Today's
Weather
rrlncc
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
3050;
temperature,
57;
.sea
smooth.
Vol.
XXIV
No.
139.
f'Ou
1;
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
.08.
I'htbougamau.
.14.
Lcc
Oold.
.12.'
Uranada.
C2.
,
Marasta,
2.51.
Nutanda,
4350.
Shnrttt
.Gordon.
1.01.
Siwh.
X30..
IhoKiprifrcatfimfe.
V
"Mure.
.92.
Lake
Maron,
094
Sudbury
Basin.
1.70.
Columarlo.
3V.
Smelter
Oold,
.36
ask).
Can
Malartlc.
.58.
LiUlc'Long
Lac.
555.
Baramac.
.114-Ktadarona.
AIM.
Mi
pie
Leaf.
M.
Pickle
Crow.
1.C0.
Long
Lac
La
noon.
.40.
Manitoba'
Eastern,
53.
Vancouver
D,
C
Nickel,
1.06.
Alexandria,
.05
ask.
Ilayvlcw,
.01
Vi.
Illg
Missouri.
59.
Llralonic.
14.35.
U.
R
Con..
.27.
H.
R
X.
Oold,
1.00.
Huttc
I.
X.
Lh
.16.
Cariboo,
1.18.
Dcnlonla,
.63.
Dunwell.
.20.
Ororgla
River.
.0H4.
Oolconda,
.37.
Hercules,
.06;
Indian.
.03
(ask).
-
'
Mlnto,
.25,
Meridians
.10.
Morning
Star,
.25.
Noble
Five.
.08?i.
National
Silver,
.03.
Native
Son,
.03?4.
Pcnd
Oreille.
.70.
Porter
Idaho,
.08.
Premier
(dividend
1,
1.22.
Reeves.
.15.
Reno.
.83.
Reward,
.07U.
Salmon.
.10.
Silver
Crest,
.02,.
Taylor
Bridge,
.68.
United
Empire,
.10.
Wayside.
.25.
Whitewater,
.05.
Wavefly,
.OlVi-
Toronto
Inter.
Nickel,
26.45.
Tvck
Hughes,
0.60.
Dome,
42.00.
Holllnger.
17.50.
Dell,
H8'4.
Brazil,
(Ri.
C.P.R.,
15Vj.
H.
Walkers.
37
M-Can.
Cement
40H.
Monti
eul
Power,
Wo.
READY
FOR
MONTREAL-NEW
i
me
ROME
HOP
Capt.
Geo.
Pond
and
Lieut.
Cesare
Sabelli
Poised
to
Resume
Interrupted
flight
DUBLIN.
June
15:
Repairs
hav
ing
bee
n'made
to
their
plane
which
was
damaged
in
a
forced
landing
near
Lahlnch
some-time
ago
after
jthcy
had
iuccessfully
flown
acrojs
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
New
York.
Capt.
George
Pond
and
Lieut.
Cesare
Sabelli
are
now
in
readiness
U
hop
off
In
continuation
of
their
orl-
r.r
i"r:.
',t
,
:,!
LONDON,
June
15:-The
Arch-
YORK
EXCHANGE
MONTREAL.
June
15:
The
Brl
Cailadlan
gold
price
was
down
four
cents
yesterday
at
$34.40
per
ounce.
It
advanced
4c
today
to,
$3450.
BAR
SILVER
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
It
dropped
to
45c
today.
mmm
after
the
flight
to
Rome
and
3
-
;
ence
;
BnteM
n.litUWP0nUfl
co-operate
J
t
Losses
General
In
Stock
Market
Principal
Issues
Dropped
Off
about
One
Point
In
Yesterday's
Trading
At
New
York
NEW
YORK.
June
15:
Stocks
drifted
lower
in
listless
trading
yesterday
with
los.es
in
the
prlnc-
pal
Issues
running
about
one
point.
AMERICAN
STOCKS
New
York
VS.
Steel.
41.
US.
SmelUng
127?i-American
Can..
00.
Allied
Chemical
1394.
u
American
Telephone.
115.
N.Y.
Central.
30.
I
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
Seeks
Co-operation
of
Pontiff
Towards
World
Peace
with
him
in
summoning
the
Chris
tians
of
all
nations
to
co-operate
towards
the
end
of
world
peace.
