feather
Forecast
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Light
south
winds,
cloudy
and
mild
with
widely
scattered
light
sowers,
becoming
cloudy
aJW
....
v
Mt
V.
-I
Voi.
AAA'
.
NAVY
ALL
HEADY
WASHINGTON,
I),
C,
May
7:
(CP)
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Frank
Knox
said
todaw
that
Hie
Inited
States
Navy
is
"readier
now
than
ever"
to
undertake
the
job
of
assuring
delivery
of
war
tupplits
to
Great
Britain
if
and
nben
assigned
to
such
duty.
The
Nary
department
chief
made
the
statement
In
commenting
on
a
speech
last
night
by
Secretary
of
War
Henry
L.
Stlmson
in
which
Stlmson
advocated
the
use
of
the
United
States
Navy
to
as-sure
vlory
for
Great
Britain
In
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic.
WASIHNGION,
D.C
May
7:
-Spcakin;
w
i
'ttc
approval
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
Jr
iary
of
War
Henry
h.
Stlmson
oVJarcd
liimrr'.f
In
favor
of
Im
mediate
use
of
ithr
United
States
Hivy
t
;
make
ilhc
scoi
secure
for
-ry
:
American
war
materials
Great
Britain.
It
v
u
1
t"
unwise
io
run
the
risk
at
niluwiivg
Grcwt
Britain
to
be
defeated
by
the
AxW,
Stlmson
''eclarrd.
The
United
States
could
ne
dfford
to
let
ths
British
Navy
iw
It
ntvlrol
of
the
sea,
a
consul
uhli
h
for
one
liundrrd
years
had
fc
n
the
principal
defence
of
V
Unt
d
S'otcs.
Further.
It
was
Inconsistent
to
nrydune
?roods
and
not
irc
the
mraii
of
effecting
'their
safe
delivery,
United
States
security
was
dependent
on
a
British
victory.
Stlm-jn
declared.
War
News
MANY
NAZIS
DOWNED
LONDON
The
Air
Ministry
announced
today
that
nineteen
German
planes
liad
been
shot
down
In
twenty-four
hours
of
bitter
air
fighting
over
the
western
European
front.
Seven
British
fighters
were
lost.
Ovcr-"llil,
while
German
bombers
centred
their
assault
on
Clyde-side,
Liverpool
and
Northern
Ireland,
the
Royal
Air
Force
made
Hamburg
Us
main
objective.
AUXILIARY
SHIP
SUNK
LONDON
The
Admiralty
announces
that
II.M.S.
Patia,
an
auxiliary
vessel,
has
been
bombed
and
sunk,
shooting,
down
the
attacking
bomber
before
she
went
'
the
bottom
herself.
RAID
FRENCH
COAST
DOVER
British
bombers
this
afternoon
made
a
scries
or
raids
n
tlie
French
coast
between
Calais
and
Boulogne,
all
return-'g
safely
about
half
an
hour
later,
NAZIS
LEAVING
GREECE
ni:itLiNNazl
forces
are
being
withdrawn
from
Greece
as
Uey
a'e
needed
elsewhere.
They
will
b
replaced
by
Italians
as
the
army
of
occupation
In
Greece.
RED
CROSS
BOMBED
OUT
TORONTO
The
most
norther-warehouse
of
the
Canadian
Rd
Cross
in
Scotland
has
been
l"mbed
out.
Goods
In
replacement
are
being
dispatched
from
Canada
at
once.
1
.
-1
i
OTTAWA
Jock
McGovern
M.P.
Won't
"Firewatch"
Glasgow
Labor
Man
Declined
Take
Turn
on
Top
of
House
of
Commons
Delayed
Mav
7:
Onlv
severe
cold
has
made
It
v.
ivil
iiiw
uiaui,
v
neccs
a
Inspect
facilities
there
for
Mr.
Pattullo.
He
I?
leaving
tonight
on
his
return
to
NELSON,
Eng..
May
7:
(CP)
John
McGovern,
fiery
M.P.
for
Olasgow-Shcttlesst,
told
the
Independent
Labor
Party
annual
conference
here
he
had
refused
to
do
flre,-watchlng.at
the
House
of
Commons.
