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Tuesday,
April
12,
1932
RUSSIAN
DIFFICULTIES
From
one
part
of
Russia
comes
word
that
grain
seeding
has
been
neglected
to
such
an
extent
that
it
is
likely
to
seriously
affect
the
supply
of
grain
during
the
coming
fall
and
from
another
part
a
despatch
to
various
newspapers
tells
of
the
use
of
airplanes
to
expedite
seeding,
the
grain
being
scattered
on
the
land
from
the
air,
huge
areas
thus
being
covered
in
a
very
brief
period.
Already
it
seems
that
there
is
a
serious
scarcity
of
grain
one
that
could
be
used
only
on
the
gigantic
state
farms
of
that
country,
rhe
ability
of
the
leaders
in
choosing
American
administrators
for
their
factories
and
other
big
v
"rka
lias
been
notable
and
the
self-suppression
in
sub
niii
mg
to
foreign
domination
in
the
interest
of
the
five-;
"!
plan,
all
indicates
that
the
material
is
there
if
only
it
.
.
,
be
moulded
into
a
symmetrical
whole.
The
danger
of
the
experiment
is
that
people
may
tire
of
i;
when
they
find
that
it
means
constant
effort
all
the
time
EMPIRE
ADVANTAGES
v
Only
last
week
the
British
Government
made
a
payment
of'20O,000,O00
to
the
United
States,
taking
up,
ahead
of
maturity,
notes
which
had
accrued
during
the
time
of
the
wnr,
when
the
country
was
in
need
of
finances.
This
debt
1
payment
ha
greatly
pleased
the
people
of
the
United
State
anri
thf
new
gpapei
s
there
have
been
commenting
on
:
it
very
favorably.
Om
Washington
paper
sees
in
it
an
evidence
of
the
rapid
comeback
of
Great
Britain.
Tilling
of
that
country
the
Post
says:
"ifixDort
trjuie
is
reviving.
Foreign
capital
is
coming
Into
BriUh)
on
an
unwanted
scale.
Public
confidence,;
thank
to
all
these
visible
manifestations
of
the
better
day,
'
U
restoilqf
optimism
and
good
cheer
is
in
the
air
all
the
,
Way
from
Lanas
End
to
John
O'Groat's.
In
hor
unfailing
TVilie
tolrt
df
an
Emnire.
the
central
section
of
which
U
-)tfentow1?i0
8pint
which
Britain
is
showing
today,
is
a
i
T
In
Hawaii
Oh.
..ml
heiv's
another
Hawaiian
beauiy
Captain
Edith
Larscii
formerly
of
San
Fran-fisco,
wearing
the
snappy
whit
uniform
of
the
Honolulu
Salvation
Army
corps.
REQUEST
IS
PRESENTED
CJtJl.
TRAINS
Mondays.
Wednesdays
days
1
rom
the
East
and
Frl-3
p.m
Tuosdayt.
Thursdays
and
Satur-lays
.
10:40
a
m
'The
DaHy'News.can
b?,pui-chased
ai
Post
Office
News
Gtand.
323
Oranville
BU
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
Ocorce.
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace.
B.C.
General
Store.
Anyox.
Smlthers
Druj
Store.
Smlth-ers.
D
C.
Tuesday,
April
13
inr
1?
THE
SACy
NEWS
A
Week's
Doings
at
Parliament
By
Tpm
Reid,
M.P.
Prime
Minister
Applies
Closure'
-Enormous
Debt
Canadian
National
The
Delegation
Which
Came
By
Bus
100,
nays
64.
It
was
Interesting
to
watch
the
house
throughout
the
evening
and
between
12
and
two.
The
members
were
flocking
up
to
the
lunch
room
the
reluctance
of
the
bank
to
help,
!
which
did
an
unprecedented
am-,
be
it
resolved
that
a
wire
be
sent
to
.
ount
of
business
and,
as
a
matter
both
the
members
of
the
Dominion
:of
fact,
had
to
close
its
doors
at
1
and
provinelal
parliaments
asking
am.
as
they
ran
out
of
food.
It
was
that
the
Dominion
government
take
Interesting
also
to
note
the
crowd
over
the
full
charge
of
the
direct
in
the
aallerles.
