WeatRer.
Rorecasl
Tomorrow
'sTTdes
Priiice
Ruperi
ana
wueen
unar-
XXX.
No.
52.
The
Associated
Study
Chibs
of
Skidegate
Inlet
Credit
Union
i
a
rally
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Siie
Twenty
membtrs
were
pre-
W
wWh
the
president,
Clwrles
Wfcley
in
the
chair.
Besides
mat-W
rwav
business
two
new
lj
tr
were
dealt
with
the
form-Uig
of
a
buyers'
cluJ)
and
thi
ob-.
ffinui"
nf
a
community
hall.
Wfi.
committee
of
three
N.
Shafer.
.tllllarn
Joll
and
T.
White
was
Iffmed
to
Investigate
th-
possiblll-
Igs
of
farming
a
buyrs"
club.
An-;
iiier
committee,
consisting
of
Mrs.
'
9i
McColl,
Bert
Roberts
and
B.
A.
Ijjunro.
was
appointed
to
work
in
ignjunetlon
with
other
local
or-
luuzatlons
towards
obtaining
a
mmunity
hall.
he
sum
of
five
dollars
was
tak-
in
collation
to
pay
the
balance
tiihT
on
tho
st
nf
hook-keeninc
fcolej
purchased
by
the
Skldegate
Credit
Union.
t
the
close
of
the
mceUng
re-
-hments
were
served.
lines
In
Police
irt
Are
Light
Jmount
Taken
So
Far
This
Year
$355
As
Compared
With
$799.50
Last
Year
IPolico
court
fines
In
Prince
Rup
p
February
amounted
to
$180
compared
with
$572.50
in
tho;
jme
month
last
year.
Fines
so
far,
year
total
$355
as
against.
799.50.
Although
fines
have
been
I
nr
eo
far
this
year,
they
appear
j
oe
starting
off
In
March
a
good
more
heavily.
Hockey
Scores
PACIFIC
COAST
LEAGUE
S1
1
It
rrlnv
Portland
4,
Seattle
1.
L.
Sunday
Vancouver
4.
fsnov.in,,
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Boston
0.
Toronto
0
(overtime)
"""Kerii
3.
CanariiPn,
1
Hangers
2.
ivtrRrt
-.a
'i
Boston
4,
eh;
l.it,Msi;
winds,
mostly
cloudy
ar
.
s??i
Vol'wl
increasing
cloudiness
t
4r
wards
night.
.
ed
out
the
town
of
San
Yocinda
j
ejcs.
near
here.
REAPPOINT
HAMBER
.virrrniHATherc
is
a
move
GltEECE
IN
UNTIL
END
Remnants
of
the
glory
that
was
Mussolini's.
It
;:ian
naval
pr:.-c:w
'.re
marched
through
the
battered
Libyan
clfy
of
Tobruk
after
its
recent
capture
by
the
British,
who
stormed
the
Italian
stronghold
by
land,
sea
und
air.
From
Tobruk,
th
e
British
have
pressed
forward
until
now
they
control
all
of
northeastern
Libya.
v
!
Bulletins
BItEST
IS
ATTACKED
LONDON
British
bombers,
at-
which
a
German
cruiser
of
the
Hipper
class
was
berthed
while
other
raiders
sahH.
two
1.006"ton
vessels
in
an
eliemy
supply
convoy
in
the
North
Sea.
German
raiders
subjected
England
"to
light
and
scattered
attacks
last
night
with
a
small
number
of
casualties
in
a
southwest
town.
WINANT
AND
'CHURCHILL
LONDON
John
G.
Winant,
new
United
States
ambassador,
is
about
to
call
on
Trime
Minister
Churchill
to
"get
acquainted."
He
expresses
confidence
that
the
United
States
Senate
will
pass
the
"lease-lend"
bill
this
week.
ROOSEVELT
HAS
COLD
WASHINGTON,
D.O
Suffering
from
a
head
cold,
President
Roosevelt
cancelled
all
presonal
engagements
today.
CHILI
FIUE
SANTIAGO,
Chili
Two
thous-
j
and
persons
are
homeless
as
a
re
sult
of
a
lire
wnicn
wiuanj
Canadians
Safe
Over
LONDON.