McOovcrn
said
the
sergcant-at-arms
told
him
and
James
Maxtoii,
another
IL.P.
member,
they
must
do
a
few
hours'
flrc-watchlng
on
the
roof
of
the
House.
McGovern
declared
he
would
"sec
the
government
In
hell"
before
he
would
go
on
to
a
government
building.
BECOMES
1
PREMIER
Joseph
Stalin
Assumes
Office
From
V.
M.
Mololoff
MOSCOW,
May
7
Dictator
Joseph
Stalin,
in
a
surprise
an-.nountfinent
yesterday
assumed
the
Premiership
of
Russia
from
V.
M.
Mololoff.
Allhoush
he
has
been,
as
secretary
general
of
the
Communist
party
the
actual
power
In
the
government,
this
is
Hie
first
time
In
seventeen
years
that
Stalin
has
held
a
government
office.
Mololoff
continues
in
the
government
as
vice-president
ami
commissar
of
foreign
affairs.
There
is
speculation
that
He
change,
cause
of
a
sensation
I
throughout
the
world
may
Imply
a
further
cooling
off
l
relations
between
Russia
and
Germany.
1
However,
Moscow
gives
no
1
cations
of
a
change
of
policy.
Blind
Air
Warden
i
Rescues
Victims
Housing
Problems
to
be
Implemented
by
Information
From
Their
Returns
OTAWA,
May
7:
(CP)
Censvu
'
iivvvu-
eilUIIlfc
I
clbUi
O
Ullo
jvai
vvu
iry
fcr
him
to
postpone
a
special
check
on
every
10th
house
t
inn
uj
Lonuon
10
visii
me
t
British
Columbia
soldiers
and
how
the
con'dition
of
a
building
can
be
decided.
A
dwellinn
is
considered
to
be
in
need
of
major
repair
If
there
arc
sagging
or
rotting
foundations
causing
walls
to
crack
or
lean;
If
shingles
on
a
shingle
roof
arc
warped
and
missing
or
there
Is
another
type
of
leaking
roof;
If
the
chimney
is
cracked
or
there
are
bricks
missing,
qr
if
the
outside
steps
or
stairways
are
unsafe.
The
enumerator
is
advised
that
this
question
of
major
repairs
should
be
answered
chiefly
from
observation
rather
than
by
questioning.
t
In
giving
the
estimated
value
of
a
building,
the
enumerator
Is
asked
to
remember
that
"this
value
will
be
the
amount
that
thU
dwelling
would
sell
for
on
June
2,
1941.
If
the
owner
were
willing
to
sell
to
a
willing
buyer
In
competition
with
similar
dwellings."
POSITION
I
UBRARY
GT.
BRITAIN
.
CANT
LOSE
But
Length
of
War
Will
Depend
Upon
Measure
Of
United
Slates
Aid,
Says
Premier
Mciulcs
I
Of
Australia
NOW
IN
OTTAWA
OITAWA.
May
7:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
It.
G.
Mciuies
of
Aus-
(
tralia,
fresh
from
a
visit
to
Great
Britain,
arrived
in
Ottawa
from
New
York
today
by
special
train.
NEW
YORK,
May
7:
dreal
Bri-i..i
,inmiit.
inxn
the
war.
declared
KtUI
V-..
.
Premier
It.
G.
Mcnzies
of
Australia
on
arriving
here
yesterday
from
England
cn
route
to
Ottawa
but
the
speed
with
which
bJVc
wins
depends
upon
the
action
taken
by
Uic
United
States,
it
was
up
o
una
country
whether
or
not
It
would
be
a
long
drawn
out
war.
Naturally.
Mcnzies
auld,
he
felt
that
United
States
should
convoy
It,
goods
to
Great
Britain
although
that
was
a
matter
for
United
Etaitcs
itself
to
decide.
IVTCTORJA,
B.C.
Hi
IMPROVED
TIMBER
WORKERS'
STRIKE
TACOMA
The
C.
I.
O.
has
Toted
for
a
strike
of
all
sawmill
and
logging
workers
in
western
Washington.
