fice
at
Local
Ore
Sampler
Operation
This
Summer,
in
firr
imivuiivva
.ii.j
.nf
am.
mn
rip
hv
TIrn
fruit
'
""a
.....
-
PARR
trio
IV
this
S
VioA
lu
vw
wv.
t
the
assay
plant
In
con-
i
i
nun
nra
cn
mniinrr
wouir1
be
cstamisnea.
win
and
in
operation
durlns1
$6000
or
$7000
and
v.1ll
be
of
Norton
Youngs
as
reel-,
w.i'h
the
staff
or
the
ore
p!ar
and
the
office
of
the
".e
has
not
yet
been
dc-
Mail
n
i
iiiiunnc-.
uorncr
Ull
ivi
an
il
.
x
KAJ
UAZfw
tin
J
along
the
JJulRarlan
Iron
T
.MM
.1
.
I
FOR
WARl
urn
rnrvnrln
tt
an
mrrppnient
Mn?frrar
rpinrnliw
MnlK.ln
urn
n
navy
is
assemDiea
the
Bosphorus
and
Dar-
cast
which
the
British
EWS
NOW
Of
Tollcy
Adopted
sniln
i'rmtm
At
Annini
Meeting
ther
Talk
Denmark
Is
In.
i
w
m-a
m-m.
V
0
By
WA,
March
7:
CP)
Mem-
tho
PnnellMH
T7tA
tlmei
.fit
rinnt
mfi
rtr
liol
nicrnT.
thn
principle
ithat
Cama-
under
commercial
br
determined
by
the
Mliai'V
4kIum
ttl..
Lamm
"waon
Oownea
before
a
1
IV,
M.l.
...
.
uuvB-ycar
resmenoe
weaj
m
nn
-t
......
i
4t,
n
1
tin.
.
1
I
-
-""w
uivjf
uvcuvs
were
was
by
t,
r-i
lr"T
I
n
J
n
purchase
of
ckey
Scores
National
'
f,-..
'
lo
3.
nn,,rb
.
,
Pacific
Tna
T
'The
bastion
of
Fascism"
it
whai
I;
Dun-
Mu.-..tuji.
callrri
Bardla,
Libya.
In
those
clays
the
man)
drag
o!
t,hp
town
was
named
in
honor
of
the
head
man
of
Fascism;
"Via
Benito
Mussolini,"
but
now
the
bastion
has
been
busted
and
Benny
doesn't
live
here
any
more.
Some
of
the
Australian
assault
troops
who
were
first
into
the
town
look
at
the
street's
fitting
new
name,
"Via
War
News
AIR
RAIDING
LIGHT
LONDON
England
had
a
comparatively
light
night
from
enemy
bombing.
London
had
new
air
raid
alarms
today.
FURTHER
BRITISH
REINFORCEMENTS
ROME
Virginio
Gayda,
Fascist
editor,
says
that
further
British
reinforcements
are
being
landed
at
Salonika
for
the
Greeks.
He
declared
today
that
1G.000
more
British
troops
had
been
landed
in
addition
to
two
divisions
already
there.
It
has
been
officially
denied
in
Athens
that
Canadians
have
arrived
at
Salonika.
Gayda
had
made
a
statement
to
this
effect.
ITALIANS
STILL
LOSING
ATIIENSli-Thc
Ilrilish
Royal
Air
Force
successfully
attacked
an
Italian
battery
in
the
Tepelinl
sector
of
Albania.
One
Italian
regiment
has
been
completely
wiped
out
and
another
has
suffered
heavy
losses.
There
is
heavy
rain
and
cold
weather
in
Albania
at
present.
ATTACK
ON
MALTA
VALETTA
German
dive
bombers
made
a
heavy
attack
on
Malta
yesterday
but
sixteen
enemy
machines
were
brought
down
with
loss
of
only
one
British.
