CAMPAIGN
SEEMS
HOPELESS
ritish
Continue
to
Thrust
Deeper
and
Deeper
Into
Libva
'
Eritrea,
Ethiopia
and
Somaliland
Derna's
"
'l
tall
Appears
Imminent
LONDON
RAIDS
RENEWED
LONDON
After
more
than
a
letk
of
almost
unbroken
ouict
h
fir
as
this
metropolis
is
con-
rmfd,
Nail
air
raiders
renewed
itir
visits
over
I-ondon
today,
hey
were
bombers
and
rccon-aissance
planes.
Fire
bombs
ere
dropped
In
on
section
of
it
city
during
the
third
of
four
'arm
period.
I.Mi'e
dama
was
iarm
periods
with
damage
and
unilties.
Anti-aircraft
runs
ere
scllve
a'l
over
the
citv.
Ifirst
arm
of
fhu
dav
cam
'ate
In
e
morn
In
r
a
rid"
'IaWd
Tor
hoot
half
in
hour,
the
others
inr
In
the
afternoon.
The
iwth
alarm
of
the
day
was
the
-nd
of
the
war.
They
were
the
fft
alarm)
since
last
Thursday.
pWDON.
January
27
(Canadian
hi
A
Ocrman
bomber.
'which
high
explosive
bombs
on
EPped
eas
coast
district
yesterday,
td
Tvcral
persons
but
was
?hot
'ti.
ihp
Air
Ministry
announced
gAnother
ioni
raider
dropped
IMw
oo
a
northeast
coast
town.
pbs
on
a
northeast
coast
town.
Pi
persons,
fcunday
a
lone
German
raider
ppped
bombs
on
a
northeast
pit
town.
RAIso
Sunday
a
Oerman
bomber
pj
brought
down
from
over
the
FOR
GOODS
Farmers
Would
Have
Larger
Share
Of
National
Income
OTTAWA,
Jan.
28.
Asking
for
a
Ifgcr
share
of
the
national
income
f
better
prices
for
their
products,
i
delegation
representing
western
kmers
met
Premier
W.
L.
Macken-
('
King
and
almost
the
entire
cab
let
yesterday,
receiving
a
sympatic
hearing.
pooooooaaoooixioaoaooaooooOTooowoow
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
War
News
PETAIN'S
NEW
AUTHORITY
VICHY
.Marshal
Henri
Phil-lippe
Petaln
has
issued
a
decree
assuming
new
authority
to
punish
all
office
holders
for
their
misdeeds
against
the
state.
The
decree
is
retroactive
for
ten
years.
Extensive
cabinet
reorganiiatlon
is
believed
impending.
TO
STOP
GAP
LONDON
Great
Britain
is
taking
steps
to
tighten
up
on
leakage
of
supplies
through
Russia
to
Germany,
Minister
of
Economic
Warfare
stated
today.
Russia
has
been
obtaining
new
stocks
of
such
materials
as
cotton,
copper,
wheat
and
machines,
from
the
United
States,
it
is
said,
to
replace
its
own
stocks
which
have
been
sent
to
the
Reich.
IJASIS
OF
EXTRADITION
OTTAWA
Theft
of
a
row
boat
in
which
he
crossed
the
St.
Law-
I
ine
farmer
asked
that
thev
be.
nrn
Mver
is
being
used
as
ne
laid
nn
4Vtn
Uabm
inntt
iftOA
nU.
'
,
t
V.i
cn
rxtradi-
Minister
of
Agriculture
J.
G.
ardiner
said
that
some
farm
'cfs
were
already
above
those
vels.
Minister
of
National
Resources
T.
Crerar
also
was
active
In
the
cussions.
Yesterday's
Circulation
of
the
Daily
News
2190
Yr
Inspection
Is
InvileJ
tlon
proceedings
against
isaron
Franz
von
Werra,
escaped
German
prisoner,
who
made
his
getaway
after
landing
from
England
and
was
picked
up
at
Ogdensburg,
New
York.
