Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
xStto
Saturday,
March
5,
1933
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
High
0.31
a.m
lfi:l
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29:98;
12:20
D.m.
20:5
It.
temperature,
42;
sea
smooth.
Low
6.29
a.m.
7:4
ft.
18
54
p.m
3:5
It
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol,
XXIII.,
No.
53.
PRINCE
RUPERT,-B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
4,
1932
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
WAR
Al
SHANGHAI
HAS
NOW
ENDED
NON-CONTRhHTORY
UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE
TABOO
Undeclared
Armistice
1
Between
Japanese
and
Chinese
Stores
Have
Reopened
in
City
and
Defending
Army
Has
Fallen
Hack
Almost
to
Soochow
Invaders
Arc
in
Control
SHANGHAI,
China,
March
4:
War,
which
was
never
officially
declared,
seemed
to
have
definitely
ended
in
the
Shanghai
area
today
with
an
undeclared
armistice.
Stores
were
reopening
after
having
been
closed
during
the
siege
wlich
lasted
more
than
a
month
and
the
Chinese
army
had
fallen
back
almost
to
Soochow.
There
has
been
no
lighting
since
DECISION
I
SOON
NOW
fiovrnor
Rolph
to
Announce
Ills
Finding
in
Mooney
Parole
on
March
IS
FM
HAMBNTO,
March
4:-OoT-f
rr
t
.l.uncs
Rotph
It.
IMHWItt
i
i'
expects
to
be
able
to
givei
1,
in
.
i.,
u
about
March
15
In
the'
C
'
"f
Tom
Moonry.
labor
Jeaer,l
::r
bfli.ilf
of
whom
application
hMj
be
i
m.Kic
lor
parole
titer
years
lnj
p
i.-:.iry.
j
OLD
BILL
APPROVED
Chances
ot
Presidential
Inaugur
atlon
and
Congress
Session
:
Dates
Adopted
WASHINGTON.
March
4:-By
a
v
"
f
73
to
3.
the
Senate
Wednes-ti
v
approved
a
bill
which
Senator
K
ins
introduced
13
years
ago
Wi'
reby
Congress
shall
meet
on
Jamary
3
following
a
presidential
Hon.
Under
the
bill
the
presl-C
utiaj
Inauguration
Is
set
lor
Jan-ti
20
instead
of
in
March.
EXPORT
IS
REQUESTED
Liberal
Members
Urge
Government
to
I'ennit
Pulpwood
Being
Sent
From
Province
VICTORIA.
March
4:-Limlted
permission
under
proper
safeguards
u
permit
export,
of
cordwood
to
the
United
States
for
pulp
making
was
pressed
upon
the
government
yesterday
by
Liberal
members
In
the
Legislature.
APPEAL
IS
INSTITUTED
Proceedings
Started
on
Behalf
of
Mrs.
Winnie
Kutli
Judd
PHOENIX.
Arizona.
March
4
-
formal
appeal
proceedings
against
a
death
sentence
Imposed
for
first
drgrce
murder
in
the
killing
of
hr
former
friend,
Agnes
Lerol.
have
been
Instituted
on
behalf
of
Mrs
Winnie
Ruth
Judd.
Is
In
Effect
orders
were
Issued
yesterday
to
cease
hostilities
by
both
the
Chln-j
esc
nationalist
government
and
the
'Japanese
military
and
naval
com
mands
following
the
evacuation
of
Shanghai
by
the
Chinese.
The
Japanese
are
now
in
control
ol
the
city.
AL
SMITH
IN
FIELD
'
(jandifot,.
of
j9g
Aja
want
omlnation
but
Roweveldt
Not
Garner
Considered
More
Likely
NEw
YORK.
March
4
Former
Oovernor
A.
E.
Smith
and
Demo
cratic
presidential
candidate
In
Ihe
Wti
election
is
again
openly
in
the
field
for
the
party's
nomination,
it
-
announced.
