Tomorrow's
Tides
leather
Forecast
mm
High
2:M
ft-m.
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r,...r
11
nd
Oucen
Char
Jiupv.
-
L
,
a
tlrnnn
"
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"
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.,
tunas
winds,
cloudy
with
some
:trM.
No.
289.
pulse
ermans
ith
h
'
Losses
.
i
n..klt.ll
li
JN
Der
12
The
Oerman
.i
t.
Jim
mum
a
iiim.-
-porting
to
disclose
events
op
to
the
outbreak
of
war
2ff
Hrvnm.nti
Minlrl
in
bnok
Mtenslbly
to
show
that!
r?
did
everything
possible
to
tjcs
peacefully
and
that
Britain
was
responsible
for
I
we
war
Poland
oes-
a
nnlu
mm
lntttmn(
nf
m
viisw
ii
aiii
utisiss
w
will
to
war
"
i
re
i
erai
ut
Len
I
IT
11
Attended
Kites
This
After
s
for
Well
Known
Local
Fur
Trader
uneral
of
the
late
Len
,
ho
died
suddenly
at
i
oay
ai
me
ena
oi
me
wee
I
nrari
BTTSPr
inriK
n
arc
kills
n
from
the
chapel
of
B.C.;
eri
to
Fairvicw
ucmeicry
cnmwr
nr
rrl(nn
O'lrnninu.
.
I
r
m
t
m
rtl-.l
v
jacuon.
pasior
oi
nrsv
Churrh
nrriplalfxt
nnd
MLsSt
npany
hymns
which
werei
Kindly
Light"
and
"Nearer
to
Thea."
Pallbearers
were
I
Boyd,
Frank
Warnc,
Peter
wi,
p
m
Crosby.
F.
K.
Feero
m
IIahi...
vplshsA
n
pa
n
.
'
oi
uorai
onennij.i
y
Have
Been
urns
Ut
Wazi
1
.
11T
1
him
narcnui
.
m
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
a
ritish
Troop
(activity
k
PTI17ITV
On
W
estern
Front
1
;
"
patches
said
the
British
threw
back
the
Ger-j
Resignation
Ul
near
the'
-
.
1
rrrr
Moselle
Valley-
Comparatively
v
l
U
iisn
ntmui
td:
range
but
refrained
a
k.ng
without
wam-
1!
'i
would
have
been
in
-
v
a
h
n
inn
1
3.
-3U
0
lIIMriiiw""-
!tr4
U
re
dot
ted
to!
.
.
.
.
f.lu
A
ti
1
A
.
A
IT
T
T
T
t
OIL
BOOK
IS
OUT
heavy
German
losses
were
reported
while
the
British
reported
no
dead,
wounded
or
prisoners.
nivnr1Rvamon
ATT
TT7Q
TW
D0S
Dec
12
CP-
v
jbmannc
siRhted
the
.
.
1
nr
nrman.
nre-
a
a
il.
A
'
1
aa
V
W
"
-
Murmansk,
with-
AGREEMENT!';
is
nnai
jitaiy
menu
.naae
mm
rmnre
roi
icuituian
rHifiu
I
h
Khtn
AVi1
Mpurtnn
Trevanlon
and
Huntsman-
perdue
on
Atlantic
voy'ages,
fell
victims
to
the
Oer.
Pket
battleship
Admiral
r
It
Is
believed
here.
War
Period
LONDON,
Dec
11:
(CP)
Sir
John
Simon,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
announced
In
the
lloute
of
Commons
today
that
Great
flritaln
and
France
have
signed
a
comprehensive
agree
ment
governing
wartime
finan.
ctal
co-operstlon.
The
agree
men!
rorrrt
rxchante
problems.
.
'
available
"currencies,
loan
float
Inf
and
generally
establishes
monetary
solidarity
between
the
two
countries.
It
will
remain
In
effect
until
two
months
after
the
end
of
the
war.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court
7
8,
D.
Jormatoo.
Co.)
Vancouver
Bl
Missouri.
.13.
