W
lilUTISH
"IfLlT'
liKKiMANY
inVDO.V
The
Koyal
Air
Force
last
night
assembled
the
,
t
ait
armada
so
far
in
the
war
for
a
smashing
attack
r
,.Mtiv
I'Ciuerine
on
uamoure
and
uremrn
ami
n.
.jinn
llM:
-
!
din"
t"
Berlin,
Emden,
St.
Nataire
and
as
far
as
Poscn
in
i'fn
onupicd
Poland.
The
attack
was
of
blitz
proportions.
'
Brilisli
planes
were
iosi.
ine
uermans,
In
return,
made
.
.rile
attack
on
Great
Urllaln
including
Sheffield,
Derby.
V
itinrham
Hull
.and
Plymouth.
Since
Wednesday
the
Nai
have
1
al
H
1
'
BRITISH
IN
CONTROL
i
tIKO
With
Iraqul
resistance
crumbling
rapidly
as
they
(rcal
,
disorder,
the
British
have
the
situation
in
Iraq
now
l"n
tu
under
control.
Today,
it
was
reported,
there
was
some
.
i
ri.l.ll...
i..
....u
'
t)ul
no
niiiiKiii
ui
iiuuiic
anger
r
prCssed
in
demonstrations
in
Bagdad,
the
pro-Nazi
Prem-"
llasli'tl
M
Al
Galani
Is
reported
to
have
fled
from
the
capl-'l
wule
other
members
of
the
government
are
in
communi-i
,..
H,u,
the
pro-IIritislt
Regent
Amir
Abdullah
In
Trans-
14"""
COMMHKCE
RA1DKU
SUNK
LONDON
The
Admiralty
announced
today
that
ILM.S.
hkttn
Twenty-seven
Ilrilisli
seamen,
wno
iiad
been
held
pris-
on
tne
ra'dcr,
ana
fifty-three
German
crew
members
Suner
DCked
up.
The
warship
was
slightly
damaged.
It
is
thoujlit
Uie
raider
was
the
former
liner
Hansa.
SEA
LOSSES
HEAVY
iiiviiov
Aii
unofficial
announcement
yesterday
places
me
destroyer.
'
ins
visit.
losses
liv
enemv
action
in
Anril.
including
UC
"'I',
n
-
-
-
Sthe
the
Orrek
evacuation,
at
460,000
tons.
The
heaviest
month
s
Ws
so
far
in
the
war
were
IC3.000
tons
in
June
last
which
in-I.
"...
iv....ur,M.r
A
Washington
statement
by
Senator
Van-
--
-
-
iiuani
.,...,-.
'denburg
that
tprn
sripimig
ui
uimi
i.,
..(,
officially
denied.
ROME
NAVAL
CLAIM
iniMi'
tn
air
vs.
navy
battle
between
Italian
planes
i..itui.
iiinv.
involving
a
convoy
in
the
Mediterranean,
-.i
i.r.
dwi:tv
It
is
claimed
that
hits
were
scored
....
i..;i;vi
i,(iiiiin.
nne
aircraft
carrier,
two
cruisers
and
SUEZ
IS
ATTACKED
LONDON
There
has
been
quite
a
heavy
German
attack
stared.
The
I'cvntian
tale
lUilway
and
a
power
station
were
damaged.
VICHY
AND
GERMANY
VICIIV
I'rancc
and
Germany
arc
drafting
a
preliminary
tit
ii..
4.miLi;A
f
f'imnicirnp
Vii
iiffirial
mi
fiat
'
"
.
:
i
..r
...i...
I
nl.niL
CormiiK
will
Ect
hut
it
uiuuu
mailt:
a
vii
-
-
-
kJI..,,!
M
I
rnnrli
lilVC
trrfll
til
n&VSaCC
of
Refill
IfOODS
furtvill
Hit
isvaivti
-
iiVUIM
I
1
1
Hi
11
"W
.
STEAMER
1XION
SUNK
l.iimxHn.
Hrilish
steamer
Ixion,
well
known
on
the
QUEEN'S
AIR
......
I
i
L.
n
..
knAII
arinr
rnavi.
iiavinp
raiicu
at
ihvuuivi
,
rr
iim
vniiilirrii
tin
of
Greenland.
