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The
Ui.
rt
On
United
fees
Finances
i.
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Sir
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.TR1VIY
:.rv.
lave
approval
by
a
vote
or
bo
.'v
-ase-Lcnd"
jritain
bill
which
makes
United
y
rsenal
and
of
democracy'
ana
comers
upon
;
Franklin
D.
tit
virtual
unlimited
powers
to
use
the
Sources
of
this
to
crush
Nazi
aggression.
Prior
to
being
given
final
by
the
Senate
an
amendment
by
Senator
Robert
Taft
tould
have
limited
to
two
billion
dollars
the
amount
of
he
President
might
send
abroad
was
defeated
53
to
28.
hi
is
back
in
the
House
today
and
it
is
expected
to
get
pproval
there
tomorrow
with
Presidential
signature
on
sday.
The
rresiuent
is
expected
lo
ask
ten
billion
dol-
get
it
into
effect.
.
LONDON
HARD
HIT
AGAIN
ONDON
An
army
of
half
a
million
fire
fighters
was
during
Sunday
and
Saturday
nights
as
the
German
ffe
subjected
the
capital
to
the
heaviest
air
attacks
it
d
ince
ueceniDer.
nave
aner
wave
of
enemy
bombers,
thing
from
various
directions,
swept
over
and
dropped
ids
of
high
explosive
and
inccntiary
bombs.
Much
dam.
5
done
in
various
parts
of
the
city
and
there
were
many
lies,
lucre
were
uugc
naicis
hi
many
Mrccis.
A
popu-
hi
club
and
a
large
public
shelter
sustained
direct
hits.
ravy
London
night
raids
followed
increased
daylight
air
activity
over
various
parts
of
the
country.
Nazi
raiders
rd
London
lieavuy
again
last
nignt
wun
nigh
explosive
endiary
bombs.
There
were
also
enemy
planes
over
the
tcs
last
night
but
no
dropping
of
bombs
was
reported.
day
was
fairly
quiet
but
the
Nazis
were
striking
again
GREEKS
FACING
NAZIS
ITHENS
With
the
Nazi
juggernaut
poised
along
the
Bui-frontier
ready
to
pounce
with
all
its
force
and
Hellenic
standing
ready
to
resist
it,
Greek
press
and
radio
reitcr-
tttrmination
to
fight
to
the
death
any
German
invasion.
of
Hitler's
demand
that
Greece
make
peace
with
Italy
inounccd
In
defiant
statements.
A
leading
editor,
ap-
11
v
with
official
inspiration,
said:
"Gtecce
has
shown
Irld
how
to
live.
Nok,
if
necessary,
we
will
show
the
world
die."
Hitler's
proferred
peace
terms
are
reported
to
illowfd
Greece
to
keep
all
her
former
territory
except
a
Or
through
Thrace
to
the
Aegean
Sea
for
Bulgaria.
Rc-
irom
Albania
was
demanded
as
well
as
sites
for
German
it
Salonika
and
Patros.
Greece
would
have
to
break
off
its
assistance
pact
with
Great
Britain
and
call
on
Britain
hdraw
bases
from
Crete
and
other
Greek
territory.
Un
tied
reports
today
said
that
the
Germans
had
already
the
frontier
from
Bulgaria
into
Greece.
This
was
de-
unofficlal
German
quarters.
There
is
increasing
YuioSlavia
and
Greece.
ITALIAN
RAIDER
SUNK
LONDON
The
Ram
I
an
Italian
commerce
raider
of
3GC7
his
been
sunk
by
a
New
Zealand
cruiser,
the
"200-ton
hi,
in
an
engagement
in
the
Indian
Ocean.
The
raider
rpfifff
tiM8V3'lihotslind
Is'belteved
to-hartfbn"pllIairlriir
Rn
for
some
time.
One
hundred
members
of
the
crew
11
ts
ind
89
men
were
picked
up.
One
hour
after
the
op-
'ot
the
attack
by
the
Australian
ship,
the
raider
sank.
under
fired
five
salvos
after
the
Ram
I.
chose
to
fight
,
than
halt.
The
Lcander
suffered
no
damage
or
casual,-.
ANOTHER
ITALIAN
DEBACLE
ATHENS
Three
thousand
Italian
officers
and
men
have
captured
in
forty-eight
hours
by
the
Greek
forces
on
the
Bian
front.
It
was
the
most
important
operation
since
the
pre
ol
Kllsura,
The
Italian
minister
of
education
is
among
tilled.
On
his
body
was
found
a
letter
from
Premier
iWus-
urging
the
Italians
to
fight
to
the
death
lest
Fascism
he
jed
forever.
