Tomorrow's
Tides
If
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
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2:2a
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22.2
It.
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It.
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on
Display
at
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Kaicn
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Show
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21:01
n.m.
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53
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
vi
xxtv,
No.
co.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
13,
1933
.price:
five
cents
PEOPllOFU.
S.ARE
TO
HAVE
BEER
UNITED
STATES
FEDERAL
BANKS
ARE
REOPENING
TODAY
Beer
Legislation
Recommended
By
President
Roosevelt
in
New
1..
Message
to
Congress
This
Morning
ANYOXIS
OPERATING
Smrltrr
and
Other
Activities
Start
.Saturday
and
Mine
Swn
to
Ik
at
Capacity
ri.
m.irugement
at
Anyox
an-n.m
that
the
smelter
and
other
-i.
Mnfnu
of
the
work
at
tbe
B-'u:
i-rr
started
3a
tarda
y
and
.
rtrd
to
operate
Uvem
eon-
tiliuously
.
.ii
ay
that
the
mine
are
h
.
Mtisfaetorily
and
will
be
.;)
'.
:ul!
rapacity
In
a
abort
time
GOOD
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
Oit
T-n
Cents
Tald
Tor
Ameri-tin
and
Kight-tas
Canadian
at
,
Fsrhange
Thl
Morning
it
'
nrtpe
were
pti
for
nth
.
rung
at
the
local
hane
.
win
as
Ugh
aa
loSOr
.
..ittun
S:S0c.
for
flrst-elask
:
everybody
was
happy
.:
'k
were
the
sale:
American
:
6M
at
9.T0
and
4.
Cold
.-i.
17.090
at
MM
and
4.
to
Fi
her
lea.
11.060
at
10c
and
4c.
to
rh
Co.
nt.
U.OW,At
19.40
and
4.
to
I
hrries
-
VOOeat
100
and
4.
to
iherlee.
Canadian
m
soo
at
8
40
and
S.
to
r..i,
co
-
r
118
.
tjm
at
7
70
and
3
Storage.
9
000
at
7
M
and
8.
1
-herles
!ooo
at
Ut
and
8.
Canadian
Dollar
to
to
At
Low
Figure
in
I
U.
S.
Currency
'
YoHK
March
13:
A
sharp
vi-.
registered
by
the
Ca-iiollur
In
foreign
exehanges
i
lading
today.
Currency
'
'(!
nt
the
nominal
rate
ot
1
'K
a
premium
of
10V
cents
'
n
Slates
currmey.
V
ANC
OUVER
WHEAT
"t'VMl.
March
18:
Wltat
''
11
her
this
mornlDB
at
Revenue
From
Beverage
Needed
in
Plan
to
Help
in
Balancing
Budjjcl
Much
Money
Will
be
Released
Under
Plan
WASHINGTON,
March
13:
Prescient
Roosevelt
in
a
Hpecial
mwwnge
to
CoiiKreiw
today
asked
for
immediate
enactment
of
beer
letrimation.
He
reeommended
leirisla-
Jtion
for
"immediate
modification
of
the
Volstead
Act
in
order
to
legalise
the
wile
of
beer
and
other
beverages
of
Huch
alcoholic
content
as
is
admissable
under
the
constitution.
The
president
considers
the
re-
war
a
Tr
g
WlfC
venue
to
be
derived
from
beer
taxes
!VANY
K
A
IN
K
.
balancing
program,
official
estimates
of
the
amount
likely
to
be
derived
from
that
source
running
to
iiaojee&ooo
The
prospect
la
that
Congress
will
approve
the
measure.
It
to
thought
here
that
if
the
beer
legislation
ia
passed
immediately
and
the
brewers
at
once
get
busy
a
great
deal
of
money
now
Uad
op
wul
be
liberated
for
circulation
and
much
amnioment
be
given,
which
back
of
more
normal
conditions
The
Mm
of
HMjOOOjOOO
it
ia
expec
ted
will
be
expended
by
brewers
others
KAIEN
HIT
ROCK;
SANK
Halibut
Boat
Is
Now
on
Waya.
ling
Itrpalrcd
at
Seal
Cove
The
JC-foot
halibut
boat,
the
Kalen.
belancing
to
Ole
and
Olaf
Stecatig
hit
a
rock
and
sank
this
side
ef
Shawallans
Rapid.
The
patty
on
the
boat
was
returning
from
a
wood
chopping
trip
behind
the
inland
I
riday
night.
There
wat
a
heavy
current
running
at
the
time
through
the
rapWi
hen
the
boat
hit
a
rock
that
resulted
In
its
sinking.