(1ST
RE
DEFEATED
rnl
lj
(
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11
1
1
h
llitlrr
Mll1it
llitnl4s.Au
I
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I
biaicmcni
fhftt
thrr
cnuld
be
4
h
:..n
ntr
niir.
ni
rriniiiii?u:
I
'O
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maaf
by
the
British
not!
r
w
jv
iuii
I
OLtXLvO.
wtiiph
t&iiK:-
would
nat
be
of
much
tiitv.
was
not
food.
i
i
"
iur
avu
tin:
vwiiii"..
Brlbin.
1
Fnt.
.
...
.
-iiuii;
in
till;
vuuiou
Fd.v
uubllc
(ipinlon.
?umo"
mt:kcli-d
the
hotel
where
flayed
Here,
cxurcsslns
lUsap-
RAID
FUND
Trua
Coniuaaiy
ifor
tho
V"S
Lanarllnti
1
fnr
Air
.
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.siiiiii
.
u
mnitAU
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t
n
n
cum
w
-
Itllnr.
i.'""
inc
Ili-st.
rnntirlbuuon
,.?n
UllS
.;ttv
InurorI
rtlnir
Jllrl
1
People
bombed
out
In
dif-
SVnt
DarlK
nf
n.
n.ii-l..
f'llS
(looo
,v.
.....
,i,
KM
eaii
v11
wlv
IS
f.n;Wj
.......
u-
1
d
ai,y
further
amounts
.
v
irii.
:ir.
i
nic
fii
i
ir-i'
in
i
lijT
oulWe
points.
The
lat-Kfii,.,.
y
owledKed
..
$100.50
:tsi
J
10.00...
o.oo
1.00
Qtalt0late
$122.50,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courlray
8.
U
Julinalon
Co.)
Vancouver
His
Missouri,
.01.
llralornc,
9.60.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.50A.
Dcntonia,
.01A.
Falrvlcw,
.OOVi.
Gold
Belt.
.23.
Ilcdlcy
Mascot,
.50A.
Minto,
.01
"A.
'
Noble
Five,
.00
't
A.
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
Pcnd
Oreille,
1.20.
Pioneer.
1.95.
Premier,
.90.
Privateer,
.44.
Itccvcs
Macdonald,
.10.
Keno,
.10.
Relief
Arlington,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.70.
oils
i
A.
P.
Con.,
.07.
Calmont.
.15.
C.
Si
E
1.10.
Home,
1.70A.
Pacalta,
.03.
Itoyal
Canadian,
.07;
Okalta.
.50A.
.
Mercury,
.04A.
Prairie
Royalties,
.05.
Toronto
Aldennac,
.08.
Ueattle,
1.05.
Central
Pat.,
1.60.
Con.
Smelters,
32.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.28.
Fernland,
.02.
Francoeur,
.38.
Gods
Lake,
.25.
Hardrock,
.72.
Int.
Nickel.
30.50.
Kerr
Addison,
3.75.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.80.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.55.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.57.
McKcnzie
Red
Lake,
1.00.
Moneta,
.42.
Noranda,
49.50.
Pickle
Crow,
2.33.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.S0.
San
Antonio,
2.15.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.67.
TJchl,
.10.
Bouscadlllac,
.02.
Mosher,
.04.
Oklend,
.04.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
21.00.
We
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
109.
French
homeland.
Bulletins
SUNDAY
OP.SERVANCi:
OTTAWA
Rev.
Dan
Mclvor,
Liberal
member
for
Fort
William,
pleaded
yesterday
in
Parliament
for
observance
of
Hie
Lord's
Day,
even
In
war
industries.
More
could
be
accomplished
in
six
days'
work
than
seven,
he
"said,
and
workers
would
be
happier.
SHU'S
FOR
BRITAIN
WASHINGTON
The
Maritime
Commission
has
approved
the
turning
over
of
twenty-five
American
shilttJofalDuK
over
"200.000.
tons
to
Canada
for
use
in
transporting
supplies
to
Brjtain.
The
ships
belong
to
a
subsidiary
of
the
Aluminum
Corporation
of
America.
The
vessels
will
be
turned
over
under
charter
arrangements
and
registry
will
be
changed
from
American
to
VICTORIA
MAN
DECORATED
LONDON
I
lying
Officer
Ver
non
C.
