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Weather
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nupert-Ralnlng.
light
souUieast
wind,
barometer.
29.60;
temperature.
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Vol
XXIV
.
i
Italy
Announces
Intention
of
Not
Paying
War
Debts
ROME,
June
12:
Italy
yesterday
announced
its
intention
in
Joining
Orcat
Britain
and
Czecho-Slovakia
tn
failure
to
pay
war
debts
due
Uic
United
States
on
Saturday.
NEW
YORK
COITER
Winr
vnfitr
iiiro
!
PVvtmrt
copper
closed
at
7.75c
per
pound
on
:
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.'
IUR
SILVER
I
NEW
YOHK,
Juni
12:
(CP)-Harj
silver
closed
at
73c
on
the
local
metal
market
vcslerdav.
Today's
Montreal
price
wa?
72c.
Strong
Day
In
New
York
Mart
All
Issues
Up
Yesterday
With
In-dustrlals
Showing
Substantial
Cains
NEW
YORK,
June
12:
Ycster-
day's
turnover
on
the
New
York'
Stock
Exchange
amounted
to
1,-;
150,000
shares.
The
Industrial
aver-j
age
at
closing
was
117.08.
up
1.19;
rails.
32.34,
up
.92;
utilities,
21.25,
up
.24,
and
bonds,
05.08,
up
Vancouver
Wheal
VANCOUVER,
Juno
12:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
79c
on
the
local
exchange
today."
RELIEF
STRIKERS
AT
PRINCE
GEORGE
ARE
.
GIVEN
JAIL
TERMS
Sentences
ranging
from
six
'
to
eighteen
months
imprison-
ment
were
Imposed
yesterday
.upon
four
men
following
their
conviction
by
Stipendiary
Ma-
glstrate
O.
H.
MDburn
in
pro-
vlncial
police
court
at
Prince
George
on
charges
of
assault-
Ing
police
officers
In
connec-
Hon
with
riots
of
relief
work
strikers
there
on
May
13.
Fred
Darker.
John
Rutledge
and
Gus
Edvall
each
were
given
six
months
and
licit
man
Johnson
six
months
on
each
of
three
counts
to
run
consecutively.
A.
McD.
Young
prosecuted
and
Gordon
Grant
of
Vancouver
defended.
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j
I
IfJK
mm
A
I..
If.
tm
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
126,000
pounds,
Gc
and
5c
to
6.6c
and
5c.
Canadla'n
None.
American
Excel,
22,500,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
5c.
Midway,
14,000,
Pacific.
6.6c
and
5c.
Mlddleton,
22,000,
Atlln.
6.4c
and
5c.
Canadian
While
there
were
no
sales
of
Canadian
halibut
here
today,
the
r
l
-iti.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Alaska
Airmen
Fly
In
Formation
Over
Dorbrandt
Funeral
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska.
June
12!
Several
well
known
veteran
Alaska
;
pilots
flew
their
planes
in
forma-,
pinanrn
MinictAI
tlon
over
the
crmeterv
here
ves-'
IlldllX
IIIJIMOICI
terday
as
the
funeral
of
the
late
j
Frank
Dorbandt.
one
of
the
best
known
of
their
number,
who
died
i
Sherman,
17,000,
Cold
Storage,
'recently
at
Fairbanks
6.1c
and
5c.
Imonla.
was
taking
place,
Emma,
11,000.
Pacific,
0.4c
and
5c.
Condor,
13.500,
and
Revllal,
10,-000,
Royal,
6.6c
and
5c.
Don
Q.,
16,000,
Pacific,
6.5c
and
5c
of
pneu-
Funeral
Notice
,
at
.9
.9
o'clock
o'clock
at
at
the
the
Catholic
Catholic
Church
Church
local
waterfront
in
loading
and
un
loading
of
ships
yesterday
than
at
any
time
since
the
longshoremen's
strike
began.
They
carried
on
their
work
under
heavy
police
guard.