The
halibut
boat
Anna
S.
went
to
a4l
the
Kairn
and
at
low
tide
managed
to
get
a
rope
on
her
an
dtow
he
r
closer
to
the
beach
and
patch
her
up
enough
to
bring
hrr
into
port
to
go
on
the
ways.
The
Anna
S.
towed
the
Kalen
In
lat
night
and
he
W
now
on
the
ways
at
McLean's
boat
building
Hhop.
It
is
estimated
that
the
damages
will
be
In
the
neighborhood
uf
$100.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy.
Calm.
88.
Atysnah
-Clear,
calm.
10.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
eahw
83.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
camt
33.
HaselUin
4!ajr.
calm.
81.
amithen
Clouoy.
calm.
84.
Bums
Lnkc
Snowlnq.
calm.
W.
BOOKS
WANTED
v'Vne
having
books,
old
or
new,
that
they
wish
to
!'
nate
to
the
Library,
should
leave
them
at
oncc'nt
Ormes
Drug
Store
'1
n
imc
of
the
doaor
should
be
written
plainly
on
the
parcel
d
they
will
bekttowMged
through
thi
VW
OPEN
TODAY
Federal
Reserve
System
lint
to
Open
Tuesday
Clearing
House
Danks
Follow
and
Wednesday
All
Others
WASHINOTON.
March
13:
I
rtacened
this
morning
in
the
larger
ettkt
of
the
country.
Tomorrow
those
banks
associated
wKs?
the
clearing
house
system
will
reopen
and
Wednesday
permits
wtn
be
granted
to
all
sound
banks
in
the
country.
Huge
tnickloads
of
new
paper
Prior
to
the
War
DffitUH.
March
IS:
-Use
of
the
ItepubUcan
flag
la
to
be
supplemented
U
Qf
nnany
by
Ute
use
ot
the
old
flax,
used
by
the
nation
before
the
war
with
titr
Swaatlka
emblem
of
the
Nnato
on
the
field.
The
Hmnge
Is
miidr
by
proclamation
of
President
lllndmburg.
Dance
Saturday
For
Sea
Cadets
ThO
Sea
Cadets
held
one
of
their
delightful
litUe
dances
Saturday
yeolftg
from
7
to
IS.
About
thirty-
five
oouples
enjoyed
the
event
gtealiy
at
Naval
headquarters.
Mrs.
LePage
was
chaperon
for
the
girls.
i
r
170
Killed
in
Gas
Explosion
bili
renT
m
This
scene
ol
ruin
lakes
op
an
appearance
of
war-time
deaola
tion
aiter
the
explosion
oi
a
gas
tank
that
crushed
buildings
like
cardboard,
obliterated
an
Iron
works
and
a
benzol
plant
in
this
lW
ooee-ttuttta
Saar
eemmuntty
ot
kiwfeea
frmWLl&Ltet
.
MSklSSSm
TVmihe
fWSHl
TUierve
ftemF
an
appaUng
ei3uaity
tut
of
1.000
Injured
and
170
killed.Kotfce
places
wltmrr
the
zone,
particular
the
Red
Cross
workers
ana
laborers
clearing
the
wreckage.
A
vis
ion
of
horror
is
Imparted
as
the
Bad
Cross
stretcher-bearers
carry
out
the
gran
wot
of
finding
some
oi
the
1.000
who
were
injured
and
recovering
the
bodies
of
some
of
the
170
dead.
Bleak
and
smoldering
in
the
background
are
the
funnels
of
the
iron
works
which
was
completely
ruined.
currency
have
been
oeitveren
to
ine...
i
i
r
rt
bank,
these
having
been
printed
WorW
LCOnOmiC
LOniCrenCe
SI
ute
raie
oi
uurvy
nunnn
bwii
dally
for
the
past
several
daya
By
the
middle
of
this
week
or
within
a
few
days
after,
it
is
hoped
that
all
the
banks
ot
the
eouotryi
will
be
operating
at
capacity.
91
Democrats
Bolted
Party
Saturday
Vote
WASHINGTON.
March
13:
-Ninety
-one
Democrats
deserted
the
party
to
vote
against
the
reduction
of
the
service
men's
pay
In
a
division
In
the
House
here
Saturday.
However,
the
bill
waa
carried.
It
gives
the
president
wide
powers
to
regulate
compensation
to
veterans
needing
it.
Germany
to
Use
Flag
of
Country
Will
Deal
With
Tariffs
and
Wheat
Prices
and
Try
Remedy
Economic
Disarmament
Planned
by
International
Ar
rangement
According
to
Report
Tabled
at
Ottawa
By
Premier
Bennett
in
House
of
Commons
the
cultivation
of
wheat
reprc
sents
the
livellhond
of
a
large
pro
portion
of
mankind.