Twenty
thousand
men
would
"be
Involved.
they
visit,
asking
detailed
questions
NEWFOUNDLAND
AS
PROVINCE
as
to
Its
condition
and
value.
By
their
comfort
and
entertain-
i
Canadian
housing
programs
will
be
mcnt,
said
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-
assembled.
tullo
today.
Had
It
not
been
Instructions
to
enumerators
ls-
for
the
cold,
he
might
already
sued
here
by
the
trade
and
corn-
nave
oeen
m
tnniana,
saia
merce
department
give
atmcc
as
iu
OITAWA
.
J.
K.
luacmcoi,
Conservative
member
for
Toron-
in.ltavenDort.
urces
Canada
to
take
over
Newfoundland
as
a
tenth
irovin:e.
This,
he
deems
necessary,
;
as
a
step
In
the
defence
of
Cjinada.
PREMIER
STUDENT
GRADUATES
EDMONTON
Charles
G.
Duke
o.-
Premier
is
a
eraduatc
from
the
University
of
Edmonton
in
dentistry.
He
Is
one
of
six
British
Columbia
graduates.
FUSILIERS
TO
NANAIMO
VANCOUVER
The
First
Battalion,
Irish
Fusiliers,
Vancouver
Regiment,
which
arrived
at
New
Westminster
a
few
months
ago
from
m
Prince
Prince
Rupert,
Rupert,
transferred
transferred
tod
trai
21ST
FATALITY
VANCOUVER
Struck
by
a
street
car
at
the
corner
of
Sixteenth
and
Cambic,
Airs.
James
J.
Shcchan
of
West
Nineteenth
was
almost,
Instantly
killed
yesterday
afternoon.
H
was
Vancouver's
twjnly-Hrst
traffic
fatality
of
ihe.year.
'
TROLLER
CREW
SAVED
VANCOUVER
The
28-foot
(roller
Ace
was
swamped
in
Howe
Sound
outside
of
Point
Grey
yes-tcrday.
'Anolher
fishing
boat,
the
Kildal,
effected
the
rescue
of
five
persons
on
board.
BLAST
IN
DUPONT
PLANT
WEST
PHILADELPHIA
A
Tarnish
building
in
the
Dupout
plant
here
was
wrecked
by
an
explosion
this
morning.
PATTULLO
CANCELS
TRIP
OTAWA
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
said
today
he
had
been
forced
by
a
severe
cold
to
cancel
plans
for
a
quick
trip
to
London
to
look
over
entertainment
facilities
which
British
Columbia
is
vidi
me-
for
soldiers
overseas.
He
intends
returning
to
the
Pacific
coast
tonight.
fie
ii
,.f
Wve
llvrrlio"
Doing
pomuuu
m
t,.v.u.j
Arthur
Small
o
Control
of
7-5c
J
.
lt
was
stated
today.
of
Handicap
Ills
Bit
in
Spile
fa
u
Jlnc
has
TT
i-
(CP)
wrested
back
from
the
Iraqul.
It
LIVERPOOL,
May
Small
the
man
expected
here
that
Germany
will
People
call
Arthur
but
bo
t.,
iu.
mnrrv
merry
PVCS.
eyes.
icv
'
-
.
.
.
with
the
forthcoming
blina
r
w
.
-
Liverpool's
only
yesterday
den.
He
has
helped
rescue
P
P
.from
posltlbns
thq
enemy
in
i
and
guided
,ej
from
bombed
houses
j.
ritlsh.0ccupled
jurcd
to
the
neare.5;h"
and
his
airdrome
at
Habbanlyah
In
Iraq,
Off
duty
one
nlghi
ne
.......
East
headauarters
In
Cairo
wife
heard
the
crump
""
'
nn0Unccd
today.
Besides
breaking
nloslves.
"Let's
go
ou
-.
,
Tranuls.
inclrcllne
front
at
Hab-
help,"
he
saw.
j
.
Brmsh
forces
wrested
we
can
h
the
twoMwc$t
of
the
vital
Mosul-Haifa
home,
unuer
v
USoon
after
a
heavy
bomb
wrecked
bomb
spl
n-lVn
Dodging
the
house.
onri
his
wife
hurried
back
rescued
the
old
women.
oil
pipeline
from
the
Iraq
troops,
the
official
communique
said.
