Th
prince
Rupert-Part
cloudy,
moderate
southeast
wind;
barometer,
3020:
temperature,
45;
light
chop.
lu
XXIV
No.
276.
)NE
SHIP
IS
LOADED
Lrhorfmen's
Union
Permits
,utlifnbach
tssel
lo
lie
Loaded
Alter
Xtw
Crew
Is
Signed
On
I
SAN
PEDHO,
nov.
30:
An
al-
mtatr
crew
from
Mobile
r
been
discharged
and
sent
Lii'Viie
Atlantic
Coast
one
of
.
u.i.t.
linn
t
n
m
nr.
f
n
II
DC
U1CIVHJ.IW4
iiiic
awamtti)
mh-
tritrfay
with
a
new
crew
after
tint
toiitd
by
union
longshore-
tThf
I'.ictontach
line
has
ap-
mrcn'?
:umndered
to
the
Intcr-
itM
lonyjhoremen's
Assocla-
Bon
i
rwruon
witn
ine
umi
tri
Hi-
mm"
strike
and
it
Is
msibfe
lhat
two
other
of
the
papai
snips,
which
have
o;en
yd
p
for
some
time,
may
be
I
However,
there
Is
still
some
un-
a;
to
whether
or
no.
pSlf
development
Implies
a
lalt
settlement
of
the
long-
apncu
strike
which
has,
been
laKK..3i
to
become
cncral.
COPPER
TO
HAKE
MACAO
frlmre
Tort
To
Re
Tranv
toific
Air
Mall
Base
Con
tracts
Awarded
lUSBON,
Nov.
30:
The
Portu-
f
se
government
has
awarded
Ru-Paclflc
air
mall
carrying
pacts
to
the
Pan-American
pay?
operating
between
Call-
Na
and
the
Phllliplne
Islands.
announced
yesterday.
The
Portuauese
port'
of
Macao
R
It
u
understood,
be
made
the
IMnest
port
of
call
for
the
Pan-1
perican
Airways,
being
chosen1
Fa4
of
Chinese
ports
owing
to.
P
fcitt
in
that
country.
I
lI
China
Clipper,
before
long;
f"1
aw
making
calls
tnere.
5EARCH
IS
i
CONTINUED
ro
Expeditions
In
Siamese
Moun-
lains
to
Check
Up
on
Crdsh
j
Reports
I
I
SINGAPORE.
Nov.
30:
(CP)
Two
rWitlons
have
left
Steum.
Slam.
PJ
investigate
reports
that
Sir
Paries
KlnDsfnrrf.Cv.WIVc
nlnnK
t,1S5lng
for
over
threo
weeks
be-
lVEen
Allahabad
and
Singapore
In
I'tuurxp
rf
.ni-ui
r.
i
tt
injjuv
I
rum
,HB1U1IU
Australia,
crashed
lntn
.hi
Sla-
;,tse
mountains,
it
u
ronnrtrd
ULT!le
rcsult
01
search
Into
i0.
.
may
noi
De
Known
I
ur
tour
davs.
Quadruplets
Are
Born
in
England
rt
n
......
n
,
crcasc
t0
Family
i
Country
Village
LONDON,
Is
Mussolini
Bluffing
or
is
He
Not?
He
Must
Have
Fuel,
It
is
Generally
Admitted
Extension
of
Sanctions
List
Foregone
Conclusion
LONDON,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
France's
frank
warning
to
Italy
against
any
unprovoked
attack
on
Great
Britain's
Mediterranean
fleet
has
succeeded
definitely
in
lessening
the
international
tension,
informed
British
sources
declared
today.
The
Daily
Herald,
reflecting
the
general
attitude
of
the
British
press,
said:
"After
all
the
threats
and
high
talk
of
warlike
measures
and,
after
all
the
theatrical
troop
movements,
Mussolini,
in
the
face
of
firmness,
has
climbed
down."
LONDON,
Nov.
30:
War
clouds
hang
low
over
Europe
again
and
conflict
is
feared
by
many
to
be
more
imminent
than
for
some
time.
European
statesmen
last
night,
fearing
the
possibility
of
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
going
ahead
with
drastic
steps,
viewed
with
gravity
-the
possible
outcome
of
the
imposition
of
oil
sanctions
.
.
Kupon
Italy.
It
is
conceded
to
be
al
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D,
Joniwvjti
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.18V2.
Big
Missouri,
.60.
,Braiorne,
5.40.
