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bovernor
Brazzaville,
French
West
Africa,
March
19:
(CP)
The
French
governor
general,
Edouard
HenarcT,
his
wife
and
five
French
soldiers
were
found
dead
in
the
wreckage
of
their
airplane
near
here
today.
The
party
had
been
missing
for
five
days
while
enroute
to
the
Congo
River
district
She
'..
.
.
.wry.
it
u
announced,
wui
aiscuss
Is
Killed
In
Plane
ROBBERY
OF
BANK
Lone
Bandit
(ids
Away
With
$3000
from
Branch
in
Busy
Down
Town
Quarter
of
Seattle
S
BATTLE,
March
19.
The
People's
Bank
at
the
comer
of
First
Avenue
and
Columbia
Street
was
handed
over
the
money
with
which
the
bandit
leisurely
walked
away,
disappearing
amonc
the
crowds
on
the
busy
street
outside
PASSING
OF
PHYSICIAN
Siirsron
of
F.mpress
of
Japan.
I)W
jPAcllii
fleet.
i
the
situation
with
Reichstuehrer
AdoW
Hitler
tn
Berlin
next
Monday
From
Moscow
also
came
strong
criticism
of
the
British
action
which
was
decribed
as
an
"even
greater
capitulation
by
Ore-at
Bri
tain
than
could
have
been
expec-.
ted."
i
The
British
government
has
an-'
nounced
the
appointment
of
a
subcommittee
itb'hirmtfgate;
Great
Britain's
defence
against
aerial
attacks.
Oermany
flew
a
big
squadron
of
military
airplanes
over
Berlin
today
preliminary
to
a
mass
night
"attack"
as
proof
that
the
armament
clauses
of
the
Versailles
Treaty
were
dead.
In
official
German
sources
it
was
intimated
that
the
next
portion
of
the
treaty
to
be
scrapped
would
be
that
providing
for
the
demilitarized
zone
on
the
Rhine
JS0UTH
HAS
LESS
GRAIN
Production
of
Southern
Hemisphere
Down
Considerably
Increase
In
South
Africa
LIVERPOOL.
March
19
A
large
decrease
In
wheat
production
this
season
in
the
southern
hemisphere
is
recorded
in
trading
quarters
here.
In
some
sections
of
the
Argentine,
owing
to
unfavorable
weather
conditions,
the
production
is
down
twenty-five
percent
Excessive
rain
vlltd
by
a
lone
armed
bandit
who
fall
in
Australia
has
affected
the
made
his
getaway
with
$3000.
Cov-
crop
of
that
country.
South
Africa
trtng
the
teller
with
a
pistol,
mc
alone
shows
an
Increase,
fourteen
bandit
said:
"Don't
be
a
iooi.
nana
percent
over
last
year.
over
$5000
or
I'll
shoot
and
quick.;
And
don't
squawk
before
I
get
out
nr
von
die."
Convinced,
the
teller
STRIKE
IS
NEAR
OVER
I
Shipping
Situation
at
Seattle
Con.
i
sldcrably
Eased
Up
One
Vessel
!
Takes
Union
Crew
SEATTLE.
March
19:
(CP
The
longshore
and
seamen's
strike
situation
here
has
eased
consldcr-
...
.
o
.
n
s.
Shin's
aly
and
le
American
Mail
liner
nr
o.
imii
i"""
President
Jefferson
has
sailed
for
,
the
Orient
two
day,
late.
'
Officers
of
the
Shcpard
Line
Wlnd
"ush
a
VANCOUVER,
March
19:
CP.-
f?""?1
Fll
and
sailed
with
AnS
plno
crew
a
i
I
S.
Donaldson.
D.
S.
O..
iVCtCmilH:t
S
Th
ee
tankers
are
still
tied
up
War,
died
Sunday
in
Hong
Kong
(Hospital
of
pneumonia
at
the
age
nere
ot
flfty.nlne.
He
was
medical
of-
r
'
lun
ML
silver
fleer
of
the
liner
Empress
of
Japan
'iid
commodore
surgeon
of
the
NEW,.
YORK
March
19:
(CP)-.
Worfiar,
Pacific
Railway
Co.'s
Barjsilver
closed
at
58l8c
per
ounce
on
tneClocal
metal
market
today.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
Tl
ESDAY.
MARCH
19,
1935
SOCKEYTMPORT
EMBARGO
RE
Twelve-year-old!
Peter
Smith,
right,
of
New
York
city,
who
Is
said
to
have
regained
his
sight
through
a
"miracle",
afer
being
bHnd-ed
at
birth"
through
a
nurseS)err
.
is
shown
here
reading"3Plook
with
his
brother,
Raymond.