D
SAFE
IN
BRITONS
PORTUGAL1
CAN
WIN
odiln.,
There
Of
Carol
And
Lup
Willi
..United
..Slates
..Help
They
cm
t
r,
l'crfcctlv
Ugal
;
Will
Emerge
Victors
In
War,
Iay
Go
To
United
Mates
that
Carol
and
Lupcscu
de'avour
to
'proceed
to
the
United
States.
Thprp
is
a
Drice
on
Lupescu's
head
for
alleged
complicity
in
the
deaths
ot
former
leaders
in
Rumania
and,
if
she
could
be
cxtra-
jiw
nt.
rouiitry.
she
wouiu
most
llkcly
have
to
face
the
The
former
King
ana
u
tress
left
Spain
so
huntod
jr
thcir
h(Ml
they
ovtriooked
Says
.American
Legion
Head
nsnnu
March
7:
The
position
vnmr
Mmrh
7-Mllo
J.
in
Portugal
of
Former
King
Ca")1WaTner,
prciddmrof
the
American
of
Rumainla
and
Madame
Maftda
j-etuming
to
New
York
r;ntvs(ii
who
escaiped
into
ulM',r0i.rri!iv
frnm
atrln
An
Great
Bri
country
from
Seviue,
tpai",
"""tata,
declared
that
England,
witn
tliey
had
been
in
iproxecwve
cue
h-
United
states,
can
win
tody,
Is
declared
to
be
periecuj
the
mf
Warner
he
a(j
been
legal.
They
may,
If
they
dwirc're"
deeply
impressed
by
the
determin-
sldo
in'
Portugal
unui
ins
-
ation
Gf
Britons
who
were
con-the
war,
.sumed
with
the
desire
to
come
to
report,
however,
rtp5
with
enemy
He
vvotua
There
are
some
aid
be
given
to
Britain.
KENT
COAST
GETSBRUNT
LONDON.
March
7:
The
Kent
coast
suffered
the
most
from
Nazi
raiders
coming
over
England
singly
or
in
small
groups
yesterday
South
and
west
England
were
also
visited.
London
had
a
brief
raw
last
night.
Bulletins
NAZIS
TIGHTEN
UP
SOFIA
The
Nazis
continue
to
tighten
their
grip
on
Bulgaria,
All
doctors,
chemists
and
nurses
are
being
mobilized.
GERMAN
MOVEMENT
ATHFvNP
It
was
rumored
that
Crown
Prince
Paul,
brother
of
Kitir
Oeorre.
mty
head
a
pro-German
opposition
in
Greece.
Biimsii
conspiracy?
MERLIN
German,
quarters
charge
a
Itritish
conspiracy
to
attark
German
and
Italian
ship-rin
in
YuenSlav
waters
and
to
carry
out
sabotage
inithb
coun-try.
I
M
TRYING
TO
KEEP
OUT
PXGRADF,
Following
a
special
me-ting
cf
PrincevPaul
with
the
cabinet,
it
was
'announced
th'
YnroSlavH
would
rin
ls
utr
-'
o
rrrTT
it
independent,,
and
neutrality
In
spite
of
German
prcs'ire.
The
fact
that
Yytf
lavU
1
beinc
encircled
by
AxH
influence
presents
difficulties.
URGING
EARLY
VOTE
WASHINGTON
Urging
an
early
vote
on
the
"lease-lend"
bill
administration
leaders
have
ordered
night
sessions
of
the
Senate.
Supporters
of
the
bill
are
confident
that
thev.
will
be
aurion
as
to
whether
exptdi-
clilionary
forces
should
he
sent
overseas.
It
is
stated
authoritatively
that
the
intention
is
to
soon
turn
over
further
Hestroyers
anit
torpedo
boats
to
Great
JAPAN
AND
GERMANY
1
TOKYO
There
are
rumors
1
here,
larking
confirmation
either
at
the
Japanese
Foreign
Office
'
or
the
German
Embay.
that
j
Foreign
Minister
Matsuoka
of
Japn
will
accompany
the
Ger-
.
man
ambassador
to
Japan
on
a
i
trip
to
Berlin
via
Moscow.
