Tomorrow's
T;1
If
THIS
WEEK
tlii:
U'AZtWf
She
The
New
Chevrolet
23:44
pit
is
on
Display
at
JoW
5:10
ajn.
Ja
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
17
.32
J'),
pjn.
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
.
No.
81.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
G,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
EN
ATE
PASSES
BRITISH
Hospital
Lotteries
Are
Approved
by
Red
Chamber
by
31
to
24
Senator
Com
A.
I).
McRac'a
Measure
Now
Goes
to
House
of
moms
Where
it
is
Also
Expected
to
Ik
Passed
nTTAWA,
April
0:
(CP)
The
bill
to
legalize
hospital
-pstakeu
received
its
third
reading
in
the
Senate
yes-
;
i.
iy
by
a
vote
of
31
to
'M
and
now
goes
to
the
House
of
Minions
where
it
in
alo
expected
to
be
passed.
The
lill
.
on
wired
by
Senator
A.
D.
McRae
of
Vancouver
and
.
i
reived
the
general
endorsation
of
hospitals
throne
h-
,'.
unada.
Some
of
the
clergy
and
others
have
oppose'!
it.
EDIT
ORIAL
IS
IT
BUSINESS?
The
Canadian
National
Steam-bip'
rMtaJ
liner
Prinre
It
u
pert
j-
in
lie
knt
south
for
overhaul.
I'fe-umaMv
the
work-if
fi
be
done
at
a
pmal
yard
ill
Vancouver.
Tir
lanadlan
National
has
a
(Im
dork
of
its
own
at
Prince
Itu-p
rt
and
it
K
claimed
that
it
is
op-ri
'rd
at
a
lea
because
there
Li
n't
u(lKienl
business
to
pay
the
otfrliead.
Ti.rrr
is
probably
no
other
bui
n-N
in
I
lie
world
that
would
take
work
away
from
its
own
yard
and
aiiw
a
rival
btninetn
firm
to
do
tic
work
while
their
own
plant
is
Ml.-
Ii
it
were
true
that
the
work
'
"Uhl
not
be
done
efficiently
at
the
I'm
Rupert
yard,
there
in
It
lit
be
-nme
reaMHi
for
the
action
of
t
'
l
ompany.
As
it
k,
there
is
nut
Line
but
an
eseuse.
I'nrne
Itupert
people
will
now
"
(l
'
thai
all
the
talk
of
rn
lifting
the
affairs
of
the
railway
on
a
huinelike
basts
ia
talk
and
ii
'.u
mj
more.
The
taking
of
the
1'
ii'
C
Itupert
to
be
overhauled
at
an
al
establishment
H
a
glaring
ai:iplc
of
poor
busincw
method.
STERILIZING
OF
l
IMC
AMP
PI
A
N
lllOill
Li
I
Li
All
I
:
''utioti
In
be
Hrouglit
liumi
at
Present
8clon
of
Legbtature
i
I
V
Toria.
Aurll
6:
tCP-A
bill
CABINET
IS
GIVEN
POWER
TO
SCALING
INCREASE
Production
of
t'ornt
ThU
Year
is
Lizht
Yet
Much
Ahead
of
lt
Although
kif
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
dtatrlrl
for
the
first
Ji'MM'ijMlilP
syf
haiitreflgtftgfct.
u
mjn
gum
ices,
uus
iigurc
nevertheless,
more
than
double
the
mm
board
feet
that
was
recorded'
la
the
first
quarter
of
1932.
U
acallng
for
March
this
year
amoun
ted
to
124J4
board
feet
as
again!
M.0I1
board
feet
In
the
same
month
last
year.
Log
sealing
month
by-
month
so
far
this
year,
last
year's
figures
also
being
given
for
comparison.
hM
bees
as
follows:
IMS
112
b.
r.
b.
r
January
NJts
1U.04II
mrmry
H9MI
11941
'
March
MOM
NA11
Totals
MSJCI
S3Mft
raltag
.Agar
per
species
Uvs
March
and
last
were
as
latlows:
im
1W2
a.
p.
b
r.
Cedar
am
5
681!
SprwM.
