unh
resistance
and
mther
conditions.
Wlih
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
8.-Durtng
Sat
urasj
s
brief
trading
ecsjrion
on
New
Manhattan
Allowed
to
Tweed
BrltUh
Contraband
Control
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
8
The
master
of
the
United
States
liner
Manhat
tan
advised
his
head
office
here
yuterday
that
he
had
bcrn
allowed'
10
Proceed
on
hi
voyage
to
Genoa
Iter
his
Jthltl
hnH
haan
Haialnart
fori
Prlng
In
t0
action
and
the
Soviet
"l
-
CncOlinlar
n
snr
nf
Ilia
mmn
w.vumuer
a
war
oi
me
Mime
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
8:
CP.
Heard
For
Three-quarters
An
Hour
Tomorrow
CAPTAIN
IS
RECOVERING
thrr,
hundred
RuMlana
had
been
BMpwrwk
nd
three
weeks
of
lone-
Kkjl
i
KLSH
xillfd
with
many
wounded.
"neM
on
the
rufed
Wert
Coast
of
MM-i
UIUIj
stabulary
Scene
of
Terrific
Blast
Tonight
LONDONKRKY,
Jan.
8s
(CP)
Headquarters
of
the
Ulster
Special
Constabulary
for
Londonderry
and
the
northwest
were
bombed
tonight.
There
were
no
njurie.
shaken
by
the
terrific
The
city
was
esploslon.
A
bomb
was
thrown
from
the
street.
NEW
YORK
COl-PKU
r.,.r
vrmw
Jnn.
8:
New
York
Her
a
long
series
the
causes
of
Hore-Bellsha's
rt.
iv,.
in.ii.
rmni
A,.
c..
vuncvuvrr
mans
causea
caDiain
w
Afrnt
n
n.
cimpalgn
appear,
likely
to
coi-0
Skinner
of
the
fish
packer-
LUMKKI)
HjK
.
I
.
,r.li
..
,
....
I,.
n
i
Oreat
j
i
i
Northern
i.uiwirrn
V.
v.
to
W
suffer
fuller
einos-
eznos-
-l
WAVX-iAV
1
JX
Last
completely
under
urp.
uarviunn
inn
fnmittmnm
van.
saD-zero
:.
7
BV..
.
i
erally
but
doctors
at
Port
Alice
ex-
i
destruction
of
the
entire'
Pre
lh
lhal
he
recover-!Farmer
in
f
.rty
fourth
dlvUlon,
by
FtnnUh!1"8.
1
larrei
reported
today,
the
Ru-
8kln"f
ktn
to
Port
Alice
dam
continue
In
flight.
aband-'yterdaJr
by
a
ri8n
Packer
wnlhl
miiw
!
mtmiwn
-f
reached
Orcen
Point
where
the
mi
ian
ousntlttM
of
.-or
moir.
Skinner
boat
foundered
In
a
mid-
Planning
Uli
mrludlng
tanks,
guru.
ar-.Icfmbfr
torm
morrd
car
and
airplane
at
well
u
mtr
1000
prisoners
U'
week
the
FlnnUh
had
reported
'.hat
the
Invader's'
153rd
Dirtrien
was
wiped
out
In
the
nor-thtn
part
of
the
Suomussalml
rrtloa
tq
the
endeavour
to
halt
the
tw.
-moving
Finns,
the
Red
have
ttwrted
to
use
of
barbed
wire
and
Uk
dynamiting
of
trenches.
four
more
Russian
planes
were
ihftt
down
yesUrday
while
bomb-Lni
Finnish
towns,
making
a
total
if
300
planes
which,
according
to
nnnuh
Halms,
the
Soviet
has
lost
tun
the
war
began.
I
Stock
Market
Narrow
Range
FlBttBstloni
Unimportant
Sn
Saturday's
Trading
at
New
York
War
News
Clll
ltCHILL
IN
FRANCE
PARIS
UL
Hon.
Uimton
Churchill,
lint
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
vklted
BrltUh
expedl-tionanr
force
hradauartcrc
todar
I
and
met
commanding
officers
of
I
the
BrltUh
and
French
armies.
He
vMted
Royal
Air
Forre
headquarters
ycaterdar.
RATTLF.
WITH
SUR.MARI.NC
RIO
I)i:
JANEIRO
Passengers
of
the
11.000-ton
Itritlsh
liner
Highland
Patriot
told
of
a
two-hour
battle
with
a
German
submarine
shortly
after
the
vessel
left
las
Talmas
on
a
journey
here.
