.A.
Vancouver
barrister,
their
candidate
in
the
forth-
i-minr
federal
election.
.sir.
Cameron's
nomination
was
un-
gnlmous,
his
name
being
the
only
hroutht
before
the
conven-
Wron
In
the
chair,
were
II.
W.
e,
Lawrence
Lambly.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Iiitt,
Alex
MarKensie.
C.
O.
mpbell,
Jack
Preece.
K.
II
n'.on,
II,
F
Wearmouth,
Hob
t
McCarthy
O.
P.
Tinker,
(i.
J.
isrs,
A,
().
Franks,
W.
J.
Itay
and,
tlr
C
II.
Ilanklnson,
lUrt
Hubert
Ward,
W.
II.
union,
George
D.
Tlte.
David
titchie.
W
Sullivan,
Mrs.
It-
Or-
fcird
McLcod,
John
Bulger.
Neil
inrren
P
T
Cousins.
Robert
In
trail.
George
Grvsvenor
and
,
r
Swanson.
RUINS
WIH.
WER
HAWKS-
lic
shut
Out
Score
In
Na-
HocHry
league
Game
Last
Night
I
bruary
28
Bruins
n
uncerUln
man-by
scoring
a
six-t
-vi-tory
over
the
Chl-;
Hawks
In
the
only
x
ure
for
the
evening
i
"aai
Hockey
League
ght
the
Bruins
back
a
game
oi
the
leaa-
:k
Rangers
In
the
Boaton
wltl
play
at
Montreal,
the
De-?v
will
met
the
Ma-TBronto
and
Chicago
Rangers
In
New
NK'V
YORK
WHFT
H'N
V
RK
Feb
28.
Wheat
fu-
W!i
c
to
Vic
yestcr-
"
May
closing
at
102ii
'
M
'v
price
was
$l.02.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
I
SNEiV
YORK
Fph
28
Oonncr
dnwn
02c.
to
.08c.
to-1
!
Books
Needed
For
Soldiers
5
T.w
iiciirrs
quartered
at
the
Ja
hospital
buildlnir
read
a
5
"Q!d
deal
They
have
a
library
.J
'suction
of
about
one
hun-
Vrcd
bookv
buf
they
have
read
?i'JM!
M
k,uV..
I
i.,
.
v
.
uum
cuizcns
who
a
an
r.
:)t
ripon
tv,
tu::picr
sowiers.
t
Che
;
...
Feb.
28.-For
the
ser
'o
.tfht
DrltUh
Royal
Air
Force
planes
(lew
over
the
German
apl
.
tal
of
Berlin.
The
Air
Ministry
an
nounced
extensive
and
succs-sfui
i
.flight
over
Derlln.
Hanover.
Kiel
Canal
and.
Baltic
naval
bases,
drop-1
ping
pomphloU.
I
I
ne
previous
nigni
mere
nad
been
similar
extensive
flights
over
Berlin.
Dusseldorf.
Cologne
and
the
Reich
air
and
naval
bases.
At
Parts
a
French
communique
fSon.
He
was
proposed
by
It.
W.
Mia
in
naa
been
extensive
Cameron
and
seconded
by
.Miss
K.
j
frerwh
reconnaissance
flights
over
Earl.
.sir.
tameron
nas
aireaay
-
irreed
to
accept
the
nomination.
Junes
H.
Thompson
presided
ttr
the
Conservative
convention.
Speeches
were
made
by
Miss
Karl,
,
ft
McAfee.
R.
W.
Cameron
and
.
K.
Love
Dcletates
to
the
convention,
at
mrd
at
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
upert
Conservative
Association
t
night
with
President,
IL,
W.
PRESIDENT
RETURNING
Roosevelt
Relieves
Defences
of
Panama
Canal
Should
Be
Strnegthened
BALBOA.
Canal
Zone.
Feb.
28
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
Is
steaming
homeward
today
aboard
VSS.
Tuscallooca
following
an
In-pectton
yesterday
of
Canal
Zone
k,
defences
with
General
Vorhees.
the
mliitarv
M)Vrnnr
nnrlnv
file
In.
i
-
a
j
.
cm
.
mm
-
Ispeetton.
the
chief
executive
was
accompanied
by
army
and
nary
officials
by
whom
he
was
met.
After
the
Inspection.
Mr.
Roosevelt
ex
pressed
the
belief
that
more
guns
and
planes
were
necessary
for
adequate
long
range
defence
of
the
iaartat
.
