Today's
Weather
Frln,M!
Rupert
Cloudy,
calm;
ammeter.
30.28;
temperature,
42;
sea
smooth.
xxiv
No
274.
pREMlKU
ABERIIART
.
BACKS
UP
PATTULLO
W"1W.
NOV.
28!T-Tne
.
fernment
-
irn
.mentor
of
Alberta
Alberta
will
will
co-
co-
LABOR
TO
SOCIALIZE
Nationalization
of
Land
and
Industry
Principal
Policy
of
New
Zealand
Government
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
Nationalization
both
of
the
land
and
Industries
was
one
of
the
prkiclpal
policies
advocated
In
Its
election
campaign
by
the
.Labor
Party
of
New
Zealand
which
won
a
sweeping
victory
in
the
New
Zea-
i
iAiinn
vpsterdav.
46
seats
m
raniamci.x
.
,
-
Perate
funy
wlth
Premler
x.
tlon,
As
a
result
of
the
election,
it
.
W
?Uoof
British
Columbia
has
only
20.
Both
Premier
Forbes
irn,,
"
to
nave
the
federal
"rj
and
Former
nua
IS
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
i
Mayor
O.
O.
McGeer,
on
authority
of
the
city
council,
late
yesterday
afternoon
sus-
pended
City
Comptroller
Wal-
ter
Wardhaugh,
City
Clerk
W.
L.
Woodford
and
City
Internal
Auditor
Frank
Stead
pending
4.
an
inwstl&nt.lnn
Into
affairs
of
the
Internal
audit
department
which
will
be
opened
tomor-
row
by
a
civic
committee
con-
slstlng.of
Mayor
McGeer,
Aid.
A.
O.
Harvey
and
Aid.
C.
E.
Tisdall.
The
action
was
taken
at
the
mayor's
suggestion
fol-
lowing
the
presentation
of
eight
affidavits
to
the
council
by
W.
A.
Tucker
of
the
Inter-
nal
audit
department
yester-
day,
fr
'
Tnt
take
over
the
en-
re-elected.
Hon.
7t
nurlnV
he
month
of
October
SSi110
re-
h0
attCnded
ttVmSaaISa?
Sn"
J
S
"Sned
-ploy-
haVC
a
8Cneral
re"
-enCe
ln
UaWa
ment
In
Canada,
official
gov-
i
JSjWra
ctlou
Party
ernment
statistics
showed
yes-
declared
member
and
terday.
..
single
yesterday.
failed
to
elect
a
...
lUntn
fOC
flP-
"Pi
.
.
.
one
Social
Credit
canuiu-
-
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.
.
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T
,L
A
-
.
-
T
-
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-
t
treated.
.rk,-
'!
linn
ircilclai
J
"
!
,
three
daughters
and
one
son.
overwhelming
the
Forbes
govern-j
ready
ment
which
has
been
m
uii-c
1
since
1931.
Th
Mfltlnnallst
government
had
t.
nt.
dissolu-
Empress
of
Japan
Is
Mother
Again
Second
Son
is
Born
to
Emperor
Illrohito
and
Empress
Nagako
.
TOKYO,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
A
son
was
born
today
to
the
Empress
'Nagako,
wife
of
Emperor
Hlrohlto
of
Janan.
The
child
is
second
In
line
to
the
throne.
There
were
al-
LARGE
EMPLOYMENT
GAIN
IN
DOMINION
RECORDED
IN
MONTH
,
'
rvwiiw
Nnv
28:
(CP)
SEATTLE,
Nov.
28:
Patrolma.
P.
E
Stephens,
aged
35,
continue:
his
fight
for
life
in-hospital
here
following
an
affray
of
the
night
before
last
In
which
he
and
Patrolman
T.
A.
Sickles
were
shot,
the
latter
fatally.
Finding
the
door
of
a
beer
parlor
had
been
"jimmied,"
Stephens
and
Sickles
entered
the
place
and!
were
met
with
a
hail
of
fire
from
i
.a.
inside.
Sickles
fell
dead
Instantly,
shot
through
the
head.
Stephens!
was
seriously
shot
In
the
abdomen.
A
bystander
reported
seeing
three
men
dash
out
of
the
beer
parlor
after
the
shooting,
jump
into
a
small
sedan
which
was
waiting
outside
and
drive
off.
LANDSLIDE
AT
JUNEAU
Three
Persons
Are
Injured
Anl
Lives
Of
Thirty
Were
EndangeredTorrential
Rains
JUNEAU,
Nov
28:
A
slide
a!
short
distance
above
this
city,
fol
lowing
two
days
of
torrential
rain,
endangered
the
lives
of
thirty
persons,
two
houses
collapsing
and
another
two
being
swept
to
the
brink
of
a
precipice,
.Three
persons
were
Injured,
none
seriously.