Abolition
ol
exchange
restric
Uons.
greater
freedom
in
Interna
Uonal
trade,
and
reconsideration:
of
"recent
economic
tendencies
In
so
fur
as
these
are
reflected
In
ex-,
Appointments
as
election
com-rcsslve
tarifls"
are
recommended
nilsaioners
Include
M.
C.
Wiggins,
by
the
commission
ot
experts.
wholR
j
AUen
A
young.
Thomas
urge
that
the
whole
world
situa
tion
be
grappled
wltfc.
In
a
comprehensive
pMRitm
of
world
reconstruction
as
Cgpsoty
as
possible.
"In
ossriv-T.
toe
rieeeasary
pro-
ra'ni
Ik
imp
uf
Mvummtr
Hlnniiii.
Hughes,
M.
8.
Caine.
K.
S.
Pinker
and
James
Quayle
of
Prince
Oeorgc;
Frank
Clifford
of
Isle
Pierre;
Charles
Price.
L.
A.
Roblllard
and
Gordon
Wisdom
of
Newlands;
W.
H.
Chance
of
Hutton
and
J.
P.
My-
went."
the
r
.rnd
declare-
"In
"s
otPenny
Ue
movement
tovsards
ecomiml"'
rorancillalton.
I
he
ajmisNec
w
s
A
signed
at
LausajtMt
the
London
e
Conference
muH
draft
the
treaty
-e
IIMIIAHOO
ON
AKMS
of
peace.
Fa'iurt
In
this
critical
IS
ItliMOVKl)
V
undertaking
tirfatans
a
world-
wide
adoption
of
Ideals
of
national
People
of
Los
Angeles
and
District
Rebuilding
Damaged
Structures
Debris
All
Cleared
Up
and
Everyone
Being
Fed
or
Cared
For
in
Quake
Stricken
District
LOS
ANGELES,
March
13:
It
was
a
terrible
thing
that
happened
to
Los
Angeles,
Long
Beach
and
surrounding
towns
Friday
when
J4U
lives
were
lost
and
damage
from
the
earthquake
amounted
to
from
fifty
to
sixty
million
dollars
but
already
the
debris
has
been
cleared
up
by
squads
of
unemployed
and
many
people
are
commencing
u
rebuild
thelf
homes
or
effect1
uch
repairs
as
are
necessary
after
Mic
awful
shaking
they
received.
The
worst
blow
was
that
dealt
at
Long
Beach.
Tbe
tall
building
of
concrete
and
steel
construction,
.stood
up
well
but
other
less
Impos
Huntington
Park,
a
city
of
33.000
people,
where
eleven
deaths
occur
red
and
the
business
section
was
badly
shaken
up.
Compton.
with
30.000
people
was
the
greatest
sufferer,
at
least
half
of
the
business
places
being
beyond
repair.
Eighteen
bodies
have
been
recovered
there.
Chimneys
are
practically
all
down,
the
pavements
badly
buckled
and
practically
useless.
Watts
is
a
little
place
with
60
buildings
of
NEW
QUAKE
THIS
MORN
ing
buddings
ot
live
or
six
storeys
.
j
were
shaken
to
the
ground.
Brick
NJabfr
l0"""'"
Former
Iteported
As
veneer
buildings
tumbled
hopelessly
j
and
even
wooden
structures
were
shitted
from
a
few
Inches
to
several
feet
off
their
original
locations.
Pavements
buckled
and
there
was
general
devastation
everywhere.
What
Is
true
ot
Long
Beach
is
Fewer
Than
in
Reports
Front
Los
Angeles
LOS
ANGELES,
March
13
There
was
another
earthquake
tremor
here
this
morning
but
no
damage
resulted.
The
death
list
Is
now
110
",000Ubukartoar4nle
hos
kssAsa
aa
ivvhvi
mm
ssswsieaiHM
received
emergeney
treatment.
The
only
Canadian
known
to
be
among
the
dead
now
are:
Earl
A
damson,
formerly
of
Saskatoon.
Charles
Towne,
formerly
of
Hamilton.
Dr.
Ashley
FlrMn.
iormerly
of
Edmonton.
Four
others
reported
dead.
M.
Thos.
Murray
of
Winnipeg:
Thos.
McCrae
of
Winnipeg.
Mrs.
