wet.
r-
m
mi
,
i
al
lt
ilVi,
!
Ucdett.
who
says
i
blocking
worlds
:
prosperity
Mir
IV!
.
.
I
III
IIIIIIIMI'I
Attend
Cabinet
Meet
Saturday
irTAWA.
r
Q
,
Nov
20:
CP
Hon.!
-
mw
minister
of
na-
'
und
Hon
It
D.
Han-:
1
lifter
of
trade
and)
both
attended
their
,
"f
the
cabinet
council
!
I
II
I
IMrlulntn
Is
Nominated
The
f-
Today's
Weather
Tom
orrow
s
Tides1
mmM
Rupert
-Overcast,'
light
High
.1:15
ajn.
19.8
ft.
wind,
barometer.
29
0;
12:57
pjn.
22.6
ft.
:c
48;
fcca
smooth.
Low
.7:00
ajn.
7.8
ft.
16:45
pjn.
13
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
,AXXIV
K.:
270.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B'.C,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
20,
1034
PRlCi;
FIVE
CENTS
ORIENTAL
SITUATION
AGAIN
OMINOUS
BARFUL
OF
GERMANY,
FRANCE
INCREASES
WAR
BUDGET
s
w
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FurfW
Sino-Japanese
Hostilities
Imminent
In
Manchukuo
Region
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I
Til
ttn'lf
lltM
flVnl
DlllllllKr
fn
Started
by
Fluwcry
Kingdom
as
Naval
Parley
Faces
Breakdown
(Ireat
Britain
Fearful
PillIN,
China,
Nov.
20:
Bloody
fighting,
with
;4
u
cities,
is
already
reported
to
have
broken
out
as
...
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...
t
l
u..1...
rni
.
t
i,..:.:
-iuujis
jiumu
uui
iiuui
.wujiuiumiu,
inv
uapan
j.
k
ivered
an
ultimatum
to
the
Chinese,
it
is
stated
f
(1ifuate
certain
communities
and
the
Chinese
arc
rule
Japan
states
that
the
intention
is
to
settle
thc
Manchukuan
border
once
and
Internationalist
for
all.
It
U
contended
here
that
the
campaign
shows
all
the
signs
of
the
former
Japanese
aggressiveness
when
Manchukuo
was
carved
out
of
Chlnc
Manchuria
In
defiance
of
the
League
ot
Nation.
Treaty
Is
Denounced
LONDON.
Nov.
20:
Following
Japan'
decision
to'
flatly
reject
the
British
compromise
plan
at
the
prettnflnatyj
naval
.
.disarmament
ronverftttkma
which
would
give
Japan
equality
In
naval
strength
with
Oreat
Britain
and
United
State
In
principle
but
not
In
prac
lice.
It
wai
atated
here
yesterday
that
the
Toklo
government
had
dc
ided
to
denounce
the
London
naval
rraty
but
would
await
a
more
aus
pinous
occaalofl
before
formally
announcing
so.
In
view
of
the
unsettled
situation
In
the
Bait.
It
Is
reported
here
that
.
Oreat
Britain
la
about
to.
send
an
additional
squadron
of
bombing
planet
to
Singapore
for
use
in
the
Orient
In
case
of
emergency.
Launching
New
Cruiser
I
I
TOKIO.
Nov.
20:
-Emperor
Illio-
hlto
today
viewed
the
launching
of
a
new
batUe
crulacr
which
Is
said
to
be
one
of
-the
most
powerful
flghUng
crntt
on
the
seas.
Construe
Hon
of
a
new
aircraft
carrier
for
Japan
la
understood
to
have
started
and
a
new
flotilla
of
destroyers
is
about
to
be
built.
It
is
said.
FOUR
DIE
'"'I
IIVIII
tl
ll
V
-
'
"'ate
for
the
federal
nalast
nlghD'arcy
O.
tu
sitting
Conservative
t
StvitK
i:Ainii(ii!AKr
t
,N
M)UTIIi:UN
INDIA
HAWAII.
India.
Nov.
!0:
sh.llcnii
O....J-
in.
j.
tokr
1
mosl
8cvcrc
earth-
lh
,n
i'cars.
n
Is
feared
lit,
7rc
as
heavy
loss
of
")rrtina
,0,,u
U1nagc.
ac-
n
here,
the
people
nro
of
panic.