(
The
Preedcnt
also
tlitted
Pan-
-'arrfturIrfff
yB
and
confer
red
with
the
cabinet
of
the
repub
disembark
from
the
Tutcaltooaa
at
Chartetci.
South
Carolina,
proceeding
from
there
to
Washington.
I
"Canadian
"Canadian
w
,!
1
T
ended
thcr
IVlaitland
1
0
Make
Tour
Of
Central
B.C.
M
!'.Miv?
at
$10.54.
drop-;
'
d;v
by
.02s.
to
.07c
!
Edward
F.
1
M:
ut
10.48c.
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
28:
CP
Hoh.
R.
L.
Maltland.
provincial
Concervative
leader,
who
has
beeni
In
the
East
In
connection
with
the
federal
election
will
start
a
tour
of'
the
province
from
Revelatoke
March
j
IS
on
behalf
of
Conservative
candidates.
He
will
visit
Kamloops
af-t
ter
Revelftoke
and
then
turn
up
to.
the
Cariboo
district
to
asslat
Fred;
'Stephens,
the
Conservative
candidate
there.
j
':
PASSING
OF
CANNERYMAN;
Nason,
for
Years
Man
ager
of
Boswell,
Dies
In
Vancouver
vavrnttvm.
Feb.
28:
CP
'
Edward
F.
Nason.
well
known
coast
''
eanneryman
and
for
yeai
manager
'of
Boswell
Cannery
on
Rivers
Inlet,
ilPri
vostcrdav
at
the
age
of
flfty-
Ifour
after
having
been
111
for
sev
eral
months.
Listless
Trading
J
horn
all
Corporal
Purdon
.the
ffc-
CfJr
Mjirf"
lTUUl
j
Ibunan
has
a,kcd
the
Dally
Un
OlOCK
5nfw
to
make
on
appeal
for
Coming
Tonight
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oounrtr
8
O
Jotwaton
Co
I
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.00.
Bralorne.
IQJbQ.
Cariboo
Quartz,
20.
Dentonla,
Falndcw.
Mhk.
Oold
Belt,
.
HedJey
Mascot.
.48.
Mlnto.
SUV,.
Noble
Five.
M.
Pend
OrelUe,
1.75.
Pioneer.
2.11
xd.
Prenner.
t2S.
Privateer.
.68.
Reeves
MacDonald,
.18.
Reno.-
37.
Relief
Arlington.
.12.
Balmon
Gold.
.03.
Sheep
Creek.
U09.
Qartboo-HudfoniH
Hedley
A
mat.
J00.
Ods
A.
P.
OwL.
-16.
Calmont,
5.
C.
tz
K,
l.W.
Freehold,
M.
Home,
2J6.
Paalta,.M.
Royal.
Oan,
.17
Okalt,
IM.
MtfBIff
M.
Praliw
RoyalUes.
.18.
Toronto
Aldermac,
29.
Seattle,
1.18.
Central
Pat,
230.
Cons.
Smellers.
44.00.
East
Malartlc.
3.70.
Fernland,
.03
V.
Francocur,
.41.
GodrLake.
8.
Hardrock,
1.04.
'
Int.
Nlekel.
.43
V.
Kerr
Addison.
2J1.
Little
Long
Lac.
3.05.
McLed
Cockshutt,
2.00.
Msdsen
Rade
Lake,
.40.
Mimeta,
.71.
Noranda.
72.00.
Pickle
Crow.
3i0.
Preston
Bast
Dome.
2.09
San
Antonio,
222.
Sherrltt
Oordon.
.95.
Bouseadtllac.
.04?.
Uchl.
.70.
Mother.
.03.
Oklend,
.08.
Smelters
Gold,
.01
.
Dominion
Bridge.
37.75.
PREMIER
IN.WEST
WINNIPEG.
Feb.
28:
After
1
.-
.1
MtUnliuii,
list
nlftht
(n
his
first
platform
address
of
the
campaign,
Prime
Minister
William
I
Lyon
MacKenzle
King
was
enroute
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Nfttlnnnl
Rftll-
New
York
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....
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arp
a
xl
7UK
may
be
left
at
the
order-
joom
at
the
old
hospital
or
bp
called
for-
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rw
nvcnimt
t0
donors,
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st0ck
'he
will
'arrive
Thursday
to
receive
.
.