It
was
as
if
some
inn
that
many
Of
the
promises
made
to
them
by
their
iralW
and
that
ample
provision
be
great
event
mlaht
take
Dlace
or
as
leaders
Cannot
possibly
be
fulfilled.
;inle
relieve
the
acute
situation
If
they
expected
that
something
at
present
existing."
very
dramatic
or
momentous
would
TTI?nP5
CTHnVP
IPTIfW
WW1
government
give
this
occur
which
would
give
cause
for
The
Nelson
Daily
News,
a
strong
Conservative
newspaper,
urges
the
people
of
the
Kootenays
to
protest
at
the
announcement
of
the
minister
of
public
works
to
the
effect
that
the
central
trans-Canada
highway
was
to
I
Labor)
:
Mr.
stoker.
be
comuieted
before
attemntintr
to
comDlete
the
work
on
i
have
had
a
eood
deal
of
diffieuitv
.l.a.
.1
1
1.L
IIILM.
It
i.
I
Valnn
tl.
n
.U.
I
I
inr
'uuwmvh
uj
uir
nurni
anu
suutfi.
vvnue
u
must
vc
rea-
liwH
t.ht
nn
nt
th
hiurWuvs
mnct
ho
nmnlotprl
zbonA
nf
member.
I
understand
the
other,
the
people
of
the
north
will
frMSSTSSZZi
S
that
consKlerable
work
be
done
their
trans-Canada
on
with
reapect
to
an
important
important
mat-
mat-
njffrit
hiithvYuy
with
a
viev
to
having
it
completed
at
least
within
;
ter
concerning
a
reasonable
time.
The
hichwav
is
badlv
needed
and
the
i
Rupe
n
the
loss
of
time
and
money
during
the
past
winter
is
serious.
That
men
vere
kept
in
idleness
in
the
highway
camp
when
iSK
stand
as
a
notlc
I
will
ZZt
look
into
3S
the
foZTS
throughout
Tl
th
for
their
own
good
and
the
benefit
of
the
province
they
moment
give
him
all
the
lnforma-r
migni
nave
ueen
worning
is
deeply
to
De
aepiorea.
matter
sarlous
speedy
aationf
consideration
and
excitement.
The
two
votea
took
r
place
at
exacUy
25
minutes
after
.Minister's
Reply
't
and
tne
,Ious
lt
unU1
4:25
Hon.
W.
A.
Gordon
(Minister
of
vne
measure
on
gc-
I
confess
I
Wednesday,
March
30
the
hon.
when
the
llouse
assembled
at
3
however
'
e
lor
lc
therp
mut
a
tmnA
iionrfon
-
QWVM
HW4(U.IIVU
members.
The
members
seemed!
none
the
worae
Imm
thm
lnnv
sittinir
Th
hin
hMntr
tn
;
"It,
C'ty
r.,.?C!
mlttee-
matters
affecting
unem-i
province
OI
Uriltsn
nlnvmpnt
anri
tholr
ihiuH
SlTLta.HmJhteTn
CUMed
varus
members
Ha
Tn,
!
'ion
we
have.
clock.
Thursday.
March
31
.
I
The
House
was
still
discussing
the
'
'Prime
Minister's
bUl
to
extend
thej
"blank
cheque"
for
unemployment1
'and
farm
relief
purposes
to
thei
first
of
May.
it
was
felt
by
many!
.members
of
the
Opposition
that
this
would
be
the
only
chance
afforded
them
to
discuss
unemployment
matters
so
all
who
could
took
advantage
of
the
occasion,
many
.grievances
being
voiced,
partlcu.;
larly
from
the
Maritime
Provinces
and;
British
Columbia.
The
Prime.
Minister,
who
had
been
absent
In'
the
latter
part
of
the
evening,
entered
the
House
Just
before
11
arid
gave
notice
that
on
the
following
day
he
would
move
closure
on
com
mlttee.
This
was
a
surprise
move
to
the
members
of
the
Opposition,
as
it
Is
only
on
very
rare
occasions
that
the
closure
on
committee
has
taken
place.
This
meant
that
the
Opposition
members
or
any
mem-
of
Tuesday,
March
29
When
the
House
assembled
after
Easter
there
was
a
small
attendance
of
members,
only
a
little
more
than
half
being
in
attendance
on
this
day.