IN
CRASH
1
,ost
Lives
instantly
When
Commer
i
clal
I'lanc
Wrecked
Near
San
Fernando,
Cat.
cam
pritMANDO
Cal..
Nov.
20:
-
Ullll
bj
'-
''owtll
In
ri..
vi,iri,
in,
..itnt
anH
fhrrp
nther
nersons
were
"crai
at
l
orlhcomlnr
i
instantly
killed
in
the
crasn
01
ldcral
Election
I
commercial
airplane
near
here
Sa
I.
i...
f.m)
n,irvlv
hart
hrril
"TOItlA,
Nov.
20:
CPl
C.
J.
cut
off
before
the
crash
occurred
so
.
m.
..
....
.
.
...
.
..
,
a
"
iwroi
uic
Hoard
01
in-
the
plane
aia
nov
w
un.
'
UDll
u-n
nnmlnnlrH
,
-
Forty-Five
Cents
Per
Hour
Favoredj
IS
GOING
TO
JURY
Iiuull
Case
of
LMne
Mails
to
Defraud
May
Conclude
in
Chi-caeo
Tills
Week
CHICAGO,
Nov;
20:
The
case
in
Vancouver
AlexandrUXl)).
D.
C.
Nickel.
.40.
Dig
Missouri,
20.
Uradlan,
2.10.
nralorne.
12.05.
B.
It.
Cons,
6.
B.
It
X.
Gold.
22.
Cariboo
Quartz.
112.
Dcntonla,
.40.
Dun
well,
.16.
Oeorgla
River.
.01
(ask).
Oolconda.
.2812.
Hercules.
.02.
Indian,
.01.
Mlnto.
.151,.
Meridian,
.10.
National
Silver.
.03
li.
Noble
Five.
.07.
Pcnd
Oreille,
'.43.
Porter
Idaho,
.08.
Premier,
152.
Reno.
1.01.
Silver
Crest,
.OHj.
Salmon
Oold.
.09',j.
Taylor
Drldge,
.24.
Wayside.
.10.
Whitewater.
.04
12.
Wavcrly
Tangier.
.01.
United
Empire.
.11.
Olaclcr
Creek,
.05.
Orange,
54.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.92.
Lee
Oold,
.04.
Oranada,
.28.
Inter.
Nickel.
22.35.
Macassa,
2.35.
Noranda,
20.95.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.43.
Sisco.'
2.49.
Ventures,
.83.
Lake
Maron,
.04.
Tcck
Hughes.
3.89.
Sudbury
Dasln,
1.10.
Columario,
53.
Smelter
Oold,
.12.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.30.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.03.
Stadacona,
.23.
I
which
Samuel
Insull,
former
utill-;
ties
magnate,
and
sixteen
co-defen-'
dants
are
charged
with
using
the
mails
to
defraud
is
expected
to
go
to
ihe
Jury
this
week,
possibly
today,
after
a
trial
lasting
several
weeks.
The
prosecution
late
Saturday
rested
Its
case
In
rebuttal
and
the
defence
presented
sub-rebuttal
yes
terday.
Judge
Wllkerson
on
Saturday
re
fused
a
petition
of
the
defence
to
direct
a
verdict
for
the
acquittal
of
eleven
of
the
co-defendants,
five
of
whom
have
appeared
as
witnesses,
The
petition
was
to
be
renewed
to
day.
Today's
Stocks
(Court.
B
0
Jotuiawo
ft-.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.15
(ask).
!
PORTLAND.
Nov.
20:
Sawmill
Mail.
At
Eastern,
.17.
j
operators,
meeting
here
last
night,
-
voted
15
to
10
In
favor
of
retaining
1
.
.
the
45c
minimum
wage
raic
Jur
I
r
hlicpnniprpr
flnfl
common
labor
In
Oregon
mills.
tfvrlinniro
Rates
at
New
York-Montreal
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
20:
fcr
Tho
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.D0(
here
Saturday
and
the
Ca
nadian
dollar
at
2'ic
premium.
$4.87'ii
here
Saturday.
oo
1
Muccsilini
Pnnf
nr
ITlUOdUllllI
vumvi
Chancellor
of
Austria
In
Rome
For
Conversations
Wlih
II
Dure
ROME.