AIR
RAIDS
RESUMED
LONDON
High
explosive
and
fir-
linmbs
fell
on
London
to
day,
bringing
back
death
and
,
destruction
to
the
capital
where
,
oi-
mM
sirens
had
been
silent
since
last
Thursday.
One
woman
was
killed
and
considerable
damage
reported
to
houses
in
the
residential
area
but
no
other
serious
casualties
were
reported.
prince
rupert;
b:cm
Tuesday,
January
28,
mi.
Help
Of
United
ANOTHER
ITALIAN
GENERAL
SURRENDERS
AS
MUSSOLINI
'WAR
AIMS
QUESTION
Isolationist
Senators
Feel
United
States
is
Entitled
to
Information
port
might
be
expected
any
time.
(that
Turkey
would
stand
fast
The
stage
for
the
final
assault
is;
against
ain-"sinn
and
that
Janan
now
set
and
its
commencement
is
but
a
matter
of
hours,
In
Ethiopia.
Italian
troops,
faced
with
a
hopeless
situation,
are
reported
withdrawing
even
from
the
capital
of
Addis
Ababa.
In
Italian
Somaliland
the
Fascists
are
being
equally
hard
Dressed.
The
Royal
Air
Force
continues
to
pound
away
in
various
spheres.
of
t
ho
North
African
war.
.
-
ReDorts
have
been
current
that
xviarsnai
gnui
uoaouo
v
vuutiv
uraziani,
Italian
4kM4iai4
take
place
in
a
couple
of
weeks.
tack.i
BRITAIN
CAN
WIN
VICHY,
France
Admiral
William
D.
Leahy,
new
United
States
ambassador
to
France,
says
Great
ment
in
denying
reports
attribut
ed
to
him
of
having
said
that
Great
Britain
would
be
defeated.
EMPRESS
IS
SAFE
ONDON
The
Tress
Association
reported
today
that
the
British
liner
Empress
of
Australia
was
safe
in
port.
It
did
not
give
details
about
the
ship
which
had
previously
been
reported
torpedoed
200
miles
west
of
Dakar,
French
West
Africa.
TO
USE
ITALIANS
LONDON
Secretary
pf
War
David
Margcsson
told
Parliament
today
of
a
plan
whereby
Italian
prisoners
from
North
Africa
would
be
brought
to
England
to
work
In
agriculture.
Margesson
said
that
a
total
of
111,000
prisoners
had
been
taken
In
Africa
and
that
many
of
these
had
already
been
sent
to
India.
NAVAL
HAG
REVEALED
LONDON
British
"naval
authorities
made
the
deferred
announcement
today
of
a
bag
by
naval
planes
In
the
Mediterranean
two
months
ago
when
aerial
torpedoes
accounted
for
the
destruction
of
two
Italian
submarines,
a
destroyer
and
a
depot
ship.
This
was
before
the
raid
on
Tar-
anto.
.
'''?."(
'.
ROME.
Jan.
28.
Then
British
planes,
according
to
Italian
claims,
were
brought
down
over
the
week-
flnH
hw
Vio
Italian
Iri
flohtlnir
in
would
seize
French
In-
undoubtedly
the
Afrlcsn
and
Grpek
areas.
n.rhlna.
Hull
said
there
was
no
intention
of
Drovidlng
United
States
naval
convoys
for
British
ships
taking
Americap
suoolles
to
EngKnd.
Another
witness
at
yesterday's
private
hearing
was
Admiral
Harold
R.
Stark
who
soote
o
naval
"'atters,
Later
Stark
said
he
had
REP
A
raw:
CRHISFR?
press
Dort.
the
identity
of
which
was
not
disclosed
for
reasons
of
secur
ity,
although
it
is
bellved
It
may
have
been
Bathurst
In
Gamha.