Woodward
of
Victoria
lias
devotion
to
duty
in
execution
of
air
operations."
He
has
been
in
tlic
.Middle
East
command
ser-..i..
oiwi
the
start
of
the
war
and
in
one
day
brought
down
five
Italian
planes
in
Libya.
NAZIS
OVER
GREENLAND
PHILADELPHIA
Here
yester
day
on
his
way
to
New
York,
the?
medical
director
of
Greenland
said
that
twelve
Nazi
reconnaissance
planes
made
a
flight
over
Orcenland
in
March.
KlIIXiET
VOTE
DELAYED
OTTAWA
In
view
of
opposition
amendments,
the
budget
debate
has
been
lengthened
and
the
vote
was
not
reached
last
night
as
expected.
A
C.C.F.
amendment
advocates
nationalization
of
the
Dominion
fiscal
system.
Angus
Mclnnis,
Vancouver
East,
said
he
......i.i
could
mil
not
siinnort
support
the
,.1C
aw
New
uc
ROOSEVELT
CONVALESCES
WASHINGTON
V
r
cs
I
d
e
11
1
Roosevelt
continues
Ills
convalescence
from
a
stomach
disorder
and
will
remain
in
his
White
House
quarters
over
the
weekend.
He
will
receive
Prime
Minister
R.
G.
Mciuies
of
Australia
on
Monday
morning.
QUIET
IN
PALESTINE
LONDON
Arabs
ln
Palestine
are
amused
to
hear
the
German
propaganda
about
Arab
uprisings
against
"the
British.
It
Is
quiet
throughout
the
Holy
land,
according
to
dispatches
received
here,
and
never
were
the
Arabs
more
peaceful
than
they
are
today.
Weather
Forecast
I
i
JvTQRIa,
B.C.
I'drrtorrow
s
I
ides
-mm
14IC
.
uu.i.t,
...
future
meeting.
'
Te
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BR1TIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Britain
NAZIS
TO
PASS
NOW
Vichy
Keportcd
to
Have
Agreed
loj
Permit
Cerman
Troons
to
Territory
the
French
provinces
and
mandat
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
9,
1941.
ITEACHERS'
i
ASS'N
MEET
Strafes
I
ARORITF.S
I
Is
Petain's
IN
SESSION1:
T
Prince
Rupert
,
and
7
District
,
t
lnc
buslnesa
business
wa(s
was
dcalt
aeait
wlth
wim
last
lasi,
pvanre
liad
Teachers'
Association
held
Its
lat
nlgW
atithc
rceular
monthly
meet-
ed
fromVichy
to
th
the
monthly
meetlngior
ine
renooi
lng
of
lrie
Prince
Kupcrt
iraaes
lera
m
altemp1;
to
rclieve
.
vear
at
"
Booth
Memorial
scnooi
and
Lacor
ixiurrcu.
mere
was
a
.
'a
kldney
MnpTlJtatlrt
allmenl-
LONDON.
May
9:
(CIM-Ueutcp.
pvl5nln2.
COod
attendance
and
President
.
quoted
the
Berlin
correspondent
or
Ihomas
ElUr.it
in
the
chair,
J-
S.
W
chairman
read
cor-
the
Swiss
Banler
Nachrichtcn
today
l;CfMn.
TJ
k
ondencc
,nciudcd
as
reporting
it
was
believed
the
"Jffi
IW
12.
d
from
the
National
Labar
Sup-Vichy
government
had
agreed
U)
ITZ.TZ
ttt
Counctl
In
reference
to
ihe
passage
of
German
troops
through
-
'
n
n.H
VI
zone
committee
to
tleal
with
ar-
...i-
.i-.
bitratton
of
wage
and
other
dls-
ed
territories,
including
Syria,
as
-
nubs;
a
circular
from
the
Depart-
the
German
price
for
concessions
mcnt
of
Labor
with
.-uxei-Uons
ronnprnine
concerning
occiination
occupation
of
the
ve
uul"'
1
:
.
r.
rr.ii.o
in
fnr
nn
orripr-in.
'oris
by
Mr.