March
3;
Several
thousand
more
Canadian
ISTANBUL,
March
3:
(CP)
The
Turkish
Navy
has
mined
all
except
a
narrow
channel
in
the
strategic
Dardanelles,
it
was
disclosed
authoritatively
today.
The
mining
followed
closure
of
the
Dardanelles
to
all
ships
except
those
given
special
permits
and
employing
Turkish
naval
pilots.
Turkish
naval
units
are
report
ed
steaming
toward
the
Dardan-
WAR
SAVINGS
PLEDGES
on
foot
for
the
"aPi,nl"""
I
totalling
453
have
been
reported
of
E.
w.
namoer
u
v..-...
by
Qcean
F
smithers
reports
uovemor.
ouvn
.v
130
and
Prince
Gwrgc,
54.
ment
would
create
prcccu...
throwing
in
her
Io
.channel
today
but,
up
to
an
early
uriia.n.
u
U
-
aivc
,
,
!hour
thls
afternoon,
no
report
of
the
end
until
full
a
tory,"
the
papers
declared.
DEFENCE
MATERIALS
PERMIT
WASHINGTON
An
order
was
issued
today
authorizing
export
of
138
types
of
defence
materials
to
England
and
Ireland,
i
Weather
Forecast
I
the
Intention
to
bring
the
Kvichak
to
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock.
,
VugoSlavia
Must
Yield?
I
General
Synopsis-Light
to
mod-;
BERLIN
March
3:
It
is
Urate
rain
has
occurred
on
me
west
.j,
tak?n
ft
foregone
conclu-
i
i
Vancouver
Island.
in
j.
iVif
Vnro-
weather
continues
fair
and
cooi
on
.
slavla,wm
poln
the
Axis
un-
i
tho
North
Coast.
der
Nazi
pressure.
It
Is
said
Island-
here
'
that
Yugoslavia
will-
.
jWest.
r
Coast
,.ff
of
Vancouver
yancouvw
,
1,.
chok
but
to
vleld.
.
f.t-i.
im
nniYMtn
SOUUicasu
-
showers,
Um.
t.
t
EXCELLENT
sales
per
month
previously.
I
1TT1.
M
.
11
1
A
J
X
The
canvassing
of
the
reslden-'
Building
Permits
Are
Well
Ahead
Amount
To
$18,525
So
Far
This
year.
Year
In
Comparison
With
58,230
Last
Year
Building
permits
ln
Prince
Rup
ert
so
far
this
year
have
totalled
$18,525
In
comparison
with
$8,230
In
the
first
two
months
of
1940.
NOllTHEUJN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMbJA'B
NEW8PAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
3,
1941.
The
War
Savinss.iCoaun.Utee
re.
over
thesEnglisfa-Channel'Siturdayt
.
I
tacKing
urest
yesieraay.
reponeu
r-
"2
..XT-?
iSiaift!Siii
"
.ifa4w
.
twi.
'TitysrX
T.Til.
r
kvk
itnAAiri
at
T,"TOis
o
'
aiwuiaii
ibhiu
ports
tnat
the
pirac?
camraiin
n?
LONDC'M,
March
3:
Th?
Royal
Saturday
night.
High
explosive
and
Incendiaries
were
dropped
and
larg
fires
were
started.
It
was
evident
that
extensive
damage
had
been
done.
Targets
in
the
Ruhr
and
at
Rottrdim
and
Boulogne
were
also
struck
during
the
night
by
the
Royal
Air
Force.
Brest
was
heavily
bombed
last
ni?ht
with
the
attack
cont'nulng
today.
Damage
and
casualties
were
light
In
widespread
raids
on
Britain
last
night.
.
.
Two
raids
weri
mads
on
London
UirCPOWQl?
bv
,he
erm!n
Luftwaffe
during
IaIjOI
VllOEl
Saturday
night.
High
explosives
and
Incendiaries
were
dropped
on
Prince
Rupert
Making
Good
the
metropolis
as
well
as
on
the
.
Showing
In
War
SaTlngs
Drive
south
coast
and
in
Scotland.
One'
German
nlane
was
brought
down
I
while
the
Royal
Air
Force
was
VLUi
WllAHJ-UA
16
Vii
I.
iviai
-
..7
R.rvlr.,
Vnrr
anrJ
fh.