Prayers
are
read
by
the
wtth
unemployment
sine
i03Q.p
tended
to
cut
down
the
dally
1M.S
service
to
three
days
to
the
present
time.
get
pe
per
JL.V.
AaniAoA
t
to
week
instead
of
saven.
They
aJ
,
me
wppus.uui.
aled
t0
the
minister
and
end.
:,
;avall
point
out
to
him
the
!
I
1L.
Mn
n
HUT
n
CPinHfl
3
O
ClOCK
111
I
1C
lUUlUUifi
uut
yw.-.
.
.
U
.
.
t
think
it
is
correct
to
say
that,
if
it
were
not
for
the
western
members
luajw
weiu
to
ianc
longer
iu
reau
wnen
xeuu
in
f
ichwi.,--"
-
ni.
both
h-
t
.u
i
n,.n,niin
After
the
Orders
of
the
Day
hadT.
been
passed,
the
Honorable,
the
Prime
Minister,
rose
and
moved
the
closure
vote
which
had
been
announced
on
the
Wednesday
evening
before
Easter
and
had
been
looked
forward
to
by
the
Opposition
members.
In
an
endeavor
to
make
the
matter
more
eatlly
understood,
it
wUl
be
remembered
that
the
Honorable,
the
Minister
of
Agriculture,
had
moved
a
motion
on
the
22nd.
hli
motion
being
that
the
question
be
oiof
Hanson
Gives
Resolution
of
fore
the
House
be
now
put
which
Local
City
Council
in
House
jas
I
have
said
before,
had
the
of
Commons
i
strange
effect
of
allowing
still
fur
jther
discussion
but
debarred,
how-Prince
Rupert
city
council's
re-
i
ever,
any
amendment
being
put
owing,
to-the
action
of
the
Soviet
in
exporting
to
the
vervimie8t
tnat
the
ederal
government
forward
by
the
Opposition.
On
Wed-
.
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r
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v
t..bA
111
mVioma
of
tin.
nAtrlav
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PmAraMA
limit
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asfcWtA
milo
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nminfitit
fUn
.
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ux
k,.c
i.uu
uib
is
Hm,B
.mj
suppijf
uueauy
:pn,nInvmpnt
Ut,t
nrescnted
to
'Mlnistei
bers
would
have
a
chance
of
speaking
until
2
o'clock
Saturday
morning
but
that
the
discussion
would
be
cut
off
at
that
hour
by
the
clo
ONE
TRUSTS
AN
EXPERIENCED
CAPTAIN
During
the
past
63
years
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
has
encountered
every
variety
of
conditions
wars,
crop
failures,
booms
and
panics
gaining
strength
by
each
experience.
In
a
stormy
sea,
one
trusts
a
captain
who
has
weathered
storms.
From
a
small
beginning,
The
Bank
has
grown
steadily
to
a
position
of
long-established
strength
among
the
twelve
time
eiifct
mis
wuum
nave
on
vw-
ctiouy
oy
waat
niesfi;,
,
very
the
P6
tl6h
that
the
resronsibllltr
government,
transportation
they
had
com,
,
lay
entirely
with
the
uVlntereLlng
to
note8
that,
when
otto?M1Je?StL
'
the
final
vote
was
taken
n
the
'
Satly
the
whole
of
the
delegation
r,
of
bill,
which
has
been
the
cause
by
motor
bus.
considerable
discussion
for
some
small
Thl
story
was
told-by
the
p,
,
time
past,
there
was
a
very
vote,
the
yeas
being
64,
the
nays
28.!
oraMe.
the
Minister
of
Railway
illustrate
the
fact
that
the
tn
Ung
public
is
more
Inclined
tn
and
those
from
far-off
constituen-1
either
the
motor
car
or
the
nv
riM
thprp
would
he
no
attendance
bus
and
that
this
mode
of
ti
SDeaker
everv
dav
at
3
o'clock.
One
dav
thev
are
read
in
,rn
the
House
on
Fridays
and
Mon.
has
reriotaly
encroached
on
thi
i
English
and
the
next
in
the
French
language.
To
me
the
(days
and
it
is
not
often
that
a
vote
venues
of
the
railways.