Jones
were
rescrven
lul
a,,
boards
of
con-
rcroccUng
to
be
read
at
a
later
date.
council
An
An
outl
outl'ne
ne
of
or
Dr,
Dri
HuwVs
Kukcvis
fneccn
-necth
cmwion
.
ana
iuvuib-""
"""'i
EGSTALL
RIVER
MINE
IS
READY
FOR
PRODUCTION
riXpciuiuiiru
uii
a
ci
uiuiitin
i,iiiiuiiiht
Machinery
Must
he
Made
Soon
On
the
Canadian
National
Railway
dock
at
Prince
is
a
considerable
shipment
of
mining
machinery
from'
the
property
oi
tne
iNortnern
r.ynies
lummg
jujiijjcui.y.
tu;
mnniimntnf
wna
sliinnorl
frnm
the
comnanv's
minincr
1
-
.1
11..
1
C
i
I
ittriilt:llrl
.
i
11
Tn
1
"
!
.
i
n
Keen
awarucu
;
Iirnnnr
v
nn
fhf
r'.CSlRU
UlVCr
and
IS
IIOIIIU
lUIWtllU
W
lyinir
Cross
for
"gallantry
and
"I
district.
.
rntrnrv
Contrary
tn
to
general
nprnl
hnlipf
belief
t.hft
the
shin-
the
Cariboo
ship.-'
mcnt
of
this
machinery
does
not
mean
that
the
mine
Is
being
aban-
may
bc
tnus
tied
up
together.
doned.
It
only
means
that
the
war
It
i
sugg)ted
that
war
require-
lAJX'llAJit,
may
a.
iwi
n
;
Yorkshire
News
said
today
It
had
been
informed
Marshal
!
Henri
Phillip'pe
Petooi,
Pre-
MUST
CUT
Federal
Government
Orders
Reduction
In
Production
Of
Passenger
Cars
uuftvy,
wiay
y.
'
on
remedial
readkni?
made
at
the
as
bonuses
for
men
employed
on.an
Drtlcr
announccd
today
Cana-
The
cnairman
rcaa
an
appcaa
-
ua
aic
wwi
for
teacher
contributions
to
the
subject
was
held
over
until
cbs
and
other
vehicles
....
.
...
nsvl
tnnoillrxr
nonnmr
ITIP
THCP.lnt
fund
for
children
oi
devastated
'7
,
i
,
7
.
areas
and
for
refugee
teachers,
'uitlier
Informaltai.
soonwred
by
the
British
Columbia
-
Teachers
Federation
working
In
contribution
from
each
or
the
conjunction
with
teachers'
federa-
Prhve
Rupert
teachers,
ttnns
of
England
and
Scotland.
After
a
ftwt
rroort
by
J.
5.
Wil-Tho
members
decided
to
support
sm
on
bu-'ness
traasaoted
at
the
this
very
worthwhile
cause
by
vot-
teachers'
convention
and
In
federa-ing
a
grant
from
.the
local
assocla-
tlon
executive
meetings,
refresh-tion
and
toy
soliciting
Individual
ments
were
served.
IRAQ
ARMY
Are
Falling
Back
From
Habbaniyah
As
Result
Of
British
Attack
High
0:12
am.
22.7
ft.
12:55
pm.
21.0
ft.
Low
6:44
a.m.
1
ft.
18:55
pjn.
4.2
ft.
been
Rlv-
ON
AUTOS
I
DFTDE
A
TIMr
I
ViliLiiiLlinU
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
Reich
jDown
Hy
Night
TimeNowUp?;NAZISLOSE
n..nntT
if...
n.
1
fTt
TKa
J.
J
50
PLANES
IN
BRITAIN
j
Royal
Air
Force
Night
Fighters
Doing
Great
Work
as
Luftwaffe
Continues
Furious
Attack
BIGGEST
RAID
YET
LONDON.
May
9:
(CP)
The
largest
Royal
Air
Force
armada
ever
assembled
for
a
single
night's
raid
dumped
tens
of
thousands
of
incendiaries
and
hundreds
of
tons
of
hich
ex-
invention
was
given
-by
Miss
E.
war
-
.
dian
moU)r
manuiaciures
m
re-
Qn
ambu
and
Rrem
A.
Mercer.
Helpful
dlusslon
ro,.
auce
UD5.anaiiy
ut
ua
en
dur.ne
lh
n
h
fhe
A
lowed
in
which
It
as
suited
""1.;
i.rZ
XT.
