Tomorrow's
Tides
if
0:30
a.m.
18.5
It.
20-49
p.m.
15.6
ft.
:15
am.
10.1
It.
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ft
V
No
bb
):MK,
March
18:
Prime
Minister
J.
Ramsay
Mac-
.il
of
Britain
called
upon
Premier
Mussolini
this
eve-tor
the
beginning
of
a
series
of
conferences
of
a
mo-nature
in
connection
with
the
political
relations
leading
countries
of
Europe
with
the
idea
of
work-.
t
a
plan
of
partial
disarmament
to
avoid
the
com
-
"petition
la
arms
which
ll
U
feared
Premier
Mussolini
jM'f&
jfc3laaaaaw
U
F
ii
'a'
Uaaaalai
eHL
Hi
SPMaBI
(
i.
ii..-
today
si
1'
ii.it-i
K,miMy
Mac-
i
Britain
Income
Taxes
Are
Being
Paid
in
U.
S.
Ahead
of
Last
Year
UMiToN.
March
1
:-
In-Hons
in
the
past
two
i
ui.ted
to
,000.000
.!
ink)
ooo
greater
than
for
9
-ixindlng
period
of
last
nirnt
ta
particularly
no-1
view
of
the
order
that
;"
imyment
be
eatended
:
ttir
i
if.
up
in
the
banks.
Venture
Struck
Rock
in
Skeena
imer
Venture
struck
a
t1"'
Skeena
Mter
about
"K
this
morn
log
anil
v.s
''""v
danwiad.
She
U
iu
Dry
Dock
being
stir-
might
tad
to
war.
Premier
MacDonald,
who
waa
accompanied
to
Italy
by
81r
John
Simon,
has
Joat
arrived
Iron
Oervevti
where
he
went
to
try
to
rescue
the
disarmament
conference
from
failure.
Ilia
arrival
In
Italy
has
been
acclaimed
m
official
circles
and
the
Hope
to
ex
pressed
that
his
visit
may
l
throve
beneficial
to
the
whole
world
Congress
Will
SitSomeTime
Session
likely
to
Knd
In
April
o
Possibly
FW
tinning
of
May,
President
Says
WASHINGTON.
ttrtJT
"18-Pre-
idrnt
Roosevelt
announced
that
Congress
would
IHcety
sK
until
fee
,end
of
April
or
early
in
May.
He
'
ha
a
number
of
proposals
to
make
I
among
them
being
legislation
oeaiina
wiui
uir
railways
MORE
BOOKS
DONATED
.Number
Delivered
at
Orme's
Since
YrMctday
Was
II)
One
hundred
and
forty-nine
books
were
donated
for
the
library
In
connection
with
the
Oyro
Club
collection
at
Ormes
Drug
Store.
between
noon
yesterday
and
noon
today.
This
makes
a
total
collection
of
Mt-
books
since
the
beginning
of
the
campaign
MX
books
under
anonoymoua
lis
-ted
earlier
In
the
week
were
th-
donatton
of
Miss
frauds
Daglleh.
Following
U
todays
list:
Anonymous
8
Norman
A.
Watt
Dean
Otbeaa
ie
Mrs.
Uonel
Hosttay
6
H.
M.
D.
Laatee
ft
J.
T.
Harrey
.....
Capt.
Jas
fttefgon
.
9
Anonymous
.,
tl
Mrs
Sidney
Batcher
W.
Brat
..
W
B
corns
U
Edgar
Preston
4
C.
H.Otwe
-
n
Mrs.
DagUah
.
Oregon
May
Go
Wet
TORTUS),
March
IS
Oregon
is
planning
U
wipe
out
its
dry
law.
The
people
Will
have
an
opportunity
of
voting
on
the
question
soon.
BOOKS
WANTED
V'vuiu'
having
hooks,
old
or
new,
that
they
wish
to
";ic
to
the
Library,
should
leave
them
at
onco
at
Ormes
Drug
Store
'
'
"a1"
of
the
donor
slwuld
be
written
plainly
on
IM
parcel
nd
they.
wl
be
atknowJedffd
through
tMt
PP.
ftje
CHANGE
IN
!
