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DAILY
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Royal
Bank
of
Canada
68th
Annual
Meeting
Morris
W.
Wilson,
President
and
Managing
Director,
Stresses
Need
for
Orderly
Recovery
Recommends
Commission
to
Investigate
Financial
Relationships
Of
Dominion,
Provincial
and
Municipal
Governments
Sydney
G.
Dobson,
General
Increase
in
Deposits
Profits
Improved
"Business
Undoubtedly
on
Up
Grade"
Warning
against
the
dangers
of
mining,
as
a
whole,
the
number
a
speculative
boom,
and
a
plea
that
employed
is
greater
than
at
any
recovery
be
maintained
on
an
or-
time
in
our
history.
In
trade
the
derly
basis,
were
outstanding
fea-
volume
of
employment
is
not
un-tures
of
the
address
of
Morris
W.
satisfactory.
Under
these
clrcum-Wilson,
President
and
Managing
stances,
I
cannot
but
feel
that
the
Jlreptor,
at
the
68th
Annual
Gen-
time
has
come
to
examine
with
eral
Meeting
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
care
our
lists
of
those
receiving
Canada.
,
unemployment
relief.
It
Is
a
notable
That
recovery
was
well
on
the
fact
that
there
has
been
no
census
way
there
could
be
IRtle
doubt,
1
of
unemployment
since
1931.
At
a
and
"even
the
most
sanguine
would
.
time
like
the
nresent
a
biennial
have
hesitated"
a
year
ago
to
pre
dict
progress
as
great
as
that
which
has
been
accomplished
during
1936."
stated
Mr.
Wilson.
In
addressing
the
meeting,
Mr.
Wilson
said,
in
part:
'A
serious
drought
again
affect
ed
large
areas
In
the
West,
with
results
that
were
disastrous
to
the
farmers
immediately
concerned.
rhose
farmers
who
reaped
good
crops
last
year
benefited
materially
by
higher
prices,
but,
in
he
midst
of
a
broad
recovery,
farm
income
has
lagged
behind.
"It
is
gratifying
that
the
stocks
of
grain
In
Canada
are
again
of
normal
proportions.
Nature
Is
In
a
fair
way
to
take
the
Government
of
Canada
out
of
the
grain
business.
It
Is
sincerely
to
be
hoped
hat
she
will
not
be
drawn
Into
it
again.
Industries
"Prices
for
newsprint
have
shown
a
slight
Increase
during
the
past
year
and
this,
together
with
a
heavier
volume
of
sales,
has
brought
encouragement
to
the
"newsprint
Industry.
"In
the
lumber
Industry
there
has
been
a
satisfactory
volume
of
demand
from
Great
Britain
ever
since
the
beginning
of
their
build
ing
boom.
This
demand
has
been
maintained
during
the
past
year
jand
is
the
most
Important
factor
In
the
Improvement
of
conditions
in
lumbering
"The
value
of,
Canadian
mineral
production
established
a
new
high
record
in
1936,
amounting
to
ap-
proximately
$350
million
compared
with
$312
million
In
1935.
The
prospects
of
the
Canadian
mining
Industry
are
more
favorable
than
at
any
,time
in
the
past.
"Throughout
the
manufacturing
industries
of
Canada,
volume
of
production
has
been
above
the
level
which
prevailed
in
1926
and
In
October
reached
the
highest
point
recorded
since
July
1929.
Employment
and
Relief
"At
the
moment
manufacturing
employment
is
close
to
normal.
In
Treat
Yourself
to
a
Happy
New
Year
uv
having
your
Coal
bin
lull
of
the
best
coal
in
town.
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
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Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
Manager,
Reports
$50,000,000
census
would
give
our
various
governing
bodies
facts
which
would
help
them
In
determination
of
policies.
Division
'of
Taxes
"Over
a
wide
field
of
economic
legislation
it
is
virtually
impossible
to
guess
whether
ultimate
authority
rests
with
the
Province
or
with
the
Dominion.
"Let
us
secure
a
review
of
the
whole
subject
by
a
Royal
Commission
with
the
object
of
resolving
these
complexities.
Changed
social
and
economic
conditions,
have
thrown
responsibilities
on
various
governing
bodies
that
were
never
contemplated
at
the
time
of
Con-!
ieaeration,
and
as
a
consequence
it
is
found
increasingly
difficult,
in
some
Instances,
to
meet
these'
additional
responsibilities
wth
the
sources
of
revenue
at
their
disposal.