.
was
was
listless
listless
on
on
the
me
m
New
-
renominatlon
that
cvenlnB.
To.
Exchange
luVPr,cvc.S"ovcr
night
he
will
n..M.
mnnii
The
day
s
lunio
1
1
.
e
ichangcd
at
HG.73
ana
,atcr
today,
nt
30.51.
j.12
spend
at
Saskatoon.
Ernest
Lapolntc,
Do-
was
510,000
shares
w
th
the
!
ina
m
.
,
minister
of
Justice,
who
ar
trial
average
146.73
a
!rlVcd
'here
from
Ottawa
with
Mr.
-r
j
Authorize
Contracts
ubrarv
Weather
Forecast
Tomorrows
Tides
Pi.u
n
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-j
High
....
5:35
am
20.0
It.
','
Mands
Fresh
to
strong
18:41
pjn.
16.7
ft.
,
tiast
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
u
:i
probable
snow
tonight.
Low
....
12:12
pjn.
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ft.
j
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIX
No
50.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
28,
1940.
PRICE:
8
CENT3
lANDIDATJ
MORE
RAIDS
IS
(HGSYON
GERMANY
,a
Conservatives
Put
Vani
narrbter
In
Field
for
Federa
Liection
Honors
Making
the
third
candidate
t.-l-
I
tttm
flvlrl
It!
aitfllllnn
nlof
Hanson,
the
Liberal,
and
rorge
Weaver
of
New
Westmin-
the
C.C.F.,
Sheena
district
unicrvatives,
In
convention
here
day
chose
George
F.
Cameron
I
Air
force
Planes
Fly
Over
'In
For
Second
Successive
Mint
ENCIRCLE
yiiPURi
Russians
Moving
to
Take
Finnish
City
Defenders
Fight
Desper-
I
ately
in
Mannerhelm
Line
HELSINGFORS.
Feb.
28:
ICPI
A
communique
last
night
Indicated
that
the
Russians
were
aiming
at
some
sort
of
encirclement
of
Vllpuri,
strategic
second
city
of
Finland.'
The
Finns
are
reported
desperately
in
Mannerhelm
Line
positions
southeast
and
east
of
Vllpuri,
resisting
stubbornly
what
seems
ceasless
waves
of
Russian
attacks
on
three
fronts.
Eighteen
Rusdan
tanks
and
a
large
quantity
of
Russian
small
arms
were
claimed
to
have
been
taken
by
the
Finns
W
R
Dcvp
.!
v
of
Winnipeg
to
yesterday
despite
their
retreat.
ay
first
vis;f
her"
.s.nce
apoolnt-
Meantime
reinforcements
have
ment
as
Vir
P"
-ident
of
Canad-
been
ruined
up
to
both
sides
and
lan
National
Railways.
He
and
his
bitter
fighting
proceeds
In
the
Vll-
oarty
are
due
at
7
pjn.
by
special
purl
section.
train
Baron
von
Mannerhrlm.
Finnish
commander-in-chief
has
ordered
the
complete
evacuation
or
all
towns
within
twenty-five
miles
of
beleaguered
Vlipurl.
A
Russian
communique
from
Moscow
today
claimed
that
Finnish
defences
on
the
Mannerhelm
line
were
crumbling
and
that
the
Russians
were
advancing
on
all
other
fronts.
So
far
In
February
nlnety-stx
Finnish
civilians
have
been
kil'ed
In
Russian
air
raids,
a
statement
at
Helsingfors
said.
.
I
i
being
built
at
Prince
Rupert.
DAN
CUPID
VERY
BUSY
Darts
of
Matrimony
Have
Been
Flying
Since
War
Began
OTTAWA,
Feb.
28
-Slnce
the
war
started
last
September.
Dan
Cupid
has
been
very
busy
In
Canada.
The
number
of
marriages
this
January
totalled
3,500
as
compared
with
2.-300
In
the
same
month
last
year,
an
Increase
of
48
per
cent.
Conservatives
in
Federal
Election
1
War
News
CANADIANS
IN
FINLAND
I
HELSINKI
The
Helsinki
radio
j
today
announced
that
the
first
Canadian
Volunteers
had
arrived
in
Finland.
HUNGARIAN
INCIDENT
BUDAPEST:
Hungarian
po-
flghtlng
"ce
today
laid
virtual
siege
to
the
French
Legation
where,
they
as
serted,
French
ministers
were
harboring
forty
Czech
refugees,
who
had
entered
Hungary
illegally.
