Tomorrow's
Tides
II
Low
1
lilt
T01VLU
I'ltlSO.NUt
..
0:50
tfjn.
20.9
It.
13:01
p.m.
20.9
ft.
.
7:03
a.m.
4.0
ft.
10:20
pm.
3.6
(t.
rt.
May
Investigate
Handling
Case
of
Banker
Harriman
sitiNOTON.
DC
.
March
14
m'ici
state
banking
commit
-
'
v
utveatlgate
the
handling
1
lusttce
ttenartment
of
the
it
ion
of
'joa.
W.
lUrrtman.
1
president
of
the
Harriman
l
Bank,
eharaed
with
falal-the
aceonnU
of
the
InaUtu-
Dcfirit
hi
Ontario
is
Announced
by
Premier
''"Hi
iNTQ,
March
34
Premier
T1
"
told
the
LegklaUire
that
at
1
i
f
the
last
fiscal
year
the
"Mil
e
of
Ontario
had
a
deficit
i
u
fitly
over
two
millions
and
v
r
would
show
n
tlefklt
t)f
'
1
v
Uuee
millions.
Card
of
Thanks
family
0f
the
late
C.
F.Mor
"Mie
to
thank
their
manv
""iw'hy
v
and
ni
''vh.
during
"'ivt'ment.
She
!
AINTREE,
March
24:
Winning
from
the
pick
of
the
,
world
steeplechaiers
today
although
with
a
small
field
i
admits
oktti.no
compared
w
ith
other
years,
Kellboro
Jack
carries
the
blue
I
monkv
ritoM
cunt
iribbon
of
victory
in
the
hitiloric
Graml
National.
He
took
i
dmikjn.
March
ii:-ueut.
'the
whole
thirty-two
jumps
in
splendid
style
and
finished)
.
n
iiaiuic
Stewart,
char-
amidft
the
cheer
of
the
'
multitude.
uh
violation
of
the
Of-
!
The
second
horse
waa
IteaUy
True
,;
rets
Art,
who
tor
sev-
!
T
v
irpf
l-ir,
ip
I
whU
8Uler
Wii
thl
Ps
Tower
and
who
cane
waa
,
j
DUiiLIN.
Marc
h
24
One
of
the!
v
ibirrt
of
orach
specula-
.
CT
IDD
residual
prtrcs
in
the
Ir.-h
Sweep-
Kivlng
r
vldcnee
yesterday
J
I
IV
ft
I
VI
lY
stakes
worth
134.574
w
won
bv
a
rourt
martial
Ulal
rfe-
In
force
an
dto
make
or
abrogate
treaUea.
He
haa
even
greater
pow
era
than
thoae
formerly
poaaetaed
by
the
Kalaer.
He
can
even
override
the
constitution
In
some
eaass.
The
Republican
flag
haa
also
disappeared
and
In
tu
place
haa
come
the
old
flag
combined
with
the
Nasi
emblem
Hitler
haa
approved
the
plana
for
the
formation
of
a
four-power
treaty
tor
the
peace
of
Europe
and
haa
offered
hki
co-operation
Xt
prevent
a
race
In
armament.
EQUALITY
TO
GERMANY
Itaimav
MacDonald
Said
Powers
Were
Hedged
to
rolicy
No
Country
Could
be
Kept
Down
Today
LOMDON.
Marr.ii
24
-Premier
KantMy
MacDonald.
telling
about
conversations
with
Premier
Musso
lini
of
Italy
In
Home
la.t
week,
said
the
powers
were
pledged
to
give
Ocrmany
equality
and
the
time
had
come
when
no
European
country
could
be
kept
down
by
obligations
tnconsUtent
with
self-respect
and
honor.
Foreclosures
Are
Prohibited
In
North
Dakota
IllSMARK.
ND..
March
34
-Mnrtiraae
foreclosui-cs
of
real
pro-
.-.rtw
bv
owners
were
prohibited
yesterday
by
proclamation
of
'the
governor.
Mrfiill
Irregularities
KtnNTTlRAL,
Msreli
14:
Alleged
for
the
kind
expressions
of.elecUon
:'h.
reAlaHStion
of
a
group
oi
qi-
iSMlety
of
MfCMU
University
Canadian
"Tenratt
1932"
of
Gui!
:'
he
wver
attempted
to
.(irrman
Chancellor
lias
i:ven
More
ford
Street.
