Today's
Weather
Pi.:".
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Rupert
Sno4ng,
moder-
L
Viable
wind;
t
.Vcr.
29.54;
f
3cr.i-.urr.
35;
Ok
c.
YOUKTON.
Sauk..
March
21:
(CP)
Entering
the
(.rpek
Catholic
mission
here
this
mornine.
Steve
Elash,
ai
London.
March
21:
fnr.tT.
hot
ai)(l
Killed
rather
Delforce,
critically
wound-;
preliminary
conference
of
British,
r
1
hi
her
Balathan
and
then
turned
the
weapon
on
him-
pfh
and
Italian
representatives
TO
EXILE
(Dallas
City
Hall
0n
Tliouand
Members
of
Old
Aristocracy
Will
be
Shipped
To
KIU.rU
MiJCiCoW.
March
21:
Trtats
in-
Actor.
Hurled
In
Chicago
niir-AOO.
March
31:
Richard
H
ILurson.
noted
ncro
actor,
who
'
part
of
"Dc
Lawd"
in
the
1
success
"Green
Pastures."
Higher
Wages
on
Relief
Work
and
Hrstoratlon
of
Food
Warrant
Cuts
Demanded
DALLAS.
March
21:
Eight
hun
dred
unemployed
besieged
the
City
Hall
here
thU
week
and
were
en
lii'iii;
vituii
wire
uiuwhiiiu
.
Hiwt
.
th'TW
.
,
r
the
old
Russian
art.-
l
"
,,tny
of
whom
held
offl-idec
liven
Cirtat,RUlln
there
unUl
k
Wefe
R'Ven
or
rfurlne
the
I.
.
L.
AUstacton
in
thlr
demands
for
ure
about
to
tt
under
way
r
....
fln,
t.
'
charged
with
various
vlo-
'
.
.
,
,j
.
I
(hr
Soviet
laws
Exile
to
ronllflcrrd
almost
cer-
I
storation
ot
!
rants.
a
cut
in
food
war-
iY
Admiral
Byrd
Is
n
i
DeUwd
Is
All
Better
Now
Laid
at
Kest
lUflunl
U.
lUrrUon,
Great
Negro'
Showing
No
Permanent
111-F.ffccts
From
Polar
F.xpcricnccs,
It
Is
Stated
NEW
YORK.
March
21:
Repre
sentatlves
of
Rear
Admiral
Richard
E.
Byrd.
now
on
his
way
back
to
the
United
States
following
his
latest
Antarctic
expedition,
give
fcaucd
from
his
home
here
'official
denial
to
report
that
he
Is
!..
He
had
died
last
wtck
in
critically
ill.
He
was
ill
while
In
New
Y
irk
at
the
hflght
of
his
car-
New
Zealand.
It
Is
st-.ted,
but
is
now
r
Ti:cmsands
visited
his
home
recovered
and
is
snowing
no
per
fc
re
while
the
body
lay
In
state
and
manent
ill-effecU
from
his
ex
k.:.-cds
attended
the
funeral.
pcrlcnces.
.
A
Final
Slap
!
AT
THE
DEPRESSION
The
Daily
News
is
making
a
special
Goodbye
Offer
To
"Old
Man
Depression"
giving
subscribers
who
renew
this
month
a
special
bargain
of
ISMonths
For
the
Price
of
One
Year
Out
of
Town,
15
Months
For
$3.00
In
Prince
Rupert,
15
Months
For
$5.00
t'liccks
or
money
orders
should
be
mailed
on
or
before
March
31.
Better
send
It
today
while
you
think
of
it.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Thc
same
offer
applies
to
new
subscribers
starting
now
or
to
old
subscribers
wishing
to
pay
any
distance
ahead.
of
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
has
been
arranged
for
Saturday,
the
day
before
the
scheduled
meeting
in
Berlin
of
Sir
John
Simon.
British
foreign
secretary,
and
Reichsfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler.