-"
'
B.
It.
Cons..
.03
V2.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
.08
12.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.16.
Dentonia,
.27.
Georgia
River,
.0054.
Golconda,
.10.
Indian,
.01
ft.
Minto,
.07.
Meridian
New,.
.10.
.Morning
Star,
.03ft.
National
Silver,
.0214.
Noble
Five,
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
.80.
Porter
Idaho,
.04ft.
,
Premier,
1.75.
Reeves
McDonald,
.07.
Reno,
.93.
Silver
Crest,
.00ft.
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Taylor
Bridge,
.17.
Wayside,
.16.
Whitewater,
.054.
Waverly
Tangier,
.00
ft.
Grange,
.01
ft.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
2.35.
Chibougamau,
.1334.
'
Lee
Gold,
.02.
Granada,
.21.
Inter.
Nickel,
40.70.
'
Macassa,
3.00.
Noranda,
44.50.
Sherritl
Gordon,
1.11.
Slscoe,
2.61.
"
Lake
Maron,
1.45.
Tcck
Hughes,
4.43.
Sudbury
Basin,
2.95,
.;
Smelter
Gold,
.05.
Canadian
Malartlc;
.90.
"
Little
Long
Lac,
5.70.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.02.
Stadacona,
.15.
Maple
Leaf,
.05
ft.
Pickle
Crow,
.3.38.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1,16.
God's
Lake,
1.27.
Sturgeon
River,
.61.
Red
Lake
Gold-
Shore,
.39
ft
San
Antonio,
2.97.
Shawkey,
.64.
East
Malartlc,
.22.
Today's
Weather
TerraceCloudy,
calm,
36.
Anvnv.
nioudv.
calm
34.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
30.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Smlthers-Cloudy.
Calm,
frosty.
Burns
Lake
Fog,
calm,
22.
V..
nn.
.
.
-Z?wKthree
dl
gW
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
laBe
ln
f
m
lna
cou"try
vil-
t'ast
at
10:20,
was.
reported
this
s.aun.
-
.
morning
to
be
on
ume.
most
a
foregone
conclusion
that
!the
oil
embargo
will
be
imposed
!
that
it
Is
Just
a
matter
of
fixing
tire
I
date.
It
Is
also
probable
that
steel,
iron
and
coal
will
be
included
in
the
sanctions
list.
There
is
reason
to
believe
that
American
oil
companies,
complying
with
the
policy
of
the
government
which
is
opposed
to
the
supplying
of
war
materials
to
any
belligerents,
will
refuse
to
supply
oil
to
Italy.
Of
course,
should
United
States
companies
decide
not
to
side
In
with
League
nations
but
to
supply
oil
to
Italy,
the
League
embargo
would
be
rendered
largely
ineffectual.
It
is
expected
that
Great
Britain
will
formally
propose
the
oil
embargo
against
Italy
at
the
meeting
of
the
sanctions
committee
which
has
been
called
for
December
12
at
ViCTCf-iLft
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Geneva.
Regret
has
been
expressed
'
-
In
some
quarters
that
the
meeting
has
been
called
for
so
late
a
date.
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
30:
(CP)
Some
British
officials
expressed
George
Warren,
aged
83,
one
of
the
belief
yesterday
that
Musso-
th
most
prominent
pioneers
of
Unl
misht
be
bluffing
despite
his
the
British
Columbia
fish
canning
innouncement
that
the
imposition
-industry,
died
here
Thursday
nignt.
nnfripndlv
action?1
A
war
against
he
sanctions
nations
could
only
na
in
atsastur
lor
rciatiom
iuuu
w,
.
Italy.
II
Duce
might,
of
course,
de-
JJanUllS
VlSlt
",lde
to
go
down
in
a
maze
oi
giury
'n
a
suicidal
war
rather
than
to
have
his
armies
in
East
Africa
-.tarved
out
by
sanctions.
Oil
Is
essential
to
his
campaign,
It
Is
generally
admitted,
From
the
Fronts
Bank
in
Helena
Escape
With.
$800
Following
Daylight
Robbery
in
Montana
City
.
The
Ethiopians
showed
consider-
ZQ:o
ible
activity
yesterday
in
consoli-
,
armed
bandlts
held
up
the
White
dating
their
forces
on
the
northern
nmS2
state
Bank
here
yesterday,
front
and,
while
only
minor
sklr-
intimated
the
staff
and
customers
mlshes
were
reported
during
the
and
escaped
in
a
waiting
motor
car
with
$800
in
currency.