The
vessels
for
which
cargo
was
handled
included
the
Empress
of
Japan,
Prince
George,
Cardena,
Princess
Adelaide,
Pacific
Pioneer
and
Hlkawa
Maru.
The
Prince
George
and
,
Cardena
sailed
last
night
for
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Princess
Adelaide
leaves
tonight
for
the
north.
The
strike
committee
decided
yesterday
to
open
ncgotiaUons
with
the
employers
looking
to
a
settlement
of
the
strike.
WILL
RUN
FOR
C.
C.
F.
Rev.
Kins
Gordon
Wires
Acceptance
of
Nomination
For
Federal
Election
Seat
in
Victoria
MONTREAL,
June
12:
(CP)
Rev.
J.
King
Gordon,
professor
of
Christian
ethics
at
the
United
Theological
College
here,
today
wired
his
acceptance
of
the
Cooperative
Commonwealth
Federation
nominaUoh
for
Victoria
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
He
will
leave
shortly
for
the
west
to
i
prepare
for
the
campaign.
!
He
Is
the
son
of.
Rev.
Dr.
Charles
jw.
Gordon
(Ralph
Connor),
the
i
noted
author.
Hart
Objects
To
Federal
Interest
VICTORIA,
June
12:
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance,
voiced
iprotest
yesterday
at
the
federal
j
government
charging
the
provinces
three
and
four
percent
interest
on
Funeral
services
for
the
late
loans
when
it
was
able
to
borrow
Peter
Dplron
will
take
place
to-'money
Itself
at
two
percent
lnter-nlght
at
8
o'clock
at
Uie
B.
C.
Un-
est.
dertakers
and
tomorrow
mornlns
i.
"
ic-m
Jeff
Lambly
arrived
In
the
city
iu
,.a,o
uwyiwu
ui
tuitucs
roiiowlng
which
interment
will
be
on
latf
evening's
train
from
Ter
at
Butedale.
imade
at
Fairvlew
Cemetary.
for
race
a
brief
visit
to
town.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
Low
11:10
a,m.
16.1
ft.
22:56
pin.
19.7
ft.
4:53
ajn.
53
ft.
16:39
pjn.
8.9
ft.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
12,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
NO
BIDS
MADE
FOR
ONTARIO
BONDS
EMPLOYMENT
OF
WHITES
ON
SHIPS
URGED
BY
OH
AW
A
Highlights
in
Career
of
British
Prime
Minister
Who
Has
Just
Retired
hr..
Durinf
World
war,
lit
brrd
from
kit
horn
fotf
town
t
Loititmoutk
b
twt
of
Kit
pocifitt
iyt.
With
hit
dujMr.
ShtiU.
I
J.
R.mt.y
MtDon4ld
I
IVi.it
to
Pretidcnt
Rooievell
in
J
1
'
1933.
Leaving
p
rim
t
miniiter't
r
1
1
i
dence
at
10
Downing
ttrett.
The
resignation
of
J.
Ramwd
MacDonaJd.
prime
minuter
of
Great
Britain,
has
Just
been
announced.
The
head
of
the
National
government
and
former
Labor
leader
Is
suffering
from
a
serious
eye
ailment
which
made
it
Impossible
for
him
to
carry
on.
HU
retirement
from
active
political
life
is
the
result.
He
has
been
a
dominant
figure
in
British
and
world
politics
for
many
years.
Former
Labor
premier
in
1924.
he
was
called
by
the
King
to
form
a
National
government
late
in
1929
and
has
been
prime
minister
ever
since.
Check-up
to
Be
Made
On
Subsidized
Boats
On
Coast
of
Pacific
Recommendation
Contained
in
Report
of
Industrial
And
International
Relations
Committee
Presented
To
House
of
Commons
Today
OTTAWA,
June
12;
(CP)
Departments
of
the
Do-j
minion
government
concerned
today
were
urged
to
keep,
a
close
chccR
upon
the
operations
of
ships
on
the
Pacific
Coast
enjoying
subsidies
to
see
that
employment
is
given
among
the
crews
to
as
many
white
citizens
as
is
reasonably
possible.