A
further
conference
1
1
of
of
former
former
Allied
Allied
powers
powers
will
will
be
be
held
held
i
i
France
has
been
Instructed
by
that
country
to
make
a
'.rip
to
Moscow
with
a
view
to
securing
the
co-
operation
of
Russia
against
many's
military
move.
Oer-
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
official
Washington
still
main
tain
silence
in
regard
to
the
Euro
pean
situation.
The
attitude
ot
that
country
appears
to
be
one
of
aloof
ness,
i
France
Accuses
Germany
PARIS.
March
21:
(CPI
France
today
accused
Germany
of
violating
treaty
obligations
In
a
note
to
Berlin
and,
at
the
same
time,
asked
the
League
of
Nations
to
put
Germany
on
trial.
The
French
government
requested
"an
extraordinary
session
of
the
League
council
for
the
examination."
The
note
to
Germany
said
that
the
German
action
was
"clearly
contrary"
to
treaties
and
agreements
and
raised
"the
most
formal
protest."
The
French
communication
was
similar
to
one
deposited
by
Italy
but
the
Berlin
foreign
office
announced
officially
that
neither
note
would
be
considered.
Protest
Too
Late
,
BERLIN,
March
21:
(CP)
France's
"paper
protest"
of
German
rearmament
was
described
today
by
Minister
of
Propaganda
Goebcls
is
coming
Just
about
two
years
too
late
to
command
serious
consideration
from
the
Reich
New
United
States
Liner
to
be
Built
Sister
Ship
to
Washington
and
Manhattan
Will
Replace
Leviathan
NEW
YORK,
Mr.rch
21:
Announcement
Is
made
that
the
United
States
Shipping
Lines
will
build
a
third
sister
ship
to
the
well
known
liners
Washington
and
Manhattan.
The
new
vessel
will
re
place
the.
Leviathan
(formerly
the
German
ship
VaterJand)
which
is
to
be
permanently
retired
from
ser
vice.
vic
rc
..
a,
,
'
mmln
of
the
N.
R.
A.,
claiming
that
the
committee
Investigation
Is
merely
designed
as
a
"white-wash"
of
the
(CP)
A
Blue
Eagle.
,
If
,
hen
police
surrounded
I
him.
As
the
police
closed
in
on
fI0?lSuSSS
'
-.f!
apparently
crazed
hlash,
he
shouted
he
had
killed
thejoj
the
mmury
limitation
clauses
wo
priests
at
tne
mission
anu
inai
ne
nau
Kiueu
ms
tun
f
jr
years
ago.
Masonic
Honors
.
n
1
Masonic
funeral
rites
www
were
ac-
emfif
DeSieffed'at
Rome
next
week
under
chair-j
cotlie
016
late
Henfy
1
1.
-1-1
1
ul
wMID
UWit5v,U,n.w
manshlD
of
,
tr.u,
Premier
n.H
Benito
Mus-
M.
whose
whose
death
death
occurred
occurred
suddenly
suddenly
at
solini
with
Premier
J.
Ramsav
Mac
'the
end
of
last
week,
by
Tyce
Lodge
Donald
and
Sir
John
Simon
representing
Oreat
Britain.
Sir
John
Simon
to!d
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
'he
would
make
no
binding
agreement
on
behalf
of
Oreat
Britain
at
the
conference
with
Hitler
nor
at
a
proposed
McAfee,
the
worshipful
master,
in
charge
assisted'
by
George
Hill,
chaplain;
There
wa'lhe-Tjrellmln.
ary
opening
at
the
Masonic
Temple
after
which
the
members
of
the
craft
proceeded
to
the
chapel
of
subsequent
conference
In
Moscow
unaenaitirs
ior
comu.uu-
wlth
Soviet
Russia
cuthorltles.
Uon
ot
th
ervice
John
E-
Dave5r
PorPlffn
Mlnlstr
Pierre
Laval
of
presided
at
the
organ
and
tne
hymn
"Abide
With
Me"
was
sung.
After
trie
chapel
service,
there
where
cars
were
taken
to
Fainiewl
.
,.!.,
tA
ii.ii.