Th
boy
is
to
appear
be.ore
an
ecclesiastical
tribunal
in
Columbus
hospital.
Chicago,
which
is
to
decide
whether
'lie
late
Mother
Prances
Xavier
Catrini,
Inset,
should
be
canonized
as
a
result
of
Peter
s
recovery
Salmon
May
Be
Shipped
Out
of
Canada
Now
to
United
States
Market
Will
Enable
Fishermen
of
This
Country
to
Take
Advantage
of
Higher
Prices
Indignation
is
Being
Voiced
By
Canners
at
Order-in-Council
VANCOUVER,
March
18:
(CP)
After
forty
years
standing,
the
embargo
on
export
of
Canadian
salmon
has
been
lifted
by
the
passing
of
an
order-in-council
at
Ottawa
permitting
the
export
of
sockeyes
caught
in
British,
Columbia
into
the
United
States,
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
supervisor
of
fisheries,
announces.
As
American
Amendment
To
Fisheries
Act
Is
Put
Through
OTTAWA.
March
Id:
CP
Third
reading
was
given
yesterday
to
the
bill
amending
the
Fisheries
Act
empowering
the
Governor
Ocneral-in-Council
to
fix
and
collect
fees
for
the
issuance
of
fishery
licences.
Tjcc
Lodge
No.
GG
A.F.
&
A.M.
Members
of
Tye
Lodge
please
attend
the
funeral
of
our
late
Brother
Robert
Henry
Ive
on
Thursday
next,
March
21st.
Meeting
at
the
Masonic
Temple
at
2:15
pjn.
and
Ser-v'cp
at
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
at
3
p.m.
Members
of
Tsimpsean
Lodge,
and
all
sojourning
Brethren
are
Invited
to
attend.
banners
at
times
pay
higher
prices
than
Canadian,
fishermen
will
be
able
to
take
advantage
of
the
j
Cannerymen
are
expressing
ln-idlgnation
that
thp
order
should
;
have
been
passed
without
the
packers
being
given
the
opportunity
to
Present
their
views
STRIKE
IN
CUBA
OVER
Latest
Disorder
in
Troublous
Re
public
Brought
to
End
HAVANA.
March
!9:
(CP)
The
:;i'est
revolutltriary
strike
th
Cuba
has
completely
collapsed.
Street
cars
and
busses
arr
running
again
High
Low
KARACHI.
India.
March
19:
(CP)
Twenty-seven
Mohammedans
were
killed
and
two
hundred
.
..v..
n.
riir-ttf-t
nvutuvu
n
,
i
w
.
v
i
.
u
a
u
them
as
they
rioted'
following'
the
execution
of
a
fellow
Moslem.
Eye-witnesses
said
that
the
excited
crowd
rushed
to
the
executed
man's
grave,
exhumed
the
body
and
attempted
to
carry
it
in
the
procesison.
POST
NOT
DOWNCAST'S
u;i
e
later
he
landed
here
on
account
of
mechanical
difficulties.
Flying
too
high
to
be
seen
or
heard
and
not'
i:
ut.
mm.
ll:
pun.
29J
ft.
...
7
37
Ml.
4.7
ft.
li:47
pm.
4
J
ft.
phic
five
CErna
PRINCE
RUPER
T
REFUNDING
BILL
INTRODUCED
A
T
VICTORIA
European
Situation
is
Still
Tense-France
and
Russia
in
Protest
At
British
Mildness
BIG
PLANE
FOR
NORTH
(icrniany
(lives
Aerial
Demonstration
to
Prove
That
Armament
Clauses
of
Versailles
Treaty
arc
Dead;
Demilitarization
of
Rhine
to
he
Repudiated
LONDON,
March
19:
(CP)
A
new
element
in
the
un-
,
'certain
European
arms
situation
was
injected
today
with
"tau2
to
olrom
i
French
protest
over
the
"weak
tone"
of
the
British
note!
WmoMion
j
to
Germany
protesting
at
universal
conscription
and
re-,
,
pudiation
of
the
military
clauses
of
the
Treaty
ofVer-i
v.
v.ipeo.
March
is
-One
ofailles.
Meantime,
Sir
John
Simon,
British
foreign
secre-
"Miracle"
Brings
Sight
to
Boy
TTiis
City
Authorized
To
Cut
Interest
Rate
And
Extend
Maturity
.Measure
Sponsored
in
Legislature
bj
3Iinister
of
Municipalities
Amount
to
be
Converted
Totals
$1,756,211
VICTORIA,
March
18:
(CP)
Hon.
A.
Wells
Gray,
minister
of
municipalities,
introduced
a
bill
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
proposing
the
refunding
of
the
entire
debt
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
over
a
period
of
twenty
years
at
four
percent
interest.