LLOYD
GEORGE'S
WARNING
LONDON:
Speaking
at
Dorchester,
Rt.
Hon.
David
Lloyd-George,
who
was
Great
Britain's
Prime
Minister
of
the
Firt
Great
War.
warned
this
country
sharply
that
it
faced
an
acute
food
shortage.
"We
are
not
so
well
off
as
last
time
for
a
long
war,"
he
declared.
Lloyd-George
took
issue
with
Fomer
War
Minister
II-re-Relisha's
advocacy
of
Immediate
and
act've
hrlp
to
Finland.
Great
Britain
should
not
be
skidded
over
the
icy
snows
of
the
north
into
a
war
with
Russia,
he
declared.
The
final
peace
should
not
be
a
sham
pact
but
one
of
lasting
endurance.
GERMANY
HELPING
RUSSIA
HELFINGFORS:
Russia
is
Importing
German
technicians
to
operate
the
Salmajervi
nickel
min
s
In
Northrn
Finland
which
n-t
B'Haln
and
Canadian
Interests
were
to
,
have
opened
shortly,
ft
Is
learned
here.
It
is
also
planned
to
similarly
operate
iron
mines
in
that
area.
,
.l.U,rpUlJJb
For
vMiiri
.
-pAn,S:BrJn,-ing
Vxo
more
Germans
down
doWn
Mtw',
two
OTAWA.
Feb.
28:
(CP
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
announced
today
that
an
order
In
council
had
been
passed
awarding
con-
tracts
for
mine-sweepers
to
British
Columbia
shloyards.
Each
ship
costs
$620,000.
two
4
German
planes
which
took
part
mand.
DROVE
GERMANS
OFF
LONDON:
The
British
trawler
Aurora,
one
of
four
attacked;
by
German
war
planes
yesttrday,
drove
off
two
after
a
twenty
minute
machine
gun
battle.
Smoke
was
streaming
from
the
tall
of
one
attacker,
it
was
reported
today.
EASING
UP
CENSORSHIP
PARIS;
The
French
press
wlll
e
restored
wllh
complete
free-to
enress
politics)
opinion.
D'nlnniatle
and
military
news
nil),
however,
still
he
strictly
censored.
KING
IS
n
A
A
Art
V
NAME
IS
wmi
CHANGED
Pictures
l
ong
and
Widespread
War
and
Stresses
Importance
of
Having
Competent
Government
Will
be
Known
as
National
Government
Candidates
I
WINNIPEG,
February
28
(Cana-
SAULT
STE.
MARIE,
February
28
dian
Pressi
Prime
Minister
Wlll-
H
Canadian
Pressi
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
lam
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
paint-
GERMANS
;
GERMANY
RESCUED
ANXIOUS
JFour
A'""en
Who
Lost
Their
Flane
Would
Guarantee
Roumanian
Bor-
on
Picked
Up
From
North
Sea
tvo.
m:
a
British
Iisvnuv?,
trawler
yesterday
rescued
from
the
North
Sea
four
German
fliers
whose
plane
had
been
shot
down
outside
the
Firth
of
Forth
In
the
course
of
an
attempted
air
raid
on
the
British
east
coast.
The
Germans
had
taken
to
a
rubber
boat
after
their
plane
dropped
into
(he
sea.
A
second
German
plane
crashed
on
British
soil.
NO
PEACE
EXPECTED!
lln.
ders
In
Return
for
Products-Price
Too
High
For
Bucharest
BUCHAREST,
Roumanla,
Feb.
28:
(CP)
Authoritative
quarters
said
today
that
Germany
had
offered
to
guarantee
lioumanian
borders
in
return
for
huge
increases
of
oil,
wheat
and
other
raw
material
shipments
to
the
Reich.
Authorities
said
It
was
extremely
doubtful
if
Roumanla
would
accept
because
virtual
Nazi
control
of
her
exports
was.
too
high
a
price.
Meantime"
German
anger
at
Roumanla
is
said
to
have
increased
as
a
result
of
the
signing
of
a
trade
agreement
with
France
and
the
increasing
of
railway
rates
on
Roumanian
goods
to
the
Reich.
Bucharest
Is
considering
emergency
mobilization
of
all
her
Industries.
Sumner
mner
Welles
Welles
of
of
the
the
United
United
State!
States'
,
.