Relieved
that
a
day,
it
was
again
major
engagement
was
Impending.
Emperor
Halle
Selassie
has.
left
Addis
Ababa,
presumably
to
take
The
Italians
emphatically
denied
JH.v
that
Walwal.
close
to
Kev.
Dr.
E.
D.
McLaren
Passes
Away
the
Italian
Somaliland
border,
had
been
recaptured
by
the
Ethiopians,
j
On
the
contrary,
it
was
reported,
fv,
Tt.ifon
ramnalen
was
ko-
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
30:
(CP)
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
30,
1935
NEW
DIESEL
CAR
RUNS
ON
RAILS
OR
ROADS
.
A
ne
w
JPieseUerrsinejJ
.car
which
is
equally
at
home
on
the
toad
or
on-
a
railway
track
was
tested
for
the
first
time
recently
on
the
Great
West
Road,
near
London,
England,
The
vehicle,
which
is
of
original
design,
can
climb
steps
and
runs
easily
over
all
sorts
of
surfaces.
It
Is
fitted
with
four-wheel
drive,
and
four-whisl
steering,
and
is
capable
of
drawing
at
least
ten
trucks.
It
Is
seen
above
going
down
steps.
Pioneer
Salmon
CannerisDead
Ocorge
Warren
Passes
Away
In
Vancouver
At
Age
Of
Eighty-Three
Years
CREW
OF
HALIBUT
BOAT
ITHONA
HAD
CLOSE
CALL
AFTER
THEIR
BOAT
SANK
Well
Known
American
Halibut
Vessel
Foundered
After
Striking
Reef
and
Six
Men
Perched
For
Day
On
Storm-Swept
Rock
KETCHIKAN.
NoV.
30:
(CP)-CaDt.
Ole
Moland
and
of
the
oil
embargo
would
be
con-
He
commenced
in
the
canning
bu-j
fjye
members
0f
the
crew
0f
the
halibut
boat
Ithona
clung
id"ed:,?t"!1l!d,:
r.nLf"
lninT18Snh
ana
u.
l.
wuson.
J-
BulUmer
to
a
wave-swept
ept
rock
rock
for
for
twenty
twenty-one
hours
.after
the
Ithona
struck
a
reef
and
sank
in
a
gale
on
Tuesday
night
oi
tnis
weeK,
it
was
learned
yesterday,
ine
men
were
brought
here
on
the
halibutter
Electra.
Dr
.
Fred
Kergin
-
K
Followine
the
strandine.
the
men
Wins
His
F.R.C.S.
Coveted
Medical
Degree
Taken
Local
Boy
Who
is
Engaged
In
Post-Graduate
Work
In
London
put
off
in
a
dory
which
the
waVes
smashed
against
the
reef.
The
best
swimmers
saved
those
who
were
unable
to
make
headway
in
the
rough
sea.
All
then
roosted
on
the
'
rock
over
which,
the
waves
washed
Dy
at
high
tide
until
they
were
sighted
i
by
the
Electra
Just
before
dark
on
i
Wednesday.
The
Electra
is
now
proceeding
to
"
!
,
,
.
',
Seattle
with
the
five
members
of
ymu
w3
ic.ou
twaj
u,
w
tne
crewGnbert
Hanson.
Thor
personal
command
of
his
forces
In
A
VanrftllVOr
!)
PS
".Sf!
!
wre5k
a
view
to
ascertaining
a
new
offensive.
'some
time
longer.
SPRECKELS
PART
COMPANY
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
30:
Mr.
and
UlttU
-
r-
-
.
.
.
.
.
,
o
l.-l-
1
U
Ini?
ahead
steadily
and
that,
from
Rev.
ur.
m.
u.
McLaren,
pioneer
wirs.
Auojpu
oplCcK.c
nave
iwuir
PT.
BARROW
EVACUATED
I
the
north,
Italian
troops
were
near-
unusu
uoiumoia
cnurcnman,
aieo,
-ure
paiuug
ui
mc
uc..
usKimo
ropuiauon
unaDie
to
stay
Ine
Lake
Tana
All
places
.that
-have
last
nigni
in
snaugnnessy
Military
j
ugui
neu
wuu8,ucu
uwmg
to
fuel
ana
rood
been
captured
by
the
Italians,
it
Hospital
where
he
had
been
chap-;
by
his
young
wife
for
separate
Shortage
was
stated
are
being
disarmed,
lain
ln
recent
years.