This
recommendation
was
contained
in
a
report
tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons
from
the
industrial
and
international
relations
committee.
KING
IS
UNWELL
Suffering
From
Stubborn
Ca.se
1
Of
Catarrh,
Necessitating
i
Two
Weeks'
nest
S
A
X
I)
R
I
N
O
II
A
M,
June
12:
(CP)
Kins
George
was
reported
in
a
bulletin
issued
by
his
pliy-
;
sirian
today
to
be
suffering
from
bronchial
catarrh
which
is
slow
in
disappearing
because
Ills
Ma-jetty
is
fatigued
by
his
efforts
of
the
last
few
weeks.
The
condition
,
of
the
King
will
necessitate
a
complete
rest
for
two
weeks.
Tomorrow's
great
ball
will
see
the
Prince
of
Wales
lead
Her
Majesty
into
the
ballroom.
Two
thousand
invitations
have
been
issued.
Provincial
Government
Is
To
Provide
Money
For
Road
Work
And
To
Help
Municipalities
VICTORIA,
June
12:
(CP)
The
provincial
government
is
providing
$1,500,000
for
road
work
and
$500,000
to
loan
to
centres
where
unemployment
is
most
severe
for
needed
works,
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-tullo
announced
yesterday.
"The
money
will
be
raised
through
bond
issue
and
we
are
prepared
to
take
up
the
issue
ourselves
from
our
own
sinking
funds,"
Mr.
Pattullo
said.
Financial
Conspiracy
Against
Government
is
Suggested
By
Hepburn
Premier
of
Eastern
Province
Sees
reprisal
Against
Action
Of
His
Administration
in
Cancelling:
Quebec
Power
Contracts
TORONTO,
June
12:
(CP)
No
bids
had
been
made
up
to
noon
today
for
a
$15,000,000
bond
issue
by
the
Ontario
government,
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
announced,'
charging
at
the
same
time
that
there
was
a
conspiracy
against
the
government
when
investment
dealers
agreed
among
themselves
to
make
no
offer
as
a
result
of
the
government's
action
in
cancelling
the
Quebec
power
CARGO
IS
rmnuLiEiJL
:
More
Men
Than
Ever
Since
Strike
Started
at
Work
on
Vancouver
Waterfront
Yesterday
u
a
mi
m
l
Gran
Chaco
!
i
Buenos
12!
War
Ended:
ires,
June
VANCOUVER.
June
12:More
!
.
'
"x
.y
t"1
,
.
.-u
l
1
1
strikebreakers
were
at
work
on
thei
viid-u
wur,
uiuou
iest
conflict
since
the
Great
War,
came
to
an
end
early
this
morning
following
the
signing
yesterday
of
a
peace
treaty
between
the
two
contending
nations,
Bolivia
and
Paraguay.
versary
was
wounded.
GREECE
TO
VOTE
ON
RETURN
OF
.MONARCHY
ATHENS,
Juno
government
yesterday
offlcial-
ly
announced
that
a
plebis-
cite
of
the
people
of
Greece
will
be
shortly
held
on
the
question
of
whether
the
mon-
4
Prince
of
Wales
Approves
Vets'
Germany
Tour
LONDON,
June
12:
The
Prince
of
Vales
yesterday
gave
his
approval
to
the
proposal
of
an
early
"goodwill
tour"
of
Germany
by
a
contingent
of
BrltUh
war
veterans
under
the
auspices
of
the
British
!
Legion.
'
Ensenada
Chief
Of
Police
Dead
As
Result
Duel
ENSENADA,
Mexico,
June
12:
Raoul
Ortegol,
chief
of
police
of
i
Ensenada,
was
killed
yesterday
in
a
duel
Involving
a
woman.
His
ad-'
12:
The
archy
shall
be
restored
in
this
country
with
the
return
of
Former
King
George
to
the
throne.
The
announcement
is
believed
to
be
a
sequel
to
the
'
revolutionary
uprising
of
a
few
months
ago
in
Greece.
per
day.