Weather
Forecast
prince
Rupert
District
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Light
to
mod-prate
northwest
winds,
mostly
fair
and
mild
with
local
cloudiness
and
fog
during
the
morning.
KbTxSX
No-
202.
Halibut
Sales
American
Eutcn
40.000.
Storaee.
12c
and
Atomic
36,000,
Pacific,
12.1c
and
114.6c
I
'er.em.
40,000.
Storage,
12c
and
110
5
j
Eclipse.
40.000,
Atlln,
12.3c
and
11c.
IJSigno
37.000,
Royal,
12c
and
10.7c.
Bonanza,
28,000,
Storage,
12c
and
fl.5c
Canadian
flcpaco
II.,
40.000.
Booth.
12.5c
and
11.2c
Joan
w
I.,
29,000.
Storage,
12c
6d
imc
SWAMPED
IN
GAME
inadian
Scottish
Whitewash
Ser
vice
Corps
by
Score
of
28
to
5
Rrvi,
corps
the
worst
beating
of
i?e
in
softball
last
evening,
by
a
score
of
twenty-eight
,W
UVh
TV,
-I
i
,
.
.....
.
f.i
"c
principal
ieature
oi
W
Knme
was
the
clowning
by
both
particularly
the
Service
15
gn
when
it
became
apparent
af-y
ln'"
5ecnd
lnnlne
that
thev
were
-
u,
im
umpire's
chief
difficulty
lay.
tgi,
'e-K
who
insisted
on
iiign-rocKets
rererrlng
to
-
ts:.',
UOUK
n
the
slightest
pro-K
mk
the
5corc
keeper
had
fcLtrMnStokeePuP
Rbne
ann
Iad
Same
hT
lwu
inninss
he
would
ItovP
Ueanrim-
...
HfclnnTu..Pire
and
Al
"
v
"ie
M
-m.cjv.
kept
score
n
we
SCIIMEL1NG
TO
U.
S.
BERLIN
Max
Schmeling,
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
Is
already
making
post-war
plans.
He
says
he
expects
to
return
to
the
United
States
after
the
war
is
over
and
take
a
crack
at
the
title
in
Boston.
WIIIRLAWAY
WITHDRAWN
CHICAGO
Whirlaway
has
withdrawn
as
a
candidate
for
the
$25,000
Labor
Day
classic
at
Washington
Park
here
but
is
being
kept
in
condition
for
other
important
races
during
the
PAID
QUEEN
MARY
VISIT
T.nfrnrM
Anir.
28:
0)
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
of
Canada
returned
to
London
today
after
a
visit
with
Queen
Mary
ln
the
country.
lie
conicrrt-u
uriih
spvpmi
officials
at
his
hotel
before
attending
a
meeting
of
the
jBrltlsh
war
cabinet.
n,
,.,m.e
ouua
ri..ui-;!!,
riauK..n
Kc.jev
.it
as
ne
returnea
to
un
Message
To
Roosevelt
From
Japan
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Aug.
28:
0i
A
personal
message
from
the
Japanese
Prime
Minister
to
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
was
delivered
to
the
President
today
by
the
Japan-
ese
ambassador.
Kichlsaburo
Nomura.
The
ambassador
did
not
disclose
what
the
message
contained.
1
Bulletins
It.
A.
F.
CABBIES
ON
LONDON
British
bombers
rained
explosives
on
Germany
and
occupied
France
during
the
night
and
returned
without
loss
of
a
single
plane,
the
Air
Ministry
said
today.
Mannheim
was
the
principal
target.
REDS
KEEP
UP
BATTLE
Fighting
With
Backs
to
Wall
Against
i
Concerted
Nazi
Assaults
AH
i
Along
Front
I
NAZI
DEFENCE
BROKEN
MOSCOW,
Aug.
28:
(CP)
Russians
said
tonight
that
two
successive
German
defence
lines
had
been
broken
in
a
counter
attack
on
the
central
front
which
has
continued
six
days.
The
offensive
by
troops
of
General
Konev
was
in
the
Gomel
area.
The
southwestern
command
of
Marshal
Budyenny
issued
an
appeal
to
besieged
Russian
forces
at
Odessa
to
defend
the
Black
Sea
port
"to.
the.,
last
drop
of
blood."
Other
dispatches
reported
fighting
on
all
major
sectors
of
the
front.
The
Germans
are
expected
to
launch
a
new
and
even
more
intensive
drive
on
the
eastern
front.
MOSCOW,
Aug.