Dr.
Lang
expresses
alarm
at
the
failure
of
the
world
disarmament
conference
at
Geneva
to
reach
an
agreement
In
the
matter
of
arms
limitation
SALARY
CUT
IS
OPPOSED
Presbyterian
General
Assembly
Refuses
to
Cut
.Minimum
Stipends
Despite
Requests
TORONTO.
June
15:
The
Gen
eral
Assembly
of
the
Presbyterian,
pursuits.
PARIS,
June
15:
Premier
Gaston
Doumergue
rallied
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
yesterday
behind
the
government's
plan
to
spend
millions
for
national
defence
by
winning
a
vote
of
WORK
TIME
REGULATED
Rules
Promulgated
by
Board
of
Industrial
Relations
Announced;
Industries
Covered
.
VICTORIA.
June
i5:
CPi
Hours
of
work
regulations
for
Bri
tish
Columbia
promulgated
by
the
Board
of
Industrial
Relations
were
announced
by
the
board
yesterday.
;
In
general,
the
new
regulations
follow
those
passed
pursuant
to
the
1923
act
and
cover
only
industrial
Church
In
Canada
opposes
reduc-,
Night
shifts
In
sawmills,
planing
tlsh
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at;cepl,onal
CMM
under
speclaI
con
$5.oo
on
me
iocai
exci
k
e
mr-
d,UonS(
lne
cnurch
mlght
engage
a
ordlnary
condlUons
must
be
met
kci
ycsicruay
hiiu
"vUU.
man
for
j1600
year
dollar
at
99
7-32c.
(
.
NEW
YORK.
June
15:-The
Brl-
-
fimfxy
i
rp
tlsh
pound
sterling
was
trading
at
I
U
I
1
1
1
1
A
I
$5.04
on
the
local
foreign
ex-
ULUlVll
XT.
1
change
market
yesterday
and
the
Canadian
dollar
at
$I.003i.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
June
15:
(CP)-Tlie!
KAMLOOPSi:
Interior
Town
to
Get
Next
Conven-'
tlon
Col.
Until
Re-elected
President
PORTLAND.
Ore.
June
15:
CP
;
Col.
W.
S.
Duel!
was
re-elected
Knmlqop
was
chosen
as
the
next
meeting
place.
TOURIST
MINISTRY
AND
MOKE
HIGHWAYS
URGED
BY
PKr.MII.lt
VANCAOUVER,
Juns
15:
(CPi
Establishment
of
a
tourist
ministry
In
the
provincial
cabinet
and
construction
of
more
and
better
trunk
roads
would
be,
steps
towards
In
creasing
British
Columbia's
president
of
the
British
Columbia
tourist
trade
In
the
opinion
of
NEW
YORK,
June
15:
(CP)
Bar
command
of
the
Canadian
LeRlonl
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
a
ex-
iivpr
rinsed
at
45'ic.per
ounce
on
at
the
annual
convention
hero.
pressed
In
an
Interview
here.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
15,
1934
Two
splendid
photos,
made
irom
an
airplane
fiying
high
jvh-
the
Atlantic
O:
;an
showing
the
VS.
S.
indlapapolls
Irom
which
President
Roosevelt
and
oihcr
notables
reviewed
the
ninety-five
fighting
ships
of
the
United
States
f
eet
as
they
passea
m
single
file
01
f
the
Amt
rose
Lightship.
Following
the
review
the
ships
,,aUea
up
the
Hudson
Rive;
to
drop
anchor
for
eighteen
days.
TO
ASSISTS
DOUMEKGUE'S
DLFENCE
PKOGRAM
IS
ENDORSED
BY
DEPUTIES
CHAMBER
I
MUSS0LINL
AND
HITLER
IN
MEETING
Italian
and
German
Dictators
Discuss
International
Problems
in
Venice
VENICE,
June
15:
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
and
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
of
Germany-
met
at
Lido
Airport
yesterday
to
discuss
International
problems.
The
lives
of
twenty
million
souls
were
Involved
in
the
conference.
Premier
Mussolini
appealed
to
Chancellor
Hitler
for
the
return
of
Germany
to
world
peace
negotiations
at
'
Geneva.