.
the
occasion
of
his
UK
to
Ber-
01
ActlVltV
.
It
it
Is
Is
authoritatively
authoritatively
stated
In
I
Nazi
quarters.
Nor
does
he
expect
fl-
WocfoiTl
PVnnr
'
to
receive
a
oeace
plan
which
will:
vJll
l!
C51CI11
1
IU111
Justify
serious
consideration.
I
Der
Fuehrer
will,
it
Is
expected,.
Germans
Claim
to
Have
Resisted
advance
his
ambitions
In
regard
tol
French
Party
Successfully
central
and
southern
Europe
and
will
stress
claims
for
return
of
col-
PARIS.
Feb.
28.
Renewed
patrol
onles
lost
by
Germany
after
the
activity
between
the
French
and
tan
war.
A
Nazi
spokesman
said
yesterday
that
"British
terror
must
be
broken
before
the
constructive
forces
of
EurODfl
can
co-operate."
Welles
left
Rome
at
midnight
last
night
and
Is
to
make
a
stop
Switzerland
before
arriving
In
Ber
lln
nrfthahlff
nn
tVIHav
IT
a
ttil
Rlbbentrop
on
Friday,
it
Is
expected.
and
Chancellor
Hitler
on
Saturday
in
massed
German
flights
over
rTf
Tilt
WIT
France
during
the
past
forty-
.
J
II
lyj
M
V
H
eight
hours
was
announced
to-
I
'J
day
by
the
French
high
com
mitter's
Mood
Not
Conciliatory
For
Welles
Visit
j
BERLIN,
Feb.
28-
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
will
advance
no
peace'
1
.
T
T
I
r
A
-
.
r.
.
A
STRIKERS
Action
of
Sitdowners
at
Pioneer
Mine
Will
Not
Be
Tolerated.
Says
Premier
Pattullo
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
28:
CP
Striking
miners
at
the
Pioneer
Gold
Manlon,
Conservative
leader,
de-
Ing
a
dark
picture
of
a
long
and
proceedings,
Mr.
Pattullo
said
"this
dared
today
that
"all
candidates
widespread
war,
opened
his
west-who
belong
to
the
National
Con-
em
campaign
here
last
night
with
servatlve
party
are
supporters
of
a
plea
for
a
return
of
the
govern-the
national
government
move-
ment
as
"the
ablest
body
you
can
ment."
He
said
there
might
be
bring
together,
of
one
mind
and
On
Way
From
Winnipeg
.to
Princel0ther
candidates
supporting
the
one
purpose,
to
serve
you
In
the
Albert
Today
national
government
and
added:
war
effort.
"I
personally
prefer
to
use
the,
Speaking
last
night
at
the
first
term
'national
government
In
de-;of
two
meetings
he
will
address
In
scribing
our
candidates."
;the
west,
Mr.
King
warned
Usten-
i
MUST
WORK
UPON
FARM
I
French
Government
Requisitions,
Agricultural
Workers,
Requiring
Them
To
Put
In
Spring
Crops
PARIS,
Feb.
28:
(CP)'
The
ers
that
the
next
Parliament
would
I
be
a
"war
parliament"
with
the
covcrnment
having
power
and
death
over
citizens.
of
life
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
disturbance,
kind
of
thing
cannot
be
tolerated
In
British
Columbia."
He
said
that
the
members
of
the
International
Mine
and
Mill
Workers
Union
at
Pioneer
went
on
strike
five
months
ago
contrary
to
the
Industrial
Arbitration
and
Conciliation
Act
and
he
added
"the
law
must
be
upheld
and
It
Is
In
the
Interest
of
the
workers
as
well
as
of
the
employers
that
It
should
be.
WHERE
REAL
30.03
ou.oo
an
uu
dutlutles
uumuhm
nw-
uu"":,
(filled
,,
Kine.
Klllgt
"K
did
not
accoinpmij
accompany
the
niciianu
i
farm
'workers
wuimis
requisitioned,
rtrijuiaiwuiicu,
holding,
uuiuiiiki
West
n
t
vuhh
Coast
ui
of
Vancouver
vuutuuici
Island
iiaii
day
and
10
v
a.m.
o.m.
Tuesday
"-o
as
nortn-
....-
what
colder
with
rain.
damage.
Germans
on
the
Western
Front
Is
reported.
