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of
age.
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dud
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in
oiikviifc.
she
was
1
,
v
ih
founder
of
T
BOOKS
WANTED
Aono
having
books,
old
of
new.
that
they
wish
to
'1Ul,
t
the
Library,
should
leave
them
at
once
at
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Store
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PREMIER
RAMSAY
MACDONALI)
IS
IN
FRANCE
TRYI.NO
TO
INDUCE
GOVERNMENT
OF
THAT
COUNTRY
TO
ENTER
SCHEME
WITH
BRITAIN,
ITALY
AND
GERMANY
AS
PARTIES.
Pope
Uses
His
Influence
in
Cause
ROME,
March
20:
As
a
result
of
conferences
held
here
between
Premier
Mussolini
and
Premier
Ramsay
MacDonatd
of
Britain
it
was
decided
to
make
an
effort
to
form
a
four-power
treaty
for
the
peace
and
security
of
Europe,
the
principals
beinje
Great
Britain,
Germany,
Italy
and
France.
Chancellor
Hitler
has
already
agreed
to
the
scheme
and
Mr.
MacDonald
is
now
in
France
laying
the
proposal
lcforc
the
French
government
with
a
view
to
securing
the
acceptance
of
that
country.
Under
the
scheme
Germany
would
be
allowed
to
increase
her
army
to
a
parity
with
that
qf
Italy
and.
France,
both
of
which
would
lc
reduced.
The
proposal
for
the
scheme
was
made
by
Premier
.Mussolini,
who
also
enlisted
the
support
of
Chancellor
Hitler
of
Germany.
The
Pope
has
taken
a
keen
interest
in
the
present
situation
and
has
strongly
urged
the
statesmen
of
Europe
to
get
together
and
prevent
any
further
War,
winch
might
arise
from
the
present
unsettled
state
of
affairs.
The
need
of
some
such
move
has
lecn
accentuated
of
late
by
the
trouble
in
the
Polish
Corridor
and
by
the
financial
crisis
in
Austria
where
the
situation
is
said
to
be
serious.
United
States,
it
is
understood
would
look
with
favor
on
any
scheme
which
would
insure
the
peace
of
the
world
at
the
present
time.
It
has
lcen
suggested
here
that
a
revision
of
the
cr-sailles
Treaty
is
likely
to
follow
the
signing
of
such
a
treaty.
ROME,
March
20:
(noon)-r-Thc
new
Mussolini
peace
plan
will
not
Ik?
limited
to
Great
Britain,
France,
Germany
and
Italy,
but
will
embrace
the
whole
continent
and
even
United
States
to
a
certain
extent,
Prime
Minister
MacDonald
said
in
an
interview
today.
The
official
Italian
announcement
Sunday
said:
"Collaboration
of
the
four
powers"
was
proposed
in
Premier
Mussolini's
plan
but
no
details
were
made
public.
Premier
MacDonald
called
the
working
out
of
the
Mussolini
plan
as
"an
evolutionary
process."
"The
proposition
we
have
in
miiftl
is
to
create
conditions
of
real
peace
which
will
arise
from
the
satisfaction
of
various
nations
who
are
in
a
position
to
disturb
it.
We
arc
not
out
for
an
imposed
peace
but
for
an
agreed
peace,"
Mr.
MacDonald
Bnlfl
Ho
rirrlnred
the
reported
summaries
of
the
Musso-
iini
plan
despatched
abroad
were
"sheer
imagination."
Negotiations
Suspended
LONDON.
March
20:
Negotia-Uona
for
the
renewal
of
a
commercial
treaty
between
Oreat
Britain
and
Soviet
Russia
have
been
im
pended,
the
House
of
Commons
wm
notified
today.
WRECKED
BY
AJB0MB
Royal
Theatre
at
Vancouver
Suffers
Demolishing
of
Entire
Front
VANCOUVER,
March
SO:
The
Royal
Theatre
was
wrecked
by
a
bomb
this
morning.
The
entire
frqnt
wm
demolished
and
nearly
every
window
within
a
block
of
the
struc
ture
was
smashed.
Nell
Kennedy,
a
cietk
at
the
Regent
Hotel,
was
the
only
casualty.
He
was
cut
by
flying
glass
when
a
window
In
the
hotel
crashed
In.
W.
P.
Nichols,
manager,
and
Mrs.
Nichols,
occupying
rooms
above
Uie
Uireatre
lobby
weYe
hurled
from
bed,
but
were
not
Injured.
Vancouver
Wheat
i
VANCOUVER,
March
20:
Wheat
,was
quoted
here
todav
ut
494c.
Transportation
Is
being
badly
in
terfered
with,
railway
tracks
are
inundated,
bus
service
have
had
to
be
changed
or
cancelled
and
the
airport
has
had
to
be
removed
to
anoUier
site
temporarily.
Many
people
have
vacated
their
homes
from
fear
Uiat
Uicy
may
be
endangered
by
remaining
Uiere.