Ministry
announced
today.
Al
that
further
thnc'mM
dc
given
'-"
"
auction
pexu
ua
iip.aa
thoueh
.ihe
number
of
raidinc
1
nwer
oi.
atria,
uhilkucu
iiu
mti
,
.
.
...
.
m..nn
nic
rfiniH
ihp
...
.
.
J
i-j'
planes
was
undisclosed,
British
ii
art.
a
t
uiim
va
Mhv,M
vv
irvrviiirTiAn
niinnir
i
n
p
!
tti
m
:riir
iimi
-
of
Labor
Day
-
sports
-
but
4
that
at
least
three
to
four
hundred
planes
were
used.
Possibly
it
was
five
hundred.
The
assaults
on
Ham-
,
burg
and
Bremen
were
but
part
I
of
a
general
sweep
which
in
cluded
an
attatfk
on
Berlin
and
Emdcn
as
well
as
other
strategic
points
all
the
way
f'fom
Norway
t
to
St.
Naialre,
France.
The
Ger
mans
admitted
that
the
British
had
reached
as.
far
as
Posen
in
I
German-occupied
Poland.
.
Ten
CAIRO.
May
9:
(CP)
Remnants
British
planes
were
lost,
of
the
dteadertt
.flmcjjjtpt,
ihe
.-.
rJt"r
Iraq
arwMch
a"
week
ago
at-
LONDON,
May
9:
Fqr
the
twen-tacked
the
Royal
Air
Force
Hah-
ty-four
hours
ending
midnight
last
baniyah
airdrome
have
withdrawn
night
the
bag
of
Nazi
planes
to
Ramadl
and
Falluja,
It
was
an-
brought
down
in
the
Battle
of
Bri-nnm:ed
todav.
Ramadl
Is
twelve
tain
was
thirty-nine
with
over
one
.
-
'-
..
.
.
l.
1
J
-
l,lllnJ
n
t,,rn1
a
Un'.n,r
Chinnnrl
A
wn
v
1
Iiiirc
imHes
north
ana.
ratiuja
wemy-
nunuu
aumC11
w..
u.
wu.cu.
lKuv
V
1
V
1.
V.Vn
I
,1
"
two
to
the
northeast
of
Hab-
baniyah.
Halibut
Sales
Since
then
the
number
has
been
raised
to
fifty.
This
brought
the
total
for
May
so
far
up
to
103
planes
downed
with
over
three
hundred
airmen,
the
British
losing
only
five
machines.
While
the
Germans
were
Amcr(can
losing
the
thirty-nine
planes
in
24
Torkcnskjcld,
40,000,
Storage,
hours,
the
cost
to
the
British
was
95c
and
7.5c.
two
bombers
and
one
lighter.
Tne
Fay,
40,000,
Royal,
95c
and
7.5c.
Germans
were
losing
eignt
planes
Arcade.'
12,000,
Booth,
9.6c
and
to
the
British
one
while
the
ratio
7
5C
of
filers
lost
was
eight
to
one.
Of
Star,
11,500,
Pacific,
9.6c
and
the
thirty-nine
enemy
planes
bag-
7
tp
ged
twenty-four
were
by
night
and
makes
it
almost
Impossible
for
the
war
work
or
to
such
work
as
will
Ehlrley
J..
25,000,
Royal,
9.5c
and
fifteen
by
day.
mine
to
operate
just
now
although
help
ln
the
financing
of
the
war.
LSc.
Ranging
from
North
Ireland
to
It
Is
not
inconceivable
that
c.rcum-'-Tnc
development
of
the
sulphur
ore
Augusta,
18,000.
Booth.
9.3c
and
the
south
coast
ot
England,
raids
stances
might
change
whereby
it,would
mcan
huge
preliminary
ex-
7.5s.
of
the
Luftwaffe
last
night
were
effort.
results-could
Chum,
9,000,
Paclffc.
9.6c
and
he
heavies
and
most
widespread
would
be
needed
In
the
war
Wres
before
any
u
Kotr,nri
in
thP
mv
of
helning
7
5c
In
weeks.
Liverpool
was
attacked
There
Is
no
statement
S
3.
B..
21,500.
Storage.
9.6c
and
for
the
eighth
successive
night.