Last,
night
Miami,
Florida,
reported
receipt
of
"S.OS."
messages
stating
that
the
Empress
of
Australia
had
been
torpedoed
200
miles
off
Dakar,
French
'Vest
Africa.
In
the
Atlantic
Ocean
and
was
down
by
the
bow
rtiese
re
ports
at
7:30
p.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
stated
that
the
Empress
of
Australia
had
first
flashed
that
ter
1
a
1
9
XI
IUaI
States
4
Commissioner's
t
Congratulations
,
Inspector
Ernest
Gammon,
provincial
police,
has
received
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Jan.
28.-In
a
messase
from
commissioner
a
Joint
statement
prior
to
the
open-
T
w.
s.
Parsons
It
Victoria
I
inB
yesieraay
01
me
neanngs
Dy
me
extendlng
congrati
senate
senate
roreign
ioreign
relations
relations
committee
commir.ee
I
A1KU,
Tnnii5iMr
98-
ZS.
a
n
t,
the
excel'ent
shoi
iPAIPO
January
(CP)--Another
Italian
general
on
the
"lease-lend"
bill
to
aid
Great
I
SnndaS
Yn
the
air!
reported
to
have
surrendered
nersnnniw
t
o
,
Britain.
senator
Rm-ton
k
whoPw
J"
11
atlens
on
In?
made
raid
pro-
e
sunaay.
givalry
omcei
when
British
forces,
charging
with
fixed
of
Montana
and
senator
Gerald
p.
Dr.
oiidden.
chied
Air
Raid
Bavonets,
PUShed
bevond
Keru
tmvmvl
A,wr.,f
;
ti
Nye
of
North
Dakota,
isolatlonallst
Pr-rtetlon
officer
for
the
Do-
Agorgat
had
not
fa
en
up
to
t6dav
but
itnn
!
L
f
cla
d
that
Unlte
Hntaif
m
nlon
from
ottafa-
wh0
,s
cap-
before
going
to
entitled
to
tritrea.
3Lf
A
war.
was
at
Victoria,
added
In
ire
ire
bv
Dy
the
ine
British
uriUSn
is
IS
oxwrtp,
expected
-i
preSent
momentarily.
On
this
know
the
war
aims
and
peace
con-
his
congratulation!
to
those
fWO
NAZIS
COME
DOWN
Destroyed
1
uu'"ii4i
iuu
prisoners)
anions
or
an
Demgerent
nations
responsible
;
have
been
captured,
making
a
total
such
as
Great
Britain.
Greece,
1
01
more
than
1200
taken
there
to
China,
Germany.
Italy
and
Jarjan.
date.
Neither
the
identity
6f
the)
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull,
latest
general
to
be
captured
or
the
(speaking
yesterday
at
the
opening
size
or
his
command
Is
disclosed.
TU
Y
1
1
.
.
.
,
me
luwans
nave
Deen
driven
rrom
t
hp
la
cf
nncf
nn
Vi
r-n
it
,,
.
-
-w
v
.liw
uuuairu
m
call
n
.
I
"
"
tn
and
"
n
frontier
and
the
British
are
almost
I
Couple
of
Bombers
Heine
i
half
way
to
the
Red
Sea.
,
In
N?rth
Africa
the
British
com-;
mand
said
that
the
concentration
of
forces
in
the
Derpa
area
was
continuing
and
the
capture
of
that
of
the
Senate
hearing,
reiterated
what
he
had
said
before
the
House
committee
in
favor
of
sDeedy
action
on
the
lease-lend
bill
so
that
there
mi?ht
be
no
delay
in
extending
the
helo
which
Great
Britain
urgently
needed
so
that
control
of
the
seas
might
be
maintained
for
democracy.
Secretary
of
State
Hull
Dredlcted
Italy
Claims
To
Have
Downed
Ten
British
Planes.
