In
DISARMING
Britain
and
Italy
Anxious
to
At
old
(onme
With
V.
S.
Against
Anti-German
Bloc
-
,
t
i
LONDON.
April
27:-Oreat"i1-u
und
Italy
have
fully
acquatn-...
United
States
with
tlwlr
(mi'i
m
and
future
Intentions
in
;
i
European
disarmament.
ni
i
to
avoid
anything
In
the
i.r
an
antl-Oerman
bloc.
Di
.ijln
and
Italy
are
anxious
mtise
their
disarmament
vli
hr
United
States
before
itf.xwe
at
Oeneva
on
May
.
learned
GOLD
TAX
DISCUSSED
Definite
DecMoii
on
Form
of
New
Impost
to
be
Iteached
Tomorrow
OTTAWA.
AprU
27:
-Hon.
Edgar
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
told
t
mscrvatlve
caucus
yesterday
that
definite
decision
on
the
form
proposed
tax
on
gold
wilt
be
Kai:hcd
on
Saturday.
McGeer
Due
This
Vancouver
Man
Going
on
Trip
CC
Mrt'allnm
n
Trsvi.1
With
I'rrtirh
Explorer
as
Wireless
Operator
'
She
an
official
statement
until
some
final
conclusion
has
been
reached,
Mr
Pattullo
yesterday
criticized
the
gold
tax
as
provided
for
under
the
federal
budget
as
being
an
en
croachment
upon
the
rights
of
'
the
provinces.
A
special
dispatch
sent
from
Ot
tawa
to
the
Vancouver
Province
to-day
reads
follows:
-
The
Job
of
getting
at
least
M.-
000.000
from
the
federal
govern,
ment
Is
proving
longer
than
antl-'
clpated
and.
after
a
week
of
ne
gotiations.
Premier
Pattullo
Is
preparing
to
leave
for
Toronto
for
the
week-end.
returning
on
Monday.
He
itll
lhas
no
definite
Idea
what
the
federal
government
will
give
In
the
way
of
financial
assistance
but
he
told
newspapermen
that
he
viewed
the
whole
situation
"with
considerable
complacency."
Whatever
happens
in
the
present
negotiations,
he
said,
his
government
will
be
able
to
handle
the
situation.
"While
Premier
Bennett
has
given
no
Indication
of
his
views
it
Is
generally
accepted
that
Premier
Pattullo
will
receive
at
least
enougn
'The
outstanding
question
remaining
to
be
settled
Is
whether
Ottawa
will
finance
British
Colum
bia
In
Its
program
of
work
ana
wages."
MINING
TO
Week-End
in
East!
BE
STUDIED;
RrllKh
Columbia
M.
L.
A.
to
Present
Ce
For
I'ubllclv.Ounrrf
Hank
Economic
Advisory
Council,
to
Devote
Its
Immediate
Attention
I
To
Coal
Industry
OTTAWA,
AprU
27:-Q.
O.
Mc-
.
',,
fW
it
.
.
..
VICTORIA.
April
27
(CP
Im-
i
a.
oi
win
"
.
Vancouver,
;
.
.-..ill
.
.
to
make
a
.pedal
mediate
step,
"lve
here
this
week
to
present
hi.....
.
....
.
.f.irtu
nf
the
coal
Industry
in
un-
j
from
the
unemployment
standpoint
at
the
present
time.
Government
Has
Difficulty
In
Tram
1
rdlll
Dispute
lluUUlC
ST.
PALL,
Minn,
April
17:
A
weiet
army
of
federal
agents
was
'reported
here
yesterday
to
have
concentrated
at
strategic
point
In
the
Middle
West
while
Department
of
Justice
officials
revealed
that
they
expected
an
Immediate
and
final,
clash
with
!
1
1
1
l.i
to
balance
the
current
bud-J
-
Jonn
money
!
1
M,
nnemnlovment
costs
ruthless
outlaw
and
fugitive
from
of
approximately
$6,000,000.
Dr.
N.
0.
Mortensen.
medical
liealth
officer,
was
susperfded
by
the
city
yesterday
after
It
had
been
dlclo.ed
that
he
had
dressed
wounds
received
by
Dilllnger
while
raiding
the
First
National
fUnk
at
Mason
City,
Iowa,
on
March
13.
without
reporting
the
incident
to
the
police.
Roosevelt
Naval
Move
and
Japan's
Policy
Related?