Several
deaths
have
already
England
May
Be
On
Gold
Standard
Tomorrow's
J
h
THIS
E&$;
The
New
Chevrolet
is
on
Display
at
Low
3:25
aJ
Kaien
Motors
Show
Room
18:25
p.m.
r
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXIV
No
68.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
20,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
GREAT
POWERS
OF
EUROPE
UNITING
Si
CANADIAN
SEIGNEUR
IN
TROUBLE
OFF
JAPAN
COAST
Four
Powers
Treaty
to
Ensure
Peace
of
Europe
Is
Proposed
by
Premier
Mussolini;
Finds
Favor
NEW
UNION
BY
TOLMIE
A
Demonstration
False
alarm'
What
looks
like
a
b
il
r.isli
i
niTly
;
demonstration
of
lin-fkatiUn;
fu'.ini
:ii
l
hi
vpUiii
ned
over,
set
abittse
ihtn,
.srard
with
this
an
1
h
Unt
none
worked.
Government
Notified
No
Relief
Will
be
Given
by
Municipalities
After
Dale
to
be
Set
by
Them
VANCOUVER.
March
20:
The
executive
of
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities
passed
the
following
resolution
Saturday
night:
"That
the
covernment
be
notified
that
unless
imme
diate
action
is
taken
to
take
over
full
responsibility
for
unemployment
relief
at
the
termination
of
the
present
agreement
on
Marcn
31.
roe
execu-n
tire
of
the
union
will
be
compelled
U
recommend
to
all
municipalities
a
date
on
which
unemployment
relief
will
be
discontinued
by
the
municipalities
of
British
Columbia."
FLOODS
OF
OHIO
RIVER
Thousands
of
People
Driven
From
Their
Homes
by
Klc
of
Waters
Above
Normal
Height
CINCINNATI.
March
JO
The
steady
rise
of
the
Ohio
River
has
already
driven
many
thousands
of
leople
from
their
home
and
threatens
to
Inundate
much
larger
areas
If
the
waters
continue
to
advance.
The
bottom
lands
are
alrendy
covered
with
water
and
in
some
cases
people
have
had
to
be
rescued
in
boats
from
upstairs
windows.
SEIGNEUR
IS
LISTING
Empress
of
Russia
Standlnj
By
Until
Oregon
Maru
Arrives
on
Scene
Near
Aleutians
Canadian
Press
Despatch)
SEATTLE,
March
SO:
LisUng
badly
because
her
lumber
cargo
has
shifted,
the
Japanese
freighter
Canadian
Seigneur,
fought
stormy
weather
In
mid-Paelflc
today
with
at
least
one
vessel
standing
by.
The
Empress
of
Russia,
racing
to
the
scene
in
reply
to
the
freighter's
message
of
Sunday
to
"hurry
quickly."
had
reached
the
vessel's
position
later
in
the
day
and
last
night
reported
it
had
sighted
the
stricken
craft.
A
message
said
the
Seigneur
was
listed
about
twenty-five
degrees.
The
Empress
.was
standing
by
awaiting
the
arrival
of
the
Oregon
Maru.
The
Seigneur
left
dray's
Harbor
on
March
Z
with
a
crew
of
13
men
and
gave
her
position
as
1
Snortli,
and
161.35
east,
about
two
thousand
miles
west
of
here
and
several
hundred
miles
south
of
the
Aleutian
Islands.
ZANGARA
EXECUTED
RAIFORD.
Flu.
March
30:
Oulseppt
Zuntcaru.
who
killed
Mayor
LONDON.
March
20:
The
Bank
'
Anton
Cermak
of
Chicago,
was
elec
or
England
is
steadily
gathering
in
gold
and
it
is
unofficially
stated
that
as
soon
as
a
sufficient
reserve
has
been
secured,
the
country
will
onre
more
return
to
the
eolri
atan-
Jdard.
trocuted
today.
Fighting
Speech
of
Pattullo
in
House
on
Outstanding
Questions
Leader
of
Liberals
Asks
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn
to
Cross
House
And
Says
He
Has
Authority
to
Take
Good
Men
Into
Cabinet
VICTORIA,
March
20:
The
big
speech
of
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
in
the
Legislature
is
considered
here
to
be
an
open
invitation
to
members
of
any
party
who
think
something
as
he
does
in
regard
to
matters
of
public
policy,
to
join
him
in
the
government
that
he
expects
to
form
after
the
election.
What
the
member
for
Prince
Rupert
made
near
was
that
there
could
DC
no
.
.
union
on
the
basts
of
the
Borem-I
merit's
policy
of
stagnation.
He
invited
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn
to
cross
the
House
and
sit
on
their
side
and
stated
with
evident
significance
that
he
had
authority
from
his
party
to
take
Into
his
cabinet
any
men
he
considered
desirable.
Irre
spective
of
political
affiliations.
Deeding
with
the
roattcr-'ot'un.
employment
relief,
Mr.
PaUulle
said
to
cut
It
off
now
would
bq
sheer
madness.