IMW
Hem
tot
.KIM
lIMi
Balaam
-
WW
Totals
U4.M4
88.011
Itaeet
Produets
During
this
March
production
of
poles
and
piling
In
the
Interior
totalled
30.828.
all
cedar,
as
compared
wth
82442
board
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Cords
of
sawlogs
thi
March
amounted
to
85
as
14,1
Mren
wnUe
only
w
npwn
we,
recorded
this
March
'ax
against
1280
In
the
same
mouth
la.st
year.
NO
I
ISII
sai.i:
No
boats
being
in
with
catches,
The
American
boat
Prtendry.
whtoto
rrfnsrd
an
offer
of
.5e
and
3c
for
n
into
iiounds
In
yesterday
bidding
h-rr
Mt
later
In
the
day
for
Seet-
,
llr
will)
her
eaten
ii
lor
the
sUrUksaUon
of
men-
there
wax
nd
sale
of
halibut
on
the
i
unfit
MrM..
in
tii4iii
rWinnil
Klsh
Kxchange
thU
morning
)Im
will
be
brought
down
this
'
"ii
The
bill
will
exclude
Unw
inniri.
nr
n.i.iw.
nraiMt
'
McrlllsaUon
on
religious
i
.K
Address
on
B.
C
Products
'
by
William
Dey
'
District
Superintendent
of
Home
Oil
Distributors
Friday
at
8:30
p.m.
in
Boston
Cafe
Mr.
I.ey
will
al,
show
a
film
of
the
refineries
and
other
artltltles
f
the
company
In
connection
with
the
manufacture
or
gasoline.
Admission
Tree
Orchestra
in
Attendance
New
Plane
May
T:.
v
:
all
UK'
test,
,tl
Us
and
Brunu
Natter
.;
K'flt'VorpS;.'-
w.u
r
is
a:
;
.
u
,;,
!...;u
!!('
iir'i.ii.'l
.nit!
d
-TUr
otl'i
lo'ikmn
hr'.iwipior
ij
the
They
also
sUte
thi'.
i!
perfectly
controlled
CONFIDENCE
VOTE
IS
UP
Weils
Gray
t'rillrues
Government
I'or
Iluildinc
Ilridgr
After
Itrducing
Other
Appropriations
1
VIOTOKIA.
April
6:
(CIM
A.
Wells
Gray,
Liberal
member
for
New
Westminster,
last
night
gave
notice
In
the
Lejislaturc
of
a
want
of
confidence
motion
retret
ling
that
the
House
was
no
Ion
ter
able
to
live
support
to
th-govcrnment
because,
while
having
to
reduce.
appropriations
for
municipalities,
hospitals
and
mothers
pensions
on
account
of
its
serious
financial
position,
it
was
proposing
to
fuarantee
half
the
deficit
of
a
private
bridge
company.
Mayor
Gray
referred
lo
the
$8,000,006
Ladncr
bridge
bill.
Board
of
Inquiry
Akron
Disaster
is
Being
Appointed
'a8HimiTON.
April
6:-It
Is
announced
here
that
a
naval
board
of
inquiry
will
lnvt-stlgatc
the
re
cent
disaster
to
the
airship
Akron
with
a
view
to
determining,
if
pos-stus.
what
was
the
cause
of
the
collapse
of
the
huge
craft.
It
is
possible
Uiat
as
a
result
ot
Uie
disaster,
the
sister
ship
Macou
may
never
be
launched
although
Iter
construction
has
been
virtually
completed.
e
UNITIII
STATKS
CAN
A
1
1
A
TRAIIi:
AGKLKMKNT
IS
ItCLICVLI)
IMPENDING
OTTAWA.
AprU
8:
CP)
Byents
of
the
past
few
days
have
strengthened
the
belief
litre
that
a
reciprocal
trade
between
Canada
and
the
Uhl-
ted
States
is
in
Uie
making.
'
Revolutionize
Air
HsgHkenaw
"
'
mi.i".
:
-v..,r.
...
v
a.r
ti'i
it.
.
ti
i"i
m
in!
mvention
(ii
tu
vuuna
-.in
hover
In
the
.nr
lly
whist
stationary
in
the
air
Is
Coming
Over
of
in
of
rilKMiHt
M
At
DON
A
LI)
LONDON.
April
8:
(CP
Pro-vi.Knal
an
ingements
arc
being
inane
tor
Pnmt
Minister
J
Ramsay
MarDonaM
to
vir.il
Wa.shtng-lon
dxirini:
the
Exstev
icitss
of
the
Hnini'
of
Communs
foi
the
pu
Ki
r
ul
(Ubcusainn
Uie
fortti-comlnK
world
economic
conference
and
other
International
matter
with
Presldrnt
Franklin
D.