Bralome.
11.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
Dentonla,
.02.
Falrvlew.
.01
H.
Oold
Belt.
.18.
Hcdley
Mascot,
J9.
Mlnto.
.01
H.
Noble
Five.
XI
Pend
Oreille,
2.25.
Pioneer.
2.20.
Premier.
US.
Privateer,
.90.
Reeves
Macdonald,
.35.
Reno.
J5i.
Relief
Arlington.
JOij.
Salmon
Oold.
.03.
Sheep
Creek.
1.18.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.03Vi.
Oils
A.
P.
Con
.16.
Calmont,
M.
C.
&
E..
2.12.
Home.
2.75.
Royal
Canadian,
.18.
OkalU,
1.20.
Mercury.
.06
Vi.
Prairie
Royalties.
.19.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.35.
Beattle,
1.01.
Central
Pat.,
2.39.
Cons.
Smelters,
47.50..
East
Malartlc.
3.35.
Fcrnland.
.02.
Francocur,
40.
;
Oods
Lake,
.62.
Hardrock,
U6.
Int.
Nickel.
45.25.
Kerr
Addison,
2.14.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.00.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2J0.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.45.
I
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.30.
.
Ktoncta,
.00.
'
Noranda,
76.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.30.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.10.
San
Antonio,
2.20.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.16.
Uchl,
.80.
Bouscadlllac,
.03
Vi.
Masher,
.09.
Oklend,
.13.
Dominion
Bridge,
39.50.
EXPULSION
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
"B.C.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
12,'
1
9397
AT
FRONT
German
Patrols
Busy
Near
That
Part
of
IJne
Occupied
by
British.
PAItlB.
Dfc.
12:
CPi
A
French
communique,
covering
Monday'a
fighting
on
the
Western
Front,
said
tenement
in
Which
llritnn.
Participate,,
W,322S
PUOC
South
of
Hlischtlorf
iNcar
MoscllC
alley
rcachlng
Paris
aald
there
was
heavy
.
..
.
.
r
I
.
in.
TI
i
T)ll
iol
f
fnnnB
ii'nrn
ff
IS-
-
.
.
.1..
o...
AKIN
LCCl'iniivr
i-.
vi
t
ijuush
h
uu
,
oerman
pairoi
acuuyjn
mc
oaai
.
1
..1
.
.
.
n
1
1
o.i.
ttt
t
n
cnitTinnn
-AftstM
nav
tit
ifrniin
mnnn
ni
imnn
in
rhr
first
renorted
direct
entraeementitne
Allied
line.
.nn
iii-n
ernFYont
itVnnt
between
hotvvppn
British
urinsn
and
nnfi
German
iierman
forces.
iorces.
II
7
at-"
f
n
jnday
,nilnv
in
in
nn
an
attack
nttiick
south
SOUth
Of
of
BUSChUOn
Buschdorf
Is
Now
Definltelr
Out
nf
Leacue
of
NatUm
Follnwlne.
Einrry
of
Two
Year
Period
GENEVA.
Dec.
12"
CP-Itaiysi
reslnnatlon
from
the
Leati
f
Na-i
Ions
became
effective
yesterday
with
the
expiration
of
the
two
year
period
of
nouee
served
on
Decern
-
i
Hr
11
m
Ttalv
reslened
owlnz
Sir
John
Simon
Tells
of
Arranje-1
to
the
League's
denunciation
of
the
!of
Russia
Great
Britain
and
France
F.xpected'
10
suppors
Afr"f'n
.unc
M
leaguej
of
Rations
.,
I
O
EN
EVA.
Dec.
12.
If
Russia
re-.
iMts
the
Leaide
of
Nations
As-
i
sembly
proposal
that
she
submit!
the
dupute
with
Finland
u
me
Leacue
for
mediation,
and
It
lsi
t
expected
that
she
will.
It
Is
con-j
.sldered
likely
that
Great
Britain
and
France
will
support
the
move
of
ArgenUne
to
expel
the
Soviet
i
from
the
League.