Another
Italian
debacle
is
developing.
Prem-
lussolini
Is
reported
to
have
visited
the
front
and
admitted
fthe
Italians
cann
oldefeat
the
Greeks.
MORE
SHIPS
GREATEST
!STEEI)
LONDON'
Rt.
Hon.
Ernest
Bcvin,
minister
of
labor,
speak-
so
llrltish
workers
at
Newcastle
Sunday,
said
that
every-
!
last
year
depended
upon
production
of
aircraft.
This
year
Nd
depend
upon
production
of
ships.
He
urged
that
not
a
not
an
hour
be
lost
in
the
effort
to
produce
ships
and
more
He
warned
that
the
enemy
had
not
jet
struck
his
heaviest
On
shipping
tonnage
depended
the
maintenance
of
p
abroad
and
the
keeping
up
of
the
supply
of
food
and
flies
to
those
on
the
home
front.
Mr.
Bcvln
appealed
lo
wo-
to
enlist
In
armament
production
even
before
registration.
minister
of
labor
referred
to
the
important
effect
the
pas-
of
the
United
States
"lease-lend''
aid
to
Britain
bill
would
on
Great
Britain.
TRANCE
TO
FIGHT
ALONE
VICHY
Following
a
conference
between
General
Maximc
hand
and
Vice-Premier
Jean
Harlan
it
was
announced
last
that
the
defence
of
the
French
African
Empire
would
be
ftained
by
France
alone
against
all
'aggressors.
Germany
warned
that
France
expected
compliance
with
the
arnus-
nd
Britain
was
warned
that
the
French
Navy
might
be
l
to
convoy
food
shlnmcnts
to
France
if
Britain
continued
to
pade
them
as
she
says
she
will.
DRIVING
INTO
ETHIOPIA
r
CAIRO
British
bombers,
ran
cine:
ahead
of
Imperial
land
thrust
toward
the
vital
Addis
Ababa
railway
in
Ethiopia
S.
'y
and
scored
direct
hits
on
a
train
near
Dircdawa
and
a
on
at
Addagalla
Saturday,
the
Royal
Air
Force
announced,
j
.Ming
inrcdawa
airdrome.
Numerous
other
Italian
po-ns
in
Africa
were
attacked.
I!
$593.21
in
donations
received
and
$1125.40
in
canteen
receipts.
Dur
ing
the
same
period
operating
expenses
were
$687.79
and
canteen
miprhosM
$9G3.50.
cash
on
hand
at
December
31
amounting
to
$fi7.32.
The
tag
day
on
March
i
resuiiw
in
a
total
of
$179.40
in
cash
being
taken,
leaving
net
proceeds
or
$169.10
after
deducting
expenses
of
$10.30.
t.
unmuton
is
treasurer
of
the
United
Services
Hut
fci-l;B.
mm
$1718.61
including
E.
Mwtliwr,
auditor.
mm
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
58.
Formal
Denial
.Made
That
Mrs.
Sarah
Churchill
Oliver
Was
Killed
By
Bombing
LONDON,
March
10:
(CP)
A
report
circulated
in
London
fr-day
that
Sarah
Churchill
Oliver,
daughter
of
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill,
waa
killed
In
a
recent
bombing
was
drni'd
by
ths
secretary
of
her
husband,
Vic
Oliver,
who
said
"she
is
quite
all
right."
SHIPPING
ATTACKED
and
air
fields
in
various
p.nti
of
the
United
Kingdom
were
attacked.
REACTION
OF
BERLIN
Not
Surprised
at
Tasslng
of
"Lease
Lend"
Bill
Was
foregone
Conclusion
BERLIN,
March
10.
Passage
the
"lease-lend"
Aid
to
Britain
bill
Great
Britain.
The
spokesman
reiterated
a
previous
statement
that
all
United
L
PR
OTTAWA,
March
10:
(CP)
Award
of
a
$39,000
contract
to
the
Northern
British
Col-
umbia
Power
Co.
foriian
elec-
trlcal,
distribution
system
at
he
Royal
Canadian
Ar
Force
station
at
Prince
Rupert
Is
announced
today.
BIG
RAIDS
RESUMING
Londoners
Believe
Full
Force
Oi
Nazis
On
London
Is
Getting
Under
Way
LONDON.
K
h
10:
(CP)
Siren;
warned
cf
Nazi
raiders
over
Germany
Claims
to
Have
Inflicted
Lr:idn
aa
a
:h'.s
mt
njig
after
Further
Heavy
Losses
on
British
the
heaviest
week-end
of
air
at-At
Sea
.
cks
.h.
-
fire
bomb
raids
of
last
December.