British
forces
at
Habbanlyah
were
harkpd
ud
by
howitzers
flown
In
by
the
Royal
Air
Force;
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
24.500
pounds.
U.2c
t
nriiin
shmilrl
en
down.
I
and
8c
and
11.5c
and
8c.
iTn-rt
states.
Like
Australia,
would
Canadlah-53,000
pounds,
11c
and
stand
alone
against
ihc
dictators.
7.5c
to
11.2c
and
7.5c.
8c.
American
Lansing,
14,500,
Pacific,
11.2c
and
Tuscan,
10,000,
Royal,
11.5c
and
Canadian
Viking
I.,
14,000,
Booth,
ll.tc
and
I
7
tin
'
Great
Britain
Wrests
Back
Control,
Dovrc
D.,
21,000,
Atlln,
11.1c
and
Of
Oil
Line
I
rom
Iraq.
H
is
,
5c
Announced
In
London
j
xugwell,
4,000,
Storage,
11c
and
3,000,
Storage,
lie
and7.5c
LONDON.
May
:-The
Brill.
...
T
I.
Ih
Imnmv.l
NeptUlIC,
II.WU,
acilic,
11.
..u
ONLY
FEW
.
ARE
SAFE
J
Thirty-Five
Persons
Accounted
For
As
Result
of
Disaster
In
War
at
Sea
OTTAWA.
Mav
7:
(CP)
An
un
official
and
Incomplete
list
today
showed
that
thirty-five
persons
had
been
accounted
for
In
a
receni
sea
disaster
In
which
122
persons
a
reported
missing.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
KUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
7,
1911.
Holism
Is
Solid
Behind
Official
Statement
STIMSON
OUT
FOR
CONVOYS
Safe
Delivery
Of
War
Materials
To
Great
Britain
Must
lie
Insured
Declares
War
Secretary
Trip
To
England
''CHECK
UP
i
ON
HOUSES
I
-
..
Il
bulletins
NAZI
COUP
IN
SYRIA
LIVERPOOL
This
is
Feared
in
London
Consu
late
at
Damascus
Wrecked
LONDON,
May
7-Fcars
grow
of
a
possible
German-engineered
coup
d'etat
In
Syria.
The
British
consulate
in
Damascus
has
been
wrecked
by
demonstrations.
Catching
Up
With
U-Boats
LONDON,
May
7:
r.nnt
Austin
Hudson.
Civil
Lord
jjijlli
Ui
of
the
H1C
iiUiiiu
Admiralty,
ai
yjf
told
tutu
the
ktiv.
campaign."
-ay
ta
Nanaimo
for
further
$IyS.
ROOSCVClt
ining.
I
Is
In
Seattle
1
,
Gives
Address
Before
Gathering
I
or
Crailuatinir
Aunrenlicex
HIT
AGAIN;
CLYDE
TOO
Central
and
Western
Scotland
As
Well
as
Northern
Ireland
Subjected
to
Nazi
Attack
LONDON,
May
7.
Liverpool
and
the
Merseyslde
area
were
bombed
"vfor
the
sixth
straight
night
last
'
night
by
swarming
Nazi
raiders
but
the
attack
was
not
quite
as
heavy,
however,
as
on
preceding
night
and
(CP)
not
so
many
bombs
were
dropped.
Central
and
Western
Scotland
were
also
uiw
a
attacked
fwuikvi
as
cw
well
ww
as
North
Ire-
It
House
of
Commons
today
that
land
In
widespread
raids.
London
.
'W
hnvp
pverv
reason
tn
be
encouraged
by
recent
results
achieved
In
the
antl-U-boat
had
twb
alarms
but
no
planes
were
sighted.
It
was
officially
announced
today
that
the
attack
on
Glasgow
and
the
Clyde
had
been
heavy,
that
considerable
damage
had
been
done
and
casualties
were
feared
numerous.
Elsht
German
nlanes
were
brought
down
during
the
night.