Nov.
20:
-Chancellor
Kurt
von
Sehuschnlgg
of
Austria
Is
here
mnwrnrA!.
Nhv
20:
ICI'l
The
io
comer
wun
rrcmicr
ucimo
mua-
nrui.ii
Nrtimd
sterling
closed
at
sollnl
of
Italy
on
problems
affecting
the
two
countries.
Mass
Demonstration
in
Mexico
City
Over
50.000
Mex.
ai;
gwpxm
employees
in
a
mass
demonstration
m
fro:
of
the
Mexico
City
Ca
Jiolie
cathedral
following
the
announcement
that
So;
aalis
i
instruction
would
be
manoa-
tory
in
schools.
With
Liberal
Long
in
Field
And
Conservatives
Uncertain,
With
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
having
been
renominated
as
Liberal
candidate
a
few
months
back
and
the
Conservative
outlook
uncertain,
probably
pending
some
indication
THREATENED
Street
Railway
Workers
in
Los
Angeles
May
Walk
Out
I'nlevs
U'i.f
Drmands
'Nlfl
week
wlUi
some
wage
Increases,
2500
street
railway
workers
of
this
city
aro
threatening
to
ro
out
on
convention
has
been
called
for
De
ccmber
7.
Some
of
the
district
C.
C.
,
F.
clubs
have
already
named
their
.
will
not
do
so
until
after
November
20.
Most
prominenUy
mentioned
as
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
20:
Unless
;c.
C.
F.
candidates
for
the
riding
the
company
meets
their
demands
at
this
time
are
heard
the
names
of
for
an
eight-hour
day
and
five-day
A.
E.
Wlndle.
young
newspaper
pub-
Usher
of
Burns
Lake,
who
was
a
candidate
for
Omlneca
riding
in
the
federal
election
last
year,
and
strike
on
Wednesday.
Noon
of
that
j
J.
s.
Taylor
of
Vancouver,
an
un
day
has
been
set
as
the
deadline
for
the
walk-out.
Some
hope,
however.
Is
held
of
a
settlement
being
made
in
the
meantime.
successful
candidate
In
one
of
the
provincial
divisions
of
that
city
In
last
year's
election
who
spoke
here
some
months
ago.
Economic
Nationalism
And
National
Arming
Deplored
By
Former
Canada
Premier
MONTREAL,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
"Despite
increasing
evidence
of
recovery
in
Canada
and
abroad,
lack
of
exchange
stability
still
aggravates
the
return
-of
normal
international
trade,
declared
Sir
Robert
Hor-den
in
his
presidential
address
at
the
annual
meeting
of
Barclay's
Rank
of
Canada.
Sir
Robert
also
scored
economic
nationalism
and
increasing
expenditures
on
national
armaments
by
many
nations
as
constituting
unnecessary
brakes
on
the
world's
painful
climb
back
to
prosperity.
European
Nations
Are
Still
Preparing
For
Conflict
Year
Hence
Paris
Has
Now
Set
Aside
$376,00,000
For
Military
Purposes
Next
Year,
Having
Increased
Amount
By
$53,000,000
Yesterday
.
,
Vt
PARIS,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
France
increased
its
budget
today
by
$53,000,000
after
hearing
a
warning
from
the
budget
committee
that
Germany
could
put
an
army
of
5,-500,000
men
into
the
field
next
year.
In
a
few
months,-
reports
said,
Germany
would
be
stronger
on
land
than
Jn
1914.
The
war
budget
of
France
for
next
year
now
totals
.S376,000,000.
BAD
CHECK
SENT
BACK
FROM
HERE
.
if.
Richards
of
London.
Ont,
Goes
to
Jail
on
Traud
And
Uttering
Charjcs
TORONTO,
Nor.
20:
(CP)
O.
II.
Richards
of
London,
Ont,
convicted
on
two
charges
of
fraud
and
uttering:,
was
today
sentenced
to
six
months
determinate
imprisonment
and
one
year
unde-tenninate
in
the
Ontario
Richards
presented
a
check
C.C.F.
is
Centre
ot
Interest:
''f'r:?;
.
pert
pert
branch
branch
of
of
the
the
Royal
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
to
a
bank
in
Mount
Denis,
a
suburb
of
Toronto.