The
'
rumor
is
neither
confirmed
or
denied.
Supposedly
action
tn
be
taken
by
Japan
should
United
Stales
enter
the
war
against
Germany
would
be
discussed.
TERMS
ARE
MODIFIED
Japan
Makes
It
Possible
For
France
To
Make
Peace
TOKIO,
March
7:
A
modified.
treaty
between
French
Indo-Chlnn
.
and
Tlialland
will
be
signed
In
a
few
days,
it
was
announced
yester
day
at
Tokio.
The
concessions
to
be
made
to
Thailand
are
greaiuy
reduced
from
ithose
at
first
dic
tated
by
Japan.
Tension
in
the
Ftir
East
is,
as
a
result,
greatly
reduced.
Insisted
On
Paying
Board
In
Prison
Saskatchewan
Religious
Sect
poes
Not
Like
to
Take
Bread
Without
Recompense
WALDHEIM,
Sask.,
March
7
Three
members
of
a
religious
sect
ilVll.
AUU.OWU
UU
flJ
."0
O
,
ment
for
their
board
during
a
time
they
had
spent
in
custody
for
fall-'
ing
to
register
under
national
registration.
It
is
part
of
their
principles,
not'
to
cat
another's
bread
without
paying
for
it.
The
money
was
returned
to
them
by
the
authorities,
t
Tomorrows
Tides
and
OueMi
Char-
17.7
ft.
High
9:20
ajn.
22:25
pan.
16
J
it
i
.11
!.
i
i
niminw
euhu
iiuiu
wiui
lOD
ft.
Low
2:33
a.m.
15:56
p.m.
6.8
It.
4$V
NORTHERN
AMD
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMIiiA'S
NBW8PAFM
50;
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.'
FRIDAYMARCH
7,1941
"
"
prices
cents.
-
'jtl.'VA.
"
'
'
"
'
'
'"
"
rley
is
Preparing
For
Battle
NT
TO
READY
SHORTLY
'BENNY"
DOESN'T
LIVE
HERE
ANY
MORE
WUITCUADCi:
AV.-.I
l
a
in
i-iwi-iw
TV
li
A
IK
rlr.l
.11
I
A
Mat
hiii
r
I
j
Former
President
of
White
Pass
and
I
Yukon
liouie
is
laiung
impori-ant
Part
After
a
visit
to
Whltehorse
in
connection
with
the
making
of
preliminary
arrangements
for
extensive
air
field
develooment
wh'ch
Is
j
to
be
carried
.out
thrre
during
the
coming.
suTr.mr.
Herbert
Wheler,
(former
n-esidnt
of
the
Whif-
Pai?
(and
Yukon
Po'ite.
was
a
tns'enjer
aboard
the
.Princess
Nrnh
i-.
day
afternoon
returning
to
Victo'la.
He
expects
to
return
north
shortly
'and
spend
the
summer
at
While-horse.
vi
Speaking
of
the
air
field
develop-'
mcnt.
at
Whltehorse.
Mr.
Wheeler
'stated
that.
It
was
being
undertaken
as
part
of
the
Joint
defence
plan
of
Canada
r
b
ttnltpd
Rtsits.
The
present
field
will
be
considerably
extended
with
chanzes
In
grades
and
other
Improvements.
The
main
feature
will,
however,
be
the
Installation
of
a
radio
beam
and
complete
liahtinz
fpcllitles.
It
will
then
be
enuipped
for
use
both
in
night
as
wll
a
day
flying.