Hnval
l.-.j..
u
uk
.
i
n
...
ww.i.w
---j
antuu
wuiym
uui
a
$nccessiui
m
aropping
unree
iNazis
uanaaian
air
rorce
lanaea
t
response
from
the
public
even
over
France.
safely
in
England
yesterday.
though
only
the
business
section
TURK
NAVY
:nd
waterfront
have
been
canvassed
yet.
.
From
the
commencement
cf
the
rjWar
Savings
heme
Ir-
Canada
in
June
1940
to
the
end
of
January
this
j'ar,
when
the
pledge
cam
rn'.Tn
ntarfpri.
a
t.oiil
of
$38,592
In
Blurards
And
Cold
Take
26
sold
Heavy
in
RIAimir1
certificates
and
stamps
was
IN
IVIll
VlNUl
'
Pri'
tort
through
the.
Lives
In
East-Except
lonaily
1U
L1LJ
iJ
.i,eaVy
Kai
In
California
mnlryer
-
employes
co-operation
,
,
scheme
an
averags
of
$4574
a
Mined
and
Only
Special
Dardanelles
mmXh
Dur,ng
the
month
Qf
Feb.
rermus
can
uive
rassage
xxow
U.S.
HAVING
BIG
STORMS
was
fourteen
Inches
of
snow.
vvjiue
uiOTifwfflwiai
a
magnetic
storm
has
brought
Is
very
sat
factory
from
the
point
flenJe
les
extensive
rain
to
of
ew
of
the
dollar
volume
of
y
CaUfOTnla
and
m
Angeleso
certificates
sold
the
committee'
unprecedentedly
heavy
rainfall
points
out
that
this
Is
due
to
some
,
rp.lXvrtpd
ityui
leu.
.
....
t
i
i
B..uv...
u..
'Individuals
who
cannot
be
counted
on
to
do
the
same
for
the
balance
'of
the
year.
The
extent
to
which
,
Prince
Rupert
will
continue
to
do
Its
part
In
the
nanonai
war
savings
campaign
will
depend
on
as
PASSING
OF
MRS.
KING
many
wage
and
salary
earners
and
,
nrri
Wo1
nui.
.business
men
"
slnln
PfWe
CSs
Man
Succumbs
After
'pledges
to
Invest
their
money
regu-.
,.
War
Savings
Certificate
pledges,""
1
I
With
Fortitude
.Q
orVhvn
Twiner
ninnpr
hilslnPJll
WV"V
KMaQ
,
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
years
ars
ago.
uku.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnsttm
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
..C5
(askJ.
Bralome,
9.50.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.25.
Dentonia,
.00Vi.
Falrvlew,
.01.
Gold
Belt,
.25.
Hedley
Mast.
At.
Noble
Five,
.OOVi
(ask).
Pa.cifl?
Nlck-1,
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
1.45.
Pioneer,
2.05.
Premier,
.82.
Privateer,
.47.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Rrno,
.11.
-
'
R'llef
Arlington,
.025i,
Sahaon
Gold",T&i.
Sheep
Creek,
.80.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.08.
Caiont,
.18.
C.
it
E.,
1.15.
Home,
1.70.
Pacalta,
j04V2
(ask).
Royal
Canadian,
.07'4.
Okalta.
.50.
Mercury,
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
.OTVi.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.11V4-
Beatitie,
1.15.
NEW
YORK,
March
3:
Twenty-
Oen'ral
Pat.,
1.75
six
persons
are
already
numbered'
Cons.
Smelters,
.35
H.
HAarf
a
9
rpsnlt.
of
n.
hpavV
bll7.-'
V.ny
Malarf'rv
2.B5.
'ruary
$10,545
were
sold
or
almost
extreme
Mld
along
Fernland
my2.
hiiu
.
uuira
Atlantic
coast.
In
New
Jersey
there
Francoeur,
6.
Ocds
lake.
.29
y2.
Hardrock,
.78.
Int.
Nickel,
31?i.
Kerr
Addison.
3.35.
Llttle.Long
Lac,;1.71.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.85.
Mads;n
Red
Lake,
.58.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.46.
Noranda,
51.00.
Pickle
Crow,
.2.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.82.
San
Antonio,
2.25.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
67.
Uchi,
.22.
Bouscadlllac,
.02.
Mosher,
.04.