"I
want
hi
this
matter
to
nuke
my
position
dear.
I
say
to
this
House
that
so
long
as
there
is
an
atom
of
fertility
In
the
soil,
so
long
as
there
Is
a
stick
of
timber
in
our
foresU,
so
long
as
there
Is
an,
ounce
of
minerals
in
our
hiUs.
or
fish
In
the
sea
or
a
fowl
in
the
air,
I
propose
to
use
the
resource
of
this
province
to
see
that
every
person
has
the
means
of
exa
tence!"
The
government
could
not
pro
vide
for
unemployment
and
yet
It,
complained
of
debt
charges
when
In
five
years.
It
had
added
$60,000,
000
of
debt
to
the
province.
As
for
the
cut
In
government
grants
to
municipalities:
"
The
government
is
placing
extra
bur
dens
on
the
municipalities
and
at
the
same
time,
taking
away
their
means
of
carrying
them.
I
can
not
understand
what
the
government
Is
driving
at.
The
government
muttl
realise
that
it
has
the
paramoant
responsibility,
and
if
the
munici
palities
can
not
carry
on.
then
toe
,
government
has
to
step
In
and
take
action.
You
can
not
allow
the
municipalities
all
to
go
Into
the
1
.grids
of
receivers.
You
will
have
chaos.
"So
far
as
we-
are
concerned."
he
said,
"we
propose
that
there
shall
be
a
thorough
review
of
the
whole
situation
of
the
municipalities
an
that
they
can
carry
on.
There
ts
no
use
saying
that
they
can
drift.
There
is
no
use
trying,
by
the
present
meaio.
to
force
them
Into
this
or
that
economy.
We
propose
a
round-table
conference
to
arrive
at
a
conclusion
as
to
what
should
be
done."
The
Liberal
leader
came
out
vig
orously
against
mere
economy
of
cutting
down
without
any
thought
of
building
up.
He
strongly
urged.
1.
A
controlled
national
inflation
ii
Uic
extent
of
some
$100.-000.000
to
start
product
vc
public
works,
to
set
the
wheels
of
business
moving
again
and
to
employ
Uie
idle.
The
money
would
be
provided
by
the
issuance
of
Federal
Government
non-Interest
-bearing
securities.
2.
Ei-onomy
at
the
expense
of
bond
-holders
and
moneyed
generally,
and
not
at
the
expense
of
the
poor
alone,
for
there
must
be
a
'reasonable
redistribution
of
wealth,'
wealth.'
or
or
people
people
wlVh
wlVh
money
money
IHKtAlS
10
KIDNAP
ARE
UNCOVERED
Harry
C.
Itelfet.
Proposed
Victim
of
Demands
Made
by
Alan
f
Arrested
VANCOUVER,
March
20:
A
man
whose
name
has
not
yet
been
announced
has
been
arrested
in
con
nection
with
alleged
demands
on
Harry
F.
ReifeL
a
well
known
Vancouver
business
man.
for
three
hun
dred
thousand
dollars.
Threats
to
kidnap
Rc
If
el's
chil
dren
are
alleged
to
have
been
made.
Commissioners
Are
Appointed1
The
following
have
been
apptttti-
ted
commissioners
under
the
Prar'
vtneial
Elections
Act:
Prince
Rupert
District
Love,
Walter
Raymond,
Prince
.
Rupert.
Bvltt,
Charles
Vernon.
Prince
Ru-.
pert.
Preece,
John,
Prince
Rupert
Cameron.
Percy
Roy,
Prince
Rtr
pert.
v
Z
Sullivan,
William.
Prince
Rupert.
Chambers,
Howard
WhMtea,
In
verness.
Dunn,
Dr.
John
Cecil
Stoyte,
Mas
sett.
Deane.
John
Richard
Chambers,
Port
Simpson.
OoUlns,
Frederick
Burgoyne,
Jap?
Inlet.
Letts,
George.
Oooa
River.
Skeena
District
Adams,
WUUam
Rtehard,
Usk.
Stewart.
Arthur
A,
Usk.
McHtehol.
Peter.
Usk.
Bamford,
Ralph
OarmtenaeL
8ml-then.
TurnbuU.
James
L.,
Haaelton.
Fort
George
District
Murdock.
p..
Willow
River.
Barvtt,
James
Will
red.
Prince
Oeorge.
Schools
Opened
a.-
In
Los
Angeles
,
This
Morning
LOS
ANOELEB.
March
10:
Under
order
from
the
Board
of
Edu-eaUon
342
schools
have
reopened
1$
'
the
Los
Angeles
dlstrlet
but
37
re-
Prospertty
consists
of
confidence
main
closed,
repairs
on
them
not,
plus
acUvlty.
Depression
consists
would
lose
everything.
yet
hiving
been
completed.
The--
of
fear
and
consequent
Inactivity.
I
Mr.
Jones,
he
said,
protested
Long
Beach
schools
are
net
yet.
Bruce
Barton.
(Continued
on
Page
2)
I
ready
to
open.
18
3
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r
fa