Two
torpedoes
mUsrd
the
ship
snip
and
ana
the
inc
submarine
submarine
was
was
Weather
Forecast
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
.Wanda
Fresh
northeast
High
.
1:25
ajn.
20.0
ft.
winds,
shifting
to
east
and
bceom
13:05
p.m.
22.1
ft.
lng
strong.
Part
cloudy
and
cool
Low
7:15
a.m.
7.8
ft.
lew
scattered
showers.
with
a
19:49
p.m.
2.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLyMblA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIX
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.Cm
MONDAY7JANUAiTY
?194a
PRICE:
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CENT3
Vol
inwr.
v.
:v
f
V
Si
4.
i.i
ri
ill
i
in..
-.,
"
flnnlsh
Military
Authorities
Expect
Mntr
Lone
Struggle
On
Mm.
nerhrlm
Line
Reds
Still
Lose
Another
Soviet
Dltitlon
Reported
Wiped
Out
With
Campaign
In
North
Collapsing
HELBlNO.UlUJ.
Jan.
8:
(CP)
MliltarUU
predict
a
winter
long
Urge
of
the
Mannerhelm
LUie
on
the
Karelian
ltumu
as
thi
Hui-itans
aie
stlli
rvported
driven
back
in
great
contusion
on
the
north
and
eastern
fronts.
Itf
Russians
continued
their
sault
on
tne
Maniterheim
Line
over
the
week-end
but
were
attll
u;,
ui
crwiul
in
maKtng
a
breach.
On
the
Sails
front
Soviet
ski
troops,
emulating
the
tactics
ol
the
Finns,
launched
a
ski
attack
bu
it
was
IneffMtual
and
the
Finnish
command
claimed
that
,
Will
Set
Up
Gov't
In
China
-
TOKYO.
Jan.
8:
(CP)
The
r
japaneae
cabinet
decided
to-
day
that
the
time
Is
now
ripe
for
the
establishment
of
a
central
government
for
all
4-
occupied
Chinese
territory
undr
Wang
Chn-Wel.
for-
mer
Chinese
Premier,
who
Is
now
at
odds
with
Oeneralls-
simo
Chiang
Kai-Shek.
Cabinet
Crisis
In
Britain
Seen
Country
Appears
to
be
Restless
lowing
Removal
of
Hore-Belisha
As
Secrtary
For
War;
LONDON,
Jan.
8.-The
possibility
of
a
cabinet
crisis
in
Oreat
Britain
In
the
midst
of
war
Is
seen
following
the
removal
of
Leslie
Hore-Bellsha
as
secretary
of
war.
Calling
for
an
moval
from
th
War
8eertrvhin
last
year
Will
Probably
Do
Better
This
War
Than
in
Last
OTTAWA,
Jan.
8:
their
first
(CP)
-
rise
In
prices
is
on
the
way.
The
a
close
farmers
obtained
steadily
SHORTAGE
British
Ship
OF
GOODS
Sunk
Mine
Matches,
Tea,
Prunes,
Dales,
Peanuts
and
Canned
Fish
Are
Among
Mites
Hard
to
Buy
In
New
Zealand
AUCKLAND,
N.
Z.,
Jan.
8:
(CP)
New
Zealand
Is
suffering
from
a
shortage
of
certain
goods,
more
'.immediate
session
of
Parliament
on
account
ot
nr
fn
action
than
which
the
government
Is
unlikely
tnrougn
consequences
of
war.
to
agree
to.
the
British
Labor
party)
The
onlr
,tcm
ra"oned
to
New
U
demanding
a
full
explanation
of
(Zealanders
since
war
broke
out
is
the
circumstances
of
Hore-Belisha'a
gasoline
and
restrictions
on
Its
use
.
removal.
The
press
generally
con-.nave
been
1Utcd
,lnc
December
1.
tlnues
to
express
dissatisfaction
atl
Cnle
cause
ot
shortages
are
the
.the
change.
I
import
restrictions
imposed
by
the
The
Evening
Standard
said
to.'
government
to
conserve
the
Dom-day
that
tactlessness
was
one
of
lnlot'
sterling
funds
which
re.
reached
a
low
level
at
the
end
of
mand.
second
Oreat
War
Canadian
far-
'
L
mers
wonder
if
a
long
hoped
fori
y
Orocers
are
selling
only
.half
a
pound
of
tea
at
a
time
and
then
In'only
to
regular
customer's.