CITYRELIEF;
Issuing
of
Scrip
Has
Been
Stopped
and
Arrangements
Made
tor
Issuing
of
Orders
DIXMJATJON
MKCTS
MAYOR
Possibility
of
Kstabtbhing
Commissary
Had
Been
Considered
By
City
Council
TMt
monttaC
rtlrteajutloir
front
the
unemployed
waited
on
Mayor
Stephen
asking
that
in
rtew
of
the
fact
trial
the
scrip
tastiest
tyr
the
city
waa
not
being
honored
by.
the-
merchants,
they
be
paid
m
etssh
instead
of
scrip
The
mayor
told
them
there
woo
id
be
nothing
doing
in
that
respect.
During
the
week
the
retail
grocers
got
together
and
decided
they
would
not
honor
any
more
scrip
until
that
already
held
by
them
was
paid.
That
left
the
unemployed
In
the
position
of
being
unable
to
get
food
for
the
city
paper.
Seen
this
morning
in
regard
to
It,
Mayor
Stephens
said
arrangements
had
been
made
by
the
city
to
give
orders
Instead
of
scrip.
Arrangements
had
been
made
with
local
firms
to
accept
these
orders.
Had
it
been
impossible
to
secure
eo-oper-atton
from
any
of
the
merchants
the
city
would
have
established
Its
own
oomlmsaary.
He
said
the
government
always
took
thirty
days
to
pay
the
city
and
it
was
Impossible
for
the
city
to
pay
the
bills
until
they
recetved
these
payments.
IRISH
DAY
OF
CHURCH
Social
and
Supper
llrld
I-ixt
Night
At
Catholic
Halt
The
Catholic
Church
Ladies'
Aid
held
a
social
and
supper
in
the
Catholic
Hall
last
night.
A
large
gathering
numbering
nearly
800
turned
out
to
enjoy
live
social
evening.
The
hall
was
strikingly
decorated
In
green,
as
the
supper
was
held
on
Uve
occasion
of
SU
Patrick's
Day.
Rev.
Father
Grant,
pastor
pi
the
Catholic
Church
presided
over
the
evening's
program.
Quest
of
the
evening
were
Mayor
M.
M.
Stephens
and
Mrs.
Stephens
and
Fnther
Murle.
Mrs.
II.
McBwen
was
the
general
convener
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore
had
charge
ol
the
refreshments,
assisted
by
members
of
the
Ladles'
Aid.
Mrs.
F.
Moore
was
cashier.
During
the
evening
Irish
selec
tion
were
played
by
C.
Dalagno's
orchestra.
"I
cannot
help
thinking
that
we
JiaVo
marked
a
turning
point
to
Lward
belter
things
"Nicholas
Ber
nard
Shaw
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
18,
1933
RELIEF
MAY
German
Statesmen
Attend
Funeral
BE
STOPPED
Matter
fleing
Discussed
Tonight
in
Vancouvtr
by
Union
of
Municipalities
Executive
VICTORIA,
March
18:
The
possibility
that
all
cities
and
municipalities
in
British
Columbia
may
agree
to
discontinue
relief
on
a
date
to
be
fixed
loomed
today
through
a
circular
sent
out
by
Reeve
Crouch
of
Saanich.
president
of
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipalities.
A
meeting
of
the
union
is
to
be
held
in
Vancouver
tonight.
I
Un'!"':;''
":
.!
!
-Mird
"I
liiMi-.i
Hi-
,
t;...
,
hirw
.,
i,
u,j
M.
;,
k;
i
t
,u
i
i
ixm
Uie
Pi-oU-.-tl.uvl
tu
'.lielr;U
in
Berlin
Hr
,
.
thr
Ir.Her
of
the
33rd
Storm
trottp
ju-f
the
Nasi
army
wl.
,
was
killed
alter
a
parade
in
eefefratfon
oT
HlUt-rt
appoinlnrrtiif
dhanrelior
Tlfe
ex
-Crown
Prince
Wllhrl
mand
Herr
Hitler,
leader
of
the
National
-ocUlisU
were
among
thos"
whg
attended
as
mourners.