Whltehoise
Is
already
a
croroads
for
almiane
the
repc
;t
cf
a
runnng
naval
.rx
ft
J
f
traffic
to
and
from
Alaska
and.
as
I-battle
bjtween
BriUilh
waIUmO
vrfcUlULl
IS
defence
nvinc
oreanizauon
is
ex-
inics
ana
uerman
i;c---i
-j
nnded,
will
come
into
greater
use.
may
du?
to
a
lighthouse
k.ep-
ThW
Is
why
the
field
Is
being
so
ex-
er
m
ths
E4'!
-s
cr
Magellan
tcnslvely
enlarged
and
equipped.
having
been
deceived
by
a
Mr.
Wheeler
says
that
plans
are
htavy
ithunder
Rtorai
ct
man-
Vutlntr
mario
in
Vinnrilo
nnrmnl
tnnr-
hpiivprs
of
Arcefttlhean
war-
able
to
beafdown
srrjous
-oiiM-
Jst
traffic
to
the
northlbivsum
-
-sit
wtwn?
Prinrttrhau-ew-Isithe
S-ef
-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(OourtT
8
D.
Johnston
r.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.0SA.
Bralorne,
9.75.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.55.
Dentonia,
.00
'.i.
Falrview.
.01.
Gold
Belt,
J28.
Hedley
Mascot,
.48.'
Minto,
.OlVi.
Noble
Five.
.OOVfeA.
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
1.40.
Pioneer,
2.10.
Premier,
.86.
Reeves
MacDonald,
.10.
Reno,
.11.
Relief
Arlington,
.02
V.
Salmon
Gold,
.01:
Sheep
Creek,
.83.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.08.
Calmont,
.18.
C.
&
E..
1.11.
Home.
1.91.
Pacalta,
.04V2A.
Royal
Canadian,
.092
A.
Okalta,
.50A.
Mercury.
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
.07.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.10.
Beattie,
1.05.
Central
Pat.,
1.71.
Con.
Smelters,
35.3,i.
East
Malartlc,
2.55.
Fernland,
.033,4A.
Francoeur,
.36.
Gods
Lake,
.28.
Hardrock,
.75.
Int.
Nickel,
32..
Kerr
Addison,
3.55.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.71.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.90.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.57.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.46.
Noranda,
50.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.93.
San
Antonio,
2.20.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.68.
Uchl,
22.
Bouscadillac,
.02.
Mosher,
.04V2.
Oklend,
.04A.
Smelters
Oold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
25JV,
Mrs.
Gordon
Downes
of
Victoria,
who
came
north
to
speak
to
thfa
Women's
Canadian
Club
here,
sail
ed
last
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
her
return
south.
,Q,.t!
.tiShips.,
CRITICAL
Unfriendly
Huns
Near,
Tis
Duty
Of
All
To
Take
Up
Arms
Now
Becoming
Increasingly
Evident
That
Intention
is
to
Spurn
Germany
and
Stand
by
Great
Britain
ISTANBUL,
Turkey,
March
7.
Nazi
threats
and
diplomatic
intrigue
notwithstanding,
it
is
becoming
increasingly
apparent
that
Turkey
intends
to
fight
if
the
Germans
invade
Greece.
Evidently,
it
is
the
intention
to
rciect
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler's
overtures
designed
to
wean
Turkey
away
from
Great
Britain
and
to
secure
her
neutrality
If
not
co-operation
with
ithe
Axis
Full
defensive
measures
.
i
are
being
taken
as
the
idea
of
co-Noirol
Raff
In
i
operating
with
Hitler
is
spurned.
lldYdl
UttlUC
a
leading
Istanbul
newspaper
to-
ri
n
,1
day
warned
all
Turks
that
now,
111
r2ir
O
Oil
111
j
tney
had
unfriendly
Germany
as
a
FANOrVGO.
Chil'.
Mi.-'-'i
7:
Chilean
naval
authorities
are
incl'n-ied
to
the
belief
that
;
OTTAWA,
March
7:
CP)
Hon.
