Tomorrow's
Tides
r
i.iir
und
reaolutkm
of
pro
i'
i
d
the
action
of
the
can
his
west
In
tending
the!
i
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancou-1
i
urn!
overhaul
after
It
had
1
.
i
i.nred
that
the
work
was
::i-d
out
at
the
local
yard
v,
intended
to
ak
the
act-i'
c
nt
of
the
Canadian
Na-
..
i:.ulwaya
to
have
an
Invest!-
i
.
niiide.
preferably
by
A.
E
:
vire-presldent
In
chars
of
lines,
into
the
clrcumsUn-J
:
'lie
sudden
change
in
plana
x.k
the
Prince
Rupert
Job;
'
local
dry
dock
to
Vancou-1
iKzction
was
also
offered
meeting
that.
In
view
of
the
:
havlnt
abandoned
Its
in-l
service
from
Vancouver.
:
!
or
in
the
interest
of
eco-f'-r
the
company
to
remove
steamship
headquarters
Vmrouver
to
Prince
Rupert
i
v
were
formerly
located.
I'ltitrns
sneaking
at
the
charged
officials
of
the'
:i
National
Railways
with
i.i.aion
over
a
period
of
'
ir
against
the
port
of
lfuport
in
favor
of
Vancou-
MiRRrsted
that.
If
such
dts-
urn
should
conUnue,
local
hould
be
prepared
to
go
to
'
'
in
even
of
a
boycott
in
re-''
iiu:
The
Resolution
'
i
iiMoii
to
the
mayor,
others
iil
itform
were
John
Dyb-"
r
president
of
the
Irtnee
chamber
of
Commerce:
1
Hill,
representing
the
Prince
'
R
tall
Merchants'
Aaeocla-s
D.
Macdonald,
president
of
r
1
1
i,
(
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
'
Oconto
w.
Nckeraon.
'
I'll
ion
of
Mr.
Dybhavn.
sc-
ty
Mr.
IllU.
the
following
"
"ii
which
was
earlier
in
the
1
approved
by
the
rrtnee
'
'
''hambcr
of
Commerce,
was
ty
the
mnss
meeUng
and
'"
''
"'rt
sent
by
wire
to
federal
11
'inn
and
railway
officials:
Wii
rta.i
the
Canadian
National
V.
lnrliirtlnir
Iti
llna
nf
!'
""
''ips
and
dry
docks,
Is
iva-
,""
'H
nwniKl,
and
Wl
"us
the
Canadian
Naltonsl
1
'"1
operates
a
dry
dock,
un-
n'
1
'
vci
nment
subsidy.
Rt
Prlne
Wii
tom
the
said
dry
doek,
be-operation,
is
subject
to
over-""i
r
fixed
dwtrgea.
whether
the
Continued
on
Pafe
3.
INJUSTICE
BELIEVED
Ottawa
Department
Investigate
l'rinre
Rupert
Job
Wkes
Iron
Hanson
and
M
anion
celveu
Lt
night
by
Slayor
M.
M.
Slephem
from
Olet
liaison,
M.
P.
for
Skeeaa:
"Your
nlfht
letter
re
overhaul
ing
beat
sifnrd
by
yewelf
and
others
reeeivtd.
Have
had
two
Interview
with
the
minblrr
and
deputy
and
they
are
ifivestlf
atlng
the
matter
Ihereughly
but
will
not
be
able
to
tire
findings
before
tomorrow
some
time
owing
to
the
faet
that
Ihey
have
to
rommuni-eate
Montreal,
Vancouver
and
other
plares.
"MlnUter
sympathetic
towards
rectifying
what
looks
to
him
un-Jmtire
to
the
plant
at
Itupert
as
well
as
the
community.
-Will
have
a
decMen
tomorrow
(Saturday)
and
aunt
likely
he
will
communicate
with
you
direct.
Stevens
aUo
interested
In
your
request."
MINISTER'S
MKSSAOE
Today
the
foilowiflc
telegram
was
received
from
Hon.
Dr.
II.
J.
Manton,
mlnktrr
of
railways:
"Hon.
Mr.
Stevens
and
Olef
Hanson
have
been
taking
up
with
me
question
of
repairs
for
steamer
rrlnee
Itupert
at
Prince
Itupert.
I
was
wholrly
in
sympathy
with
this
proposal
but
find
that
the
day
before
I
was
approaehed
the
ship
sailed
from
Prince
Itupert
on
instructions
of
Canadian
National.
Montreal,
and
arrives
Vancouver
nt
today.
Therefore,
under
circumstance.