ITALIANS
LOSE
OUT
Another
Counter-Attack
Thrown
Back
by
Greeks
Sub-Zero
Weather
ATHENS,
Jan.
28.
A
second
Ital
ian
counter-attack
north
of
Klisura
UNCLE
SAM
Must
Accept
"New
Order"
In
Orient
Present
Attitude
"Outrageous"
ter
Matmoko
cf
Jaoan,
sneaking
come.
here,
reiterated
that
United
States
must
accept
the
new
order
In
the
pome
J-"v
Tn
British
Pacific.
The
present
attitude
3f
been
"wide
open"
in
expressing
his
-Hjirs.
rerorted
to
ihave
been
I
United
States
he
described
as
out-
ordnjons--
.-damped
last
week,
lrArt
attack
by;
rageous."
-"r
'"
r
-
'""
:
:
'
.
nerrnin
nnd
Nazi-dive
bombers
in
'
Matsuoko
objected
to
United
Mm
Geo
Little
left
bv
la.:
pv-
the
Mediterranean,
have
been
tak-
States
Including
Australia
and
New
i
------
-
-
j
commander-in-chief
In
Africa,
haslenlng's
train
on
her
return
to
Ter-
en
to
Alexandria
for
repairs,
it
is
Zealand
in
her
sphere
and
declared
been
dismissed.
These
reports
are
I
roe
after
a
week-end
visit
in
the
ated
here.
(The
British
Admir-
(.that,
if
United
States
insisted
In
denied-
Iri-
official
Italian
quarters
'
elty.
Wth
her
was
her
niece.
Miss
sltv
has
not
as
yet
commented
one
(
making
China
her
first
line
of
de-and
London
'Authorities
fail
to
con-
Mary
Olsen,
whose
marriage
Is
to
wav
cr
another
on
this
alleged
at-
i
fence,
it
was
bound
to
lead
to
firm
thenu
IN
PORTi
r
;
prth
Sea
by
an
armed
trawler.
,rtrtrtrtrtrtnAArtrtn66ooeo&OGO60fiO
Torpedo
Attack
is
Reported
by
fere
captured.
One
escaped.
were
a
few
German
raid-'
(there
ek-end.
over
East
Anglla
during
the
London
passed
its
eighth
night
'
st
nlht
without
an
air
raid
arm
but
thre
were
minor
raids
he
east
Midlands
and
east
of
Rotland,
;
Slf
A
xttt
njiAnr
i
Canadian
Steamer
Empress
of
Australia
in
South
Atlantic
LONDON,
January
28
The
Press
Association
announced
un.n
t
today
t
that
the
Canadian
liner
Em-
to
successful
,
the
present
war
a
or
Australia
was
Mfo
sale
in
completion."
He
made
this
stale-
Is
Vital
Democracies
Cannot
Continue
War
Unless
Aid
Measure
Passed
Greeks.
Ground
was
gained
by
the
Great
Britain
Has
Already
Exhausted
Credit
and
Orders
Greeks
who
captured
tanks
and
other
equipment
as
well
as
taking
more
prisoners.
Far
below
zero
temperature
In
Al
bania
is
helping
the
Greeks
and,
hampering
the
Italians.
For
Planes
Are
Being
Held
Up,
Secretary
of
Treasury
Tells
Committee
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
January
28:
(CP)
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Morgenthau
told
the
United
States
me
Fascist
-high
command
in
Senate
foreign
relations
committee
today
that
Great
Bri-
Rome
has
admitted
that
German
(
tain,
Greece
and
China
"cannot
continue
to
fight"
unless
dive
bombers
have
been
used
i
Conirress
enacts
the
administration's
British
aid
bill
Tpq.
against
the
Greeks
in
Albania.
flfvino-
thai
Hip
Rrirish
n-nvprnmpnf
haA
ovV.ai,ofk,l
rl11o.