1
iscmeiery.
witii
a
r.maiiiiic
service
at
the
graveside,
interment
was
made
in
the
Masonic
Plot.
Pallbearers,
all
members
of
the
LONDON.
March
21:
Belgian
currency
has
been
falling
steadily
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
to
caU
"The
Twentieth
Century
Liberal
Association."
Already
it
is
be
called
for
that
evening.
Headquarters
for
the
new
organl
nation
has
been
secured
in
the
ttoreyQnyjr
L0Cll
lext
door
to
Dybhavn
It
Hanson's
i
m
Third
Avenue.
It
Is
planned
toi
ske
up
athletics
during
the
spring
j
softball
and
footb3U
teams
competing
with
other
clubs
in
the
city.
The
moving
spirits
in
the
organisation
say
they
really
mean
busi
ness
and
are
laying
their,
plans
for
v
permanent
organization.
MRS.
MANDY
IS
SPEAKER
was
a
procession
to
the
Junction
otj
Opportunities
Visualized
In
First.
Second
and
Third
Avenues
I
Practical
Way
Before
Parent
Teachers
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent
Teachers'
I
Masonic
craft,
were
G.
J.
Dawes,
Association
was
held
last
evening
Peter
Lorenzen.
F.
M.
Davies.
W.
H.
Shortridge,
William
Flnlayson
and
R.
D.
Greggor.
There
were
numerous
floral
GOLD
BLOC
BREAKS
UP
This
Will
be
Result
of
Brlgian
Financial
Crisis,
Some
Obsenrers
1
Feel
at
the
Booth
Memorial
School
with
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
president,
In
the
chair,
Arrangements
were
completed
for
the
Easter
sale
of
candy
at
var
ious
schools,
conveners
being
appointed
as
follows:
Booth
Memorial
School,
Mrs.
Wood.
Borden
Street
School,
Mrs.
Cox.
King
Edward
High
School,
Mrs.
H.
B.
Eastman.
Seal
Cove
School.
Mrs.
Wylle.
The
sale
will
be
held
on
the
u.i
iuc
luiutu
.nnic
Di
Kiflnt
taelud((1
Schubert's
"Hark!
smce
the
resignation
of
the
Belgian
Hark,
the
tark
..Be
Gone
Dul,
cabinet
following
Its
unsuccessful
,.
Care
an
oM
E
,1;h
tune
wlth
an
fight
to
the
the
keep
country
on
:
cf
fectlve
descant
and
Hgar.s
,.Sal,.
gold
standard
It
Is
believed
by
,
westward."
The
second
group
some
financial
authorities
that
he
conslstcd
ot
the
old
5ea
chanty
.Tne
.
..
T
.
it
6
oesinm"S
Mermaid"
and
the
old
English.
Cu.nu
I
,C
.P"
gold
number
"Golden
Slumbers,"
.this'
bloc
which
has
included
Belgium,
also
having
a
very
pleasing
flescant.
France
and
Holland.
,
,
...
'
Taking
as
her
subject
"Nothing
Greeks
Go
On
Trial
After
Recent
Revolt
to
Do."
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy
gave
an
interesting
and
inspiring
talk
on.
the
"diamonds
In
our
own
yard."
The
speaker
said
talk
of
grown-ups
j
who
bewail
the
lack
of
opportunity!
fnr
ths
rrilMrpn
hnH
a
vprv
ill
nnri
iar-reacning
eirect
on
me
cnuaren
I
themselves.
The
first
essential
was
'.
to
dlscard.
the
"
of
pL5lmlSm.
t0l
ATHENS.
March
21
:-The
first
group
of
men
to
go
on
trial
for
their
ia
opumisn.
.
lives
as
an
outcome
of
the
recent.aSe
has
f
ee"
naed
l!S
revolution
have
appeared
in
court
af
'
tne
mP
,ca
on.buein,le,Jl
here.
Roger
F.
Cornish,
for
the
past
three
or
four
years
a
member
of
the
local
staff
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
will
sail
tomorrow,
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Van-Icouver
to
which
city
he
is
belnz
'transferred.