CHINA
IS
THANKED
Incident
in
Connection
With
Nanking
Vice-Consul
Closes
Was
'
Frightened
by
Wolves
.
NANKING,
China.
June
15-Ja.
tlon
of
the
minimum
wage
of
Its
mms
and
shingle
mills
may
work
pan
has
expressed
formal
apprecla-mlnlsters
despite
requests
from
!
their
forty-eight
hours
In
five
tlon
to
the
Chinese
National
gov-
j
presbyteries
that
circumstances
Injnights
providing
they
do
not
work
ernment
for
Us
aid
in
finding
Vice
'
many
congregations
demand
it.
1
more
than
ten
hours
In
a
single
Consul
Hldeakl
Kuramoto
of
Nan-
The
salary
committee
was
agree-
night.
This
applies
all
over
the
pro-
king
whost
disappearance
to
continue
for
another
year
Vlnce.
1
tcned
international
complications
the
concession
of
1933
that,
in
ex-
usual
exemDtlon
clauses
are
mo-
and
who
tt
was
at
first
believed
had
f
vlded
for
employees
where
extra-
been
kidnapped.
The
latest
story
In
connection
iwith
the
disappearance
of
.Kura
moto.
who
turned
up
safely
yester-
1ay.
is
that,
while
out
for
a
walk,
.ie
was
chased
by
Wolves
Into
a
ximb
and
was
so
frightened
that
he
;tayed
in
hiding
there
since
ast
Saturday.
He
gave
his
cuff
"links
to
Chinese
woman
who
brought
him
food.
It
Is
expected
that
Kuramtto
will
be
recalled
to
Japan.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
June
15:
-(C)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
73?bc
per
b'i-
shel
on
the
local
exchange
and
at
74Jc
today.
Chief
Mazistrate
of
Seattle
mands
End
of
Longshore
Strike;
"Radicals
in
'Frisco
Ketchikan
Busy
Northland
Arrives
With
Capacity
Passenger
List
and
Cargo
Of
Freight
SEATTLE,
June
15:
(CD-There
was
little
change
in
the
maritime
workers'
strike
along
the
coast
today.
Mayor
Smith
of
Seattle
yesterday
proclaimed
an
emergency
"involving
the
peace
and
safety
of
all
citizens"
and
assumed
personal
command
of
the
police.
He
declared
he
proposed
to
open
the
port
for
commerce.
RPATTT
V.
June
IS-
Aridresslne
last
week,
might
again
be
tied
up.
Reorganization
Suggested
lomorrows
I
ides
High
Low
r.
.
3:16
a.m.
19.0
fL
16:24
p.m.
17.7
tt.
.10:05
ajn.
3.8
ft.
23:01
pjn.
8.7
ft.
PRICE
.FIVE
CENTS
DUl
im
CANADIAN
WHEA
T
BOOSTED
NO
SETTLEMENT
IN
CONNECTION
WITH
STEEL
MSPJTE
YET
France
Doubles
Impost
On
Feed
Mixtures
and
Flour
From
Dominion
New
Rate
of
100
Instead
of
80
Francs
Per
Quintal
to
Come
Into
Effect
Tomorrow
Under
Decree
Issued
Today
By
Government
at
Paris
PARIS,
June
15:
(CP)
The
French
government
today'
issued
a
decree
doubling
the
tariff
on
Canadian
wheat,
wheat
and
rye
mixtures,
seeds
and
flour.
The
increased
tariffs
become
effective
tomorrow.
The
rate
is
being
advanced
from
eighty
to
one
hundred
and
sixty
francs
per
juintal.
The
change
in
the
tariff
on
Canadian
feed
follows
new
international
trade
agreements
recently
negotiated
by
France.
;
Today's
Stocks
(Courtt..
B
O
JoSii.oij
00.1
United
States
Shows
Her
Teeth
In
Naval
Review
Plan
of
Director
of
N.R.A.
Unsatisfactory
To
Pittsburg
Meetirg
Personal
Conference
Will
Likely
be
Held
Later
in
Week
With
View
to
Preventing
Tying
up
Industry
and
1
Throwing
Huge
Number
Out
of
Work
I
PITTSBURG,
June
15:
Meeting
here
yesterday,
lead-'ers
of
the
steel
workers
declared
proposals
of
General
Hugh
S.