1
.
,
The
twenty-four
hour
deadline,
for
reply
to
the
League
of
Na-i
tton's
offer
to
mediate
the
Russo-
Finnish
war
expired
today
without
i
any
reply
being
received
from
thel.
Soviet
although
Finland
Immedl-
ately
accepted
the
offer.
A
thlrten
nation
committee.
Including
a
ca-.
nnrtinn
renreseniaiive.
wmcn
IS
Indications
point
to
adoption
of
such
a
resolution
by
a
large
maj-
i...
-iu
4MliVtt
nr
tnmnrrnv
Argentina
will
then,
according
to
plans,
present
a
proposal
lor
ex
pelling
Russia
from
the
League
Russian
sources
Indicated
that,
this
happened,
they
woid
break!
loff
relations
with
Great
Britain'
and
France
unless
those
nation.
'beat
them
to
the
draw.
New
York
Stock
!
Market
Is
Quiet
Little
Change
In
Price
Ranee
Ing
Early
Trading
Today
urw
vonK.
Dec.
12.
The
New
York
stock
market
opened
quietly
today
with
little
price
change
m
early
trading.
The
mausinai
average
rose
.05
In
the
first
hour
to
147.10
and
the
rail
average
.oh
to
41.32.
The
Hartley
Bay
fish
packer
t
n
Tnhl
which
snerman,
uayt..
--
,
brought
In
the
boat
Audrey
W.
on
In
nnnoMS
fairranks
sr.
First
Ranking
Movie
Star
Dies
HOLLYWOOD.
Dfrenber
il
CP
-Doul'
Fairbanks
Sr
died
todar
from
a
heirt
attack,
at
the
ae
of
flfty-slx.
A
dash
.
.
.
....
.i
1
t
.,
-.
.
.
V.
bedside
were
the
widow,
the
former
Lady
Sylvia
Ashley,
and
his
brother,
Robert.
Hi?
son.
Douglas
Fairbanks
Jr..
was
called
a
few-minutes
before
his
father
death
but
did
not
reach
the
house
in
time.
The
picture
shows
Fairbanks
and
his
w
lfe.i
Ultimatum
To
Hitler;
LONDON,
Dec.
12:
(CP)
life."
German
Freedom
Party"
m.
.
.
.
I
-a
JbUajI
av
ar-k
A
(considfria?
FlnlAnds
appeal
for
sfnt
a
100-day
-ultimatum
to
eiM
Kikrrurt
Hrftftlnff
ft
tPDnrt
tO.
u.Uu
IIUU.
U
"Paetnr.r.r.
3
;the
Uague
Assembly
which
would
manv
tne
oerman
people"
condemn
Russia
as
an
aggressor.
1
within
that
time
or
lose
his
FIGHTS
IN
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND,
Dec.
12:
Two
j
world
boxing
champions
were
In
action
in
Cleveland
4ast
night.
Henry
Armstrong,
welterweight
champion,
knocked
out
Jimmy
Garrison
of
Kansas
City
In
the
seventh
of
a
ten
round
non-title
Weather
Forecast
Sunday,
navmg
n
r
Rml.WThe
nreuure
it.
rnr.
Len
weaver,
expetw
ww.v.-.
w,
Z
return
tonight
remains
low
off
the
queen
Char
to
Hartley
Bay
"
U
liarwcy
to
return
i,MII
"
...
onM
hlirh
Oro
lnUe
T.n
Islands
and
high
nver
over
Ore
funeral
of
Mr,
weav-
er
Rev.
J.
Flndlay,
United
Church
missionary
at
Hartley
Bay.
who
came
north
In
connection
with
the
incident
of
Mr.
Weaver's
death,
will
return
to
Hartley
Bay
with
the
Sherman.
gon.
Southeast
gales
and
showers
continue
over
Vancouver
Island.
The
weather
Is
mild
throughout
the
province.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Southerly
gales,
mild
and
showery.