Really
It
was
the
age
of
Ideas
and
the
challenge
to
human
effort.
New
Ideas
were
always
valuable
and
Improvements
on
old
Ideas
were
equally
In
demand.
Mrs.
Mandy
illustrated
by
quoting
cases
where
apparently
very
ordinary
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
Couple
To
Be
A
wedding
of
much
local
Interest
will
take
place
at
7
o'clock
this
eve
ning1
at
'the
Manse
of
First
Presby
Hollingworth
officiating,
when
Miss
Mary
Dowther,
daughter
of
the
late
Robert
Dowther
and
Mrs.
Dowther
of
this
city,
becomes
the
bride
of
Thomas
W.
Brown,
well
known
local
barrister
and
son
of
Judge
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Brown
of
Grand
Forks.
The
nuptial
rites
will
be
of
a
very
quiet
nature
with
Miss
Edith
Watson
and
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson
acting
as
witnesses
and
only
relatives
and
a
few
immediate
friends
oelng
present.
Later
a
reception
will
be
held
at
the
horns
of
the
bride's
mother,
633
Eight
Avenue
East,
after
which
the
popular
couple
will
sail
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
a
three
weeks'
honey-
moon
trip
to
California
following
which
they
will
return
here
to
take
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
2:11
ajn.
21.1
ft.
14:36
pm.
19.4
ft
'.
Low
8:38
ajn.
4.0
ft.
20:42
pjn.
5.6
ft.
I
PRINCE
luJNUii
RUPERT,
KUrfciKT,
B.C.,
U.U.,
THURSDAY,
TnLKoUAl,
MARCH
MAKtJli
21,
221,
1935
laoO
PRICE:
FIVE
CEN18
WASHINGTON
REFUSESTO
LOAN
MONEY
TO
SEATTLE
FLEET
Tragedy
Occurs
Today
At
Mission
of
Greek
Catholics
At
Yorkton
Steve
Klash
Slays
Father
Delforce,
Critically
Wounds
Father
Halathan
and
Turns
Weapon
Upon
Himself
On
Beinu
Surrounded
by
Police
TO
MEET
DarrowHasNo
SATURDAY'
Jcdn
Conference
Between
Great
Britain,
France
and
Italy
in
Paris
Is
Arranged
For
That
Day
N.K.A.
patever
WASHINGTON,
DC,
March
21:
Clarence
Darrow.
ejninent
Chicago
m
a
nn4
Art
A
th
A
f
It
IYA
n
vtr
I
(a
IVI
r
g
r
r
i
r
mmt
H1Hr
rrftlrc
rtf
trip
Matinnnl
LIBERALS
ARE
ACTIVE
New
Organization
Beinj
Formed
At
Big
Rally
of
Young
Men
Next
Week
in
Metropole
Hall
There
la
at
present
considerable.
L,a
V
U
IU
mUSLU
W
,
rLused
acUvlty
among
the
young
Liberals
Recovery
Act
j,
to
UiUf
y
hMor
thP
Senate
committee
In
o
Prtnce
Rupert.
An
organization
Roosevelt
and
Official
Washington
connection
with
certain
operation
is
being
formed
which
it
la
proposed
Still
Silent
in
Regard
to
European
Situation
Fund
to
Be
Used
in
Stabilizing
Market
For
Halibut
Denied
American
Fishing
Boats
Will
Continue
to
Lay
Idle
Until
Something
is
Done
to
Steady
Prices,
Fishermen
of
Puget
Sound
Port
State
claimed
that
fifty
young
men
have
SEATTLE,
March
21;
(CP)
Halibut
fishermen
of
declared
their
Intention
of
becora-
Rpattlp
wptp
nrlviYprl
nrivntplv
vpstprrlnv
rrmr
rhp
TWnn.
ing
members
and
it
Is
expected
to
add
to
that
number
considerably
within
the
next
few
weeks.