Either
Oovernor
Franklin
Roosevelt
or
Speaker
jjohn
N.
Oarner
Is,
however
con
sMered
more
likely
to
be
chosen.
BUTTE.
Montana,
March
4
Montana
Democrats
have
decided
in
favor
ot
sending
their
delegates
to
the
national
presidential
conven
tion
unfettered
and
free
to
sup
port
the
candidate
they
deem
most
suitable.
TO
PERMIT
EXPLOSIVES
New
Form
of
Killing
Sea
Lions
and
Seals
Being
Legalized
By
Ottawa
ftTTiwi
March
4
:
Leelslfttton
has
been
presented
to
the
House
of
1-1.
I.
IS.
...Ill
Vt
A
Commons
unaer
wmcn
u
win
uc-wi
tn
kin
.....
hair
seals
and
sea
VUI1IV
ivgn
vw
lions,
conceded
to
be
an
enemy
of
the
commercial
lisneries,
Dy
mwmn
of
rockets
and
explosive
materials.
payroll"
ISDOWN
Brllish
Columbia
Industrial
Outlay
In
1931
Smaller
man
iwo
Years
Previous
VICTORIA,
March
4:
British
Columbia's
Industrial
payroll
In
1931
totalled
$150,000,000,
according
to
figures
made
available
here.
In
and
In
1929
$172,000,000
1930
It
was
$190,000,000.
ii
i
Union
steamer
Venture,
Capt.
Ernest
Oeorgeeon,
due
from
the
south
tonight,
reports
she
will
not
arrive
until
tomorrow.
The
vessel
after
arrival
on
her
will
sail
soon
return
south.
NEGOTIATING
i
ON
FISH
DUTY
I
!
OTTAWA,
March
4:
Negotiations
are
being
'
1
proceeded
with
between
the
United
States
and
Canadian
governments
concerniing
a
reduction
of
duty
on
Canadian
1
caught
fish
going
'
into
the
United
'
States,
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
told
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
He
gave
no
details.
NO
NEWS
OF
CHILD
Personal
Appeal
is
Made
to
Kid-napppers
By
Col.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
TRENTON,
NJ.,
March
4:
C?l.
.and
JlJFharles
ALind
bcrgh
fasned:an
appeal
direct
to
the
kidnappers
of
their
19-month
old
son,
Charles
Augustus,
today
assuring
them
that
"entire
confidence
may
be
placed
In
any
promise
we
may
make."
The
appeal
is
taken
to
suggest
that
Col.
and
Mrs.
Lindbergh
will
pay
the
$50,-000
ransom
without
prosecuting
the
kidnappers
if
the
child
is
returned
safely
to
them.
There
were
no
new
developments
during
the
night
in
the
Lindbergh
kidnapping
case
at
Hopewell,
NJ,
which
was
again
the
all
absorbing
topic
on
all
United
States
radio
broadcasts.
Frequently
during,
the
night
the
following
appeal
authorized
by
Col.
Lindbergh
was
read
over
the
air
on
American
broadcasting
chains:
"Col.
and
Mrs.
Lindbergh
not
only
wish
but
hope
that
anyone
knowing
the
whereabouts
of
the
child
will
make
every
effort
to
communicate
at
once
with
them."
Throughout
the
night
many
stations
of
the
National
Broadcasting
Co.
and
associated
stations
Including
KOMO
of
Seattle
remained
on
the
air
in
the
hope
of
being
able
to
aid
In
the
quest
for
the
child
or
to
broadcast
some
news
of
developments
to
the
anxious
American
public.
PASSES
IN
VANCOUVER
Charles
May,
Former
Mayor
of
Edmonton,
Died
in
Southern
City
Wednesday
VANCOUVER,
March
4:
Chas.
May,
a
former
mayor
of
Edmonton,
died
at
his
home
here
Wednesday.
He
had
made
his
residence
In
Vancouver
for
a
number
of
years.