The
residents
of
the
house's
were
moved
to
safety.
Engaged
in
Street
Fight;
Is
Relieved
Of
$800
of
His
Gash
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
28:
Follow
Ing
a
fight
on
the
street
here
dur
ing
which
tie
threw
off
his
coat
to
more
'
advantageously
engage
with
his
adversary,
a
man
reported
to
the
police,
that
$800
wa3
missing
from
his
coat
pocket.
EGG
PRICES
LOWER
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
28:
Eg?
prices
were
down
2c
per
dozen
on
the
local
wholesale
market
yesterday
to
32c,
30c,
29c
and
28c.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
28,
1935
GRAF
ZEPPELIN
MAKES
4-
N
ON-SI
OP
RETURN
TRIP
t
OVER
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
.
PERNAMBUCO;
Brazil,
Nor.
'
French
Government
Passes
Crisis
h
28:
The
German
dirigible
Today
Is
Between
Fascists
ami
Zeppelin,
owing
to
the
f
And
Socialists
revolutionary
disturbances
j
here,
did
not
land
this
week
PARIS,
Nov.
28:
The
Laval
gov-
after
a
periodical
flight
from
ernment
passed
a
crisis
in'
the
Germany.
Having
no
passen-
chamber
of
Deputies
today,
receivr
.gers,
the
airship
dropped
her
ing
a
vote
of
confidence
from
the
mail-
and
proceeded
back
chamber
of
Deputies
300
to
190
en-
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
to
dorsing
its
policies
aimed
at
saving
Africa,
thus
making
the
first
the
franc
and
adherence
to
the
,
two-way
non-stop
air
crossing
gold
standard.
On
the
outcome
of
the
ocean.
Good
Doctors
In
Soviet
Russia
Sir
Frederick
Banting
Pays
Tribute
to
Medical
Men
of
Red
Republic
TORONTO,
Nov.
28:
Tribute
to
medical
men
of
the
Soviet
Re-
Banting,
noted
Canadian
physi
cian
and
discoverer
of
insulin
for
the
treatment
of
diabetes,
on
his
return
from
an
extended
tour
of
Russia.
Dr.
Ranting
says
that
he
rarely
saw
tuberculoses
patients
in
bed.
Early
detection
and
treatment
of
the
malady
is
the
secret
of
keeping
it
down
to
a
minimum
in
that
country,
Sir
Frederick
says.
Dutch
Thinkinjr
Of
may
hinge
developments
of
the
Immediate
future
In
International
affairs.
While
the
test
of
strength
iwas
specifically
on
the
question
of
fiscal
policy
and
efforts
to
save
the
franc
from
devaluation
In
the
face
of
the
financial
crisis
i
which
has
resulted
In
the
outpour-;ing
of
gold
from
the
country
in
large
quantities
of
late,
the
matter
of
foreign
policy,
particularly
with
regard
to
the
Italo-Ethlopiari
crisis
and
the
League
of
Nations,
also
j
played
a
part
as
well
as
internal
!
policy
in
respect
to
Socialistic
and
iTT-icMcf
i
n
Hit
'Hoc
fVio
TQual
rrnv
public
is
pa.d
by
Dr.
Fredcr.ck
G.
jemment
ehdeavored
to
steer
a
middle
course,
endeavoring
to
placate
the
Socialists
by
agreeing
to
dissolve
nationalistic
bodies
while
not
completely
obliterating
the
Fascist
(Cross
of
Fire)
movement.
.The
cabinet
itself
Is
not
In
com-Iplete
accord
but
the
majority
have
.adopted
Premier
Laval's
plan
and
plead
for
internal
harmony
and
peace
in
the
face
of
the
Inter
national
crisis.
AMSTERDAM,
Nov.
28:The
want
of
confidence
vote
today.
Dutch
Parliament
is
considering
a
,
vote
of
$34,000,000
for
an
expansion
of
navy
and
air
forces.
WESTMINSTER
STRIKE
OVER
AND
VANCOUVER
MAY
BE
SHORTLY
.
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
28:
Fol-
minster
Is
concerned
was
(
settled
"yesterday.
:
Germany
to
Stand
Out
Against
Reds
j
To
End
Says
Hitleri
BERLIN,
Nov.
28:Germany
will
stand
out
thp
last
atralnst
rrvm-
lowlng
a
meeting
of
the
Long
Wlmfsm
lareH
neiohcfneher
shoremen's
Union
yesterday,
Adolph
HUlcr
yesterday.