Organ!
struction
Finance
Corporation
had
refused
their
request
for
an
$800,000
loan
to
use
in
f
reeziner
surplu?
halibut
and
zation
is
to
take
place
on
wednes-
stabilizing
the
market.
In
the
meantime,
the
entire
Seattle
Fnr
IxnhpH
Ivp
dav
ot
next
week
In
tne
MetrP,c
UI
1UUC1
HVC
Hall
at
a
b!g
young
yberai
raiiy
to
Ritualistic
Funeral
and
Committal
Kites
Accorded
Tbi
Afternoon
By
Tyee
Lodge
fleet
will
continue
to
lay
idle,
the
fishermen
sajd,
until
plans
for
stabilizing
prices
are
considered.
Wed
This
Eve
Mrs.
G.
A.
Wyman
and
dauehter.
:
NEW
AIR
SERVICE
Ocean
Falls
Company
Operate
Between
Prince
Rupert
And
Vancouver
.OCEAN
FALLS,
,
4ajch21WV.
terian
Church,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
!new
passenger,
freight"
aiid
'express
service
by
air
Is
now-
available
be
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver.
Recently
a
group
of
men
at
Ocean
Falls
formed
a
company
called
Pioneer
Airways
Limited
with
headquarters
at
Ocean
Falls.
Their
new
five-passenger
Boeing
boat
is
powered
by
a
new
Pratt
and
Whitney
420
h.p.
C
Wasp
motor
and
has
a
cruising
speed
of
90
miles
per
hour.
Maximum
speed
is
125
miles
per
hour.
.
The
plane
is
scheduled
to
make
a
trip
once
a
week
but,
if
business
warrants,
more
frequent
trips
will
be
nude.
The
pay
load
of
the
plane
is
1200
pounds
and
it
is
available
also
for
charter
flying.
Pilot
W.
R.
McClusky
knows
the
coast
very
'well.
up
resiaence
in
me
waiaron
Apart-
Barbara
Hutton
There
have
been
many
social
functions
of
late
in
honor
of
the
couple.
Among
shower
hostesses
for
:
the
bride
have
been
Miss
Florence
Smith
and
Miss
Laura
Stephens.
To
Get
Divorce
From
Her
Prince
LONDON.
March
21:
It
is
re-
Thursday
preceding
Good
Friday.
'Gloria,
were
passen?ers
aboard
the
i
ported
that
Barbara
Hutton,
helr-
Prlor
to
the
address
of
the
eve-.pnces3
Norah
this
morning
going,
ess
to
the
Woolworth
"five
and
ten"
ning
given
by
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy,
the
Booth
School
Choir
sang
very
pleasingly
-j
two
groups
of
songs.
The
.1
t
i
i
,....
through
to
Ketchikan
where
they
!
millions,
who
is
on
a
visit
here,
on
will
visit
with
relatives.
Mrs.
Wy-;
her
return
to
the
United
States
man
is
the
wife
of
Corp.
G.
A.
Wy-
j
shortly,
will
take
up
residence
at4,
man.
formerly
chief
of
the
city
de-
(Reno
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
tachment
of
the
provincial
police
a
divorce
from
Prince
Mdvanl
here
and
now
stationed
at
Fernie.
iwhom
she
married
last
year.
Special
Powers
Act
Revived
In
Abbreviated
Form
in
B.C.
House
By
Premier
Pattullo
VICTORIA.
March
21
:
(CP)
The
Special
Powers
Act
is
revived
in
abbreviated
form
in
a
bill
intro
duced
by
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
in
the
Legislature
yesterday.
The
bill
particularly
enables
the
government
to
take
action
In
regard
to
municipal
affairs
including
financial
difficulties,
to
protect
or
assert
the
rights
of
the
province
in
its
dealings
with
the
Dominion
and
to
supplement
Dominion
legislation
to
give
it
provincial
application.
The
amending
bill
also
continues
the
government's
right
to
borrow
on
the
sole
credit
of
the
province,
lend
money
to
municipalities
or
industries
and
ority
to
deal
with
municipal
institutions.
There
was
no
comment
on
first
reading.
.
.
,