General
Sir
Archibald
Wavell.l
'h
fnr
hlVino,
wflr
snnliPS
British
commander
in
chief
in
Af-
that
Morgenthau
said
British
orders
TV.
u
,
.!.
w
.1
I
two
thousand
fighting
planes'
Greece.
were
now
being
held
up
for
lack
of
,
cash.
He
said
also
that
he
had
j
"mentally"
charged
off
some
time
ago
Great
Britain's
first
Great
War
'.debt
to
the
United
States.
Hei
.
fitmncrlv
favnrpH
PrpsiHpnt
PAfim.
f
C
XRJ
A
U
WI7TV
velt's
plan
to
help
the
democracies,
,
Morgenthau
said.
The
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
informed
the
foreign
relations
committee
that
the
war
was
casting
tGreat
Britain
$48,000,000
a
day
or
TOKYO,
Jan.
28.
Foreign
Minis-
sixty
per
cent
of
the
national
in
WEEK'S
NAVAL
LOSSES
LONDON
"Naval
losses
Fom"
enemy
action
for
the
week
end-in;
January
20
amounted
lo
five
vessels
with
total
tonnage
of
34,772,
it
is
announced.
A;ain
this
is
considerably
below
the
average.
United
States
Army
Transport
Sinks
IS
oArL
C
nrwt&rk&A
Cannrx
amp
rvgrouna
in
Finl
ayson
Channe
Vessels
From
Various
Directions,
Including
Prince
Rupert,
Hasten
to
Scene
Some
of
Passengers
and
Crew
Placed
Ashore
PASSENGERS
COMING
HERE?
According
to
word
received
from
Vancouver
this
afternoon
U.S.S.
Charleston
is
supposed
to
pick
up
the
passengers
of
the
Kvichak
and
bring
them
to
Prince
Rupert.
There
was
one
woman
oassenirer
on
the
Kvichak
Mrs.
David
Wislcy.
Off
Sister
Rocks
in
Finlayson
Channel
between
Royal
Island
and
the
mainland,
about
120
miles
south
iof
Prince
Rupert,
the
chartered
200-foot
American
can
sne
was
oemg
wrpeaoeu.
wen
mai
i
,,
T
.
,
,.
,
.,
T
n,
V
I
bow
and
la-ery
tender
Kvichak,
now
being
used
as
a
United
States'
she
was
Was
down
UUWXL
by
Uj
the
11
1C
wvw
tiiivt
-
tj
o
"v
Funeral
Of
Jack
Cherry
Bulletins
NEW
CABINET
FORMED
BUCIIARIST
Premier
Ion
Antonescu
has
formed
a
new
cabinet
consisting
of
thirteen
generals
with
himself
as
chief
of
state
and
foreign
minister.
The
new
administration
is
in
complete
accord
with
the
German
Xn
t
1
rvttn
TVi
a
nur.s
continues
with
soldiers
patrolling
'
the
streets
under
orders
to
shoot
I
without
question
any
one
found'
with
machine
guns.
All
passports
have
been
cancelled
to
prevent
escape
of
rebes.
King
Michal
and
Queen
Helen
have
made
a
large
donation
for
the
relief
of
wives
and
families
of
slain
officers.
Antonescu
is
sick
in
bed
suffering
from
fatigue.
RELEASE
REFUGEES
WASHINGTON
Germany
offered
to
release
450,000
"racial
and
political
refugees"
providing
,
they
are
taken
to
the
United
j
States.
The
offer
is
viewed
with
suspicion.
NORWEGIAN
TRAINING
SCHOOL
VANCOUVER
The
Royal
Norwegian
Air
Force
is
to
open
a
training
school
here,
using
planes
from
the
United
States.
NAVAL
TRAINING.
SCHOOL
VICTORIA
One
hundred
probationary
sub-lieutenants
have
commenced
training
at
II.
M.
C.
S.
Royal
Roads
(formerly
Hatley
Park),
the
new
naval
training
school
here.