I
rruncs,
aates,
peanuis
ana
can-
are
omtr
lines
amicuii
Drapers
are
limiting
sales
of
first
Oreat
War
was
slow
In
boost-
sew!n
"tton
to
a,slnle
ne
at
tng
farm
prices
but
as
it
drew
to
a."m,e.
and
"f'
"lts.
especially
carpets
linoleums,
are
Increas-
Ini-rutln.
ln,n,
fm
thai.
w
Hn.,.
K
I
Electrical
equipment,
corrugated
m
The
preterit
Freighter
Blows
Up
Off
Southeast
Coast
Entire
Crew
Is
Saved
LONDON,
Jan.
8:
A
5167-ton
British
freighter
blew
up
and
sank
off
the
southeast
coast
of
England
after
striking
a
mine.
The
crew
of
thirty-four
was
saved.
The
vessel
was
the
Cedrlngton
Court.
NO
FOOD
Princesses
Elizabeth
and
Margaret!
Rose.
I
ocanamavia
"
Would
Fight
COPENHAGEN.
Jan.
8:
CP
-Sections
of
the
Scandl-
ennrtirt
nn-nart,af
I"'"1
l"on
and
galvanized
piping
navlan
pres
declared
today
efVf
low-Drice
re
at
l"'"
that
any
attempt
tb
violate
rears
"
'
f
i
1
Men
and
women
are
having
to
the
neutrality
of
Sweden.
Ipelled
to
produce
more
but
obtain-
ing
service.
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture,
shows
the
Impact
"of
recently
prevailing
economic
conditions
on
21
farms
In
a
fertile
area,
Kent
County,
Ontario.
The
survey
compares
the
returns
from
operations
of
the
same
farmers
on
the
same
land
In
the
years
1921
and
1038.
I
.
-
.
m
I
The
decline
In
net
Income
rep-
I
resented
by
these
figures
occurred
i
despite
an
Increase
In
crop
acres
j
I
per
farm
from
86.6
in
1921
to
103.7
'in
1938
and
an
increase
in
the
I
number
of
livestock
kept
on
the.
Re
farms
and
sold
each
year.
United
States
To
Send
Aid
Direct
League
of
Nations
Is
So
Advised
By
Department
of
State
Today
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
8:
The
Department
of
State
of
the
United
States
advised
the
League
of
Nations
today
that
It
desires
to
send
any
aid
It
gives
to
Finland
direct
to
that
country
through
the
Am
Cross
and
Other
fn
osc
erican
erlcan
Kei
Red
maRnltude
nnd
rtaarniinMft
.
comcr
mice
were
on
U1C
I"
'
-lai
"at
in
Finland,
.
.
today
with
March
closing
at
.
"t
t
luuik
ui
jraia
as
many
7-
jjciuiiain
or
rtorway
wuuiu
-r
lines
of
tobaccos
and
cosmetics
rrin
a
fleht.
This
was
the
(
'
.ha
appeared
from
the
market.
...
.t.
.
x
,
,u.
Thousands
ot
Oriental
Business
Men
.May
Re
Turned
Out
of
United
States
tory
to
United
State
not
being
ne
gotiated.
1939
FINES
ARE
HEAVY
jtVIVL-
Y
1
of
the
newsoaDers
1
I...,
l-.-J
1
.1
!T
MJ
U1C
UCI1U4II
economics
division
of
the
market
MAY
EXPEL
JAPANESE:
iDrop
Bibles
press
allega-
,
'-n
h-t
Great
Britain
and
j
France
are
using
aid
to
Fin-
land
as
an
excuse
to
gain
a
Scandinavian
foothold
for
an
attack
upon
Germany.
,
ine
average
casn
.ncome
oi
n
WASHINGTON,
Jn.
8.-Expul-
f
I
I?1
,a,r.mfrSa,dcro,Plf
d
,Bf,T
ffu9
of
several
thousand
Japantse
Ull
Leningrad
'in
1921
to
13.882
In
1038
and
thai.
.
.
..
..
.
9
Finnish
i
uu.n
uicu
iium
mc
uti,tru.
.
.
.
finally
driven
under
the
e.
by
,
,
S
t!S
"
iol
IfS
".i?wct
HELSINGFORS,
Jan.
8.-F1
deck
guns.