Frank
which
half
are
gone
or
will
have
to'
of
Edmonton,
ami
John
Young
P0
a0"
f
"ur
wlof
Western
Ontario,
are
all
!!
place
there.
Much
comment
has
been
made
here
on
the
splendid
record
of
the
'
men
ot
the
U.
S.
Navy
who.
within
i
less
than
half
an
hour
after
the
first
shock
were
on
the
ground,
tak-
i
ing
charge
of
the
policing
and
lend-
Almost
Made
Flight
Record,
bCwM
a
11V
I7-la-kl
OITAWA.
March
13:-The
World
Economic
Confer-1"
a"
J?
8un!re
A"
f
I
1
uldlV
1
dllcu
ence
whiph
meeU
shortly
in
London
will
be
asked
to
con-ilncludln.
Uw
Arm,
YAN
UHYN8.
AIrtca
SKler
the
question
ol
"Regulating
tne
export
or
tne
prouu,-Red
cross,
the
American
Legion,
1
M,reh
ij:MBBng
since
last
night'
tion
of
wheat,
according
to
the
agenda,
prepared
by
the
I
Boy
Scout
and
numbers
of
others.!
m
a
aWempt
to
break
the
record
commission
of
exiortB,
Which
was
tauletl
by
tne
rrimC;
in
tn
city
the
schools
are
to
be
for
the
England
to
Capetown
flight.
Minister
in
the
House
of
Commons
here.
An
international
,rloea
Ior
a
WWK
w
uow
w
"
umr-
v,cwr
o1"1-
yen
of
,
arrangement
on
this
point
wouldR
particularly
particularly
important,
important,
says
says
the
uie
be
agenda.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
OmmiSSlOnCrS
i
For
Fort
George
was
ough
examination
ot
buildings
be-
found
here
today
safe
and
unhurt.
'-
tore
the
children
occupy
them.
In
He
was
forced
down
when
the
terns
ny
of
the
smaller
places
the
ex-'
cord
was
within
his
grasp
by
the
aminattona
have
been
made
and,
stoppage
of
the
flight
only
150
scliools
are
open
today.
1
mttes
from
Capetown.
Food
la
being
distributed
to
those
Smith
had
left
Walfish
Bay
ten
pi
,
1
TV
.
.
i
needing
it
and.
there
la
no
suHenng
hoars
ahead
of
Mrs.
afolltson's
time.
Lieciorai
uisincr
pt
"
-
tually
Injured.
Steamer
Catala
Going
Off
Run
For
Two
Weeks
The
steamer
Catala
is
to
be
Chinese
Attack
Japanese
Forces
At
Great
Wall
Janantse
Threaten
to
Invade
China
Prorer
If
Efforts
to
Drive
Them
Out
Do
Not
Cease
withdrawn
from
her
regular
run
on
SHANGHAI.
March
IS:
A
sharp
the
Vancouver
-
Prince
Rupert-rontt'r-atUck
was
made
yesterday
Stewart
route
of
the
Union
Steam-
on
the
Japanese
at
the
Oreat
Wall
1
ship
service
tor
annual
Inspection
at
by
Ch
nese
form
with
fierce
flght-
Vancouver
effective
the
voyages
ar-
big
in
which
there
were
many
dead
riving
at
Prince
Rupert
March
10
on
both
sides.
OKKAT
ltKITAIN'
TODAY
and
20
northbound
During
the
JEHOu,
March
13:
An
ultimatum
CataWs
absence
the
steamer
Car-,
has
been
given
the
Chinese
that
If
self
-efficiency
which
cut
unml-!
LONDON.
March
13:
Great
ucna
win
operate
on
vn
rouve
lortwey
jwrsuu
m
airena
to
arive
uie
takably
athwart
the
lines
of
eco-
i
Britain
has
decided
to
remove
the
two
trips
and
it
is
expected
that
Japanese
out
of
thia
province.
Jap-
nomlc
developmeni.
lts
embargo
on
the
shipment
soon
thereafter
the
Cardena
will
be
To
adopt
ideals
ot
"national
of
arms
to
China
and
Japan,
returning
to
her
regular
run
on
the
self-sufftciencv."
says
the
Intro-
i
as
no
other
nations
have
Vancouver-Bella
Coola-Prlnce
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notion
to
the
,
tfeima,
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her.
pert
route
on
which
the
steamer
shake
the
whole
siatem
of
mtama-1
f
Venture
has
been
relieving
the
most
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on
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j
of
the
past
winter.
aneae
forces
will
Invade
China
pro
per
biryond
the
Oreat
Wall.
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tract
flOrrt.
both
'schQler.
chain
and.
the
silken
equally
are
bonds.
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