An
Imrv
.,
M
wsr
railways
now
realized
"
to
they
had
been
putting
too
much
tlonal
Railway
bUl
was
spoken
by
the
Honorable,
the
Minister
of
tentlon
on
passenger
traffic
,
rnallways,
and
some
interesUng
fi-
enaTwi
w
Qev
gures
and
statistics
were
given
by
ireigm
irauic.
i.
ir,
u,
the
minister
reeardina
the
Cana-
yai
i;ommiiun
winc.i
hus
o
sure
motion
which
he
proposed
to
idlan
NaUonal
Railways.
Two
figures
apoointed
to
Investigate
thf
w
introduce
the
following
day.
were
outstanding,
one
of
them
be-
ny
urm
lng
the
fact
that
$1
.360.000.000
is
awaited
by
all
members
of
Friday,
April
1
lowlno
the
Dominion
bv
the
Cana-
House.
Just
after
prayers
Mr.
Bourassa
nian
N.iinnni
niiurnvc
and
that
This
finished
the
week's
end'
rose
on
a
question
of
privilege
to
the
Interest
on
all
debts
of
the
Ca
i
v""8-speak
on
the
closure
motions
butlnadlan
National
Railways
now
to-1
was
ruled
out
of
order
by
the
Spea-
!uls
$32,000,000
per
annum,
which;
clty
coutkH
last
night
ker
ker.
The
The
report
renort
of
of
the
the
airrieulturil
agricultural
!0ne
ha
10
,dm,t
18
a
sta88erin
,
opted
8
report
from
the
Board
IoQd
for
ten
mUUon
peope
to
recomendlng
that
om
committee,
which
had
been
sitting.
of
m
,?
and
discussing
the
matter
of
sugar;
An
interesting
story
was
told
by;ieUon
'
1.
'812
Fraser
Street.
beets,
was
read
and
tabled,
after
'
the
Honorable
Minister
of
Railways
en
li
21.
btock
9.
section
l.
'
which
the
Prime
Minister
roseand
to
show
the
trend
of
the
travelling
Second
Avenue.
Westi
be
instr
iha
the
Prim
Prime
moved
his
closure
motion
which
was
public
today.
A
deputation
of
busl-
ted
to
repair
or
demolish
exnaustea
and
tnere
IS
no
seed
lelt,
Ihe
central
govern-
,
the
House
of
Commons
recently
by
:lng
thU
noUce
of
closure
and
this
zle
King,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
interview
him
regarding
the
report
mdgec
by
the
city
engineer
to
ment
18
despatching
seed
to
these
sections
and
where
there
oiof
Hanson,
Mf.
for
Skeena.
Han-
the
Prime
Minister
put
Into
effect
who
spoke
for
about
an
hour
eov-
that
had
reached
their
town
that
Ui
in
unsafe
condition
and
d:
is
weakening
in
the
efforts
to
SOW
grain,
trained
men
are
i
sard
reporU
as
follows
on
the
mat-!
after
the
Orders
of
the
Day,
had
ering
all
matters
in
connection
the
Canadian,
National
Railways
In-
'gerous.
being
rushed
to
take
hold
of
the
administration
of
the
ter:
,
been
called.
work.
According
to
Moscow
the
work
of
seeding
has
been:ItvMr;
H,ansn
skeena
n
should
:
TOe
closure
mouon
wMch
he
i
.
.
,i
ii
j
1
1
,
,
,
9
.
,
,.
i
like
to
direct
a
question
to
the
gov-
placed
before
the
House
was
that
almost
and
the
whole
administrative
criminally
neglected
;ernment
based
on
a
telegram
which
j
the
debate
shall
not
be
further
ad-
machinery
IS
being
overhauled
With
a
view
to
Securing
:i
received
this
morning
from
theourned.
which
meant
of
course,
better
results
in
the
future.
The
huge
farms
are
to
be
re-jctty
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
as
foi-
that
it
would
be
carried
on
under
organized
and
threats
are
being
used
very
generally
in
lows:
the
rules
of
the
House
untu
2
o'clock
various
of
the
A
R
me"ng
momlnK
at
which
time
the
parts
country
to
bring
the
peasantry
into;
?'
V0!11
h,el,din
on
fourteenth
Instant
the
foi-
question
would
be
then
put
to
the
rlflnir
u
Mimnv
'
WOTKing
numoi.