Some
Londoners
BERLIN,
March
10.
Germany
regarded
quickened
parr
rf
th
claims
to
have
inflicted
further
rald3
as
signalling
the''
start
of
heavy
loses
on
British
shipping
at
a
full
force
spring
air
siege,
sea
within
twenty-four
hours.
Ms'-V
w-te
k'llsd
Saturday
nlshf
One
German
submarine
alone.
It
whtn
a
tomb
crashed
through
th
Is
claimed,
sank
18,000
tons
of
Brl-
roof
of
the
popular
Cafe'de
Pari
ttsh
merchant
shipping.
in
the
West
End
which
War
flllrd
A
Nazi
dive
bomber
Is
claimed
to
Wfh
dncetss.
Aktoj
'bhs?
Mils
have
sunk
a
10,000
ton
British
ship
.were
four
Canadian
soidlen
in-ln
St.
George's
Channel
between
chiding
Cart.
Seagram
of
Toronto.
England
and
Ireland.
fT
alie-ds-camp
to
Maor
General
A.
...
G.
.
L.
.
McNiu-iton.
.
and
nai
Ports
rmus.uiiu
and
docks
uuck.5
bore
Dore
the
ine
brunt
uruni
...w.
u
end.
Portsmouth,
was
aLn
struck
had
an
a'arnv
ast
nipht
but
po
bomb3
were
dropped.
The
Nazis
were
also
over
ciher
parti
a;
the
country.
V
.'Jier
kef
t
the
Soyal
Air
Force,
grounded
over
the
weekend
but
today
a
formation
.of
J
bombers
sweeping
over
the
Straits
of
Dover
Indicated
a
raid
on
Bou
;
logne.
'
i
Moonlight
Nights
Ths
planes
f
kw
over
London
on
:
the
moonlight
nights,
approaching
from
several
directions.
Last
night
the
southeast;
coast
of
and
Wales
were
also
attacked.
The
Talds
were
more
widespread
by
the
United
States
makes
Presl-
than
the
country
has
suffered
in
dent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
an
ab-
weeks.
solute
dictator
as
United
States
London
was
still
digging
out
of
slips
Into
the
twilight
of
democracy,
the
debris
of
Saturday
night
when
says
an
official
Nazi
spokesman,
last
night's
raid
commenced.
'
t
It
brings
United
States
more
deflq-
Up
to
early
today
no
official
es-itely
Into
the
war
on
the
side
of
tlmate
had
been
made
of
the
casu-.
Great
Britain.
altles.
Passage
of
the
"lease-lend"
bill,'
It
looks
like
the
city
might
be
in
says
the
spokesman,
was
a
fore-
for
another
blasting
tonight.
,gone
conclusion.
It
merely
legalizes
The
night
club,
which
was
blast-
an
already
existing
situation.
Its
ed
Saturday
night,
presented
,
a
only
effect
will
be
continue
for
a
ghastly
scene
of.
carnage
where
while
longer
the
futile
resistance
of
only
a
few
minutes
belore
gay
dancing
had
been
proceeding
with
uniformed
men
and
beautifully
gowned
women
in
attendance.
The
States
shipping
coming
within
thelproprietor,
a
noted
restauranteur,
range
of
German
torpedoes
would
.and
the
orchestra
leader
were
be
sunk.
I
among
the
killed.
'
Local
Brothers
Officers
In
Navy
and
Army
-
Brought
Together
At
English
Camp
Two
Prince
Rupert
brothers,
one
a
naval
officer
and
ona
an
army
officer,
have
had
a
rendezvous
"somewhere
in
England."
They
are
Lieut.
James
Bryant
R.C.N.
V.R.
and
Lieut.
Wizner
Bryant
R.C.A.
Letters
received
by
their
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Bryant,
tell
interestingly
indeed
of
their
meeting.
Many
local
friends
will,
no
doubt,
be
glad
that
the
Dally
News
Is
able
to
publish
excerpts
from
the
letters
sent
on
by
George
Bryant
who
is
at
present
In
Vancouver.
Wizner
vrlte3
as
follows
of
the
meeting:
"Last
Thursday
I
was
at
mess
watching
a
film
showing.
One
of
the
duty
waiters
called
me
out
and
you
can
Imagine
my
surprise
and
Joy
at
seeing
Jim
standing
there.
He
looked
fine.
If
anything,
he
look
cd
better
than
I
had
ever
seen
him.
We'
went
to
my
quarters
and
sat
up
till
about
3
a.nl.
talking.
All
the
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
-
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
10,
1941.
Tomorrow
sTTdes
High
Low
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CENTS.