'
"ent
of
a
new
agreement
between
alrmen
Tlew
over
the
city
or
I"
""
llrnltart
United
Rtata
States
and
anrt
Jatun
Japan
aUfar-..
.
.
.
.
oiocK
exenange
me
turnover
i
.
.
.
rp
amounted
to
J40.000
share.
Ttie.
I
hamnPr
3111
1U
lO
industrial
average
at
closing
wu'vUaiUUCliam
n,
off
J3;
ralU.
32.25.
up
CnpnK
Tnpqflav
md
utllltle.
28.23,
up
.18
.
In
the
OpeaK
1
UCoUdj
flrit
hour
this
morning
sales
total-;
iea
170.000
share
with
Industrials
ntiii,h
Prime
Prime
Minister
To
up
.60
at
151.79
and
rail
up
.04
at
32.29.
BIG
LINER
WAS
HELD
Acreage
Increased
Len-
i
lngrad
yesterday
but,
instead
of
bombs,
dropped
hundreds
of
tiny
,
Bibles.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
northerly
!
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer
Of
l
DesDlte
the
decline
In
cash
re
29.98
(rlslnci:
temDerature.
32:
turns
the
farmers
reported
upon
visibility.
25
miles;
sea
smooth.
1
apparently
Improved
their
pro-,Total
was
$3,002.23,
The
Heaviest
Triple
Island
Scattered
clouds.
Rt.
.Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain
jpertles.
Thus
all
21
farms
Installed
Since
1931
$390
In
December
I
northerly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
will
spek
on
the
network
of
the
electricity
during
the
17-year
per-j
'visibility.
25
miles;
sea
smooth.
British
and
Canadian
Broadcast-
j
lod.
In
1938"
all
21
farmers
owned-
Police
court
fines
In
Prince
Ru-J
Langara
Island
Overcast,
easting
Corporation,
direct
from
Lon-
motor
cars
whereas
three
were
pert
for
1939
totalled
,55,002.25,
erly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
bart
don,
on
Tuesday.
January
v,
ail
without
them
In
19Z1.
in
1938,
n
being
tne
largest
figure
since
1931
ometer.
29.94;
temperature.
39;
vis
8:45
ajn.
to
7:30
ajn.
P.
a.
r.
owned
tractors
against
five
in
The
Prime
Minister's
subject
will
,
1921.
be
"The
War
It's
Progress
and
Its
in
an
effort
to
overcome
'DERRY
IS
twenty-four
hour
at
Gibraltar
byl
Headquarters
of
L'Ult
r
Special
I
Con-
the
British
contraband
control.
Roumania
Will
Fight
Quite
As
Hard
As
Finland
BUCHAREST,
Jan.
8.-Once
Russia
set
foot
on
Bcssarablan
soil,
an
army
Of
1,500.000
Roumanian
will
SHAKEN
UP
the
(Future."
effect
of
lower
price
all
farmers
'
I
seemed
to
devote
more
attention
to
livestock,
dairy
and
poultry,
production.'
Cash
returns
from
dairy
product
and
eggs
were
slightly
higher
In
1938,
returns
from
livestock
sales
were
about
the
same
and
crop
sales
were
about
half
of
the
1921
figure.
when
the
fines
amounted
to
a
total
lblllty,
30;
sea
smooth.
of
$5285.
In
1938
fines
totalled
Dead
Tree
Point
High
scattered
$3553.
,
clouds,
calm;
barometer.
29.86;
tem-
The
fines
for
the
month
of
De-
perature.
33;
visibility,
25
miles;
sea
cember
1939
were
$390
as
compared
smooth.
with
$241
In
December
1933.
Bull
Harbor
Clear,
westerly
The
heaviest
month
for
fines
in
'wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barom-1939
was
August
when
they
amount-
etcr,
29.79
(falling)
;
temperature,
ed
to
$862.
1
39;
visibility,
30
miles;
sea
smooth,
e
During
1939
there-
were
511
1
Alert
Bay
Clear,
southeast
wind,
prosecutions
in
city
police
court
,
ten
mile
per
hour;
barometer,
29.-wlth
480
convictions,
njnteen
dls-79;
temperature,
34;
visibility,
flf-mlssals
and
one
commitment
for,
teen
miles;
moderate
swell.
trial.
Estevan
Clear,
easterly
wind,
Value
of
goods
reported
stolen
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29
during
the
year
amounted
to
$5530.78.
of
which
$4630
was
recovered,
Number
of
complaints
investigated
totalled
671.