DR.
SKELTON
DIES
OTTAWA
Dr.
O.
D.
Skelton,
Under
Secretary
of
Stale
for
External
Affairs,
died
suddenly
today.
He
was
62
years
of
,age.
First
reports
said
he
had
suffered
a
heart
seizure
in
an
automobile.
He
was
permanent
head
of
the
department
under
which
Canada's
growing
diplomatic
service
functioned
and
acted
as
deputy
to
the
Prime
Minister
in
relation
to
all
matters
concerning
Canada's
relations
with
other
countries.
R.C.A.F.
RECRUITS
NEEDED
OTTAWA
James
F.
Duncan,
that
she
was
being
shelled.
Army
transport,
is
ashore
and
partially
submerged
with!
d'pu
y
,min
til
s,ter
tot
air'.
1
Js
I
.
.sixty-three
persons
who
were
on
board
now
huddling
on
2S
sitlon,
has
issued
?
an
Lvl
appeal
5&
P,
for
l
The
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertak
...a.
.4-Af4mr
ft
4ViA
fllrV
the
beach
awaiting
rescue.
First
,
,
-
,
,
..
'
vessel,
apparently,
to
reach
the
di5tress
calls
wlth
the
result
that
scene
In
response
to
distress
mes-
eral
of
the
late
Jack
Cherry,
whose
LT''T
with
salvage
equipment,
death
occurred
suddenly
last
week.
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
officiated
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrlngton
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
which
were
"Abide
With
Me"
and
"Safe
In
the
Arms
of
Jesus."
Following
the
service,
Interment
was
made
In
Falrview
Cemetary.
Pallbearers
were
Ray
Scherk,
Walter
Zellskl,
Harry
Edgar,
Kenneth
Lineham,
Earl
Brochu
and
Sam
Currie.
'
sages
would
be
UJS.S.
Charleston,
a
warship,
which
was
reported
due
at
1
p.m.
The
Prince
Rupert
salvage
boats
Pachena,
Capt.
Verne
Daly,
Green,
left
here.
at
2
o'clock
this
morning
and
should
reach
the
Kvichak
some
time
this
afternoon.
Fish
packers
from
Bella
Bella
and
Butedale
are
also
report
cd
proceeding
to
the
scene
as
well
as
the
United
States
coastguard
cutter
Nehama
and
tug
Lapomte
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert
was
also
reported
heading
for
the
scene
but
she
would
be
a
long
way
off
The
Kvichak
grounded
last
night
and
immediately
sent
out
rescue
vessels
were
soon
speeding
I
to
her
aid.
All
twenty-three
pass-,
engers
and
part
of
the
crew
were
soon
taken
ashore
in
spite
of
rough
weather
as
the
vessel
appeared
to
be
in
a
dangerous
position.
The
captain
and
remainder
of
the
crew
stayed
aboard.
ANOTHER
DRAKI
OTTAWA
Notices
have
been
sent
out
to
the
fourth
batch
of
young
men
to
undergo
medical
examination
prior
to
being
ordered
to
nationail
service
training
camps.
A
considerable
number
of
conscientious
objectors
will
be
called
out
for
non-combatant
duty.
recruits
for
air
crews
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
TOWN
NAMES
CHANGED
TORONTO
Names
of
two
Ontario
towns
have
been
officially
changed
owing
to
the
war.
New
Germany
becomes
Maryville
and
German
Mills
is
to
be
known
in
future
as
Parkway.
,
BURNABY
ARMS
PLANT
OTTAWA
If
present
plans
are
approved,
a
$5,000,000
armaments
manufacturing
plant
will
b5
established
at
Burnaby,
Vancouver.
It
will
manufacture
naval
and
anti-aircraft
guns
and
will
be
In
the
form
tf
an
addition
to
the
Dominion
Bridfe)
Co.'s
plant
at
Burnaby.
.
,;.
.
4
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