MANAGING
DIRECTOR
nFP
n.
E.
RESIGNS
1
VICTORIA,
March
4:
Wll-
,
lard
Kitchen
has
resigned
as
1
manneimr
director
of
the
Pa-
clflc
Great
Eastern
Railway,
It
President
Herbert
Hoover
has
wai
iftampr)
vtirrtnv.
it
is
.
thorlzed
the
submission
of
his
.mninnH
v,
win
remain
ns
a
member
of
the
board
4,
.
jonay
Lindsay
and
Britain's
ambassador
to
the
Unl
d
States,
Sir
Ronald
Lindsay,
Is
a
big
man.
Here
we
see
him
wr.h
Wlston
Churchill,
former
chancellor
now
lecturing
in
the
United
States,
after
the
twq
had
called
on
President
Hoover
at
the
White
House.
HONEYMOON
IS
PROBED
Both
Bennett
and
Hcrridge
Deny
That
Bridal
Tour
Was
Made
at
Public
Expense
OTTAWA.
March
4:
Sweeping
denials
that
the
honeymoon
trip
of
W.
D.
Herrldge,
Canadian
minister
to
Washington,
and
his
bride,
Miss
Mildred
Bennett,
sister
of
the
Prime
Minister,
had
been
financed
by
the
Canadian
government
were
made
by
both
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
and
Mr.
Herrldge
yesterday
at
a
hearing
by
the
special
Parliamentary
committee
of
charges
to
this
effect
allegedly
maed
by
O.
N.
Oor-don,
former
Ontario
Member
of
Parliament
Premier
Bennett
also
denied
that
he
had
acquired
a
new
private
railway
car
at
a
cost
to
the
public
of
$125,000.
HOOVER
TO
RUN
AGAIN
Republicans
of
Ohio
Arc
Author
,If
d
by
ch,cf
Executive
to
Place
Ills
Name
in
Nomination
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
4
!
name
when
the
Ohio
presidential
nomination
primaries
are
held
in
thc
State
of
Ohio
on
May
10,
It
Is
announced.
.
Winston
Churchill
OFFERS
TO
TAKE
LESS
Los
Angeles
District
Attorney
Sett
Example
by
Consenting
to
Twenty-five
Percent
Reduction
LOS
ANGELES,
March
4
Aaron
Fltts
has
offered
to
accept
a
reduction
in
salary
In
his
capacity
ai
district
attorney
from
$12,000
t:
$9,000.
This
Is
the
chief
feature
or
a
program
of
salary
reduction
In
his
department
which
he
has
just
presented.
Halibut
Landings
SUMMARY
Canadian
11,300
pound,
4c
aud
2c.
to
42c.
and
2c.
'
AMERICAN
Portlock,
26,000,
left
for
Seattle.
CANADIAN'
Aiken,
7.000,
and
Albert
K.,
2,-'
300,
Cold
Storage
4c
arid
2c.
j
Borgund,
2,000,
Atlln,
4.2c
and
2c.
WEATHER
REPORT
Triple
Island
Overcast,
strong
easterly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy";
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
29:84;
temperature,
42;
heavy
swell.
Premier
Bennett
Tells
Delegation
Frankly
He
Will
Not
be
Threatened
Disorder
Marked
Demonstration
Prior
to
Interview
of
Workless
With
Prime
Minister
Officer
Slightly
Injured
and
One
Man
in
Jail
i
OTTAWA,
March
4:
Emphatic
and
unqualified
refusal
to
"demands"
for
non-contributory
unemployment
1
insurance
and
declaration
that
neither
the
government
or
parliament
would
be
deterred
by
"threats,5'
was
given
by
i
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
yesterday
to
a
delegation
of
unemployed
of
various
nationalities
from
different
cities.