This
was
an
early
settlement
of
the
one
reason
for
the
Nazl
g0Vern-
long
-
standing
waterfront
ments
attitude
with
respect
to.
the
strike
was
hoped
for.
The
jeWs,
Hitler
declared.
strike
as
far
as
New
West-!
.
Halibut
Arrivals
.
"
Signal,
9,000,
7.4c
and
6c.
Cold
'
.
storage.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
Low
,
4:05
ajn.
18.8
ft.
15:40
p.m.
20.5
ft
9:05
a.m.
8.4
ft.
21:47
pjn.
3.0
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
EVEN
MORE
HOSTILE
RIVE
FOR
fimFNTAl
ZITIJA
TIPlM
nUPflMWP
MPkDC
MEN
A
PIMP
i
KVV
TAMA
UK
I
Ufl
I
I
J1
DUKsjmmJ
1UJIL
UALjII
nVslll
J
L
Assumes
Kvtn
More
Hostile
(Attitude
in
Face
oi
inreav-
tried
Oil
fcmuargo
feOME,
Nov.
Z:
naiy
airucK
fn
more
warlike
tone
yes-
iiij
saint
the
proposed
oil
Eiurio.
offirials
stating
that
(position
of
an
embargo
'mi
be
cortsiaereu
Dy
naiy
as
l
.
-i
i..
..or
arainst
nations
at
apeed
to
it.
in
oilier
quar
ry,
it
was
stated
that
rremler
,ssolinl
Is
about
the
start
a
fiTt
to
capture
wc
aii,
.....
t
ihr
British
Irritation
Emu
ojfet
at
the
-
headwaters
---
y
of
the
t
But
Nile,
further
it
was
statea
lit
any
idea
of
removing
troops
wmlibjahad
been
completely
iuniowd
by
Italy.
In
fact,
dl-
Homitfc
tlrtlfj
said
today,
that
uolini
has
threatened
to
In-
rrase
the
Italian
army
in
Libya
mlf.vi
Grral
Britain
withdraws
Wps
from
the
Mediterran-
Nlarferfady
to
oppose
an
oil
Imiiarr
bj
every
means,"
II
purr
b
said
to
have
asserted.
Musgfini
attended
a
confer-
irith
chemists
yesterday
tVn
possibilities
of
devising
a
IsiWituie
for
gasoline
were
dls-
Irjwd.
Mranlinie.
the
decWon
of
Am-
hrtin
oil
companies
as
to
what
LWiill
do
about
sunnivinr
oil
I'lUljris
awaited
with
keen
in-
'
Ilhnian
reports
that
the
Ita-
I'lmtfrr
in
full
flight
on
the
thrrn
front
and
that
the
in-'limutre
also
falliner
back
on
"nmrth
were
denied
here.
COMPANY""
ISJWD
prmountain
Guarantee
Capital
Company
Ltd.
of
Vancouver
In
Trouble
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
ptetmountain
nnarnntce
Capital
limited
was
lined
$100
in
city
po
c.uri
jT-.tcirday
by
Magistrate
AitketlT.il
VlitVioenn
fnr
fnlllni?
t1
p
w
annual
report.
It
was
the
first
prosecution
under
the
British
oiumbla
Company's
Act.
'-
On
a
second
mmt
that,
rit
falling
hold
an
annual
meetlnrr.
the
fompany
wanned
$25.
i
Robert
Rector
of
the
company,
pleaded
tua.ty
nHrsnn!iii,,
Unoa
rT
Till.-'
?l
w
keep
a
proper
set
of
books,
ldl"ng
to
make
an
annual
report
sna
falling
to
hold
the
annual
me?llng
with
respect
to
the
com-Pany
He
was
fined
$100
on
the
"TSt
COtlTlf
nJ
l
....on.
I
ca
tence
on
the
other
two.
;
VANCOinnrw
...
-.m
I..
---wv,
nuv.
n;
VVI
'Wat
was
nnnfnrl
of
ar.ln
nn
Hip
lwvi.u
Mb
U
tJV
UK
w.-w
r.
exchange
yesterday,
advanc-l1
tO
86l.n
fo..
'Closing
Down
Relief
Camps
I
OTTAWA,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
The
Dominion
government
hopes
to
close
down
all
relipf
camps
during
the
com-
ing
year,
it
is
announc-
ed
by
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
of
4-
4-
Appointed
Judge
i
MR.
JUSTICE
A.
M.