Jm
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
national
war
services,
told
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
that
"there
is
no
organized
gToup
in
the
Dominion
that
has
done
more
since
the
fall
of
1939
to
delay
the
war
effort
of
this
country
than
certain
sections
of
the
press
of
this
country."
The
minister
said
he
had
no
objection
to
criticism
"based
on
facts"
but
those
publishing
"what
arc
not
facts"
and
making
criticism
based
on
such
misstatements
are
adding
to
the
government's
burden.
INVASION
I
PRACTICE!
I
British
Defences
Repel
Enemy
Mock
Effort
At
Entry
fight.
"It
Is
the
sacred
duty
of
every
citizen
to
be
ready
to
shoulder
arms,"
the
newspaper
asserted.
Ousted
By
Duce
Mussolini
Takes'
Over
Still
Another
Portfolio,
That
of
Justice
ROME,
March
7.
Ousting
the
once
much
trusted
Dino
Grsndl,
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
yesterday
assumed,
in
addition
to
his
many
other
portfolios,
that
of
minister
of
justice.
OF
PRESS
New
York'Market
Certain
Sections
Have
Done
More
Than
Any
Ono
Else
To
Hamper
v
Canada's
War
Effort,
Declares
Minister
Rallies
Strongly
Values
Substantially
in
Yesterday's
Slock
Exchange
Trading
NEW
YORK,
March
7-The
New
York
stock
market
rallied
strongly
yesterday,
more
than
regaining
ground
lost
the
previous
day.
The
day's
turnover
totalled
480,000
shares.
The
industrial
average
at
j
closing
was
121.53,
up
1.33;
rails,
'
27.92,
up
.41,
and
utilities,
19.S5,
up
.
.13.
The
healthy
tone
of
the
market
continued
today.
U.S.
MIGHT
!
IS
GROWING
'And
Aid
To
Britain
Is
Not
Ham-I
pering
It,
American
War
It
was
possible,
Capt.
Margesson
0
Britain.
Leaders
Declare
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
7:
Secretary
of
War
Henry
L.
Stiim-,
In
son
and
General
George
Marshall,
United
States
army
chief
of
staff.
jtold
the
House
of
Representative's
LONDON,
March
7:
Announce-
foreign
affairs
committee
yesfcer-ment
was
mad?
in
the
British
thait
United
States
military
House
of
Commons
by
Secretory
of
might
was
Steadily
Increasing
and
War
Margesssn
of
a
week's
mill-
ay
to
Britain
was
not
in-tary
manoeuvres
In
which
a
mock
tterferlng
with
it.
United
States
was
Invasion
of
Britain
had
been
sue-
fretting
a
good
return
in
the1
way
cossfully
repelled.
of
information
lor
all
help
it
'gave
told
Hhe
House,
that
the
Germans
!
.
.
;
imtght
suceed
in
landing
on
the
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f
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British
Isles
but
tney
wouia
most,
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disturbance
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be
hurled
back
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the
JUGOSLAVIA
AND
GREECE
Belgrade
Said
To
Be
Urging
Athens
To
Accept
Axis
Terms-
is
approaching
the
coast
from
the
southwest.
The
weather
has
been
cloudy
and
mild
over
most
ol.
the
coast
and
moderate
to
heavy,
rains
have
occurred.
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nf
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vrr
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Moderate
to
fresh
soutli
b'rsouth-
east
winds,
cloudy
and
mild
with
rain
in
central
and
northern
por-"
tlons
with
showers
in
southem
por
tion.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
nvrriRAnR
March
7:
Yuzo-'
lotte
Islands
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souin
10
Slavia
may
urge
Greece
to
accept!
southwest
winds,
cloudy
and
mild
ari
Axls-diotated
peace
with
Italy,
,
with
showeM
except
In
vicinity
or
it
was
said
In
international
circles
last
night.
Prince
Rupert
where
liAvill
cloudy
at
first
tod
then
rain,
r
be