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have
arrangements.
iion.
e
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Rhodes
OTTAWA,
Mui
20
CP
Hon
EdarN
Rh
'!
v
muu.sterof
flnaner
wii;
pre..-r.t
his
budget
to
Parliament
on
Friday,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
DIKI)
TODAY
Little
eight-year
old
Gloria
Lcllhton
of
Metlakatla
died
early
this
morning
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
The
body
Is
to
be
charge
of
funeral
French
Cabinet
Would
Bring
Question
of
German
Conscription
Before
league
of
Nations
Russia
Talking
Of
Increasing
Army
"Ten
Times"
j
LONDON,
March
20:
(CP)
The
British
cabinet
hast
agreed
to
a
conference
of
Great
Britain,
France
and
Italy
i
on
the
German
situation
within
the
next
few
days.
The'
French
cabinet
has
voted
to
bring
the
matter
of
German
i
conscription
before
the
League
of
Nations.
France
alsoj
March
,
k
Saturday
"oi
lm
asked
that
Sir
John
Simon,
British
foreign
secretary,
visit
,
.
.
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operation.
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Vancouver
Nickel,
.life-Muiourt.
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.......
.....
nine,
8.40.
Coni,
.07,,
Budget
Friday
situation
before
going
to
Berlin
tc
,
meet
Relchsfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler
on
j
Monday
next.
Hil'er
has
sent
aj
message
saying
he
would
be
delighted
to
meet
Simon.
Moscow
advices
ztate
that
the
Russian
Amy
may
be
"increased
ten
times"
If
necessary
for
the
defence
of
Russia
against
what
Is
termed
Germany
preparation
for
war
Spectacular
aerial
manoeuvres
over
Berlin
last
night
gave
sub-tance
to
the
Reich's
claim
that
Germany
Is
now
a
military
power
o
be
contended
with.
Defence
Appropriation
Asked
In
view
of
the
threatening
state
of
affairs
In
Europe,
the
war
department
is
demanding
an
appro-
anatlon
of
$30,000,000
from
Parliament
for
special
defence
measures.
reported
here
yesterday
that
German
nromoters
were
neeo-
tlatlng
to
stage
a
world's
heavyweight
championship
boxing
match
here
In
July
or
August
between
Max
Baer
of
United
States,
th?
tltleholder.
j
and
Max
Schmellng,
the
for-
Interred
at
Metlakatla.
Haynor
i
mer
champion.
A
Final
Slap
!
AT
THE
DEPRESSION
The
Daily
News
is
making
special
Goodbye
Offer
To
"Old
Man
Depression"
By
giving
subscribers
who
renew
this
month
a
special
bargain
of
15
Months
For
the
Price
of
One
Year
Out
of
Town,
15
Months
For
SXOO
In
Prince
Rupert,
15
Months
Tor
$5.00
orders
should
be
mailed
on
or
before
March
Checks
or
money
31.
Better
send
it
today
while
you
think
of
it.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
same
offer
applies
to
new
subscribers
starting
now
or
to
old
subscribers
wishing
to
pay
any
distance
ahead.
T
TITLE
BOUT
BETWEEN
BAKU
AND
SCH.MEI.ING
IN
LONDON
IS
MOOTED
LONDON.
March
20:
It
was
4-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIAN
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
20,
1935
Premier
Pattullo
Goes
To
Defence
of
Bridge;
Winch
is
Challenged
C.
C.
F.
Member
Refuses
to
Retract
Statement
or
to
Give;
Names
so
is
Ordered
to
Sit
Down
Chairman
of
,
Liberal
Caucus
Opposes
Measure
j
VICTORIA,
March
20:
(CP)
It
is
a
long
time
since
a,
measure
has
been
before
this
House
that
has
caused
sp
much
misrepresentation,
so
much
inuendo,
so
much
vilification
and
so
much
insinuation
as
this,"
Premier
Pattullo
'
said
yesterday
during
debate
on
the
Fraser
River
bridge!
dation
bill,
m
the
Legislature.
Dr.
J.
J.