In
the
city
jail
7687
meals
were
provided
during
the
year,
NEW
YORK
WHEAT
NEW
YORK,
January
8.
Wheat
Victoria
Clear,
northeast
wind,
fifteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.81.
Vancouver
Foggy,
calm;
barometer;
29.86.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.08.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
price
were
4c
to
sc
lower
on
the'
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
As
New
York
market
Saturday
with
soclatlon,
scheduled
for
this
mornr
May
closing
at
$1.03s,
dropping
lng,
was"
postponed
on
account
of
again
?ic
to
aic
In
early
trading
to-
the
annual
Week
of
Prayer
actlvl-day
with
May
at
$1.0318,
ties.
;
'
HUNGARY
AND
ITALY
IN
MILITARY
PACT;
.
TO
REPEL
INVASION
Former
Will
Get
Support
of
Latter
in
Event
of
Invasion
By
Either
Germany
or
Russia
BUDAPEST,
January
8:
(CP)
A
high
authority
reported
today
that
Italian
and
Hungarian
foreign
ministers
had
agreed
on
a
military
alliance
assuring
Hungary
J
of
Italian
support
against
any
Russian
or
German
invas-
:
mi
l
ij
-
i
i
Ti
:i
iuii.
ixie
agreement
is
aiu
to
nave
ueen
reacnect
in
Venice
QOflDT
A
f1!?!
hcre
the
ministers
conferred
over
UA
JLV1
I
TLVllj;
:ne
week-end,
the
talks
concluding
On
one
occasion
he
severely
re-
Tne
ban
nas
k"?1
made
more
LONDON.
Jan.
V
Wartime
food
buked
a
senior
officer
In
the
ores-
severe
from
time
to'
time
until
to-
rationing
in
Oreat
Britain
went
ence
of
a
tuntnr
nffi.a.
Tfc.
'Jay
buying
In
a
large
ranee
of
,nto
efiect
today.
Officials
make
I
United
Kingdom
Has
Enough
On
Hand
To
Last
For
At
Least
i
A
Year
',terday.
Authoritative
Fascists
In
Rome
Indicated
today
that
Italy
would
support
Hungary's
territorial
claims
ilnU
Raumanla
in
return
for
Hungary's
aid
In
defence
of
the(l,n,ted
Xanana
anamsi
oanger
oi
nuuian
invasion.
Such
responsible
sources
George
Skinner
Expected
to
Get
wa
"to
dlff-rence
of
opinion
with
"nM
na
oetn
rmctea
entirely
"car,
"owcrcr.
www
mere
is
no
as
virginio
uayaa
aeniea.
nowever.
Better
After
limn
win
Finer-
8lr
Edmund
IronMd-
over
the'10
the
.United
Kingdom
ana
even
danger
whatever
of
a
shortage,
that
any
new
formal
agreements
lenres
Following
Shipwreck
defences
In
France.
lhe
Quantities
have!
been
greatly
There
is
already
food
enough
on
had
been
negotiated
by
the
foreign
j
.
icuutru
as
cumtJarea
wim
last
v.uvcru
nuiuum
tu
wmuicis
tt
vciiitc.
(year.
'
ror
year
and
supplies
are
.Matches
Scarce
811,1
moving
in
ireeiy.
t
Many
familiar
lines
are
dlsap-
Nf
excentlon
Is
made
for
the
Jpearlng
from
the
shops.
Matches,
R'al
Family
In
the
rationing
of
lor
instance,
are
so
scarce
many
nam.
oacon.
ouuer
ana
sugar
as
U
shops
will
sell
only
one
box
at
a
went
Into
effect
today.
Ration
Ume.
Matches
are
made
in
New
cards
were
used
for
the
first
time
7.nlanri
'
hut
nnt
In
nnantiti.,
at
Ranrtrin?ham
uhprp
thp
Vlnir.
m
hm
.hi
4uauw,lN
"
1
-
-
-
-o
j
nearly
sufficient
to
'fill
the
de-
and
Oueen
are
staying
with
the!
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oouxusy
8.
p.
Jotvwtoo
Co.l
Vancourer
Big
Missouri.
.13
V2.'
Bralorne.
10.90.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.45.
Dentonla,
Ml.
Falrview,
.01
li.
Gold
Belt,
24.
Hedley
Mascot,
.55.
Mlnto,
J0lt.
Noble
Five.
M3,,.
Pend
Oreille,
2.20.