Montreal
Four
Toronto
,v
any
Information
pre-
!
rower
Ttian
former
Kaiser
Ite-
ucket
won
$400
each.
to
the
Stat.
Stewart
tult
of
Yesterday's
j
.
i
i!
ted.
hem
ever,
that
be
Md
I
.
Lirftlon
l
an
ntlair
wttrt
a
fan
W
l
t
heraiuc
of
her
hifatu-
i
(or
him.
REIGN
OF
TERROR
IN
GERMANY
All
Mho
Are
Under
Ban
of
Sash
Btmt
lladly
Used
According
U
lit
pot
ti
from
France
''";s
March
14
Communist,
v
Pacifists,
Oathones,
poi-and
oaten
under
the
ban
Naau
are
being
sb)eeUd
to
r
terror
in
Osrmany,
ae-
,.o
roporu
received
here
HtLTN.
March
34
Chancellor
'
HiUer
announced
that
!
Va
4er
Lwebbe.
Dutch
i
nui.
and
hk
accomplice
burning
of
the
Retehatac.
executed
publicly
to
end
the
that
the
Maw
waa
started
'
-
Miemaelves,
Approves
Treaty
Rclrtutag
Will
NH
Need
to
.Meet
lor
Nest
l'our
Vears
After
Voting
Sele
Out
of
.
.
..Office
HfcRUN.
March
J4
-
The
at
pewees
granted
Chancellor
Ulster
makes
him
supreme
dictator
of
tfce
t
country
for
the
neat
four
yeaea.
The
Retehata
which
voted
him
I
those
power
reliquiabed
their
who
come
under
Wmln
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
24,
1933
CONFERRING
ON
PENSIONS
Veteran
AociaUons
Have
Itepre-
tenUtWrs"at
Ottawa
In
CJoit
nection
With
Proposal
OTTAWA.
March
31
r
The
exe-cotlve
of
the
"Die
Five"
aaaocUted
vwterana'
organlaaUori
are
aawemb-led
here
to
confer
on
the
altuatton
own
and
wUl
not
need
to
meet
for
"
"
the
neat
four
year.
Hitler
haa
the
Wal
j
U)
auapend
Pymntof
power
U
make
laws,
to
put
them
r
.
the
"
civil
,
service
ZT
There
Is
strong
opposition
to
the
proposal,
largely
on
the
ground
that
it
seems
like
dlecrtounaUoo
as
between
pensioners
who
are
work
ing
for
the
government
and
those
who
work
for
private
individuals.
IT
MAY
BE
LOST
GIRL
IHii
nl
pee
Police
Coinmunicatint
Willi
Chicago
to
Try
to
Trace
Identity
of
Child
.WINNIPBO.
March
34:
Police
are
In
communication
with
Chicago
authorities
In
an
effort
to
determine
whether
a
top
year
old
girl
whose
identity
and
parentage
are
undetermined
Is
little
Julia
Johnson
who
vanished
from
In
front
of
hei
home
here
April
S3.
10S6
and
has
not
been
seen
since.
Prospect
For
Reciprocity
Is
Very
Bright
WASHINGTON.
March
34
The
prospect
for
a
reciprocal
tariff
agreement
between
Canada
and
Untied
Stales
seemed
Uve
brightest
In
twenty
years
following
Secretary
Hull's
disclosure
bhat
the
ad
ministration
will
ask
Congress
for
authority
to
negotiate
for
audi
a
treaty
as
soon
as
urgent
domestic
legislation,
Is
passed.
ILLEGAL
RELIEF
WINNIPEG.
March
34:
Henry
Hagstrom
was
found
guilty
of
obtaining
relief
from
the
city
while
evidence
shows
he
or
his
wife
are
part
owners
of
a
downtown
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Before
the
big
pu.-,h.
General
Ta.ig
Yu-Ui;
governor
ul
Jehol,
seated
on
4yvny.
revkwo
his
trocpa.
aJU'r,u-d.s
put
u
rout
by
fine
avancffif
Japs
Some
repdrls
ftjT
llla?
been
executed.
Final
Roundup
of
Books
Takes
Place
Tomorrow
and
Those
Who
Wish
Transportation
Can
Get
It
The
final
roundup
of
books
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Pub
lic
Library
takes
place
tbiriorrow.
High
School
boys
and
girls
.