:
SUNK
BY
Other
Victims
British
Steamers
King
Egbert
and
Middlesbro
Also
Lost
Low
Sends
Message
To
Viscount
Cort
Followlnr
Last
Week's
Visit
To
14:38
via.
21.4
ft.
.
8:50
am.
7.2
ft.
21.19
pjn.
2.8
It.
PRICE:
S
CENTO
Action
KING
IS
'CUTTING
PLEASED
FINLAND
IN
TWO
Front
I
Russians
Reported
early
Half
LONDON.
Dec.
12:
King
George.
Way
Across
Mid-Section
Stub-
in
a
message
to
viscoum
oon,'
w
commander-in-chief
of
the
British
.
,,7Tt
Dec
,n.
12.
(CP
IPP.
-fldence
Army
In
France,
expresses
full
con-1
STOCKHOLM,
in
the
British
troops
which
Soviet
troops
have
driven
f
llty-h-
eight
miles
into
central
Finland
on
visited
last
week.
The
new,
generation
of
British
fighters
Is
the
middle
front
and
are
wllhln
....,
v,vt
tn
.fri.t.nrv
anrf
mirit
rvf
ntv-two
miles
of
their
objec-
to
the
previous
one,"
declared
His
tive
of
cutting
the
country
In
two,
Majesty.
Escaped
German
Aliens
Picked
Up
In
Alberta
AIR
FORCE
SUPERIOR
Ten
Members
Of
Destroyer
Crew
Still
Missing
n
v
.
.
.
r
I
I
I
T
AUTVW
T
vt
lO-
(POk-
Ttt'A
ftf
imlralty
today.
The
San
Alberto
I
stilt
missing
and
apparently
dead,
'was
a
7400-ton
vessel.
The
Swedish
i
vessel
Torn
of
3792
tons
struck
a
i
-
I
mine
In
Swedish
waters
and
sans,
!
all
on
board
being
saved.
The
Tore
jsank
In
Oresund,
according
to
Co-i
nrnhacen'
reoofis.
the
crew's
fate
Henry
Armstrong
and
AI
Itostak
not
being
immediately
known.
Both
Score
Knock-out
Victories
More
Victims
London,
Dec.
12:
iupi
me
British
steamer
Middlesbro.
989
tons.
Is
reported
to
have
struck
a
submerged
lobJect
off
the
east
coast
of
England,
the
crew
being
rescued
when
she
sank
Loss
nf
the
British
steamshtD
King
Egbert
4500
tons,
Is
disclosed
bout.
AI
Hostak
of
Ssattle,
middle-
fwlth
the
landing
of
thirty-two
sur
weleht
chamDlon.
knocked
out
Eric
Seeling
of
New
York
in
the
first
of
a
scheduled
fifteen
rounder
in
which
Hostak's
National
Boxing
Association
title
was
at
stake.
The
show
was
for
the
Cleveland
News
annual
Christmas
Fund.
vlvors.
Attempt
On
Nazi
Governor's
Life
pfi!?
n
12!
Several
Nazi'
guards
were
killed
by
Poles
In
an
I
attack
directed
against
Arthur
Grleser,
military
governor
of
Pol-1
and,
near
here.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
12
Copper
was
selling
at
11.30
onthe
New
York
Metal
market
today
for
March
delivery.
the
Admiralty
announced.
Nominations
In
B.
C.
Cities
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
12:
Yesterday
was
nomination
day
for
the
municipal
elections
in
twenty-one
British
Columbia
cities.
There
were
many
acclamations.
Elections
will
take
place
Thursday
except
In
Revelstoke
and
Kamloops
where
they
will
be
held
Saturday.
NEW
YORK
WHEAT
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
12:
New
Yorl:
wheat
futures
were
tc
lower
to
according
to
word
brought
by
re-
fueees
to
Sweden.
Reinforcements
are
being
rushed
in
by
the
Finns
'in
the
effort
to
hold
off
the
Invaders
and
prayers
are
being
of-ifered
up
for
snow
which
might
!hold
off
the
Russians
until
spring.