28:
(CD-The
Russian
army,
with
its
back
to
the
wall
in
defence
of
Leningrad
and
Odessa,
was
reported
fighting
stubbornly
today
against
concert-Nazi
assaults
threatening
both
ends
and
the
centre
of
the
long
war
front.
The
German
High
Command
in
Berlin
claimed
today
tnai
two
Red
Army
mechanized
divisions
have
been
beaten
and
all
but
destroyed
on
the
northern
Finnish
front
and
claimed
that
German
operations
on
the
entire
Russian
front
"continue
according
to
plan."
A
Soviet
communique
said
there
had
been
stubborn
fighting
throughout
the
night
around
Smolensk,
Gomel
and
elsewhere.
ARCTIC
EXCHANGE
prap.tle.allv
the
onlv
medium
of
rxchance
used
by
Eskimos
ln
their
dealing
with
traders
is
the
pelt
of
the
white
fox.
ESKIMO
ORIGIN
The
origin
of
the
Eskimo
remains
a
mystery
despite
Intensive
research
during
the
past
50-odd
years.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Oo.)
Vancouver
Qrandview,
.14.
Bralorne,
115.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.30.
Hedley
Mascot,
.45.
Pend
Oreille,
1.50.
Pioneer,
2.40XD.
Premier,
.89.
Privateer,
.47.
Reno.
JO.
Sheep
Creek,
.95.
,
'
-
Oils
-Calmont,
,25A.
C.
&
E.,
1.30XD.
Home,
2.40.
Royal
Canadian,
.05.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.10.
Central
Pat:,
1.87.
.
Con.
Smelters,
38.00.
.
Hardrock,
.80.
Kerr
Addison,
4.45.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.95.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.14.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.63.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.09.
Moneta,
.35.
Pickle
Crow,
2.97.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.15.
San
Antonio.
2.30.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.78.
Malartic
Gold,
1.55.
BOMB
RAIN
KEEPING
UP
LONDON,
Aug.
28:
g-Royal
Air
Force
bombers
attacked
Mannheim
and
other
targets
in
Western
Ger
many
during
the
night,
It
was
thorltatlvely
stated
today.
Explos
ives
were
also
rained
on
Nazl-occu-pled
France
and,
during
the
operations,
not
a
single
British
plane
was
lost.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
28,
1941.
n
j
ui
.-
-ca
wvs
wi.n
rruue
Minister
Winston
Churchill.
Hitler
Soft
Soaps
Turks
f
ISTANBUL,
Aug.
28;
0
Well-informed
Axis
quarters
said
today
that
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
has
warned
Tur-
key
that
he
may
soon
need
to
use
Turkish
territorial
waters
in
the
Black
Sea
but
has
as-
sured
the
Turks
that
he
has
no
other
demands.
i
MENZIES
RESIGNS
Quits
as
Prime
Minister
But
is
Expected
to
Represent
Commonwealth
in
London
CANBERRA,
Aug.
28:
(CD-Prime
Minister
Robert
G.
Men-zies
today
announced
his
resignation
as
Premier
of
Australia.
Earlier
he
announced
that
an
agreement
had
been
reached
be-
in...
iU.
n.llicV.
,.rl..l!,n
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
6:16
a.m.
17.0
It.
18:26
pm.
19.0
It.
Low
12:06
pm.
7.3
It.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
War
Jn
Iran
Is
All
Finished
Now
S
U
::
.
mjr-
V..
BACK
FKOM
HISTORIC
CONFERENCE
Invasion
Q
By
D
Britain
'I
"
Recovery
of
LAVAL
EXPECTED,
L.
rrntions
Already
Following
&5Sasslnation
Attempt-Kuthless
Purge
uoing
I-AILLES,
Aug
28:-Au-
lani-m-.
Of
UHHWll
-
"v--i-
r
.
f
thA
Nazi
occupation
Lues
today
In
the
wake
of
ip
assination
avwwyfc
"
r..
,,,ve
on
Former
Premier
IMJIICi
W""
.
-
.
...
I4rre
Laval
yesieraay
anu
u,
KSenwcn
had
placed
more
than
W
.
.
In
'nrnt.rr.-
lytef
nunflrea
pciouiw
...
-----
tVinm
from
,
IS
.....
,i
of
the
ncwly-mobll-
.
ivoPvUt
leclon.
In
Par-
ISw
x
,hrpp
s-callrd
Com
?"
...
,
ariiv
They
Fre
pxcuiu
pui'i
W
"
.
1-4
mllh
the
-nn.
Plx
others
were
rjjptj
?J
to
ion"
nr'"
Itftd
oKr
one
life
'.
,
f
i-i
Russia
aioiiK'uc
uv.--.mains
manv
more
mem-
w"T
like
Lavais
yuunum
Sutf-ts-
assassin.