Roosrvrlt.
International
war
debt.
will,
it
Is
understood,
be
one
of
the
outs'
meting
questions
to
be
discussed
although
It
U
not
stated
specific
.illy
that
this
is
to
be
the
Premier
s
mission.
Mr.
MarDnn-ald
pith
t
leave
on
April
15
Rnd
remain
in
Washington
about
a
week.
He
rraetTtrf
a
formal
Invitation
.
today
from
Presldrnt
Itoosovrlt
t"
ftatt
Wsshlnstnn
to
talk
over
world
problems
with
the
rhirf
executive
of
the
United
'
States.
Pound
Sterling
nnd
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
li.chunKCi
NBVV
YORK,
April
8:
-The
Can
a
dian
dollar
was
quoted
here
yester-
j
day
at
82
11
-16c.
The
pound
sterl-
'
tn(,
was
standing
at
$3.48H
EEPSTAKE
Transportation
j.
'
i
1
j
'
i
j
j
t.
insp
ii!
ition.
since
It
,i
it
utx
Twr-nt
Its
first
Austruns.
RhouI
IUfner
wrisn'-cl.s
.it
will,
and
can
be
at
full
speed
WISCONSIN
GOES
WET
Ovci
whelming
Majority
Acainst
Prohibition
is
Returned
MILWAUKEE,
April
6:-Returns
Tuesday's
voting
which
were
available
up
to
today
indicated
that
the
state
of
Wisconsin
had
returned
an
overwhelming
wet
majority
the
state
referendum
on
repeal
the
prohibition
taw.
PROVINCE
TO
BORROW
TLN
MILLION
DOLLARS
VICTORIA.
April
6:
(CP)
A
bill
was
introduced
In
the
LeguOature
last
night
giving
itie
government
power
to
bor-
iuw
310.000.000.
37.000.080
of
A
hich
is
to
be
used
to
soeet
de-e
ficits
and
33.000.000
for
unem-
ployment
relief
purposes.
Transportation
Man
Succumbs
II
11
lUatkwood
of
Victoiia
Dead
Al
Ate
of
78
VICTORIA,,
April
8
ICP.I-K.
E.
Blackwood,
one
of
the
best
known
transportation
men
in
Ihc
Pacific
Northwest,
is
dead
here,
aged
72.
UUKHKNCY
I.NTMTION
IN
ItNITl.I)
STATUS
IS
DltGLII
BY
COMMITTEE
r
WASHINGTON.
D.C
April
8
iCP"!n
a
partial
report
to
the
Senate
yesterday
on
ad-
ministration
of
the
farm
relief
hill
of
the
administration,
the
senate
agriculture
eorrualttee
recommended
Inflation
of
the
v
currency
to
check
'Ue
policy
ot
deflation
HANDLE
Canadian
National
Steamship
Officials
Explain
Their
Yard
Could
Not
Compete
With
South
The
following
is
the
text
of
a
telegram
received
this
morning
by
Mayor
M.
M.
Stephens
from
A.
H.
Allan,
m
nager
of
Canadian
National
Steamships,
Montreal,
in
reply
to
a
telegram
sent
by
His
Worship
yesterday
protest?
ing
at
the
annual
overhaul
job
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
being
taken
from
here
to
Vancouver:
B
Many
thanks
your
telegram
fifth
relal-ve
t
annual
overhaul
IiIipS
npn
rVf
III
I
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George.
VJVS
JiU
A
J
jyork
on
latter
steamer
has
just
-1
ff'i,Tr"Tt,
Deen
completed
at
Prince
Rupert,
IAKInlr
1
UnfQrtunately.
Rupert
dry
dork
was
v
Xu
A
,
unable
compete
regards
price
with
!
their
competitors
further
south
and.
British
Government
Given
Author-
to
ity
by
House
to
Deal
With
Embargo
347
to
48
Vote
Imposition
of
Blockade
Depends
on
Trial
of
Engineers
LONDON.
April
8:
The
British
House
of
Commons
by
a
vote
of
347
to
48
yesterday
passed
the
second
aadiflg
ol
a
bill
eoapllog.thc
cab
;
inet
to
place
an
embargo
on
Russian
goods
coming
into
the
country.