I
fear
nothing
can
be
done
lo
have
work
done
in
dry
dock
at
Prince
Rupert
which
I
very
sreally
regret
as
It
would
seem
l
me
that
It
was
a
mot
fair
request
that
It
should
be
done
there
and.
had
It
been
laken
up
with
tnc
earllrr.
It
might
have
been
arranged
although
It
mut
be
understood
steamship
management
are
In
control."
RECORD
IS
TRIED
FOR
Kalian
lUrrbler
ami
Aviator
Takes
Off
From
England
For
Australia
LONDON.
April
I:
ICPI-L.
Ro-biano.
an
Italian
barrister
gad
a
visitor,
took
off
from
Lympos
this
mornlnn
sttwnP1
to
break
the
record
fllKt
I'M
Enland
Aut"
trolls.
At
a
coroner's
Inquest
conducted
by
Coroner
Hill
at
Ocean
Falls
s
verdict
of
accidental
death
was
returned
n
the
case
of
Hector
McCon-
Conn
ell
had
spent
the
summers
for
the
last
ten
years
at
Smith's
Inlet
while
his
winter
home
was
ln
Vancouver.
He
was
predeceased
by
hat
wife
In
IMS
and
Is
survived
by
two
step-sons
at
Ik
well
Cannery.
iiousi:
ruoitooiuis:
NO
WORD
01'
ELECT
ION
e
VICTORIA.
Aprl
8:
iCP
After
sitting
for
six
weeks
and
iMsslng
more
than
eighty
bills
nearly
every
one
of
which
merely
amended
existing
sta-
tales,
the
Ilrttlsh
Columbia
Legislature
prorogued
last
night
without
any
announce-
merit
being
made
by
the
gov-
gfonient
as
to
when
the
hold-
e
lag
on
a
f
election
might
be
expected.
e
majority
of
the
council
are
In
favor
of
this
action
as
being
the
Inevitable
and
most
desirable
course
In
view
of
present
financial
conditions.
The
council
had
planned
to
set
the
18S3
tax
rate
at
Us
meeting
on
Monday
night
but.
In
view
of
the
expected
cOHununaonershtp.
It
Is
now
anticipated
that
no
action
will
!
be
taken
on
this
matter,
thus
glv-
-
neU
who
met
his
death
at
Smiths
ling
the
government-appointed
of
inlet
a
few
days
ago.
'
netal
,rM
hand"
In
connection
McConnell
lost
his
life
as
a
result
this
as
well
as
any
other
prob-
of
an
accident
while
felling
a
tree,nis
01
major
civic
unponancc
at
Hoswell
Cannery
with
another
immediately
the
man
named
Oylla
Bertrand.
With
ortr
aI
01
inc
all
bones
of
one
leg
having
been
the
offices
of
major,
city
council
compound-fractured
above
Uie
board
of
school
trustees
become
knee
and
a
scalp
wound,
deceased
;
Inoperative
and
the
government-was
placed
aboard
a
gasboat
which
appointed
official
assumes
full
and
set
out
with
him
for
Bella
Bella
sbaolut
control
of
nil
branches
of
Hospital.
At
Mtllbunk
Cove
It
was
administration,
being
respon-disoovered
that
lie
hud
died.
I
on'y
1
lnp
Kovermnrnt.
The
Kitty-one
years
ot
age
and
a
na-1
commissioner
will
remain
In
con-Utt
nf
Prince
Rdvuni
Island.
Mr.
'.
trol
until
such
time
as
civic
affairs
are
considered
in
shape
to
be
turned
over
again
to
the
municipality.
Ua-iially.
this
means
a
period
of
several
years.
With
the
petition
for
authorisation
of
the
appointment
of
a
com-mlMunner
due
for
hearing
In
Supreme
Court
at
Vancouver
on
April
10
and
no
move
expected
to
oppose
it,
the
grantlnK
of
the
order
will
probably
be
only
a
formal
matter
and
the
appointment
will
probably
ensue
within
a
few
ways
thereafter
It
Is
expecicri
that
the
appoint
ment
will
be
Riven
to
a
man
outside
Uie
city,
probably
front
the
south
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
lUnh
-
0:17
a.m.
20.9
ft.
1
2:37
pjn.
20.6
ft,
Is
on
Display
at
l,oW
.
-
&m.
4.0
ft.
18:47
p.ra.
4.1
ft.
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
8,
1933
CAMPAIGN
AGAINST
JEWS
CONTINUED
CITIZENS,
IN
MASS
MEETING,
PROTEST
STEAMSHIP
ACTION
Public
Resolution
on
Prince
Rupert
Repair
Job
Is
Ordered
Sent
Eleventh-Hour
Change
in
Plans
is
Termed
"Inexcusable"
Acting
President
Hungcrford
to
be
Ashed
to
Investigate
Circumstances
.V
an
indignation
maw
meeting
of
several
hundred
Rupert
osteon
Friday
night
Mayor
M.