It
came
back
beiner
given
as
to
when
the
contest
will
take
place,
present
r.i:.,
A
H,
f,.V.onm;nn.
forlo.-nl
oW
inn
!
CHAIN
STORE
CAPITAL
f.
in
Cl.nnnn
i.t1!tirr.
nnntvaj
?n
tVio
PA-nnomllvR
Pnm-I
ilill.
Ill
k.TICCUU
lllllil
ill
vw
wjj.
..v.
,
Kmonwealth
Federation.
Little
has
nrrnnn
in
been
heard
from
the
C.
C.
F.
of
late
NIKIlVr
1
despite
the
fact
that
a
nominating
day.
INCRLSED
TEN
TIMES
OTTAWA,
Nov.
20:
CP
The
complex
financial
struc-
ture
of
Loblaw
Groceterias
Limited,
which
in
1921
had
an
original
capital
of
$480,000
In
common
and
preferred
Issues
but
now
has
developed
through
a
series
of
intricate
financial
operations
to
an
Invested
cap!-
tal
of
$5,500,000,
was
disclosed
before
the
mass
buying
and
price
spreads
commission
to-
JAIL
FOR
THIEVING
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
20:
(CP-Ed-ward
J.
Van
Balkom
and
Ray
Simmons
who
pleaded
guilty
to
seventeen
charges
ot
retaining
stolen
goods,
were
each
sentenced
to
three
years'
Imprisonment
in
penitentiary
In
police
court
here
this
morning.
OUTPUT
OF
LUMBER
UP
British
Columbia's
Production
y
1IUII),
tIKUl
UMI
.lUMmtf
"
-1"irThan
Last
VICTORIA,
Nov.
20:
'CP)
DrV
tlsh
Columbia's
lumber
production
for
the
first
ten
month
of
this
year
increased
approximately
375.000.000
board
feet
or
thirty
percent
over
tha
ame
period
last
year.
Daughter
Born
To
Barbara
Bennett
Former
Actress
Is
Already
Mother
of
Two
Sons
Is
Sister
of
Joan
And
Constance
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
20:
A
slx-wund
daughter
was
bom
In
a
New
York
hospital
Sunday
to
Martin
)owney
and
his
wife,
Barbara
Bcn-aett.
sister
of
Constance
and
Joan
Bennett
and
herself
a
former
well
known
actress.
This
Is
their
fifit
daughter,
there
already
being
twii
sons.
Mother
and
daughter
are
res-
ported
to
be
doing
nicely.
PRESIDENT
AT
WARM
SPRINGS
United
States
Chief
Executive
Tu
l
Remain
at
Georgia
Resort
for
I
Rest
Sees
Better
Times
-S6.
mi
WARM
SPRINGS.
Ga
.
Nov.
20:-Prcsldent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
hl
arrived
here
from
Washington
and
will
remain
until
after
Thanksgiving
Day
on
November
29.
The
chief
executive
made
some
speeches
In
Three
Vancouver
Men
Sentenced
To
the
south
over
the
week-end.
on
Terms
in
New
Westminster
nl
wy
"ere
in
vChlch
he
said
that
1'cnitcntiary
the
worst
of
the
depression
was
now
over
and
that
the
United
Stated
-vas
now
on
the
way
back.
George
Woods,
pleading
guilty
to
eleven
charges,
was
given
two
years
Resulted
In
no
Less
Than
$213,000,.
Imprisonment.
000
Rein
Spent
In
Chicago
;
Police
state
that
already
$15,000!
In
Year
ffc-;;
worth
of
the
stolen
goods
has
been
,
recovered.
bar
silver;
NEW
YORK
Nov.
20:
'(CP)-Bar
silver
closed
at
54c
per
ounce
on
the
I
local
metal
market
yesterday.
CONVENTIONS
PROFITABLE
CHICAOO.
Nov.
20:
During
the
past
year
deleatesto
many
coy
vcntlons
held
In
Chicago
spent
$245,000,000
in
the
stores
and
shows
of
this
city,
according
to
an
esti
mate
of4he
Association
of
Commerce
made
public.
r