.....
,
lowing
resolution
was
passed
and
I'
House
automatically.
The
House
di-
The
Urge
Of
the
five-year
plan
IS
beginning
to
pall
on
the
,
was
Inatrueted
to
telegraph
the
!
vlded
In
this
motion,
the
yeas
being
agricultural
section
of
the
people
Who
look
back
to
former
!
same
to
you:
i
83
and
the
nays
40.
and
then
the
de-
days
when
they
worked
or
not
as
they
pleased
and
When
'
"Whereat
the
city
of
Prince
Ru-
jbate
started.
Under
the
closure
mo-
to
a
great
extent
they
were
not
interfered
with
by
officials
:
p"1.1?
the
burden
of
feed"
l1?
c
5peaJce"
''f
re
ilm,te,d
,Ln
.fi
fu
i.
f
tag
the
destitute
at
a
cost
beyond
to
20
minutes
each
and
the
Opposl-
who
them
to
efforts.
are
constantly
greater
urging
,th
capaclty
of
tne
dty
to
iJtion
whip
was
-kept
busy
getting
lh!S
Slight
reaction
in
the
agricultural
districts
does
and
whereas
the
number
of
these
.speakers
enough
to
carry
on
untU
not
mean
that
the
whole
plan
is
a
failure
but
it
does
mean
,
dwtjtuve
wk
probably
he
.douhied
i2
o'clock.
.
that
there
are
great
difficulties
to
be
overcome
and
that
ion
acctonr
or'the
"haiibur
fisrAhgf
a
great
many
of
the
French
the
great
experiment,
which
is
only
in
its
infancy,
has
yet'btag
already
deiraed
a
fallure
m
mb
participated
m
this
de-
f
to
,
,
f
1,
4.1,
the
j
j
of
.,..4.u
adoles-
ii
this
port,
the
halibut
prices
down
bate
and
many
time
throughout
pass
through
dangerous
periods
youth,
th
and
a
ceu
and
two!
the
day
there
was
a
very
sparse
at-ceiice
and
early
manhood,
before
it
can
be
passed
Upon
assents
making
it
impossible
for
fish-tendance
in
the
House.
Some
28
a
real
success.
;
;ermen
ermen
to
to
carry
carry
on,
on,
and
and
whereas
whereas
the
the
speeches
were
given
between
3:30
SURPRISING
ADAPTABILITY
at
present
possible
in
this
city,
and
pjn.
on
Tuesday
and
2
ajn.
Wednesday
after
which
the
question
Tf
k
t,
i,4.
i,
o..:
1
1
whereas
the
destitute
are
badly
inlwas
then
put
by
the
chair.
Mr.
Ti
;
;
lrr'
'
8nMd
of
as
weU
of
f00df
!Welrt
motion
was
put
first,
yeas
wonaertui
adaptability
in
their
great
experiment.
'Ine
use
and
whereas
the
mining
and
ium-!i07.
nays
58.
Mr.
Bennett's
motion
of
airplanes
for
sowing
grain
IS
an
impressive
stunt
and
berlng
industries
are
completely
1
was
agreed
to
on
a
dlvialon,
yeas
paralyzed
with
all
mills
closed
!
down,
and
whereas
this
city
Is
un-1
able
to
finance
the
unemployed
any
'
further,
being
also
unable
to
meet
their
own
obligations
on
account
of
great
banks
of
the
world.
Today
its
831
branches
serve
every
part
of
the
Dominion
and
assist
Canadian
business
In
many
foreign
lands.
The
Bank
has
reached
this
position
because
many
thousands
of
people,
through
successive
generations,
have
found
it
always
fair
and
dependable
in
ita
dealings.
THE
HOYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
Capital
$35,000,000
Reserves
$39,155,106
Assets
over
$750,000,000
TREAT
YOUR
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RIGHT!
you
"roll
your
OtJtn'tftne
cut
(igartnt
ttboa.
0
i
Fill
the
bowl
with
fragrant
Ogden'scut
plug
and
you
will
be
treated
by
your
pipe
to
a
cooler,
richer,
more
satisfying
smoke
Yes',
ifa
paying
proposition
to
smoke
a
tobacco
that
is
ALL
QUALITY
1
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PLUG
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