;
Having
regard
to
the
necessity
of:
maintaining
the
national
credit,
if
it
is
at
all
possible
some
solution
must
be,
found
which
will
permit!
botn
provinces
and
municipalities)
to
continue
the
service
of
their!
public
debt
In
full.
Individualistic
Democracy
"It
is
the
fashion
in
certain
quarters
to
say
Jhat
the
system
of
capitalism
or,
as
I
prefer
to
term
jit,
Individualism
has
failed.
"In
the
past
It
has
adapted
itself
to
changes
In
economic
conditions
and
social
concepts,
and
there
Is
no
reason
to
hlnk
that
such
adaptations
will
-not
continue
to
be
made.
In
fact,
they
must
be
made
If
the
system
l
to
Survive.
With
Communism,
Fascism
and
Nazlsrn
in
competition.
Individualism
will
survive
only
if
the
benefits
which
ft
provides
to
the
community
con
tinue
to
be
greater
than
those
conferred
upon
people
livlns
under
other
organizations
of
society.
"If
we
would
set
an
example
to
the
world
We
must
manifest
that
unusual
.
degree
of
self-control
which
restrains
booms
and
thus
avoids
subsequent
depressions.
Money
"It
Is
for
this
reason
then
that
thev
present
monetary
situation
Is
an
outstanding
challenge
to
economic
individualism.
Can
a
Donular
government,
such
as
that
in
the
United
States,
for
Instance,
deal
effectively
with
the
monetary
situation?
The
revaluation
of
gold
by
the
United
States
and
the
re
duction
in
the
gold
value
of
other
currencies,
made
almost
unanimous
this
past
year
by
the
capitulation
of
the
European
gold
bloc
Introduced
a
dynamic
Inflationary
force
into
world
economy.
It
is
encouraging
to
note
that
this
potentiality
seems
to
be
understood
by
the
monetary
authorities
in
the
United
States
and
that
they
are
taking
definite
action.
The
world
has
not
previously
experienced
a
period
when
borrowing
rates
have
been
so
low
for
so
long
a
time.
If
continued
on
this
basis
an
un-
healthy
and
artificial
situation
will
j
develop.
Easy
money
Is
a
powerful
.
force;
it
operates
somewhat
slowly,
but
to
wait
until
it
Is
evident!
mat
speculation
Is
out
of
hand
will
be
to
create
conditions
which
can
be
corrected
only
by
depression.
In
some
quarters
we
are
asked
to
believe
that
the
Increased
government
regulation
of
general
economy
may
make
It
possible
to
continue
low
interest
rates
more
or
less
indefinitely.
I
feel
strongly
that
this
view
Is
not
correct
and
that
the
action
now
being
taken
Is
by
no
means
premature.
By
use,
if
necessary,
of
the"'huge
reserves
already
accumulated
it
will
be
possible
to
prevent
any
serious
Interruption
in
recovery.
It
is
surely
better
that
we
maintain
the
upward
trend
for
a
prolonged
period
and
tlut
recovery
shall
proceed
In
an
orderly
manner,
with
the
mini-
;
TERRACE
A
Masonic
function
brought
sev
eral
visitors
to
Terrace
last
weck-iend.
including
W.
II.
Tobey
and
A.
O,
Rlx
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Thomas
McOubbJn
of
Pacific.
Terrace
weather
has
boen
cold
land
calm
with
near
zero
tempera-
turcs
for
the
past
week
A
pleasing
performance
wa
eiven
by
a
troun
of
little
girls
under
the
auspices
of
the
Wo-
mens
auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
on
Friday
last.
It
was
a
play
called
"The
Sleeping
Prin
cess."
The
attendants
and
thr
fairies
were
very
pretty
in
costumes
made,
by
the
local
ladies
At
the
close
the
little
Warden
girl
thanked
the
company
by
means
of
a
delightful
little
rhyme.
T.
W.
Hall,
inspector
of
schools
was
here
for
the
week-end.
While
here
he
gave
an
Interesting
story
of
his
trip
to
the
Vlmy
Memorial
mum
of
encouragement
to
Irresponsible
speculation.
We
must
on
no
account
allow
recovery
to
de
generate
into
boom
the
forerun
ner
of
depression.
Individualistic
economy
will
stand
or
fall,
de
pending
upon
its
ability
to
prevent
depressions.
General
Manager's
Address
In
reviewing
the
annual
balance
sheet.
Mr.
S.
O.