Johnfon,
director
of
the
National
Recovery
Act,
for
a
settlement
of
the
impending
steel
strike
to
be
unsatisfactory.
It
was
suggested
that
General
Johnson
should
come
here
for
a
personal
conference
which
it
is
expected
will
take
place
within
the
next
few
days.
Meantime,
the
rlisoute,
which
threatens
to
tie
up
an
industry
employing
800,000
workers,
remains
unsettled.
ULTIMATUM
DECISION
BY
MAYOR!
IS
FINAL
De-'
Great
Britain
Not
Paying
Debt
loaay
ana
vjucs
ncasuu
For
Decision
LONDON,
June
15:
The
British
government
made
final
decision
yesterday
to
make
no
war
debt
payment
to
United
States
today.
The
decision
to
this
effect
was
made
after
mature
consideration
had
been
given
by
the
cabinet
to
the
note
of
Secretary
of
State
Cor-dell
Hull
of
the
United
States
and
is
based
on
the
belief
that
Great
Britain
would
remain
in
default
unless
it
paid
the
full
arrears
due
although
the
Attorney
General
of
the
United
States
had
ruled
that
back
payment
was
not
necessary.
Wants
Some
Cash
WASHINGTON,
DC..
June
15:
In
a
statement
yesterday
on
the
war
debt
question,
President
Franklin
D.
Rooseveit
said
that
the
United
states
was
n
to
Ppared
accept
:
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
gooas
or
services
as
iuii
payment
that
neither
side
was
In
the
right
!
w"
u.CDl
"'H"15;
AS
Lan
!
evidence
of
good
faith
of
the
dehtor
i,
in
the
longshoremen's
strike.
"It
a
case
of
a
small
minority
working
j
"'uus;
'
wuuwy
wuuia
npec
least
some
part
of
the
debts
to
a
hardship
on
the
majority."
de-sat
clared
Smith.
"The
dispute
must
uc
""u
111
lL-
be
settled
at
once,"
asserted
the
I
mayor
In
declaring
that,
unless'
'
there
was
a
settlement
by
I
o'clock
Thursday
afternoon,
he
would
be
prepared
to
take
definite
action.
Fears
were
expressed
here
jester-
REFORMING
OF
SCHOOL
that
Alaska
shipping,
which
day.
Changes
Bf
,
Made
t
c
,1Iam
nao
ww
iuH..6
v..u
,.;
nfnrm.-ilnrvFrani.
Rnt
Is
New
Principal
SAN
FRANCISCO
June
15.:-De-1
June
J3
cianng
inai
u
is
aominaiea
ay
a
radical
element,
John
P.
Ryan,
pre
sident
of
the
Longshoremen's
As-'
soctatlon,
has
suggested
a
reorganl-,
zatlon
of
the
local
union.
Local
longshoremen
have
voted
3
to
1
asalnst
returning
to
work
on
the
latest
proposals
of
the
employers
'Continued
nn
oage
five.)
j
Halibut
Arrivals
Teddy
J.
American
12.000.
Cold
Storage,
6.9c
and
5c.
Canadian
Covenant,
20,000,
Cold
Storage.
5c
and
4c.
t
'
Fanny
F.,
9,000,
Atlln,
5c
straight.
Borgund.
8.000,
Atlln,
5.1c
And
4c.
Toodle,
9,000,
Cold
Storage,
5c
and
4.5c.
A'k
'3
0m.
Atjln.
5o
and
4.5'.-.
Pae
Spear.
8,000,
.Booth,
5c
unil
4.1c.
(CP)
-A
thorough
reorganization
of.
the
Boys'
Industrial
School
at
Coqult-lam
will
be
undertaken
as
a
result
of
an
.investigation
recently
completed.
Francis
C.
Boyes,
a
Vancouver
school
principal,
will
succeed
D.
B.
Brankin,
superintendent
of
the
school
for
the
last
fifteen
years,
who
Is
resigning.
Held
Responsible
For
Wife's
Death
Sudbury
Man
Placed
Under
Arrest
In
Connection
With
Illegal
Operation
Case
SUDBURY,
Ont
June
15
Jacob
K"c
h.
been
arrested
on
a
harge
of
manslaughter
as
a
re-"ult
of
the
death
of
his
wife
following
an
illegal
operation.