EVACUEES'
GUARDIAN
;
Will
Consider
Bill
Providing
Offlc-
SEATTLE,May
7:
Mrs.
Fianklin
lals
to
Act
in
Canada
and
the.
.i
nJliiosfvvtfitt
AvlfV
of
the-
President
'Urittcd
States
of
the
United
States,
visiting
here
-r-
witti
her
daughter,
Mrs.
John
Boet-
LONDON,
May
7:
c;f
a
dhi
tlnsrcr.
spoke
before
an
apprentice
providing
for
appointment
of
an
graduation
gathering
here
yestcr-
official
guardian
for
BrlUsh,
child-day.
"Domctiravics
must
show
that
rcn
sent
to
the
United
States
under
ifhpv
ran
nf
thlr
mm
vlnlltlnn
rlo
the
ansnices
of
the
United
States
as
gocd
a
Job
of
living
and
work-
Committee
and
for
children
sent
ing
as
can
be
done
under
dictator
ship,"
declared
Mi:
Roosevelt.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
L)
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.01.
Bralornc,
9.50.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.45.
Den
Ionia.
.01
(usk.
.
Falrview,
.00
Gold
Belt,
.23.
Hedley
Mascot,
.52.
Mlnto.
.01
'4.
Noble
f
ive,
.00V2
(ask).-,
x
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
V'
Pend
Oteille,
1.20.
Pioneer.
2.00.
,
Prtinkr,
.91.
'
'
Pilvatecr,
.44.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
i
Reno,
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to
Canada
by
the
Children's
Over
seas
Reception
Board
Is
to
be
In
troduced
In
Parliament.
.
i
It
Is
expected
the
guardian
in
the
United
States
will
be
Lord
Halifax,
the
British
Ambassador.
In
Canada,
either
Malcolm
Macdon-ald,
the
new
British
High
Commissioner,
or
one
of
the
Canadian
cabinet
ministers,
will
act
as
or-!
'
ficial
guardian.
I
According
to
the
semi-official
Press
Association,
the
United
States
has
been
urging
the
British
government
to
bring
in
such
a
measure
because
of
the
many
difficulties
be-.
i
i
i.
i
nft..
ing
encounierea
in
iuuhuib
(
'evacuated
children
when
there
is
nobody
nobody
in
in
the
the
States
states
who
wno
has
nas
au
Tomorrow
s
lides
High
11:13
am
103
It.
.
23:26
p.m.
21.6
ft.
Low
:
5:01
a.m.
4
8
ft.
17:15
p.m.
4.9
ft.
Pre
Eight
Planes
Down
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
mier
ICHURCHILL
ENDORSED
Overwhelming
Vote
Of
Confidence
J
Accorded
British
Premier
And
His
Policies
LONDON,
May
7:
An
overwhelming
vole
of
confidence
417
to
3
was
accorded
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
and
his
policies
after
a
two
day
debate
on
the
war
in
Parliament.
The
Prime
Minister
said
that
a
great
deal
more
aid
from
United
States
was
needed
but
he
was
confident
it
would
be
forthcoming.
The
Prime
Minister
was
received
in
audience
yesterday
by
the
King.
The
House
of
Lords'
yesterday
gave
a
unanimous
vote
of
confidence
in
the
Churchill
government.
The
Commons
gave
Churchill
his
vote
of
confidence
after
he
had
disclosed
that
nearly
five
hundred
thousand
Imperial
soldiers
now
stand
guard
against
the
Axis
in
the
Middle
East
and
that
Great
Britain
expects
enough
new
American
merchant
ships
to
see
her
through
1912
in
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic.
The
Prime
Minister
proclaimed
a
halt
to
the
Britisn
retreat
in
the
Mediterranean
bases
with
the
declaration
that
"we
intend
to
defend
o
the
death
and
without
thought
of
retirement
Crete
and
Tobruk."
--!he-Balkan.eampatgnwas
the
principal
subject
of
discussion
in
the
two-flay
debate:
The
climax
was
a
verbal
duel
between
Churchill
and
Former
Premier
David
Lloyd
-
George.
Lloyd.
George
was
bitterly
critical
of
the
manner
in
which
information
was
being
given
out
in
can-nection
with
the
war.