Everton
Will
Meet
Manchester
in
English
Football
Finals
April
29
At
Wembley
Result
Todays
Play
Motherwell
Won
From
Clyde
in
Scottish
Cup
Finals
and
Hearts
and
Celtic
Flayed
to
a
Scoreless
Tie
Chamber
Deals
With
Railway
Suggestions
Local
Organisations
Favors
Duff
Tlan
With
Slight
Addition
As
Being
Most
Feasible
Semi-
LONDON,
March
18:
Everton
and
Manchester
Citv
REPEAL
OF
LIQUOR
LAW
IN
ALASKA
JUNEAU.
Alaska.
March
18:-Wlthout
a
dissenting
vote
the
ter-1
The
Council
of
ttie
Chamber
of
,
rltortal
house
of
representatives
j
Commerce.
Vice-president
Dyb-
passed
the
Hellertch
bill
repealing
j
ham
prcsMlng.
met
yesterday
af-!
outrlRht
Uve
Alaska
bone
dry
law.
ternoon
to
give
an
opinion
In
re-1
""d
sent
It
to
the
senate
where
fa-1
aard
to
the
lcal
itmn
on
the
rail-:
vorable
acUon
is
claimed
to
be
cer-
wav
situation
It
waa
decided
that
.
tain.
local
opinion
favored
the
plan
as
laid
dut
by
the
Otttt
Report,
with
the
addition
that
she
present
Railway
Commission
tbonkl
be
the
tribunal.
The
alternatives
M
the
Beatty
plan
or
the
continuation
of
the
present
competitive
relations
were
discarded
tuisnk
junou
OTTAWA.
March
18:
-Frank
Hughes
K.C.
of
Toronto
is
appointed
miiane
ludae
of
th
Rnniwm
Court
of
Canada.
Died
Yesterday
At
Local
Hospital
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
is
on
Display
at
Kaien
Motors
Show
Room
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
RlhSH
STATESMAN
IN
ITALY
TODAY
SEMI-FINALS
PLAYED
TODAY
IN
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Ramsay
MacDonald
Confers
With
Premier
Mussolini
of
Italy
on
Problems
Confronting
All
Europi
!!:'
U.S
Fishing
Boats
Being
Released
When
They
Are
Overhauled
Have
Keen
Tied
up
at
Digby
Island
For
Nearly
Three
Years
and
Legality
of
Seizure
Was
Confirmed
Uy
Courts
The
four
confiscated
United
States
trollinp
boats
seized
he
summer
of
1930
and
since
that
time
held
by
the
Marine
Department
at
Digby
Island
arc
being
overhauled
prior
to
release
to
their
former
owners.
The
boats
w
ere
seized
on
charges
of
being
illegally
in
Canadian
waters.
The
president
of
the
Trolling
Vessel
Owners
ol
the
United
States
has
1
be.
n
working
on
the
case
ever
since
kA
4
nadian
waters.
After
her
seizure
and
confiscation
she
was
converted
Into
a
ferry
boat
and
is
now
oper
a
led
between
Digby
Island
and
Prince
Rupert
The
vessels
affected
are
the
May,
owned
by
B
O.
Knutscn;
Queen
CHy.
J.
E.
Torgeaen;
TWie
M,
Peter
C.
Jepson.
and
Sunrise.
Leandrr
ISandberg.
The
only
condition
at
tached
to
their
release
Is
said
to
be
the
upkeep
costs
Involved,
totalling
$107
for
the
four
boats.
In
the
British
Columbia
courts
and
again
on
appeal
to
the
supreme
court
of
Canada
the
Trolling
Vessel
Owners
Association
defended
the
vetsels
actively
and
sought
to
have
will
meet
in
the
final
game
for
the
English
Cup
on
April
,
them
released
to
their
owners.
29
at
Wembley
Stadium.
"er-
lhe
Canadian
courts
In
the
semi-finals
today
Everton
downed
Westham
United
two
goals
to
one
at
Wolverhampton
while
Manchester
City
defeated
Derby
County
three
goals
to
two
at
Huddcrsfield.
CLASfiOW.
March
18:
Motherwell
entered
the
finals
for
the
Scottish
Cup
today
by
defeating
Clyde
two
goals
to
nothing
while
Celtic
and
Hearts
played
to
a
scoreless
tie.
tfip
courts
decided
that
the
confU-
ation
order
was
legal.