SENTENCE
TO
STAND
Al
Capone
Soon
to
Take
Up
Residence
at
Leavenworth
Pen
i
CHICAOO,
March
4:
Sentence
!
of
Htyea.rs
Jrnpjisonment
on
Al
Ca-
i-pone.-forjtevasioii
ofthe
Income
tax
14
wa
lias
uceu
cumuiucu
uy
uie
su-
1
perior
court.
Capone
is
about
to
be"
taken
to
Leavenworth
Penitentiary
j
where
he
will
start
serving
his
long
term.
WILL
END
ISOLATION
French
Government
to
Open
Information
Bureaus
In
Various
Countries
ot
World
PARIS.
March
4:
The
Ffench
government
announces
that
it
intends
to
establish
a
press
Information
bureau
for
the
United
States
either
In
Washington
or
New
York
Similar
Information
bureaus
for
the
dissemination
of
information
regarding
French
affairs
will
also
be
opened
in
other
countries,
it
I
planned.
This
move
Is
being
taken
with
a
view
to
ending
the
diplomatic
Isolation
of
France.
HUGE
SHARK
INFRISCO
Enormous
Marine
Monster
Was
26
Feet
Long
and
Weighed
4700
Pounds
SAN
FRANCISCO,
March
3:
A
shark
weighing
4700
pounds
and
measuring
16'i
feet
In
length
was
killed
in
San
Francisco
Bay.
An
elephant
feUh
was
used
in
dispatch-
ping
the
marine
monster
which
had
been
destroying
fishing
nets.
INQUEST
PROCEEDS
THIS
AFTERNOON
Inquest
into
the
death
ot
Mrs.
Agnes
Catlette,
who
died
suddenly
on
Wednesday
mornlnffiat
'her
home
on
Eighth
Averrue-Wetrs
continuing
Uils
afternoon
before
Coroner
Norman
A.
Watt,
following
the
performing
of
an
autopsy
which
was
ordered
by
the
coroner.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
March
4:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
65Vjc
on
the
local
jexchange
today.
'some
disorder
marked
a
demon
stration
preceding
the
interview
when
several
hundred
marchers
were
refused
entrance
to
Parliament
Hill.
One
officer
was
injured
lightly.
One
man
is
being
held
at
the
police
station.
MOVE
IS
RUMORED
.
Reports
Current
That
Post
Office
Will
Vacate
Present
Location
This
Year
With
the
lease
on
the
present
post
office
building
expiring
in
June
of
this
year,
there
are
persistent
but
unconfirmed
reports
current
in
the
city
that
the
local
federal
offices
including
the
post
office
will
be
removed
to
another
building.
Among
the
buildings
mentioned
is
the
Federal
Block
where
the
post
office
was
located
before
it
was
moved
several
years
ago
to
the
Dominion
Block.
There
Is
no
confirmation
available
in
official
circles
of
any
intention
ot
the
government
to
move
the
post
office.
RECEIVED
BIG
SUM
Senator
Raymond
Admits
Beau-
harnois
Gave
$200,000
to
Liberal
Campaign
Funds
OTTAWA,
March
4-Acknowleds-
ment
that
he
had
received
$200,000
for
the
Liberal
party
campaign
funds
from
R.
O.
Sweezy.
formr
president
of
the
Beauharnols
Pow
er,
Light
Si
Heat
Co.,
in
1030
was
given
to
the
Senate
investigation
committee
yesterday
by
Senator
Donat
Raymond.
He
had
not
solicited
the
contribution,
howeve.-,
the
Senator
declared
COMMISSION
ON
RELIEF
Mackenzie
King
Makes
Suggestion
In
House
of
Commons
OTTAWA,
March-4:
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
leader
of
tha
Liberal
6pp0slUon.
suggested
in
the
Houie
-of
Commons
thls
week
the
appointment
of
a
national
unemployment
relief
commission.
CARD
OF
THANKS
R.
Elmhurst,
father
of
the.lato
William
Elmhurst,
desires
to
thank
all
friends
for
the
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
shown
in
his
recent
bereavement.