.
have
been
.
busy
.
canvassing
for
them
and
will
bring
A
4
At
f
T"
a
them
to
tne
empty
siore
nexi
lo
me
w.
n,
on
ice
tomor
row
afternoon
from
2
to
6,
when
a
memier
of
the
uyro
Club
will
be
there
to
receive
them.
Any
others
who
have
books
and
cannot
deliver
them
mays
'
have
them
called
for
by
ringing
260
The
depot
at
Ormes
will
still
be
open
and
books
may
be
sent
there
but
high
school
boys
and
girls
must
take
theirs
to
the
new
headquarters,
the
empty
store
formerly
oc
cupied
by
McArther's
Shoe
store.
The
Library
Board
has
been
glad
to
receive
a
supply
of
children's
books
and
It
is
hoped
that
more
of
these
wfll
be
sent
tn.
Followtng
weMtjbe
books
donated
since
noon
yestettay
making
a
total
to
date
of
1171:
Miss
Nelly
Lawrence
41
Mrs.
Steve
King
Hemsby
KinR
Alex
O.
Rlx
Mrs.
H.
M.
Harper
Mrs.
D.
KrUtmaneon
Stanley
Smith
Mrs.
C.
H.
Orme
...
4
ft
10
3
IS
t
Approves
Port
Arthur
Bill
to
Authorize
Loan
PORT
ARTHUR.
March
24
The
private
bills
committee
of
the
On
tario
LegiKlature
has
approved
a
bill
enabling
Port
Arthur
to
borrow
$316,000
and
also
to
validate
property
sales
for
tax
arrears
and
to
cancel
authority
far
certain
water
mains
and
sewsrs.
Minimum
Wage
Board
ALBANY.
March
24
Tsm
Sen
ate
passed
a
bill
yesterday
creating
a
state
board
empowered
to
fix
minimum
wanes
.tor
women
and
children
SHARP
RISE
IN
STOCKS
Dullaew
Toward
End
of
Session
Did
Not
Prevent
Prices
lloldinr
Hither
Than
at
Opening
NEW
YORK.
March
34:
There
was
a
sharp
rise
In
the
stock
mar
ket
yesterday,
and
although
there
was
a
slackening
toward
the
end,
prices
remained
higher.
U.
S.
Steel
dosed
at
St;
Oeneral
Motors.
V.
American
Can.
57
Allied
Chem
icals,
79V.
American
Telephone
4H.
TORONTO,
March
24:
-'Prices
at
the
close
of
the
stock
market
yesterday
were:
Nickel.
11.10.
No
rands.
SMft.
Teck
Hughes,
4Jfl.
Dome.
15.55.
Wright
Hargreavea.
4.23.
Oranada.
1.90.
Eldorado.
I.
SO.
Yesterday's
Prices
At
Wheat
Markets
WINNIPEG.
March
34:
At
the
close
of
the
market
yesterday
July
wheat
was
quoted
at
50
aud
October
deliveries
at
534.
CHICAGO.
March
34:
Yesterday's
wheat
quotations
were:
May,
5i';
July.
51V
and
Seplember.
52
a
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
'
r
i
Is
on
Display
at
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
53
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
?
7
&4CE
LIVERPOOL,
RUN
TODAY
ADOLPH
HITLER
IS
NOW
AUTOCRATIC
RULER
IN
GERMANY
Historic
Grand
National
Race
.
Is
Won
Today
by
Kellboro
Jack
At
the
Aintree
Course,
Liverpool
Was
Governor
of
Jehol
Agenda
Prepared
For
World
Conference
at
London
Near
Future
Date
Not
Set
For
Important
Gathering
to
Be
Presided
Over
by
Prc'rrilcr
Ramsay
MacDonald
of
'
Great
Britain
.
I
GENEVA,
March
21:
The
Expert
Preparatory
Com-j
mission
has
completed
the
draft
annotated
agenda
for
the
I
World
Monetary
and
Economic
Conference,
which
is
to
j
meet
in
London
under
the
presidency
of
Ramsay
MacDonald,
Prime
Minister
of
the
United
Kingdom.
The
draft
acenda
has
been
annroved
bv
the
Council
of
the
i.'HgUf.
which
felt,
however,
that:
could
not
yet
fix
the
date
of
the
conference.
There
was
need
for
further
preparation
and.
in
any
event,
an
interval
of
three
months
wa
required
to
enable
the
draft1
tRmda
to
be
rummuoJeatrd
to
the
uvemmenU
of
the
world.