One
company
or
from
anyone
In
auth-,oute,fn0J""mpe",
be
75c
town
on
the
northeast
coast
and
orlty
but
It
is
understood
the
Pl
Condor,
11,000,
Storage.
9.6c
and
another
on
the
south
coast
were
liminary
development
of
the
mine,
reached
f
or
.a
CrSKre
wZTltlT
7
5c.
most
heavily
attacked.
The
Mid-
has
been
completed
and
that
it
has
0""
ls
onc
of
the
'
Canadian
lands
and
northwest
England
also
turned
out
to
be
even
richer
andt
e
J3
j"tSe
wealth
for
the
Covenant.
20,000,
Storage.
9.7c
felt
the
weight
of
attack
and
bombs
better
than
was
contemplated
when
.purees
o
J
Jwum
Jn
vVTiether
and
7c.
were
also
dropped
on
London
for
the
purchase
was
made
from
1
or
1000,
Storage,
9.5c
the
first
time
since
April
19.
It
'the
Is
smelted
n
e
oisinci
Dunsmuir
estate
of
Victoria
a
few
ore
on
anU.alr.
years
ago.
Prior
to
that
it
had.sh
ippca
oui
,
.
w.
T
u
5i500.
Edmunds
&
craft
batteries
to
bring
down
the
p-"
yajiui!
w
v.
-7
.
-
,
T
,.
9.5c
n
c
aild
77c.
iV.li-lw.nlnU,
nlanfv
In
thp
tweiltV-
been
drilled
and
explored
to
some
the
mine.
and
at
the
shipping
point.
mt
Walker
wf""j
nviont
h,,t.
since
the
uurchase.
..n
A
a
and
7c.
1
3
1
.
41,.
nmmrr
frnm
I
n
Is
.....
,
,
thj
year.
tiip
mineral
content
ot
uie
py
rites
ls
Siipproxlnmtcly
53
percent
u
..
n
nrnat.
mnv
shins
to
Kiilrhur:
46
iDerccTit
iron
and
less
WUUIU
bUIVU
o
(j.vwv
v
s
-
1
1
.
...
carry
the
ore
to
Texas
and
the
ships
-and
one
percent
copper
with
a
..-a
.,niiKla
Ifvl-iv
nnH
urn
not
trnre
nf
silver
and
EOld.
aau
nv
......
.
likely
to
be
available
for
several
j
in
view
01
me
wni'j
a"v
years
Mining
machinery
also
may
,
Rupert
people
ln
the
matter
of
be
difficult
to
obtain
and
the
per-j
house
building
It
Is
the
development
mission
of
the
Dominion
govern-1
of
such
industries
as
this
that
may,
ment
would
have
to
be
obtained
be-'
lt
is
thought
by
some,
insure
the
....
ia
u
k
innripri
ii
wnuiri
vninp
nf
homes
on
the
Prince
RU-
lore
au
uuuiu
are
w..
,
-------
....
,v,
r,n.toll
.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
forts
nave
oc
,
ac
,
-
r""'
'Dula.
bei
Win
Islands
Light
local
mostly
fair
and
mild.
WinaS.
DU1D
mill
UI
riuiw
uj.in.
v
.,.wvw,w
-
0
.
.
.
possible
that
the
two
Industries
'.tlon
as
a
result.
I
1
3,000.
Atlin,
9.9c
and
7c.
Lloyd,
32,500
pounds,
holding
ov-
WASHINGTON
TIMBER
STRIKE
TAC.OMA
Employees
of
western
Washington
sawmills
and
logging
camps
went
on
strike
today.
They
demand
7J4c
per
hour
Increase
in
wages
to
75c
per
iw.nr
im.p.
n
week's
vacation
per
1
year
with
pay,
union
shops
and
I
imnrnvpil
uorkiiic
conditions.
Federal
negotiations
continue.
RED
CROSS
CUTS
OFF
NEW
YORK
Owing
to
difficulties
arising
between
the
Am
erican
Red
Cross
and
the
Vicny
help
depress
the
foreign
exchange
pert
lownsa
ZZrt
government,
there
will
be
no
more
market.
Just
now
all
Canadian
ef-'ore
ls
shipped
from
Prince
Rupert
'.
fnr
lh.
tlnie
...