There
should
be
a
more
realistic
picture.
Britain
had
sustained
painful
and
serious
wounds,
declared
Lloyd
George.
They
were
not
fatal
but
would
be
grave
if
neglected.
He
referred
to
the
loss
of
Allies.
GREEK
NAVY
HEAVY
HIT
CANEA.
Crete.
May
7:
(CD
The
au-
covernrrient.
recapitulating
thorny
to
give
icga.
.
-
m
days
certain
actions
which
the
United
the
nM,B
German
j,i
drive
thrmmh
througn
States
committee
of
which
Mrs.
Roosevelt
Is
president
may
wish
to
take
for
the
good
of.
the
children.
Case
of
Operations
For
For
example
example
an
an
urgent
urgent
operation
oP,
of
Greece,
said
today
that
all
auxiliary
vessels
more
than
thirty
had
Ibeenl
savagely
bombed
and
ma-
chliie-gunned,
sinking
with
their
crews.
Greek
submarines
have
join-
.
.
,
t
Alexandria.
for
appellants
may
oe
nectary,
destroyers
were
sunk
but
under
State
Law
in
the
U.S.A.
...:
fcnm,
chtn5
doctor
cannot
operate
without
consent
of
Uio
child's
parent.
Nev
ertheless,
it
may
be
imperative
to
q
U..UIp
operate
within
a
few
hours
and
In
TOOl
liUSDalilla
wartime
the
consent
of
parents
across
the
Atlantic
sometimes
can-
Lii&l
I
jof
AjAI.UOUD
U
vpnene
nni
Ho
nhbUnw!
so
nuicklv.
When
the
new
BUI
becomes
law
the
U.S.
Committee
will
be
able
to
SOMEWHERE
IN
YORKSHIRE,
give
Its
consent
In
such
matters
In
May
7;
(CP)
Excuses
husbands
11.-
i.HA.t,tn4rrA
f
Yyfi
t
1
1
f
Vi
q
c
f
tl
A
nil-
l
u
iUaU
iitliian
iiror
rtrnvlri-
WH?
MlUWltUb
Vwg
r
,
CUUIU
felVC
WICii
WiT-O
Droval
of
ah
officially
appointed
;ed
when
the
Ancient
Order
of
Hen-
'
...
111
1.11
J
t
4UAI
.
.
.
.
-11..
.
guardian
tor
uruisn
cnuarcu
m
mic
peciced
Husoanas
issuea
nouce
01
fnitcd
States.
its
annual
secret
gathering
"some
cvl.
niftlo
nf
IVio
It
R
Hnmrnlt-
...i
i
iMlt
WllvlC
lli
i
Ul
IWiiH
1-
1
of
the
bill
and
explaining
dtfficul-j
Tell
r
you
are
going
to
see
a
man
lies
Americans
aie
cAuiti-i6
i"aboui
your
mcome-taA
trtntlnrr
looking
after
nftor
th
the
rhlldrpn.
children.
!
have
to
do
an
extra
vtrn
turn
turn
There
are
1.500
British
evacuee
children
In.
Canada
and
800
in
the
United
States
uncjpr
the
Official
scheme.
In
addition,
both
coun
tries
have
several
thousand
children
who
have
been
privately
evacuated.
Has
Temperature
WASHINGTON.
DXJ..
May
7:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
had
a
light
temperabure
yesterday.
Ills
usual
Tuesday
press
confer
ence
was
cancelled.
say
you
ci
fire-watching;
or,
if
the
doesn't
like
walking,
suggest
a
days
nunt
on
you
own
for
cigarettes
and
razor
blades.
Thp
Catherine
was
the
5921st
meeting.
Tlie
A.O.H.H.
claims
un
broken
continuity
since
Adam,
tte-
Joice
and
be
glad
on
the
one
free
day
of
domestic
liberty,"
saia
me
Invitations.
One
of
the
oldest
members
complained
new
troubles
had
come
to
henpecked
husbands
due
to
"rationing,
A
B.P.,
tho
nest-egg
budge
and
tightening
of
apron-strings."
4!
i
j;
lit
V.