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To
Yugoslavia
PREMIER'S
DAUGHTER
IS
ALIVE:
Power
Company
Lands
Contract
WOULD
GIVE
German
Tells
Balkan
BIG
CREDIT
k,
T
i
.
a
.
Nationalist
China
Seeking
to
Take
Over
Accounts
ot
Citizens
in
Britain
and
United
States
1
SHANGHAI,
March
ld.--lt
is
reported
here
that
the
People's
Coun
States
banks.
TRADE
PACT
WITH
SPAIN
Great
Britain
to
Exchange
Meat
and
Butter
for
Mercury
and
Oranges
LONDON,
March
10.
Great
Britain
and
Spain
have
negotiated
a
trade
treaty
whereby
Britain
will
receive
mercury
and
oranges
from
Soaln
In
return
for
meat
and
TODAY'S
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R..D.
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Johnston
Oil
Vancouver
Pie
Mlrw)iiH.
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985
fask).
rariboo
Quartz,
2.60.
Intonh,
.OOV4.
Fa!rv!ew.
M.
Gold
Belt.
.28.
HIy
Mascot,
,48.
Minto.
.om.
Noble
Five.
.01tf.
(ask).
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
P?nd
Ore.'lle,
1.40.
Pioneer.
2.05.
Prem'?r.
.90.
Privateer.
.47
Vs.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Reno,
.11.
Relief
Arlington,
.02V4.
Salmon
Gold,
.01.
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Creek,
.85.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.08.
Calmont,
.18.
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1.10.
Home,
1.85.
Pacalta,
.04?'-.
Royal
Canadian,
.O8V2.
Okalta,
.50.
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Mercury.
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
.07.'
Toronto
Aldermac,
.11.
Beattle,
1.05.
Central
Pat.,
1.75.
Cons.
Smelters,
35.
S,
East
Mallartlc,
.034
(ask).
;
Francoeur,
.35.
Gods
Lake,
:26.
Hardrock,
.77.
Int.
Nickel,
33.00.
Kerr
Addison,
3.55.
Little
Long
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1.70.
McLeod
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1.85.
Madsen
Red
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.57.
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1.06.
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.46.
Norahda,
51.V4.
Pickle
Crow,
2.79.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.97.
San
Antonio,
2.20.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl.
.22.
BouscadlUac.
.02.
Mbsher,
MV2.
Oklcnd.
.04.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
.25.o
(ask).
chaps
came
In
to
meet
him
and
we
made
coffee
over
the
fire,
engaging'
C
TppDl7
in
a
general
round
of
exchanging'
OUi
JTIVI-ilJlJ
views
and
ideas.
He
left
on
the
9:15.
bus
that
morning
to
return
to
his
post."
j
Jim
goes
more
Into
detail:
i
NEWSPAPER
"When
I
arrived
at
Wlzner's
camp
ANKARA,
March
10.
At
the
be-
I
completely
surprised
him
and,
hest
of
German
Ambassador
Franz
luckily,
he
was
able
to
put
me
up.
Von
Papen,
the
Turkish,
government
i
naa
quite
a
time
nnumg
ms
aw
js
reported
to
have
suppressed
Continued
on
PAGE
FOUR
pro-British
Turkish
newspaper.
nation
J
o
Join
axis;
No
Non-Aggression
cil
at
Chungking,
provisional
capital
of
china,
wiii
ask
Great
Britain
Balkan
Crisis
Continues
Tense
With
Conflagration
of
War
and
united
states
to
turn
oyer
to
Immcnent
Turkey's
Position
is
Still
Enigmatic
the
government
of
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kal
Shek
credits
from
bank
,
.
.
.,
,.
.
,T
A,
,nn,
accounts
of
Chinese
citizen
wheih
BELGRADE,
March
10:
(CP)
Authoritative
quart-would
be
repaid
in
Chinese
govern-
ei's
said
tonight
that
Germany
had
informed
Yugoslavia
ment
bonds.
This
would
make
hun-
that
she
must
sign
the
three-power
Rome-Berlin-Tokyo
dreds
of
millions
of
dollars
of
credit
xs
pact
ancj
that
conclusion
merely
of
a
non-aggression
accord
with
Germany
was
not
acceptable...
Turkey's
stand
$107,000,000
on
deposit
m
united
n
regard
to
the
tense
Balkan
crisis,
which
threatens
to
BOMBING
BY
NIGHT
NEAR
END
Sav
Noted
Canadian
Airman
On
His
Landing
From
Old
Country
Free
French
Officer
Also
Here
AT
AN
EASTERN
CANADIAN
PORT,
March
10:
Wins
Commander
Ernest
McNabb,
D.
F.