Dobson,
General
Manager,
referred
with
satisfaction
to
an
increase
of
$54,663,757
in
total
assets,
which
now
aggregate
$355,588,457,
and
to
an
Increase
In
deposits
during
the
year
of
$56.-579,909.
Mr.
Dobson
said
in
'part:
Current
Loans
Situation
"The
demand
for
loans
In
Canada
was
again
disappointing,
though
there
have
been
Indications
during
the
last
few
months
of
Increased
requirements
for
business
purposes.
While
advances
under
the
heading
of
Current
Loans
In
Canada
decreased
$41,251,783
during
the
year,
this
docs
not
mean
that
the
requirements
of
our
ordinary
borrowers
were
that
much
smaller.
The
reduction
is
fully
accounted
for
by
repayment
of
two
special
loans,
namely,
about
$33,-000.000
due
by
the
Wheat
Board
liquidated
principally
through
the
sale
of
surplus
stocks
of
wheat
held
under
Government
control,
and
the
repayment
of
approximately
$10.
000,000
due
bv
the
Canadlnn
Par!
flc
Railway,'
bete!:
our
nartlcina
tlon
jn
the
loan
to
that
comdanv
made
by
the
chartered
hink
of
Canada
under
Dominion
Govern
ment
guarantee.
"
"I
give
this
information
to
cor
rect
an
impression
which
casual
consideration
of
this
item
In
our
Balance
Sheet
might
create,
that
is.
that
business
Is
still
undergoing
a
process
of
liquidation.
"In
this
connection
It
is
interest
lng
to
note
that
total
commercial
loans
In
Canada
of
all
banks
are
only
:50.46
of
the
amount
out
standing
at
the
end
of
1929.
"Due
to
increased
volume
of
business,
I
am
pleased
to
report
an
improvement
In
profits
of
$201,-492.
While
not
large,
this
Is
an
encouraging
trend.
Improvement
in
Business
"A
review
of
conditions
in
Canada
and
other
countries
In
which
the
bank
has
branches,
indicates
a
definite
improvement
in
business
in
Canada
and
In
practically
all
nf
the
foreign
countries
in
which
we
are
represented.
Business
Is
un-doubtedly
on
the
upgrade,
and
I
look
forward
to
1937
with
a
greater
feeling
of
confidence
than
has
been
justified
for
some
years."
TRAPPERS
and
DEALERS
I
have
a
large
order
for
mink,
marten
and
all
varieties
of
fur
We
Guarantee
TWENTY
PERCENT
MOKE
than
you
can
get
anywhere
else
No.
1
Marten
$oo
Mink,
Interior
$23.
Mink,
coast
$12
to
$15
We
are
In
the
market
for
everything
Ship
jour
goods
now.
We
cannot
tell
how
long;
these
prices
will
last.
We
wire
you
your
money
GOLD
BLOOM
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
TARZAN
IN
NEW
FILM
Hair-Kaising
Thrills
in
Drama
Based
on
Edgar
Rice
Bur-rouglis
Characters
''Tarzan
Escapes,"
with
Johnny
Welssmuller
as
Tarzan
and
Maureen
0"Sulllvan
as
the
heroine,
is
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week-end.
With
hordes
of
jungle
beasts,
many
thrills
and
a
new
romantic
idea,
the
new
Edgar
Rice
Bur
roughs
adventure
yarn
takes
Tar-
zan
and
his
oeiovea
jane
imo
me
iand
of
the
giant
bats
where
many
-iprils
nre
encountered.
1
Prominent
In
the
supporting
1
last
of
"Tarzan
Escapes"
are
Ben-ita
Hume,
recently
seen
as
thej
malevolent
spy
In
"Suzy,"
William
j
Henry,
Herbert
Mundln
and
John
I
Buckler.
Henry,
promising
young
juvenile,
plays
the
role
of
Jane's
cousin
who
braves
darkest
Africa
to
find
her
and
induce
her
to
return
to
civilization
Mundin
adds
considerable
hilarity
In
another
of
his
typical
cockney
characterizations;
Buckler
is
seen
as
Major
Fry,
the
explorer,
as
villainous
a
character
as
ever
fought
his
way
through
an
African
swamp.
Battles
with
African
natives,
an
encounter
with
giant
bats,
Tar-zan's
fight
to
release
animals
captured
for
menageries,
the
rescue
of
the
white
patty
from
the
wild
Ganelonl
tribesmen,
the
mad
elephant
stampede
which
saves
the
scouting
party,
the
escape
of
Tarzan
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