M.
Sto-l
cuiding
and
officials
of
tlie
Prince
Rupert
Cliain-
i
(
uiumem',
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchant'
Asso-
ti
and
Prince
Rtijiert
Trades
ami
Ilor
Council
tak-liirt,
a
resolution
was
ordered
sent
to
the
Prime
Min-
:
i
iinda.
the
Minister
olH
acting
president
of
the
i
National
Railway
and
I
federal
member
protest-'
i-ms
against
the
best
policy
unpnny'ft
Interest,
ogalnst
J
of
the
company
in
send-,
v
of
iu
hip
on
the
BrtUshj
rui.it
to
prlvslely
owned
'.t
yards
for
overhaul
mi
-n.rr
U)
ha
v
Ins
such
work,
cut
in
the
company's
own
-y
missed!
Ore
dee
w.i
HV
f
X
Danish
Ship
Sinks
After
Collision
I
Dramatic
scene
i-.
D.mwi
!.
,
phed
ax
she
vt.n
about
'o
;k;:
.1.
a
.
.
:
i
Uivy
J..j.
lo.-lcvr
MV?
-
'
;
ut
bi'.i'iut
jt''-0'
i'ol.iUnu;
will.
British
:
.
i
,t!i
inouosra-Reaccs
o(I
Holland.
Appointment
of
Commissioner
.
BUY
IN
B.C.
For
City
-Will-Ndt
be
Oifposedjiit
is
tonsidered
Dest
move
iiow
Belief
is
expressed
at
the
City
Hall
that
no
move
will
be
made
by
the
city
council
to
oppose
proceedings
which
have
been
instituted
in
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
with
Diftrkt
Sieiinlriiiletit
of
Home
OU
Dblributors
Thinks
Tcople
In
rrinre
Rupert
Have
Inferiority
Complex
a
view
to
having
a
commissioner
appointed
by
the
provin-'
.Buy
British
Columbian
Buyca
Mr.
Dey
said
be
thought
Prince
Rupert
people
had
an
inferiority
(Continued
on
Page
3)
COMMISSION
TO
HEAR
EVIDENCE
AT
riUNCE
RUPERT
The
Railway
Commission,
at
its
next
sitting
In
Prince
Ru-
pert,
will
hear
evidence
and
decide
upon
the
application
of
,
commissioner
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
for
lower
freight
rates
on
motor
cars
carried
between
Prince
Rupert
and
the
end
of
the
highway
at
Skeena
Crossing
or
Haselton.
This
announce-
ment
follows
a
number
of
ap-
plications
to
the
Railway
Com-
mission
and
the
railway
com-
pany
for
reasonable
rales
on
cars
which
would
enable
the
railway
to
be
used
by
tourists
and
others
who
wish
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
and
local
people
wishing
to
visit
the.
Interior.
BILL
IS
ADOPTED
VICTORIA.
April
8:
iCP
The
eovernment's
bill
providing
for
the
Much
Interest
wm
taken
locally
j
sterilisation
of
the
mentally
unfit
In
Uie
exclusive
Canadian
Press
an
nouncement
In
lheI)ally
News
yesterday
of
the
proceedings
looking
to
appointment
ol
a
commissioner.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
VVprtI
B:
CP-Whoat
was
quoted
tn
the
local
exchange
here
today
at
Wc.
was
passed
by
the
Legislature
yes-
terrluy
The
bill
rails
for
the
consent
of
the
patient,
parent
or
guardian
before
such
an
operation
is
performed.
Conscientious
and
religious
objections
are
grounds
for
Immunity.
Mental
deficiency
U
the
only
ground
upon
which
the
Act
becomes
operaUve.
Hitler
Cabinet
Civil
Service
Law
Reduces
Hebrew's
Citizenship
One
of
Greatest
Upheavals
of
Its
Kind
in
Modern
Times
foreshadowed
in
Publication
Today
of
New
Statute
i
BERLIN,
April
8:
(Canadian
Press)
The
Fascist
government
of
Germany
is
continuing
its
campaign
against
the
Jewish
people
in
this
country
in
an
even
more
sensational
manner.
One
of
the
greatest
upheavals
in
civil
service
known
in
modern
times,
involving
the
degradation
of
the
Jew
to
that
of
second-class
citizenship,
is
fore-shado
v
ed
in
the
publication
today
of
the
Hitler
government's
civil
service
law.