The
bill
would
authorize
the
city
to
substitute
new
debentures
for
the
old
and
to
Wjaud
over
unexchanged
balances
MOSLEMS
IN
RIOT
Twenty-Seven
Killed
in
Karachi
Iliots
Following
Execution
Body
in
Parade
to
the
bank,
declar'rtg
further
ha-
btlity
at
the
end
of
the
unexchanged
certificate?.
The
amount
to
be
converted
is
$1,758,211.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
this
morning
expressed
complete
satisfaction
with
the
legislation
introduced
to
cover
Prince
Ru
pert's
refunding
scheme.
The
above
dispatch
indicated
that
it
was
exactly
in
ling
with
Mr.
Alder's
plan.
LOGGER
HAS
LOST
LIFE
Andrew
Engstrom
Instantly
Killed
By
Falling
Timber
at
Sewell
Inlet
Yesterday
Advice
was
received
at
divisional
I
headquarters
of
the
provincial
today
that
Andrew
Engatrom,
I
.
.
tr
-1
t
glng
Co.'s
camp
t
Sewell
Inlet,
American
Flier
to
Keep
at
it
Until
j
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
was
in-
He
Makes
New
Record
For
Transcontinental
Flight
stanUy
killed
at
2:30
yesterday
afternoon
on
being
struck
by
a
falling
tree.
Coroner
A.
R.
Mallory
of
CLEVELAND,
March
19:
Un-
p0rt
Clements
and
Constable
L.
P.
daunted
by
the
failure
at
the
week-
oisen
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
have
2nd
of
his
second
attempt
to
fly.
left
for
Sewell
Inlet
to
Investigate
.hrough
the
stratosphere
from
(the
circumstances
of
the
fatality.
California
to
New
York
and
estab-i
,
,
Ush
a
new
transcontinental
speed
record,
Wiley
Post,
famous
Ameri-lT
fn
SnnWTrill
ian
flier,
says
he
will
make
another
!
JLiCltU
UlIU
VYAtUl
try
in
the
near
future
with
the)
1
IT
f
Winnie
Mae.
He
hopes
that
the
IdilCdYY
JHC
third
attempt
will
be
the
lucky
one.
i
Having
left
Burbank,
Cal..
at!
6:15
Friday
morning,
seven
hours1
Four
Inches
Came
Down
During
Night
and
Was
Continuing
This
Morning
carrying
radio
equipment.
Post
had
;
Prince
Rupert
people
awolse
this
been
unreported
between
the
time
morning
10
iina
ine
ground
coverea
he
left
Burbank
and
landed
here,
j
with
a
fresh
fall
of
four
Inches
of
He
had
hoped
to
establish
an
eight
;
snow.
During
the
night
the
saow-hour
record
for
the
flight
from
fall
was
of
biliBatdirlke
propor-Callfornla
to
New
York.
'
tions.
It
was
still
snowing
heavily
Post,
however,
made
the
fastest
well
along
In
the
morning,
clearing
time
on
record
between
California
'
up
before
noon
but
later
starting
md
Detroit.
;to
snow
again.
WOULD
KEEP
basis.
I
commended
to
the
Ottawa
and
Vic-
When
the
strikers
were
threaten-
j
torta
isovernments-
tha',
everything
ed
with
arrest,
the
most
of
them
possible
be
done
to
prevent
the
decided
to
return
to
work.
closing
down
of
the
Granby
Oo.'a
There
was
a
heavy
fall
of
snow
in
the
interior
yesterday
followed
by
mild
weather.
At
Smithers
there
was
a
fall
ot
eight
Inches
ANY0X
OPEN-
-
Board
of
Trade
at
Vancouver
Urges
Governments
tn
Dn
Everything
Possible
i
now
melted
to
two
inches
as
a
result
of
the
thermo
meter
rising
to
S3
above.
VANCOUVER,
March
19
CP
BILOIAN
GOVERNMENT
with
business
resumed
on
aormal
The
Board
of
Trade
last
night
re-
KBSIONS,
TRYING
TO
KEEP
GOLD
STANDARD
'
.
BRU6SSLLS,
March
19:
(CP)
The
government
of
Pre-
At
one
time
200.000
persons
were
plant
at
Anyox.
raier
Theunls
.
resigned
today
involved
in
the
strike
including
'
The
closing
of
the
plant,
a
brief
following
opposition
to
his
at-
workers,
school
teachers
and
stu-'
stated,
would
result
in
the
loss
of
tempt
to
keep
Belgium
on
the
1
dents.
Government
employees
who
several
million
dollars
and
would
gold
standard.
1
joinea
me
sirixe
nave
Dven
uis-
possioiy
mrow
inree
mou?ana
per-
f
v
charged.
sons
on
relief.