Paul
Coletto.l
jfcen
c.-"ose1v
to
he
able
to
get
IS
w
:h
Germany.
!
akoueti
who-oroudlyjaldhciwcs.v
iTre
mnr.n
louower
ui
jtrit
,
...
i
l
nnfn,
trial
BUauue
was
rusnvu
wu
.......
Wore
en?
rf
the
special
courts.
:
.
i
.
.
..!
1
btb
Laval
and
.Marcel
ueai,
wnu
,
-
hi
ths
Mmp
time,
are
ex-
ptttcj
o
recover
although
sen-ous'.v
o
::red
Two
bullets
were
re-tevca
from
the
body
of
Laval
who
jp
.10
w
nave
naa
as
roto
a
msm
af
;cu:5
be
exoected.
Deat's
con-
wicn
was
cauea
cnvicai
dui
nut
and
Russia
Becomes
Peaceful
Occupation
Change
of
Government
at
Teheran
Results
in
Immediate
Cessation
of
Hostilities
Even
Germany
Admits
This
Was
Only
Thing
to
Do
LONDON,
August
28:
(CP)
A
reorganized
Iran
government,
headed
by
Premier
Ali
Furanghi,
announced
I
to
Parliament
today,
the
Teheran
Radio
said,
that
orders
'had
been
issued
to
Iran
troops
to
cease
resistance
to
Bri-I
tish
and
Russian
forces
which
are
rapidly
advancing
to-,
ward
vital
centres
of
the
country.
The
new
government
hacj
ortjered
the
army
to
cease
all
TC,"'
TO
O
resistance
to
British
and
Russian
DlolUco
,
DISEASE
ixews
oi
uie
quic&
aoanaonmeni
of
armed
opposition
on
the
third
day
of
the
Anglo-Russian
Intervention
in
Iran
was
contained
also
Public
.Meeting
To
Hear
What
Is
DNB
German
news
agency
dis-Being
Done
In
Regard
To
patches.
German
general
head-Vcncreal
Problem
quarters
in
Berlin
said
that,
while
there
appeared
nothing
else
for
Iran
A.J
t
1
:
.
1
lut
tW
J
British
Columbia's
method
of
Pi,e
u-u
"iC
"
.
'
c.
u
dealing
w.ih
its
veneieai
disease
cision
to
cease
hostilities
might
pivaiem
will
be
discussed
at
a
ub
uim
-
tween
Berlin
and
Teheran,
putfe
-meeting
In
the
Moose
Hall
Ruters
conrirm-Amyot,
tomorrow
evening
with
Dr.
G.
F.
d'spat5estf,
the
ceaslnB
01
host!
Utles.
provincial
health
officer,
and
Dr.
Donald
H.
Williams,
dlr-
A
British
Broadcast
ng
Corpora-ector
tion
broadcast
heard
in
New
York
of
the
Division
of
Venereal
the
ld
fl8htlnB
in
ceas"
Disease
Control,
principal
speakers.
They
wiliroutllne
the
de-
ed"
and
that
the
British-Russian
ln-JStemstAJ
.this.jj)rogranv.whic
jaslon
had
turned.
Into,
a-peaceful
is
regarded
by
authorities
as
one
occupation.
of
the
foremost
on
the
continent.
Special
emphasis
will
be
given
to
the
.effect
cf
venereal
disease
on
national
defence
efforts
civil
and
military
and
the
measures
that
may
be
adopted
by
communities
to
minimize
this
danger.
BRITISH
CONTROL
"The
strong
support
given
to
us'
toy
community
organizations
French
Somaliland
is
Now
Com-throughout
British
Columbia
is
a
,
pletely
Blockaded,
Vichy
source
of
much
satisfaction
to
Admits
those
engaged
in
Improving
stand-
ards
of
public
health,"
states
Dr.
VICHY,
Aug.
28:
0)
The
Jibuti
Amyot.
At
-
a
recent
meeting,
he
radio
announced
waay
.
mat
iour
inii.ii
lilt;
u.at.ail
auu
nuau.iiaii
.
r
or
over
mmsn
warsmps
ana
.ua
government
for
an
Australian
continued,
representatives
armed
launches
and
planes
have
es-
minister
other
than
the
Prime
eighty
Victoria
organizations
went
Minister
to
go
to
London
to
represent
the
Commonwealth
In
Empire
war
councils.
Presumably
Menzies'
resignation
cleared
the
way
for
him
to
be
that
representative.
Arthur
W.
Faddeh,
deputy
prime
minister,
was
named
to
succeed
Mr.