It
has
been
shown
that
while
the
owners
ol
the
vessels
may
have
been
in
the
wrong
they
were
not
intentionally
breaking
any
International
law.
The
an
nouncement
of
the
release
was
first
made
through
the
United
States
minister
at
Ottawa
through
whose
medium
the
conversations
have
.
been
conducted.
Another
boat,
the
Catherine
B.
.
was
taken
about
the
same
tlme'tmt
'
was
caught
actually-fishing
In
Ca
How-
held
aaraififtf
I
hat
f
I
aharman
.nA
tKa
vas.
B"""
11S4
CBBV
sets
were
ordered
confiscated.
The
'
association
then
took
the
matter
up
through
the
state
department,
with
the
result
that
the
Canadian
ernment
was
prevailed
upon
to
re
I
store
them
to
their
original
owners.
BRITISHERS
IN
RUSSIA
TO
BE
TRIED
M08COW.
March
18
-Four
Uri
tlsh
subjects,
representatives
ol
the
Metropolitan
Vtckers
Electrical
Company,
arrested
last
week
by
secret
police
on
charges
of
sabotage,
will
be
placed
on
public
trial
within
a
month,
the
foreign
olflce
announced
yesterday.
SENSATION
IN
RELIEF
Macistrate
Arretted
in
Nova
Scolla
Fallowing
Investigations
By
Mounted
Tolice
OLACB
BAY.
NU..
March
18:-
Andrcw
McCoakl,
47
years
of
age.
.
There
were
sensational
develop-d
led
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
ments
today'
here
In
the
Royal
Ca-Hospital
last
night.
nadlan
Mounted
Police
invettlga-
Mr.
McCoski
was
a
resident
of
Uon
of
unemployment
relief
In
the
Prince
Rupert
living
on
Second
Av-'Olace
Day
and
Reserve
district,
enue.
He
had
been
ailing
for
a
long
Magistrate
Harry
Mackenzie
and
time
and
entered
the
hospital
two
Duncan
MacDonald.
both
ol
Re-days
ago.
serve,
have
been
arrested.
rKUrUSAL
FOR
INDIA
Federation
Plan
Suggested
in
White
Paper
Just
Issued
by
British
-Government
LONDON,
March
18:
An
official
document
known
as
a.
"white
paper"
was
BfaSaDfThe'government
today
dealing
with
a
proposed
near
plan
for
partial
self-government
for
the
people
of
India.
It
Is
proposed
to
have
a
federal
system
to
include
the
semi-independent
states
with
a
council
of
ministers.
The
proposal
is
looked
upon
as
a
forward
step
in
the
working
out
of
seif-Rovernment
for
India.
EDUCATION
BILL
HELD
Hon.
Joshua
lllnchliffe
Withholds
For
Furthrr
Consideration
Proposed
Scheme
For
Making
Grants
VICTOftlA.
Mireh
18:
Except
tions
taken
on
both
sides
of
the-.louse
caused
Mlasster
of
Sduca-Uon
Hinchiiffe
to
withhold
f
on-farther
consideration
the
amend-.
ment
to
the
Publit
Schools
Act
basing
teachers'
grants
on
the
assessed
value
of
taxable
property
In
the
district.
Several
members
opposed
the
plan
in
the
Legislature
and
favored.
a
grant
on
tu
teacher
and
pupil
Put
Members
On
Record
in
Regard
Budget
Member
For
Sew
Westminster
Will
Move
Resolution
in
!fiUlure
.
On
Monday
VICTORIA.
March
I
-A
WeUf
a
ray,
Liberal
member
for
New-Wesfminster.
will
be
the
sponeur
for
a
motion
of
tfan-confldence
In
the
budget
Monday,
his
resolution,
slating:
"This
Hruse
regrets
lack'
of
proper
consideration
by
the
govemmeot
of
the
financial
pre-blem
confronting
the
Deportation
Itejected
.
SHSMSM
OTTAWA,
March
18
The
House
ol
Cttnons
yesterday
rejected
a
motlcn
providing
for
the
oeporta-.
Uon
of
aliens
who
might
be
on
m