WASHINOTON.
D.C..
April
27:-
tra.
k
J0!.
PUDH"y-.
""I
sh
Columbia
have
been
decided
President
Franklin
banitm
i.
nnon
bv
the
economic
.0
,,u
currency
comraiucc
-
-
.
Parliament.
It
is
expected
he
will
council
following
a
ti-
f
v
a
plenty
of
opposition.
D.
Roosevelt
s
advisory
move
to
expand
the
United
States
series
of
meet-
Navy
Is
linked
by
some
observers
...
-
.
...
i
rv.
I
.
'
I
.1
rrtu
ru"i
.
iiic
wilil
juunu
9
unitw.
IllgS.
riui.
chairman,
announces.
,
policy.
Coal
was
selected
as
a
prooiemi
nresentlne
the
greatest
difficulties
Kingsford-Smith
Is
Off
to
Trisco
VANCOtrvrn
n,
SYDNEY.
AUSiraiia,
April
41.
Irucc
r
iZ
v
.
,V
Wing
Commander
Charles
Kings-
niSiT
ofVanco"v"'
nTTAWA
Anrli
27-Flrst
efforts
ford-Smlth
left
today
for
San
Fran-
I
MAXY
.MOKE
WORKING
IX
D0MIX10X
NOW
OVEK
ONE
YEA
It
AGO
;
OTTAWA.
April
27:
CP
An
increase
of
150.000
Is
shown
MENACE
IN
in
the
number
of
persons
em-
ployed
In
Canada
on
April
1
this
year
as
compared
with
a
year
ago.
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
reports.
SANDSTORM
Black
Itluzards
Sweeping
Over
Middle
West
of
United
States
CHICAOO.
April
27.
Black
dust
'and
sand
blizzards
sweeping
over
the
Middle
West
are
menacing
crops
In
the
huge
areas
of
the
United
States
"bread
basket."
I'ound
Sterling:
and
Canadian
Dollar
MONTREAL,
April
27:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at
$5,131-4
on
the
local
foreign
ex
change
market
yesterday
and
thei
united
stales
aouar
at
89
n-zzc.
NEW
YORK.
April
27:The
British
pound
sterling
was
trading
at!
$5.134
on
the
local
forelsn
ex-
Autralla
Ace
to
Superintend
ever
made
towards
giving
fed
Coivstructlon
of
Plane
For
Big
Rare
SPLX1AL
COMMITTEE
ON
TOURIST
TRAFFIC
FORMED
BY
SENATE
eral
encouragement
and
studv
Today
s
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
0:08
ajn.
20.8
ft.
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
light
mrUierly
winds
hirmne
3o.2;
12:42
pjn.
19.3
ft.
Low
6:37
pjn.
3.7
It.
temperature,
47;
sea
smooth.
18:40
pjn.
5.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXIV
.
No.
98,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
27,
1934
PK1CE:
FIVE
CENT
PREMIER
PATTULLO
IS
COMPLACENT
HANDLING
OF
ECONOMIC
PROBLEMS
IN
CANADA
PRAISED
jVo
A
nnouncement
Yet
Available
Regarding
Work-Wages
Money
British
Columbia
Premier
to
Meet
Finance
Minister
Rhodes
This
Afternoon
Expected
He
Will
Cct
j
Enough
to
Balance
Budget
and
Pay
Relief
Costs
;
OTTAWA,
April
27:
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
of
British
'
Columbia
was
to
meet
Hon,
Edgar
N.
Rhodes,
federal
minister
of
finance,
this
afternoon
to
discuss
details
of
the
loij
which
it
is
understood
will
be
made
to
the
Pacific
(
oat
province
to
assist
it
in
balancing
its
budget
and
pay-in"'
unemployment
costs.
Meantime,
it
was
stated
in
auth-
'Eorltatlvc
quarters
that
Premier
........
.mr...
j
Pattullo
had
been
asked
to
modify
VlhW
IlKIlN
his
request
for
$8,000,000.
Neither
T
IJU
II
IJ
Ul
Vll
.tide
to
the
negotiations
will
make
German
Girls
Emulate
Soviet
Sister
at
Manual
Labor
Russia
Is
not
the
only
nation
where
womca
j
manual
labor
Here
s!
vn
iht
fair
members
of
a
women's
work
camp
in
Yicim;?
of
BerLn,
r-avtlnpr
their
day's
work
By
pledging
allegiance
to
the
new
flag
bearing
the
Swastika,
women
as
well
as
men
of
thr
nation
are
working
together
to
bring
Oermany
back
to
its
former,
Jxwitlon
among
the
world
powers.