Oklend,
.05.
tiai
sections
oegms
wuay
ana,
several
years
of
Illness
borne
smelters
Gold;
.01.
the
response
Is
as
splendid
as
It
wlth
r,atlence
and
fortitude
cul-
has
oeen
in
tne
Dusmess
ana
minated
in
the
death
at
3
o'clock
i'
ATHENS
Athens
newspapers,
expecUtlpn
was
to
refloat
the
Uni-
(local
campaign
will
be
a
success,
enthusiastic
and
confident,
at-
ted
states
Army
transport
Kvichak
clared
today
that
Greece
was
frwn
slsters
Isiand
ln
Flnlayson
XT
II....
waterfront
sections
Xo
date,
th
o,tlirdav
afternoon
at
the
Prince
lNUrSGS
flCre
j
It-was
reported
herb
that
the'eommmittee
Is
confident
that
the
RUpert
General
Hospital
of
Mrs.'
a
i
Harriet
(Hesse)
King,
wife
o
A
I
lrorani7Pf1
.High
Low
man
of
this
city
and
herself
a!
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Prince
Rupert
Dranch
of
.British
eighteen
years.
The
funeral
will
Columbia
Registered
curses
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
B.
C.
takers
with
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Association
A
D.fnna
Pimurf
phflnUr
nf
thp
4t49ia.ni.
183
ft.
17:26
pjn.
165
ft.
...
11:30
ajn.
7.0
ft.
23:20
pm
8.0
It.
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
axis
Sweeping
Through
Bulgaria
OMPROMISE
IS
REACHED
ported
That
Trance
And
Japan
Have
Come
To
Terms
OKYO,
Maun
it
was
rc-f.i
y
terday
that
Franoe
and
t
had
agteed
upon
a
cumin
in
regard
to
the
ending
he
war
brtwein
French-Ind3
a
and
Thailand.
The
French
fabuicr
Charles
Henri,
Ilnally
K&t
in
3
conference
Sunday
with
llveisn
Minister
Matsukua
of
Jap-
having
s.jca
nun
up
since
aaff."
;urda:
whrn
he
failed
to
kc:n
appointment.
No
official
an-Ujcnsemcnt
was
made
regarding
fjfeflcmervt
although
It
was
felt
Qlt
err
would
be
reached.
M
hitch
In
last
minute
negotia-
.
...
T
.
.
....
lnUbi(1
See
agrerm-nt
bstween
French
jflo-Clilna
and
Thailand
had
de-:
tpopca
oaiuraay
nignu
rumgn.
Jitter
Matsuokua
waited
six
j
libr
for
French
ambassador
Henri
,
Ueei
an
appointment,
it
was
id,
buf
the
meeting
did
not
take
ce
then.
ILANNING
FOR
HALL
minify
Centre
At
Queen
Char-.
lotti
City
Undtr
Consideration
ITALIAN
PRISONERS
OF
BRITISH
AT
TOBRUK
G
erman
Hord
K.
A,
F.
Sttikes
There
And
Else-where
Luftwaffe
Over
Britain
es
Rushing
Toward
Frontiers
Of
Greek
And
Turkey
Following
Crossing
Of
Danube
COLOGNE
IS
HEAVY
HIT
State
of
War
Between
Great
Britain
and
Balkan
Nation
Expected
to
Exist
by
Tuesday
Breaking
of
Dipomatic
Relations
Due
at
Once
SOFIA,
March
3.
German
troops
are
now
in
full
occupation
of
Bulgaria
and
are
sweeping
across
the
country
to
the
Greek
and
Turkish
frontiers.
Great
Britain
has
Air
-Face
d?livc:?d
anohcr
heavy
1,UV"
Uii
ulJ"""-
wtw
uBH,
.v
v
a:
ack
upon
the
important
German
pecteel
it
win
De
only
a
matter
oi
nours
Deiore
mis
nas
industrial
cKy
of
coiojne
during
been
done
and
that
a
state
of
war
between
Great
Britain
and
Bulgaria
will
exist
by
Tuesday.
London
hints
that
military
action
will
follow,
suggesting
that
German
troops
are
Just
as
likely
to
be
bomb-
,
ed
In
Sofia
as
they
are
in
Wllhelms-
haven.
Sofia
Is
completely
btackea-out
and
anti-aircraft
guns
are
ready
for
action.
There
is
no
confirmation
of
reports
that
Germany
has
already
demanded
that
Greece
yield
to
Italy.