C,
who
has
been
distineuishine
himself
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
in
the
aerial
defence
.Britain.-
arrived
home--y
est
.
day
with
the
prediction
that
n';ht
bombin?
of
England
would
wiped
out
by
next
month.
He
gnt'e
n
indication
of
the
nature
of
the
secret
weapon,
if
any.
Arriving
on
the
same
boat
as
McNabb
was
a
representative
of
General
Charles
deGaulie,
Free
French
leader,
who
will
interest
French-Canadians
in
the
war.
France
would
take
up
arms
on
the
side
of
Prila'n
when
the
time
was
ripe,
this
representative
said.
NEWSPAPER
1
IS
CHARGED
Ottawa
Citizen
Named
In
Two
Complaints
Of
Breech
Of
Defence
Of
Canada
Regulations
OTTAWA.
March
10:
(CP)
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police'
burst
into
the
flames
of
war
at
any
moment,
still
remains
enigmatic.
Greece
still
reiterates
her
determination
to
fight
on
against
Nazi
aggression
and
has
quickened
the
campaign
in
Albania
against
the
Italians,
scoring
Important
new
victories
and
putting
the
Fascists
to
flight,
One
crack
regiment
having
been
annllllated.
There
are
large
Russian
troop
movements
not
far
from
the
Rumanian
frontier
which
might
be
regarded
by
some
as
an
Indication
of
the
Soviet
preparing
to
resist
possible
Nazi
aggression
towards
the
Baku
oil
fields.
ITALIAN
CRUISER
JSSUNK
British
Submarine
Sends
Fascist
Warship
To
Bottom
Of
Ocean
j
LONDON,
March
10:
(CP)
An
.Italian
cruiser
of
the
Condottieria
class
was
torpedoed
and
almost
certainly
sunk
by
a
British
sub-I
marine,
the
Admiralty
announced
jtcday.
The
Armlralty
said
that
ths
Icruiser
was
escorted
by
two
des-troyers.
For
two
hours'
after
ths
warship
was
hit,
escort
vessels
circled
about,
picking
up
survivors.
NEW
BASES
APPROVED
'United
States
Appropriates
$245,-
000,000
For
Defences
On
Two
Oceans
today
laid
two
complaints
under
,
the
Defence
of
Canada
regulations
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
March
10:
against
th
Ci.ti7n
Publishing
Co.
(CP)
The
United
States
Senate
Ltd.
'The
action
followed
a
state-
today
approved
the
establishment
ment
in
the
House
of
Commons
of
naval
and
nlr
bases
on
sites
February
27
of
Rt.
Hon.
Ernest
acquired
from
Great
Britain
In
Lapolnte,
minister
of
justice,
that
exchange
for
United
States
des-the
Citizen
would
have
to
answer
troyers.
before
the
courts
for
an
editorial
The
Senate
passed
$245,000,000
Jof
January
11
which
M.
J.
Cold-
authorization
for
naval
public
well,
leader
of
the
Co-operattve
works
including
also
development
Commonwealth
Federation,
refer-
of
facilities
at
Guam
and
Samoa,
(red
to
In
the
Commons
charging
Alaska
and
other
Pacific
areas.
that
It
was
"subversive."
:
'
777.
.
.
PASSING
OF
Illeeal
Tracts
;
LUCAL
MAIN
i7
Appear
In
City
James
Tcacock
Dies
In
Victoria
.
Was
Well
Known
Northern
(
Miner
And
Prospector
Jehovah's
Witnesses
tracts,
dissemination
of
which
Is
con-
VICTORIA,
March
10:
(CP)
trary
to
Defence
of
Canada
James
Peacock,
aiged
71,
well
regulations,
appeared
by
hun-
known
miner
and
prospector
of
dreds
around
the
residential
Prince
Rupert,
Alice
Arm
and
tha
sections
of
the
city
last
night.
north
country
until
cpmlriS
hero
They
were
done
up
In
bundles
,tw
years
ago,
died
on
Saturday.
and
were
strewn
on
lawns,
He
was
a
native
of
Englana
ana
doorsteps
and
elsewhere.
Tills
leaves
a
son
and
da,ughtet
In'
Call-
morning
they
were
found
by
fornla.
l
citizens.
The
police
were
soon
on
the
Job
to
ascertain,
If
pos-
,
Norman
Nelson,
general
manager
slble,
who
was
responsible.
..No
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.,
ar-
arrests
had
been
made
up
to
rlvcd
In
the
city
oniithe
Catfala
last
early
afternoon.
night
from
Vancouver,
being
hera
'
f
or
a
brief
visit
on
company
bust-
ness.
ijfi1'.