Menzies
as
Prime
Minister.
Goes
to
Post
With
Fortress
Signals
I.IEUT.
G.
ROY
KIEVIU,
npppntlv
commissioned
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
who
arrived
Wednesday
to
take
over
a
post
ln
the
defense
area
here
with
Ninth
Fortress
Signals
Lieut.
Kle-
vlll
served
overseas
with
the
Fourth
and
Fifth
Battalions,
Canadian
Ex
peditionary
Force,
leaving
with
tne
First
Canadian
Cohtlgent
from
Val-
cartler
in
October
1914.
He
was
eranted
his
commission
ln
the
field
In
civil
life
Lieut.
KievM
was
agent
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraphs
at
Vancouver.
1
on
record
unanimously
m
sup-
uumicu
hjiiuw
vt
muui
portins
the
policies
of
the
Provin-
mallland
territorial
waters.
The
cial
Board
of
Health
in
the
con-
announcer
said
the
situation
has
trol
cf
this
major
public
health
reached
a
dramatic
point
ln
which
problem.
all
blockade-runing
launches
were
Of
interest
to
the
citizens
of
stopped
ana
tneir
cargoes
dumped
i
.
....
..
..
.
.
i
-
...
i
'Prince
Rupert
will
oe
tne
nrst
overooara
or
seizeu.
local
screening
of
two
short
sound
motion
pictures
which
have.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
won
much
acclaim.
One
is
called
j
;
j"With
These
Weapons"
and
the
Rupert
Foggy,
southerly
other
"Nine
Cents
Per
Capita"
wlnd(
three
mlle3
per
hour;
baro.
a
film
produced
and
released
a
meteri
2994.
temperature,
54;
sea
(short
time
ago
by
the
Board
of
sm00th.
,
Health.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
foggy,
i
Included
among
representative
westery
wint,
one
mile
per
hour;
'citizens
invited
to
attend
the
Fri-
sea
smooth.
day
meeting
are
Actlng-Commis-
Angara
Island-Clear,
westerly
'sloner
F.
N.
Good,
Commander
A.
wmdi
flfteeil
mues
per
hour;
bar-
H.
Reed,
Lt.-Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
ometer.
59.97;
temperature,
55;
Flying
Officer
Douglas
Christie,
llgnt
5weU
and
chop
Dean
J.
B.
Gibson
(In.
the
absence
Dead
p0int
clear,
north-
of
Bishop
G.
A.
Rix),
Rev.
Father
west
wlndi
ten
mile3
per
hour;
W.
Lantagne
(ln
the
absence
of
barom-eter
29.94;
temperature,
60;
(Blshgp
E.
M.
Bunoz),
Rev.
E.
E-1
neht
swell
Brandt,
Miss
E.
M.
Earle,
Dr.
J.
B
Harbor
overcast,
south-
P.
Cade.
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock,
P.
H.
wlnrt
two
mlles
Der
hour:
Iyinzey,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
W.
H.
barometer
29.98;
temperature,
55;
Stone,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Thomas
smooth.
Elliott,
Jack
Deane,
H.
A.
Breen,
..
.
Bav
Overcast,
dense
fog,
Mrs.
B.
Roald,
Mrs.
L.
B.
Lambly,
..
ihnmmet.p,
29.98:
temDera-
C.
H.
Insulander,
Frank
Dibb.i
M,
$ea
smooth
Oscar
Sather,
Inspector
Ernest1
Estevan
cloudy,
calm:
baro-
Gammon.
mpfpr.
3000:
temDerature.
58:
lleht
Major
T.
W.
Sutherland,
senior
SWll
medical
officer
for
the
area,
will
yictorla-Falr,
calm;
barometer,
be
chairman.
129.98;
temperature,
52;
6ea
smooth.
"
I
foggy
seawards.
Weather
Forecast
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southeast
'wind,
3
mlles
per
hour;
barometer,
General
SvnoDsls
The
weather
30.00;
temperature,
56;
smoky.
has
been
cloudy
and
mild
on
the
Prince
George
Clear,
northeast
coast
with
fog
and
light
showers
wind,
two
mues
per
hour;
Daro-
durlng
the
night.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Light
northwest
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
mild
with
local
fogs
during
the
morning.
100
POUND
SALMON
The
king
salmon
has
been
known
to
weigh
as
much
as
100
pounds.
meter,
29.93.
CHARLIE
ROOT'S
200TH
CHICAGO
Charlie
Root,
veteran
pitcher
of
the
Chicago
Cubs,
won
his
two-hundredth
victory
yesterday.
He
admits
he
is
slowing;
up.
12
I
M
Mi