East
of
the
Moselle
River
the
Germans
repulsed
a
strong
French
patrol,
a
Berlin
communique
states.
iCALL
HOME
TURK
SHIPS
AH
Vessels
re
Required
to
Meet
Import
and
Export
Traffic
of
Islam
bidden
Turkish
merchant
ships
to
engage
In
tramp
traffic,
directing
that
every
vessel
must
touch
at
a
Turkish
port
each
voyage.
The
order
said
that
Turkish
shipping
was
required
by
Turkey's
need
to
mlns
hi
vp
pntoraH
tha
mlns
anrt
rnrrv
more
nf
hpr
hpnvv
lmnnrt
9nri
say
they
will-
remain
1
there
until
I
export
traffic
In
her
own
ships.
The
.
i
i
j
i
.
lr..njnn
n.n
u.j
u
uicir
Qcniauus
lor
wage
increases
are
granted.
.
The
men,
numbering
forty,
have
occupied
the
mine
at
the
2400-foot
level
and
are
equipped
with
bedding
and
food
for
two
or
three
days.
Dr.
Howard
T.
James,
managing
director
of
the
mine,
said
he
would
ask
the
British
Columbia
police,
through
Sergeant
S.
D.
Woods-Johnson,
to
take
action
against
the
slt-downers
and
get
them
out
of
the
mine.
Premier
Takes
Stand
VICTORIA.
Feb.
28.
Premier
London
Daily
Express
had
said
yes
terday
that
all
Turkish
shipping
had
been
ordered
to
return
to
home
ports,
a
report
that
was
at
first
denied
by
Turkish
authorities.
SCHOOrs
AT
NEW
POINTS
Airmen
to
be
Trained
at
Vancouver,
Calgary,
Prince
Albert,
Saskatoon,
Regina,
Ottawa
raiiuuo
luaay
anuuncea
wiai
me
OTTAWA,
Feb.
28:
(CP)
Hon.
......
f""
-."
iNorman
Kogers,
minister
oi
na-
Instructed
to
remove
the
sitdowners
tlonal
defence,
announced
yester-from
the
Pioneer
mine
and
he
stat;,day
tnit
alr
training
schools
are
to
ed
that
"the
mine
shall
be
given
.he
established
at
Vancouver.
Cal-protectlon
so
that
It
can
again
belgary.
saskatoon.
Prince
Albert,
Reopened
up
for
the
benefit
of
the,gina
and
Ottawa
in
addition
to
lo-
woricers
tnemseives
and
the
neonle.
of
the
province
at
large."
Regarding
this
phase
of
the
strike
ISTANBUL,
Turkey.
Feb.
28:
(CP)
The
Turkish
government
has
for
atlons
previously
announced.
BERMUDA
PURCHASE
United
States
Senator
Proposes
Legislation
to
Buy
it
With
War
Debts
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Feb.
28.
Senator
Robert
R.
Reynolds
of
North
Carolina
announces
he
will
Introduce
legislation
In
the
"United
States
Senate
calling
for
the
pur
chase
of
the
BrltLsh
Island
of
Bur-
T
4
UT
nt
I
I
ri
muda,
payment
to
be
made
for.
KAInl
rAliljl
same
bv
deduction
from
the
British
JJV
wa.r
debt
to
the
United
States.
Town
Has
8?4
Inches
In
nolds
says
he
will
introduce
this
Less
Than
Day
ioui
m
view
oi
umisn
mierierence
with
United
States
mall
at
Bur-
approaching
Vancouver
Island
from
J
VERA
CRUZ,
Feb.
28.
A
town
muda.
the
southwest
Is
causing
rains
on
near
here
had
no
less
than
83,i
j
.
BAR
GOLD
x
,
i4,
mwHw
fl..
linnii
InHnv
trading
toiaueu
.,.,.
nlt.
t
tt
a
InfnnH.
I
Vsorvi
f
r
f
Vs
a
ckl
1
iivia
wi1iitni
nrsn-
.
cfrAisn
crvn
Hi
a
t
tr
tfApf
trlnrlc
irrt
f!allfnrnia
fitvirl
rfvndltion.i
hp
Tirlop
of
bar
cold
on
th
I
Jin
rift
n
itROOOO
shares
with
industrials
u
.
Edmonton
trol
to
assure
sDrin
ulanUne
on
ainrobablv
moderate
nales
and
some-
came
serious,
doing
widespread
market
was
unchanged
today
a;
full
scale.
$37.54
per
fine
ounce.
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