Pioneer.
2.10.
Premier
1.39.
Privateer.
.93.
Reeves
MscDonald,
Reno,
.50.
Relief
Arlington'.
'.14.
Salmon
Oold,Jiixy
2&.
-
Cariboo
HudJorijb
.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
20.
Calmont,
.41.
C.
St
E.,
2.20
Freehold.
JD2.
Home.
2.92.
Pacalta.
.05.
Royal
Can..
.18.
Okalta.
1.20.
Mercury.
.06
.
Prairie
Royalties.
.21.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.36.
Beattle.
1.05.
Central
Pat-
2.55.
Con.
Smelters,
48Tk.
East
Malartlc,
3.80.
Fernland,
.05V?.
Francoeur,
.64.
Gods
Lake,
.65.
Hard
rock,
1.35.
Int.
Nickel,
.45T.
Kerr
Addison,
2.55.
Little
Long
Lac.
3.15.
McLeod
Cockshutt.
2.40.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
1.46.
Moneta,
.93.
Noranda,
78.00.
Pickle
Crow,
420.
Preston
East
Dome,
227.
San.
Antonio,
2.44.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.13.
Stadacona,
.10.
Uchl,
1.05.
Bouscadillac.
.03
12.
Smelters
Gold,
.0W4-Dominion
Bridge.
.38.00;
SHUTDOWN
Shipment
Of
War
Slater
la
Is
Through
Germany
Is
Banned
Move
Against
Italy
BERLIN,
Jan.
8:
Germany
has
closed
down
strictly
on
the
ship
ment
of
war
materials
through
the
Reich.
Through
Russian
pressure,
the
move
appears
to
be
directed
especially
against
Italy
which
has
been
sending
airplanes
to
Finland
for
use
In
the
war
against
Russia.
January
Is
another
month
with
out
any
cases
for
hearing
In
County
Court.
With
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
presiding,
the
court
was
In
regular
session
this
morning.
All
that
came
lip
were
four
naturalization
appll
cations.
'
'
DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS
States
And
Australia
Are
To
Have
Interchange
of
Ministers,
It
Is
Announced
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Jan.
8:
,(CP
United
States
and
Australia
(governments
announce
the
establishment
of
diplomatic
relations.
I
In
Canberra
it
was
announced
that
Richard
G.
Casey
will
be
minister
to
Washington.
Mr.
Casey
Is
at
present
a
member
of
the
Australian
government.
The
United
States
minister
to
Australia
Jwas
nominated
today
by
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
in
the
person
I
of
Clarence
E.
Guass,
who
ha
been
consul-general
atJShriaghal.
JAPS
CLAIM
"
BIG
VICTORY
iTokyo
Reports
Three
Chinese
Towns
i
Captured
With
Casualties
Am-
ounting
to
20,000
Dead
"TOKYO,
Jan.
8.
The
Japanese
claim
the
capture
of
three
towns
north
of
Cantor,
with
the
Chrnese
casualties
abounting
to
20100
dead
while
only
180
Japs
were
killed
and
420
Injured.
1TWEEDSMUIR
IS
HONORED
Goyernor
General
Named
"Patron
of
Exploration"
by
Explorers'
Club
NEW
YORK
Jan,
8:
(CP)
The
Explorers'
Club
bestowed
It
most
prized
honor
"Patron
of
Exploration"
upon
Lord
Tweedsmulr,
Governor
General
of
Canada,
Saturday
for
his
long
continued
support
of
geographical
discovery.
German
Ship
Sinks
After
Collision
OSLO,
Jan.
8:
(CP)
It
is
reported
that
the
German
steamship
(
Frankenwald,
5062
tons,
sank
Sat-:
urday
after
a
collision.
The
crew
'
was
rescued.
BY
REICH;
Gale
And
Deluge
Over
California
Fifty
Mile
Wind
and
Torrential
Rain
Yesterday
Over
North
Coast
of
Golden
State
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Jan.
8:
A
fifty-mile
gale,
with
torrential
rain,
swept
the
northern
Califor
nia
coast
yesterday.
There
was
over
an
Inch
of
rain
at
San
Francisco.
Heavy
snow
has
fallen
In
the
California
mountains.
I;,
Today's
Exchange
United
States
fund
Buying,
spot,
10
percent
premium;
selling.
spot,
11
percent
premium.
Sterling
funds
Biiyins,
spot,
$4.43;
selling,
spot,
$U7.