I
Finnish
ski
scouts
were
reported
,to
hve
slipped
through
Russian
lines
yesterday
on
the
.
Karelian
Isth?1QS
almost
to
tne
RussIn-CALOARY.
caiiary
Dec
Dec.
12-
12.
CP-
CP-
Two
Two
eMg
ot
and
Valk-
Oerman
aliens
who
escaped
f
rem
ffom
Kananaskls
internment
camp
last
'
x3tder
week,
w
ere
recaptured
by
city
pol-
Ume
ol
a
lfV
ca5t
of
';,
received
of
frequent
artillery
duels
Calgary
today.
Ibetween
the
Russian
fleet
an3
coastal
batteries
in
the
Gulf
of
Finland.
Fifty
planes
were
reported
to
.have
bombed
a
Russian
armored
train
on
the
Karelian
Isthmus.
Reports
from
Geneva
said
that
Italian
Army
pilots
and
ground
Canadians
Take
Prominent
Part
had
.a,L
In
A
rOperaUcn,
In
Eun
f
Uar.
Sir
Klngsley
Wood
-aU
zk
within
reason.'
tungsiey
wooa
torn
me
nausc
ai
,
.
.
.
-
-
PPWn
materUK
Commons
today
that
Great
Britain;111
could
claim
"definite
superiority
in
our
aircraft"
over
Germany.
.
The
Secretary
for
Air
disclosed
'that
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
("will
In
due
course
be
playing
their
part
In
active
air
operations
in
Europe"
and
"meanwhile
a
Cana-
SKI
MEET
AT
JASPER
Idian
flehter
squadron
has
been
,
.
...
.
,
.
....
.
r-ono
uuiciai
upeninp
oi
.ew
uownmu
l
Jll
UUJ
,
Ut!
Da,,
.f
la.
iruisn
sieamer
n
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JASPER,
Dec.
12.
Official
opening
of
the
new
downhill
ski
course
here
has
been
set
for
December
31
when
competitors
from
various
centres
of
Western
Canada
will
par
ticipate
m
a
tropny
race
over
tne
three
and
a
half
mile
ski
run
from
the
Deak
of
Whistlers
Mountain.
The
announcement
was
made
yetS-
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jasper
ski
uiud
wmcn
ai
so
will
be
hosts
at
the
Alberta
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chamoionshlos
in
January.
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man
nr
Via
c.
San
Alberto
in
the
Atlantic
Ocean
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trover
Jersey,
torpedoed
by
a
Ger-:
downhill
race
will
climax
a
week's
I
was
announced
bv
the
German
Ad-
man
submarine
last
Thursday,
are.
skiing
program
at
Jasper
On
December
26
SDeclal
rjartles
of
skiers
from
Edmonton,
Calgary
and
Vancouver
will
convene
at
the
Alpine
Village
for
seven
days
of
varied
winter
SDorts
which
will
In
clude
a
daily
ski
school
under
SwLu
Instructors
on
the
slalom
slopes
where
the
new
ski
tow
is
being
con
structed.
Sleighing,
skating
and
social
events
also
will
feature
'the
carnival
program.
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Pprtland
2,
Vancouver
2
over
time).
HER
MOTHER
DIES
HAZELTON.
Dec.
12:
Mrs.
W.
J.
Greer
of
Hazelton
has
received
laic
higher
today
with
May
trading
word
of
the
death
of
her
mother
at
at
94S.C
this
mornlne.
her
old
home
on
the
prairie.
Salvation
Army
Xmas
Cheer
The
Salvation
Army
Is
making
Us
regular
Christmas
campaign
again
this
year
and
donations
will
be
received
for
that
cause
by
the
Daily
News
and
will
be
acknowledged
through
this
paper.
Captain
Halsey
of
the
Salvation
Army
says
that
there
will
be
great
need
of
funds
to
carry
Christmas
Cheer
to
a
large
num
ber
of
families.
That
is
why
he
Is
making
this
appeal.
Money
may
be
sen
to
the
Dally
News
or
to
the
Salvation
Army.
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