While,
ihrrefore.
the
conference
cannot
neet
before
the
end
of
April,
the
council
considered
that
It
could
not
be
unnecessarily
delayed.
The
or
ganlzlng
committee
of
the
council.
ever
which
Sir
John
Simon
pre
sWea,
will
meetSilm
flTlfte
date.
The
BKpert
Preparatory
Commis
sion,
m
the
report
containing
the
i
sends,
which
is
addressed
to
the
council
and
which
has
been
published
and
circulated,
draws
attention
to
the
extreme
gravity
of
the
world
situation,
and
particularly
to
the
"burden
of
suffering"
and
de
moraltsatton''
resulting
from
con
tinued
and
growing
unemployment.
They
note
the
profound
disturban
ces
caused
by
the
collapse
of
prices.
the
curtailment
of
production,
the
huge
accumulation
of
stocks.
They
note
that
International
trade
has
been
reduced
to
incredibly
low
levels."
The
dislocation
has.
they
point
out.
generated
a
"vast
network
of
restraints"
which
throttle
business.
There
is
a
state
of
virtual
economic
warfare
which
must
be
ended.
It
the
social
system
as
we
knew.
It"
is
to
survive.
In
the
program
which
the
experts
propose
for
the
conference,
lnter-governmental
debts
find
no
place,
but
the
experts
note
that,
un
til
this
question
is
settled,
debts
"will
remain
an
Insuperable
barrier
to
economic
and
financial
reconstruction."
They
accordingly
urge
early
negotiations
on
this
problem.
Tne
mam
questions
to
be
considered
by
the-
conference
are
summarised
as
follows:
1.
Monetary
and
Credit
Policy:
The
objective
is
declared
to
be
the
restoration
of
the
gold
standard
as
an
International
monetary
standard.
To
make
that
possible,
a
great
number
of
economic
and
financial
conditions
must
be
fulfilled,
and
safeguards
must
be
provided
against
a
fresh
breakdown.
3.
Commodity
Prices:
An
Increase
In
Uio
level
of
world
pieces
Is
highly
desirable.
It
might
be
aided
by
a
gcn-ral
policy
of
easy
money
designed
to
promote
a
healthy
e-nnsion
of
business."
The
regulation
of
exports
or
productions
of
certain
primary
commodities
is
another
method
to
be
considered.
But
any
rise
in
prices
can
only
be
main
tained
by
"a
general
trade
improvement,
such
as
would
follow
from
the
abolition
of
restrictions
and
the,
restoration
of
financial
confidence.
3.
ExcbaiueJhgtrlGUThe
ab-ollUon
U?t
e?cfi!nle"
Wafficttens
is
essential,
and
must
depend
upon
stability
of
budgets
and
of
economic
systems.
The
objective
must
be
to
restore
the
confidence
of
leaders
and
to
encourage
a
resumption
of
international
leading.
Governments
must
eoaslder
whether
they
can
expedite
thltpYiaB)
4.
International
Trade:
The
objective
should
be
greater
freedom
and
the
re-establishment
of
the
normal
interchange
of
com
modi-
;
ties."
An
effort
should
be
made
to
secure
the
progressive
abolition,
of
the
emergency
restrictions
Imposed
-during
the
crisis.
Governments
should
seek
undents
ndinss
for
the
"
moderation
and
stabilization
of
tariff
prices.
I
Seven
Years
"t.
For
Arson
at
"
St.
Margarets
MONTREAL.
March
34:
Isaac
Kaufman
waa
sentenced
to
seven
years
tmprisoniMnt
by
Judge
A.
Monet
for
eoojfMrtng
to
commit
arson
In
the
burning
of
the
chatebtr
Qulnte
at
8t
Margarets,
Quebec,
in
19).
Halibut
Arrivals
AMKIUOAN
Olacier.
7.000
at
4
JO
and
3.
to
Cold
Storage.
Bmma.
13,080.
at
41
and
3.
to
Vld
Storage.
Hyperten,
10JKK)
at
4
and
2.
to
CoW
Storage.
Lysrictl.
30,000
at
4
and
3,
V
Odd
Storage.
BOOKS
WANTED
Anyone
having
books,
old
or
new,
that
they
wish
to
donate
to
the
Library,
should
leave
them
at
once
at
Ormes
Drug
Store
The
itame
of
the
donor
should
be
written
plainly
on
Ute
parcel'
and
they
will
be
acknowledged
through
this
paper.