INTEREST
IS
Work
of
Toe
H
1
APPRFPI
ATFIY
And1
Women's
Aid
AAA
A
AsUVM
A
A
USV
Tl
1
T
.1
f
Mayor
Asks
Minister
of
Railway'U
Sift
"Wire
Pulling"
to
Bottom
The
following
telegram
ws
dis
patched
today
by
Mayor
M.
M.
Stephens
to
Hon.
R.
J.
Manion.
minister
of
railways
at
Ottawa;
following
receipt
of
a
wire
from
the
min
Cial
government
to
take
over
tne
aiiairs
ot
Ine
city.
Inadlsn
or
Buy
British.''
Those
were
Rupert
repair
Job
Indeed
the
city
council
now
has
on
the
order
paper
in
the
;
u
dosing
words
of
a
very
inter-
gname
of
Aid.
Casey
for
considers-
eating
address
given
last
evening
WAS
KILLED
DOWN
COAST
Hector
MtConnell
Loses
His
As
Result
of
Tree
Fall
Life
uon
at
lis
next
meeting
on
Monday
by
wilU&m
Dey.
district
supertn-nlght
next
s
notice
of
moUon
took-1
tendent
of
Home
CM
Distributors,
ing
to
the
appointment
of
a
com-)
P
meeting
m
the
Boston
mlsslorier
and
It
UbeUeved
that
the
w-
presiding.
DOdy
Described
Mrs.
N.
K.
Edwards
of
London.
England,
who
has
been
a
visitor
la
ihr
city
for
the
past
few
days,
spoke
Interestingly
at
a
meeting
of
the
local
Toe
H
organisation
Thursday
night
of
the
work
In
England
and
across
Canada
of
Toe
II
and
the
League
of
Women
Helpers,
a
wo-
ister
In
regard
to
the
steamer
Prince
mwi"
auxiliary
to
Toe
H.
with
which
NO
FISH
ARRIVALS
There
were
no
fish
arrivals
this
morning
so
no
sale
was
held
the
fish
exchange.
she
is
prominently
Identified.
The
"Committee
greaUy
appreciate
mui
was
presided
over
by
O.
P.
your
Interest.
Impossible
take
mat-1
Lyon,
president
of
the
local
branch,
ter
up
earlier.
Ship
ordered
Into
nd
the"
was
a
good
attendance
Prince
Rupert
dock
and
order
coun-j
which
Included
ladies
as
well
as
termanded
and
Prince
George
sent
mta-
to
Vancouver
almost
Immediately
Mm-
Edwards
sailed
last
night
by
without
cargo
or
passengers
to
take
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vsneou-run
from
there
of
Prince
Rupert.
vr
ln
continuation
of
her
tour
of
Obvious
wires
were
pulled
at
last
Canada.
minute.
Case
should
be
sifted
to
the
bottom.
Mailing
resolution
mass
meeting
hut
evening.
Worst
of
company's
unfairness
to
Prince
Rupert
and
dry
dock."
Today's
Weather
Prince
RupertClear,
light
south
east
wind:
barometer,
30.34:
temperature
4?;
smooth
sea.
Deed
Tree
Point
Clear,
light
nlrth
wind:
barometer,
38.16;
tern-
,
perature.
47:
light
swell.
at
Triple
Island-Clear,
light
souths
I
wind:
smooth
sea.
Independent
Investigation
Of
Anyox
Conditions
Denied;
Department
to
Conduct
Probe
VICTORIA,
April
8:
(CP)-II.
F.
Kergin
moved
m
the
Legislature
Friday
for
an
independent
com-mission
to
investigate
the
living
and
working
conditions
of
the
Anyox
miners
and
workers
at
Uie
Cranby
plant
at
Anyox,
the
amendment
being
voted
down
by
Uie
whole
Conservative
majority
after
Hon.
W.
A.
McKciHsie,
minister
of
mines,
had
announeod
Uiat
a
mines
department
official
would
make
an
inquiry
as
he
is
bound
to
do'
when
complaints
wero
made
of
safety
conditions
in
the
mines.
T.
I).
Pattullo
urged
that,
in
view
of
the
seothing
discontent
in
the
province,
it
would
be
well
to
hold
an
independent
enquiry.
Personally,
he
had
no
first
hand
knowledge
of
tho
conditions,
he
said,
but
he
thought
it
was
proper
in
viow
of
tho
widespread
sympathy
among
the
workers
generally
in
Prince
Ruport
and
elsowhoro
to
give
everybody
a
chance
to
be
hoard.
Tom
Uphill
said
an
onqulry
by
a
minw
inspector
would
bo
of
little
use
as
the
coal
mines
Inspectors
would
not
stand
up
to
company
officials.