It
Is
reported
that
Berlin
has
sug-'
gested
that
Turkey
Is
In
a
good
position
to
propose
mediation
of
the
war
between
Greece
and
Italy.
The
German
troops,
sweeping
southward
a:ross
Bulgaria,
were
reported
late
today
to
have
reach
ed
'the
Greek
frontier,
at
four
jpolnts
amid
expectations
that
a
state
of
war
would
exist1
between"''
Great
Britain
and
Bulgaria
by
Tuesday.
Nazi
armored
units
are
also
re
ported
racing
toward
the
Bulgarian-Turkish
frontier.
British
quarters
said
the
British
minister.
George
Rendsl,
had
informed
King
Boris
in
a
talk
Sunday
night
that
Britain
would
break
diplomatic
relations
with
Bulgaria
"probably
Tuesday"
and
a
state
of
fwar
"undoubtedly
would
follow."
Twelve
Bulgarian
divisions
have
reached
the
Greek
frontier.
'
Eden
In
Athens
British
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
and
General
Sir
John
Dill
are
.In
Athens
today
conferring
with
the
Greek
authorities.
One
of
the
matters
being
taken
up
is
the
landing
of
British
troops
at
"Salonika.
Vlrglnlo
Gayda,
Italian
editor,
said
British
troops,,
had
already
been
landed
at
Salonika.
The
British
officials
were
given
an
enthusiastic
welcome
and
the
Greek
press
reiterated
the
deter-.mlnatlon
of
the
country'
to
stay
in
the
war
with
Great
Britain
against
Italy
In
spite
of
German
threats.
Confidence
was
expressed
i
by
the
papers
in
flnaj
victory.
I
Fire
Damage
Is
Inconsequential
Prince
Rupert
Has
Had
Sixteen
Alarms
So
Far
This
Year
There
were
eight
fire
alarms
ln
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
Olbson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
An-,
Registered
Nurses'
Association
of
of
February.
The
only
amagvixv
that;,
was
when
ellcan
Cathedral,
officiating.
British
Columbia
has
been
organiz-
The
late
Mrs.
Kine
was
born
at
ed
with
officers
as
ioiiows:
Rye,
Sussex,
England,
flfty-flvoj
President.
Miss
E.
D.
Priestley
years
ago.
She
Is
survived
by
the
R.N.
widower;
one
daughter,
Faith,
one)
Vice-President,
Miss
Edna
Dobble
i
t
.fl07
im
mmmriwn
wtt.h
ther
and
four
sisters
,ui
the
oia
r.n.
I
.
.,
.
,nin
w
"
".:iri,.f
ctefftM
lnlnHo
XflM
Troocnror
VTIss
-T
Foster
R.N.
woo
m
me
we
iuuwi
.
r
,
t
t
f
r,..i
..h...
ov!nT
M1,
er,
who
visited
Prince
Rupert
some
.
each
Monday
evening
at
the
Nurs-
and
former
nurses
are
be
I
i
ca
es'
Home
Hume
ttnu
v...v
-
James
Watt,
arrived
In
port
at
9j
Mrs.
King
was
a
member
of
thojing
invited
to
Join
the
active
ones
o'clock
last
night
from
Vancouver
'Anglican
Church.
She
was
highly
as
associate
memoers
via
the
".Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
wllLsall
at
10
o'clock,
tonight
on
her.
return
south
over
the
same
route,
consequentlal
at
sparks
from
"a
chimney
started
a
small
fire
which
scorched
a
lew
shingles
on
the
roof
of
the
residence
of
Mrs.
J.
O.
Viereck
near
Seal
Cove.
So
far
this
year
there
two
months
of
1940.
FRASER
STREET
WINNER
Fraser
Street
strengthened,
Its
esteemed
by
many
friends
.who
one
of
the
Immediate
objectives
lead
In
the
Junior
basketball
series
will
deeply
regret
her
passing
and'
la
to
raise
funds
for
nurses
who'
Saturday
night
by
defeating
Mc-who
will
extend
their
heartfelt
have
suffered
severly
In.
the.
Rattle,
Clymont
Park
ln
thelrflfth.
con-condolences
to'
the
bereaved.
of
Britain.
,
,
,
secutive
win,
31
to
17v
iM
t
.
m
m