.-'..
CLOSE
ON
DILLINGER
Final
Clash
With
Desperado
Expected
Soon
Doctor
Suspended
For
Dressing
'
Wounds
1
OPPOSING
GOLD
TAX
agea
tne
working
oi
low
placers.
5c.
Halibut
Arrivals
American-
Summary
I
British
Columbia
Is
Highly
Lauded
By
PI
Newspaper
of
Seattle
This
Province
Congratulated
on
Make-Up
of
Advisory
Council
and
Country
Congratulated
For
Manner
Of
Handling
Liquor
,
SEATTLE,
April
27:
The
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer,
in
an
editorial
yesterday,
paid
high
tribute
to
the
manner
I
in
which
Canada
is
solving
its
economic
problems,
the
pro-j
vince
of
British
Columbia
being
singled
out
for
special
praise.
The
wisdom
of
forming
an
economic
advisory
council
in
that
province
consisting
of
seasoned
and
exper-
ienced
men
in
business
and
indus-
'
trial
aIfairs
instead
of
"a
bunch
of
1
T
inrnT
T
n
nllKhrCI
IN
college
boys"
was
lauded.
INTERESTED
Solution
of
World
Wheat
Problem
j
Important
to
This
Port,
Says
1
Pool
Manager
Explains
Situation
Utile
Activity
Can
be
Expected
Here
Until
World
.Markets
The
editorial
also
congratulated
Canada
on
the
handling
of
its
liquor
laws.
PIONEER
OF
NORTH
DIES
Israel
Trembtay.
Son
of
First
Peace
'
River
Block
Settlers,
Drowned
At
Pouce
Coupe
Improve
PQUCE
COUPE,
April
HT.
Israel
!
Tremblay,
aged
42,
son
of
the
first
I
Prince
Rupert
should
be
as
Inter-
white
settler
in
the
Peace
River
pstprf
in'
a
successful
solution
of
the
Block,
was
drowned
in
the
Peace
General
Disapproval
of
New
Impost
.
p
.
nrhl(m
a.
nnv
River
near
here
yesterday.
He
fell
Expressed
by
Miners
in
Yukon
i
from
horse
into
the
river.
fie
clty
according
to
R.
D.
Purdy,
Jils
Territory
j
general'
manager
of
the
Alberta
Tremblay
had
been
known
to
be
,
Wheat
Pool,
a
visitor
this
week
in
subject
to
heart
attacks
and
It
Is
DAWSON.
April
27:
(CPien-
the
City.
No
increase
in
handling
at
believed
he
may
have
had
one
of
eral
disapproval
of
the
ten
percent
the
Prince
Rupert
terminal,
leased
these,
causing
him
to
fall
from
the
gold
tax
imposed
under
tne.
leacrai
Dy
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool,
can
be
horse.
budget
Is
expressed
by
miners
looked
for
until
the
world
grain
Deceased
is
survived
by
a
widow
throughout
the
Yukon
who
feel
that
business
Is
In
a
healthier
condition,
and
son
and
daughter.
the
new
tax
on
top
or
tne
two
ana
witn
burdensome
surpluses
reduced
a
half
percent
already
imposed
up-
and
an
improved
price
level
which
on
gold
exported
from
the
Yukon
wm
make
It
possible
for
Importing
will
mean
a
large
curtailment
jn
C0Untrles
to
lower
their
tariffs
and
prospecting
and
operating
with
a
mining
quotas
without
ruining
corresponding
reduction
of
output,
their
own
wheat
producers
by
The
two
and
a
half
percent
tax
flood,
of
cheau
wneat
from
over.
on
gold
of
a
valuation
of
SIS
an
seas
ounce
or
over
has
been
effective
for
A,
th
nrpsent
tw
Mr
Purriv
many
years
and
has
been
collected
stated.
"It
Is
difficult
to
offer
any
by
the
federal
government.
encouragement
as
to
increased
Recent
high
prices
have
encour-
Wheat
shipments
through
the
Canadian
77.000
pounds.
5c
and
but.
with
the
world
wheat
situation
j
4c
to
5.4c
and
4.5c.