M
ANSON
News
was
received
last
night
from
Ottawa
of
the
formal
appointment
of
Alexander
Malcolm
Manson
K.CM
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
barrister,
one
of
the
senior
members
of
the
law
firm
of
Williams,
Manson,
Brown
&
Harvey
and
M.
L.
A.
for
Omlneca
from
1916
to
1935,
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
bench.
He
fills
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
recent
death
of
Mr.
Justice
F.
O.
T.
Lucas
of
Vancouver
who
died
last
summer
a
short
time
after
being
appointed.
Mr.
Man-son
will
receive
the
hearty
congratulations
of
his
many
local
friends
on
his
elevation
to
the
judiciary.
AVIATORS
ARE
SAFE
Safety
of
Antarctic
Hiers
Reported
i
By
Radio
Message
1
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
28:
(CP!
As
steps
were
being
taken
preparatory
to
Instituting
a
possible
rescue
expedition
for
Lincoln
Ellsworth,
Arctic
explorer,
and
his
pilot,
Herbert
Holllck-Kcnyon
of
Winnipeg,
who
had
been
missing
since
they
hopped
off
last
Saturday
from
Dundee
Island,
south
of
Cape
I
Horn,
for
Bay
of
Whales
in
Antarctica
In
the
course
of
a
South
Po-'
lar
exploration
trip,
word
of
their
safety
came
at
midnight
last
night
In
a
brief
radio
message
picked
up
I
by
H.
M.
S.
Dunedin
in
New
Zea-,
land
waters.
No
details
were
given,
j
Holllck-Kenyon
Is
a
pilot
for
the
Mackenzie
River
Airways
and
his
parents
live
at
Ewing's
Landing,:
Okanagan
Lake,
B.C.
!
Another
Message
i
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.,
Nov.
28:
CP)The
steamer
Monowal
today
reported
receiving
a
message
ap
parently
from
the
missing-airplane
Polar
Star.
In
which
Lincoln
Ellsworth
and
Herbert
Holllck-Kenyon
have
been
flying
from-Dundee
Islr
and
to
Bay
of
Wales
In
the
Antarc
tic.
The
message
attempted
to
glvel
IVio
fllmlanfi'c
1vflMnn
fh
hln
i
reported.
4-
THREE
CITY
OFFICIALS
ARE
UNDER
SUSPENSION
PREMIER
KING
IN
WASHINGTON
DISCUSSING
NEW
TRADE
TREATIES
Premier
King
is
shown
here
in
Washington
being
greeted
by
Acting
Secretary
of
State
for
U
S.
William
Philips.
Premier
King
discussed
the
new
trade
pacts
with
U
WERE
SHOT
One
Seattle
Tatrolman
Killed
fl)
Bandits
And
Another
May
Not
Live
t
s.
HHhHH
:
VICTORY
OF
LAVAL
JAPANESE
IN
CONTROL
Trafic
on
Tientsin-Pciping
Railway
Halted
Britain
Asks
Explanation
War
Talk
Rife
Tientsin
Takes
on
Aspects
of
Armed
Camp
With
Military
Movements
LONDON.
Nov
28:
(CP)
In
order
to
prevent
the
movement
or
Nationalist
government
troops
from
Central
China
to
North
China,
where
the
autonomy
movement
is
spreading,
Japanese
troops
have
halted"
all
railway
traffic
bqtween
Tientjin
and
Pelping.
There
being
heavy
British
Interests
In
the
railways
which
have
been
seized
by
Japan,
Great
Britain
today
officially
asked
Japan
I
in
a
note
handed
to
the
Japanese
ambassador
here,
to
indicate
Its
exact
Intentions
with
regard
to
North
China.
Prepare
For
Battle
TIENTSIN,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
This
city
was-
taking-'on
the?
aspects
-6l"i"-
an
armed
Japanese
camp
today
as
troops
moved
in
while
Chinese
forces
were
withdrawn
from
the
,
Tientsln-Peiplng
area.
The
Japanese
were
rushing
construction
of
a
huge
air
base
to
completion
in
pre
paration
for
the
establishment
of
squadrons
of
airplanes.
At
the
same
time
Japanese
soldiers
were
busy
stringing
military
telegraph
lines.
War
Talk
in
China
SHANGHAI,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
War
talk
cropped
up
throughout
central
China
today
as
a
result
of
Japanese
military
operations
In
North
China
where
they
hold
the
Important
rail
way
juncturepolnt
of
Fengtal,
east
of
Pelping.
Nanking
officials,
however,
continued
efforts
tb
Improve
the
situation
by
negotiating
with
Japanese
diplomats.
The
Japanese
are
extending
their
ctlvltles
rather
than
withdrawing
n
any
way.
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