The
bill
Is
a
precautionary
measure
to
be
used
In
ease
the
six
British
subjects
now
under
trial
In
the
Soviet
Republic
for
sabotage
should
be
considered
not
to
have
had
a
fair
trial.
The
men.
who
were
in
charge
of
construction
work
on
a
contract
be-1
In
rr
mitJaiI
vii
t
In
J9,fftla
hv
IK'
Metre
poll
tan
Vtckers
Company,
were
arrested
by
secret
police
on
charges
of
espionage
as
well
as
sabotage.
Fierce
attacks
were
made
on
the
Soviet
government
In
the
course
of
yesterday's
debate
and
the
only
voice
raised
In
Its
defence
was
quickly
silenced.
The
Foreign
ecretary
praised
the
work
of
the
company
handling
the
contract
and
showed
how
Im
possible
it
was
that
such
charges
as
those
preferred
against
the
men
could
be
true.
The
man
In
chance
of
construction
had
been
grilled!
continuously
for
almost
a
day
and
a
night,
one
interrogator
after
an
-other
carrying
on
the
questiontn'
In
the
hope
of
getting
him
to
In
-criminate
himself.
Evidence
securer!
In
this
way
would
not
be
allowed
In
tny
British
country.
Hoarding
Gold
is
Illegal
in
U.
S.
Over
$600,000,000
ot
Trrcious
Metal
Hat
so
Far
Been
Turned
In
I
WASIIINOTON.
April
6:
The
president
announced
that
the
bill
i
sirJnst
hoarding
of
gold
Is
still
In!
fore
lu
thi
country
and
those
hav-
ing
gold
muni
produce
It
on
or
be-
'
fore
Mav
1.
Up
to
yesterday
$600,000,000
in
gold
had
been
turned
Into
the
var-ow
banks
of
the
country.
Cosher
Slaughter
In
Germany
Banned
Mraiure
Forbidding
This
Practice
Approved
by
Berlin
Cabinet
BERLIN.
April
8:
(CD
The
O
tr
man
cabinet
yesterday
approved
a
measure
forbidding
tosher
slaughtering
throughout
Germany.
BILL
RUSSIA
protect
Interest,
steamship
com,;
party,
no
alternative
than
award
contract
to
lowest
tenderer
In
respect
steamer
Prince
Rupert."
Similar
replies
were
received
to
telegram
sent
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants'
Ass'n,
Intimating
that
it
had
been
only
tentatively
planned
to
carry
out
the
work
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
here
and
that
southern
yards
had
tendered
lower
for
the
work
than
Prince
Rupert.
NEW
YORK
TRADING
Industrials
up
Slightly
Yesterday,
Rails
and
Bonds
Off
and
Utilities
Unchanged
NEW
YORK.
AprU
6.-Industrlals
were
up
slightly,
rails
and
bonds
were
down
somewhat
while
utilities
remained
unchanged
In
Tuesday's
trading
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange,
the
day's
turnover
amounting
to
something
1n
excess
of
700,-i
000
shares.
i
The
Industrial
average
at
cktslns
wss
5609.
off
.40:
,
rails.
34J5,
off
.44;
utilities,
19-J3,
unchanged,
and
bonds.
73.78,
off
,36.
Belated
Snowfall
Blankets
Ground
Precipitation
of
Upwards
of
Four
Inches
Recorded
In
Prince
Rupert
During
Night
Citizens
of
Pttaee
Rupert
awoke
this
morning
to
find
the
ground
covered
with
upwards
of
four
BJ-ehes
of
wet
anew
after
a
belated
spring
fall
during
the
night.
It
w
quite
a
struggle
for
many
who
had
to
break
trail
on
their
way
to
wotT.
However,
the
temperature
Is
mUd
"Dd
ln
Is
In
prospect
wtUi
the
promise
of
unpleasant
slush
for
a
.day
or
so.
SOUTHERN
FISHERMEN
LOSE
LIVES
HOQUAIM,
Wash.,
April
6:
(CP)
A
sudden
squall
struck
a
fishing
fleet
of
one
hundred
boUts
crossing
Grays
Harbor
bar
late
yesterday,
capsizing
and
sinking
at
least
seven
of
them
and
causing
the
death
of
eloven
fisher-
men
J