Gillls,
Yale,
chairman
of
REFUNDING
QUESTIONED";
Victoria
Member
Asks
if
Repudiation
is
Not-
Involved
In
Prince
Rupert
Plan
VICTORIA,
March
20:
Herbert
Anscomb,
Independent
member
for
Viclotia,
asked
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
if
the
proposed
Prince
Rupert
city
refunding
did
not
mean
the
repudiation
of
Interest,
adding
that
thirty-seven
percent
of
the
bondholders
had
not
approved
of
the
refunding,
Hon.
A.
Wells
dray,
minister
of
municipalities,
replied
that
the
present
government
and
later
ones
might
have
to
take
even
more
drastic
action
in
connection
with
the
refunding
of
debts
of
the
Liberal
caucus,
opposed
the
bill,
declaring
that
the
people
of
British
Columbia
were
opposed
to
it;
and
"no
government,
be
it
Liberal
not,
should
go
against
the
wishes
:
the
people."
j
Premier
Pattullo
took
exceDtlon
1
to
remarks
of
E.
E.
Winch,
C.
C.
F.
'
withdraw
remarks.
Chairman
L.
"A.
Hanna
asked
him
to
sit
down
and
he
took
his
seat.
Sir
Malcolm
Gives
Up
Further
Plans
"DAYTONA
BEACh.
Ha..
March
,20:-Sir
Malcolm
Campbell
announced
yesterday
that
he
had
decided,
owing
to
conditions
being
unfavorable,
not
to
make
further
attempts
at
this
time
to
establish
-
-
For
five
year
and
two
months
a
great
herd
of
relndeer'has
been
trekking
across
Arctic
wastes
to
thcMackejJe
rtvjdeia
In
Canada's
northwest
tJoji$1jrrit-jrea.t
trek
-will,
end
about
the-jT
middle
of
-March.
In
1929
the
Canadian
"government
purchased
from
the
'
herds
In-
KotzebueT
Sound
area
in
western
Alaska,
a
herd
of
3,000
picked
deer.
For
four
years
they
wandered,
under
guidance,
across
the
Arctic
circle
until
they
arrived
within
70
miles
of
their
destinatloa
But
blizzards
and
extreme
cold
held
them
up
for
another
year,
andjonly
now
is
the
herd,
vastly
different
to
the
original,
arriving
at
the
Mackenzie
delta
to
feed
and
clothe
the
Eskimos
of
that
district.
Layout
shows
guides
L-adlng
great
herd
and
close-up
picture
of
some
of
animals.
TINKERING
ON
TARIFF
Opposed
by
Manager
of
American
Vessel
Owners
Before
Committee
at
Washington
WASHINGTON.
D.O,
Starch
20:
(CP)
An
influx
of
Japanese
halibut
would
flood
the
United
States
market
if
there
was
tariff
reduction
on
fish
in
a
reciprocal
trade
agreement
with
Canada,
the
reciprocal
trade
committee
Was
told
yesterday
by
Harold
E.
Lokken,
manager
of
the
Seattle
Halibut
Vessel
Owners'
Asso-
Mr.
Lokken
sa:d
that
the
fishermen
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
had
fonnulaicti
their
own
agreements
and
these
had
proven
much
more
satisfactory
than
any
possible
action
of
the
respective
governments.
Mrs.
L.
S.
McGill
of
Smlthers.
!
member
for
Burnaby,
on
the
ground
'
who
has
been
on
a
business
trip
tc
that
Mr.
Winch
had
insinuated
',
Vancouver,
arrivedi
in
the
ctty
from
that
the
government
was
repaying
'
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Ithe
Fraser
River
Bridge
Co.
Ltd.
!
this
morning
and
will
proceed
to
i
for
"pre-election
favors."
When
Mr.
(CP)
i
winch
refused
to
rive
names
or
the
Interior
on
this
evening's
train.
High
1:48
ajn.
21.0
ft.
14:05
pm.
20.0
ft.
Low
8:07
wn.
4.2
ft.
20:15
pin.
4.9
ft
nCCt.