Aged
85,
he
maintenance.
x
Ethiopians
who
wish
to
Join
Italy
was
born
ln
Lanark,
Ont.,
and
was(
-
POINT
BARROW,
Alaska,
Dec.
are
however,
being
equipped
with
formerly
minister
of
old
St.
An-j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
M.
Dockrlll
re-30:
(CP)
The
last
of
several
hun-new
rifles
Italian
reports
Indicate
drew's
Presbyterian
Church.
He
had
turned
on
last
evening's
train
to
dred
Eskimos
left
Point
Barrow
that
preparations
are
being
made
been
ill
for
some
time
and
death
their
home
in
Telkwa
after
a
visit
yesterday
for
the
winter
because
of
Continued
on
Page
2
was
not
unexpected.
of
a
few
days
in
town.
,
food
and
fuel
shortage.
High
...,4:56
a.m.
13.6
ft.
16:35
pjn.
19.4
ft.
Low
10:50
a.m.
8.6
ft.
23:21
ajn.
-J.C
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
WAR
CLOUDS
HANGING
LOW
AGAIN
ssibility
of
Oil
Embargo
Precipitating
Conflict
Of
Major
Proportions
Discussed
DEMANDS
AUTONOMY
IN
CHINA
BRITISH
i
WARNING
TO
JAPAN
.Tokyo
Apparently
Intends
To
Enforce
Its
Will
Big
Arms
Appropriation
Passes
PEIPING,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
An
ultimatum
demanding
declaration
of
autonomy
in
North
China
was
handed
Chinese
authorities
today
by
representatives
of
the
Imperial
Kwantung
Army,
it
was
reliably
reported.
Arrival
of
a
trainload
of
tanks
and
an
additional
ten
troop
trains
in
Tientsin
seemed
to
indicate
there
was
every
intention
to
back
the
ultimatum
with
force
and
that
the
Japanese
appeared
determined
not
to
permit
this
demand
to
pass'
without
definite
action
as
did
the
last
deadline
for
autonomy
fixed
for
November
20.
I
.
,
.
London's,
Attitude
LONDON1;
-Nov.
30:
In
a
note
to
Tokyo
yesterday,
the
British
government
Indicated
that
It
did
not
like
Japanese
activities
In
North
China.
The
note
curtly
reminded
Japan
that
there
was
still
such
a
thing
as
the
nine-power
treaty
guaranteeing
independence
and
boundaries
of
China.
Big
Arms
Appropriation
TOKYO,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
The
Japanese
Army
and
Navy
won
cabinet
approval
today
for
their
greatest
budget
appropriations
In
the
Empire's
history
when
about
$659,000,-
000
was
voted,
almost
forty-seven
percent
of
which
went
to
the
army
and
navy.
There
was
sharp
oppo
sition
to
the
big
military
appropria
tion
but
it
was
overridden.
PACT
WITH
AUSTRALIA
Will
Benefit
B.
C.
Paper
Exporters,
Also
Manufacturers
Of
Boots
And
Shoes
OTTAWA,
Nov.
30:
A
new
trade
treaty,
which
Is
in
process
of
being
drawn
up
with
Australia,
will
benefit
British
Columbia
exporters
of
wrapping
paper
and
Eastern
manufacturers
of
boots
and
shoes,
it
is
intimated
here.
latpresent
engaged
in
postrgra-,nSeaU!e
lc
today.
n.
Pioneer
n,
Lhurchman
,
duateLwork
ln
hospitals
in
London,-
Car,t.
Moland
jeft
n
board
1
lUUvl1
VllUl
V11AIIU11,
rs1t,
uR
wpPn
cMpppccf,,!
n
nass-
.
...
.....
.
..
t
.ww
uiut
a
i
Cu
Ul
vv,j.
w..v.Sw
ir
tne
itnona
can
be
raised.
In
Military
Hospital
at
Age
Of
Eighty-Five
Years
t
"
:
,3.
saivaee
Doat
tor
tne
srent
nr
t.hp
or
surgeons
oi
isngiana.
ur.
K.ergin
.
will
be
remaining
in
London
for
Vancouver
Wheat
father,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin,
that
Dr.
HusbV(
Ivar
Angell
Hans
Hope
and!
Wheat
closed
at
86?8c
on
the
local
Fred
G.
of
this
city,
who
is
Kergin
Ant
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