,
'
as
It
is.
we
cannot
do
anv
more
!
to
tourist
traffic,
a
special
,
Walker.
5c
and
4c,
committee
of
the
Senate
will
Investigate
tourist
possibilities
and
Inquire
ns
to
the
best
means
of
encouraging
and
ex-
pandlng
It.
Senator
Robert
F.
Green
represents
British
Co-
lumbla
on
the
committee
,
DOOM
FOR
CHILDREN
Fifteen
Face
Death
In
Toronto
From
Baffling
Malady
With
No
Hope
of
Cure
TORONTO,
AprU
27:
Fifteen
grade
prince
RUpert
terminal
beyond
the
Toronto
and
district
children,
wlth-
requirements
of
our
lease
of
the
out
hope
of
cure,
are
facing
a
lln-j
elevator,
which
provides
for
the
Bering
death
from
a
rare
disease
I
filling
of
the
terminal
once
each
which
has
baffled
medical
science
fycar.
We
would
much
prefer,
and
the
world
over.
j
so
would
the
people
of
Prince
Ru-
-
tpert.
if
we
could
fill
and
empty
It
T
i
VDIf
I
not
once
but
many
times
a
year,
f
f
I
l
f
1
il
-99,000
pounds.
7c
and
providing
we
could
do
so
to
advan
tage
compared
with
other
chanenls
IS
TAKEN
A
.
than
we
are
doing
now.
I
American
4
"With
greatly
reduced
Imports
by
Tw"
EsfaPe
.W,ih
...,.-
51004
011
I
Nordic
27.500
pounds.
juunua.
Cold
Stor-
Enrnnean
curupctn
rountrles
wwnnw.
n.inad.i.
uiraua,
Aus.
!
Hiding
up
Man
In
Toronto
change
market
yesterday
with
Hie
nus-t
ra!Hian
rfnllsr
at
i
nniL
age
c
ana
ac.
iran.
me
uimea
oiaics
ana
Ar-,
"
"
-
"
I
..
.
nnn
..
.....
.
roruocK,
.u.uuu;
uoouage.
-a.uuu,
uentine
are
not
'inaing
a
vcrv
large.
,
-s
and
Visitor.
7.000.
Cold
Storage.
7c
nd
none
of
them
are
finding
a
,
T?110?1?-
pm
'
,
iT
,
!ue"
,n
of
l"ld
A'
and
5c.
,
.continued
on
Page
6.
Drner
h!
'obbi;
'
'
the
at
197
t
Empire
Building
Spadina
Canadian
-
Avenue
yesterday
afternoon
and
Margaiicc.
8.000.
ana
j.
k..
tu,uw,-i
.orinprV
I
InPrarfir
robbed
him
of
the
R.
J.
Sapera
Co.
s
!
;
Atiin.
5c
and
4.ic.
,
.
Tramp,
15,000,
Cold
Storage,
5,4c
OTTAWA.
April
27:
(CP)
!and
45c-
.
!
Taklntr
the
first
definite
move
CaPeIla
l
15-000-.
Cold
stora8e"
50
.
.ana
4..c.
Joe
Baker.
5.000.
Edmunds
Alice
May.
4,000.
and
White
Hope.
20.000,
Cold
Storage,
5c
and
4c.
i
BAR
SILVER
Is
Dead
in
South
payroll
of
$3000.
Fred
J.
Buttlmer
PaWs
Awav
In
KISSED
GIRL
SO
IIAUD
...
f
Vancouver
P6undeH
PMntt
At
'
.
HE
BROKE
HER
JAW
i
itivers
inlet
Area
BUDAPEST.
Hungary.
April
j"
VANCOUVER.
April
27:
Fred
J.
27:
Zoltan
Vlnlss,
a
civil
ser-
'
Buttlmer.
retired
cannery
operator.
vant,
was
sentenced
to
one
died
at
his
home
here.
The
late
Mr.
month's
imprisonment
here
Buttlmer
years
ago
founded
the
yesterday
because
he
kissed
a
VANCOUVER.
April
27:
iCP)
Brunswick
Canning
Co.
which
had
girl
so
violently
that
her
Jaw
Bar
silver
closed
nt
42i.c
perjaunce
n
salmort
canning
plant
In
Rivers
oroice
in
mree
places.
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday
and
advanced
to
43c
today.
unci
wnicn
was
wicr
lanen
uyit,-
by
the
B.
C
Packers.
,
4
,1
I;
Iff