FIVE
CENTS
BRITAIN
FRANCE
AND
ITALY
MEET
FIGHT
ON
FRASER
MERBRWGE
BUI
IS
ON
AT
VICTORIA
Three
Nations
Will
Confer
in
Paris
Within
Next
Few
Days
On
Existing
Situation
in
Europe
Reindeer
For
Eskimos
End
Five
Year
Arctic
Trek
MINIMUM
WAGE
ACT
Legislation
is
Presented
in
House
Of
Commons
at
Ottawa
But
No
Kates
Are
Set
OTTAWA,
March
20:
(CP-
Establishment
of
minimum
rates
of
wages
for
employees
In
manu-
-facturing
and
commerce
applying
to
workers
of
both
sexes
over
six
teen
years
of
age
is
authorized
In
a
government
measure
introduced
yesterday
in
the
House
of
Commons
by
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie,
minister
of
justice.
No
rates
are
fixed
in
the
act
hut
power
is
given
to
name
rate-lix-
ing
bodies.
Henry
Smart
Of
Kincolith
Dies
Whole
Naas
Uirer
Village,
Joined
By
Representatives
From
Green-vcille.
Paid
Tribute
KINCOLITH,
March
20:
Henry
Smart,
one
of
the
best
known
and
most
highly
esteemed
natives
of
this
village,
passed
-away
recently
at
the
age
of
71
years.
The
entire
village
paid
tribute
at
his
funeral
which
was
in
charge
of
the
Church
Army
of
which
deceased
was
honorary
captain
for
Kincolith.
Also
tak
ing
part
in
the
rites,
which
were
under
the
direction
of
Fred
McKa'y,
were
the
Greenville
Church
Army
and
Church
Army
Band
as
well
as
the
Kincolith
Church
Army
and
Church
Army
Band.
Matthew
Stewart
and
Charles
Lesson
led
the
pro
cession
and
members
of
the
Senior
Society,
of
which
deceased
was
a
member,
acted
as
pallbearers.'
Following
the
funeral,
a
supper
was
held
in
the
Jubilee,
Hall.
1
FINAL
VOTE
ON
FOUR
i
CONTRACT
FOR
LOGS
Armour
Salvage
Co.
to
Supply
To
Georgetown
and
Ocean
Falls
Mills
The
Armour
Salvage.
Co.
has
signed
contracts
to
supply
the
Georgetown
Lumber
Si
Box
Co.
with
500,000
feet
of
logs
from
Shawatlans
Lake
where
a
new
logging
operaUon
Is
being
commenced
this
week.
A
similar
cdntract
has
been
signed
with
Pacific
Mills
for
delivery
to
the
Ocean
Falls
pulp
and
paper
mill.
In
addltlori,
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
is
taking
out
logs
at
Shawatlans
for
export
to
the
Orient.
Automobile
Goes
Over
Embankment
Young
Man
Hurt
billion
Works
bill
K
EXPECTED
THURSDAY
As
a
result
of
an
automobile
ac-
'cldcnt
in
the
blinding
snowitonn
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
March
at
2:30
yesterday
morning
on
Elev-
20:
A
final
vote
on
President
cnth
Avenue
East.
Matt
Kimball
1
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
$4,-ia
patient
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
880,000.000
public
works
bill
Is
1
sral
Hospital
suffering
from
a
bro-
expected
to
be
taken
In
the
ken
collar
bone.
The
car,
which
Senate
not
later
than
Thurs-
,went
off
the
road
and
down
a
25-
day.
Majority
Leader
Harrison
toot
embankment,
turning
over
In
predicts
that
It
will
be
nassed
the
fall,
was
badly
damaged.
Sev-
as
it
stands
by
a
substantial
eral
other
joung
people
who
were
municipalities.
The
measure
was
tan
automobile
speed
record
or
300
.
majority.
in
the
venicle
escaped
witn
a
snaK-
an
honest
effort.,
to
satisfy
both
miles-
per
hour.
He
will
return
to
Ing
up.
Joe
Macheldon
was
the
debtors
and
creditors,
he
said.
j
England
with
his
ca.
Blue
Bird.
driver.