...
j-..a.j
a
I..
f,m
Trtrf
Vytwnrtl.
the
CltV
Willi
uni
Vium
---
-
.
.
m
At
1T.III
;ng
at
least
irom
vne
uui
States
to
unoccupied
l
ranee.
four
hours.
It
was
a
specwcuiar
ncarlv
five
thousand
feet
of
tun-'"
s
curious
ul
.
p,Mlpr
n..
8.000.
Storage,
9.6c
rrasli.
the
enemv
bomber
crashing
nelllng
has
been
completed
and
ev-
alld
7c.
.
In
a
spectacular
manner
in
flame,
crythlng
is
In
readiness
now
lor
r
"
t
enrin-
Bug,
Bug.
y
production
us
soon
as
me
nccaay
-
,.p
nl.onertv'
which
could
be
seen
for
miles
around
as
It
plummetted
to
earth,
.......
rui-v
niiirndniCIlt
to
Have
llie
u.-iwincfo
anrt
marhllierv
have
been
Lels
ul,u
ot,vj
-
'
'
.
r
onlrlncr
exnlodlntr
when
hpn
half
half
wav
way
down.
'
.....
.
hnnripd.
tw
ce
by
the
aranDy
t-r.
-
Y
Rank
or
uanaua
iukC
uc.
n...
completed.
q...
.
the
managers
oft
Dally,
25,000
pounds,
noiaing
over.
Tho
crew
or
tour
pensuea.
ui
uu.
;
Tliere
is
no
smelting
plant
on
rr""'
bv
Anyox
operations
re-
Walker,
9.5c
and
7c.
thirteen
Nazi
Pianos
we
UauuBaau
n.i
ii-iol
nnnlH
satlsfnrlorilv
W1L
y
.
Irfnwn
last
nltrht.
uu9
wa
v
--.
f,
1SPH
to
take
it
over
oecause
wicio-
...
....
1
"
-
.
.
r.,
..Lu.i
1,1-1,
-
-.
.
.
a
.
1
Tti
tm
nimri.i
ii
1
rr"i.
intAnciiinn
mr
1
1
L'
1
1
1.
1
1
1
1
a
a
1
a
1
11
VLIIIj
lll.ll
UI
.
J
...
-
nuj
-
-,
iiivviwuavu
mm
-e------ci
-
1
1.1
1
1
l
1
11
11
if
1111:
Lvin.i.h
..
..I,.,
rnM
ihn
.11
nnur
imp
...
.
,
)n
was
ira
raaiKi
.u
"'""T""""
v
f,v
o-
irPl-Bob-
n,0
nn,
KinH.Pri
U
considered
a
mine
so
waae
wuuiu
camti
..
,
bonded
the
prop-
nua,
-
-
-
f
be
a
new
smelter
erected
In
this
1
0
J110
V
7.1
was
sold
to
by
Holopeter.
seven,
walked
in
his
preiude
to
heavier
aerial
conflict
s
0
neighborhood
or
the
ore
would
be
"iy
'
,d
"
tnat
sieep,
barefoot
and
ln
pyjamas,
to
come
this
summer.
owners
w
1L
nnitun
on
the
Gulflthe
Pesent
r
to
a
mortuary
where
an
a
daring
Polish
squadron
knock-
n
7m7k
where
the
smelter
Is
conAcJlZ
"h
that
-attendant
awakened
him.
'ed
down
three
enemy
planes
with-
controls
the
Northern
Pyrites
con-j
dltPd
cern,
It
ls
understood
that
this
new
was
the
policy
contemplated.
If
the
company
shipped,
say
1500
tons
a
week,
from
the
property
it
Owe
report
Is
that
the
machinery
win
oe
insmucu
in
seven
minutes
yesterday.
Russia
Admits
Nazi
Conquest
MOSCOW.
May
9:
(CP)
So-
vlet
Russia
today
withdrew
recocnltlon
from
Yugoslavia,
J.
r,1rrl,rr,
nnH
Vnrunv
!UJ
SOVer-
t
XJV
1
.
UU
.
l.l
V
.,,
.
elgn
states.
The
action
ls
in-
'terpreted
In
diplomatic
quar-
ters
aji
Indicatlne
a
new
understanding
with
Germany.
4
I
4
!
r:
I:
M
1V
if
V
"HI
5
ii:
f