Pli:
itie
Weath&Vfarast
Prines
Rupei
MSX"har-
CHINA
IS
ADAMANT
Makes
List
of
Demands
Can
Fight
on
for
Years.
CHUNGKING,
Nov.
27:
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kal-Snek
says
kuig
puppet
regime
in
China.
I
it:
;:
The
Inseparability
Manchulcuo
and
China.
Enemy
Shipping
Is
Attacked
By
of
vny.
27:
Royal
Air
Force
fighters
were
out
yesterday.
k
:
nemv
patrol
ve
barges
ln
the
Straits
of
Dover.
HURT
AT
BIG
BAY
Fau
"
Sustains
Fossiblc
Fractured
Skull
in
Fall
From
Ladder.
Itlon
of
all
the
resources
of
the
I
Dominion
on
an
equitable
basis
of
service
so
that
the
war
m
a
y
as
effectively
and
speedily
as
possible
be
brought
to
a
successful
culmination.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
Jack
Preece,
president
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
who
opened
the
proceedings
from
a
flag-draped
rostrum.
J.
S.
Wilson
presented
the
Legioiis
"call
for
total
war"
in
thp
mpt-tino
ilc'artnntmr.
China
can
carry
on
the
war
moved
b
Q
K
s
Biackaby
Japan
for
Yerter-
gainst
years
and
b
G.
P.
Xlnker
da?
he
reiterated
Chines
de-
and
k
from
Um,,.
,tne
noor
the
audlenc
as
well
Urst
Complete
withdrawal
of
OJw
Hanson
Mp
whQ
Ji
from
China.
i
an
1W
to
u
platfornii
maJe
Scnoud
Abolition
of
the
Nan-
..,,,,,,
all
in
accord
with
the
general
Also
spirit
of
the
gathering.
&a.
W.ls(;Q
Q--uiu
.he
quail-
flcations
ci
the
Lesion
and
its
D
1
A
17
membership,
not
militaristic
IVOVcM
Air
r
OlfCe
civilian.
vlu&
had
thought
that
of
plebiscite.
EMDEN
IS
Other
Objectives
west
Germany
A
Few
Naiis
Over
Wales.
(VICTORIA,
B.j
the
same
struggle
today
for
the
did
little
damage,
one
enemy
7
preservation
of
home
and
cherish-
plane
was
brought
aown.
ed
principles
as
there
had
been
Jwenty-five
years
ago.
Comradeship,
unity
and
sa:rifice
were
essential
factors.
As
for
conscription
Qf
manpower,
this
was
regarded
as
neceesary
but
it
was
only
one
thing
that
was
needed.
Mr.
Wilson
referred
to
the
difference
of
German
phllosphy
from
that
of
the
British.
The
Germans,
believing
in
the
supremacy
oi
the
state
over
the
Individual,
that
Russians
Themselves
Admit
Scii-ous
Position
Outer
Demices
Are
Menaced.
MOSCOW,
Nov.
27:
Massive
German
attacks
near
Volokolamsk,
sixty-five
miles
northwest
of
Moscow,
endanger
the
outer
defences
of
the
Russian
capital
today.
Newspaper
Izvxs-tia
acknowledged
that
the
situation
of
the
Soviet
troops
in
the
sector
had
become
more
aggravated
during
the
last
twenty-four
hours.
Resistance
to
the
expanding
German
drive
was
continuing,
Izvcstia
said,
and
the
Communist
nartv
onran,
I'ravda,
added
that
in
the
last
ten
dayr
the
Germans
have
failed
to
turn
the
flanks
protcctii;
Moscow
although
they
have
driven
closer.
In
some
places
along
the
northern
part
of
the
front
twenty-two
degrees
below
zero
weather
is
reported
as
an
early
winter
sets
in.
Tomorrow
sT
ides
lotic
lsianus
-v-
v-v
nc
h
wind,
most.
vvv.
Qv
we
High
9:48
am.
19.2
ft.
cool,
becoming
part
y'As
22:15
pjn.
175
It.
moderate
scatteruJ
Ugh
kV
Low
3:06
a.m
8.0
ft.
Xt&
:
16:11
pm.
12
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VOL
XXX.,
NO.
277.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
27.
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
New
Conference
On
Pacific
Peace
REPRESENTATIVE
LOCAL
IMOSCOW
IS
MEETING
IN
FAVOR
OF
CALL
FORALL
OUT"
WAR
Unanimity
and
Enthusiasm
Prevail
As
Canadian
Legion's
Demand
for
Complete
Mobilization
Is
Passed.
Unanimity
and
enthusiasm
prevailed
when
a
public
meeting
fully
representative
of
the
citizenry
of
Prince
Rupert
last
night
approved
a
call
which
lias
been
issued
by
the
Canadian
Legion
to
the
federal
government
demanding
that
the
crisis
of
total
war
be
met
with
an
"all
our"
total
effort
on
the
part
.
of
Canada.
The
call
is
for
-
I
complete
and
scientific
mobiliza-
In
North
Africa
IN
DANGER
BATTLE
OF
TOBRUK
IS
NOW
ENDED
CONFIDENCE
IS
VOTED
British
Parliament
Still
Behind
Churchill
Despite
Attack
of
Stormy
Laborite
From
Glasgow.
LONDON,
Nov.
2T.O)
The
Houie
Relief
Column
Connects
Up
With
of
Commons
today
In
affect
vot-
Importance
Attached
To
Parley
Called
For
Today
in
Washington
Defending
Garrison
Tank
and
ed
confidence
in
the
policies
of
United
States
Terms
to
Janan
Hanrlprl
Out
I.nsf
TViohr-
Infantry
Fight
Spreads
Into
Egypt.
CAIRO,
Nov.
,27:
Oi
The
severf-
Via
fMniifM11
Churchill
nnuoi-n
mont
aftat
after
a
o
.
tne
government
bitter
attack
by
John
McGovern,
Scottish
member
of
the
Independent
Labor
Party,
and
a
reply
by
Foreran
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
month-old
siege
of
Tobruk
appear-
duri
whfch
he
denled
tne
asger.
..
ed
ended
today
as
the
British
....
.,.
,....
"n
corrunana
anuouncea
mat
a
reuci
Joachlm
von
Ribbontrop
of
Ger
ira
is
Tirpr'arinff
KriTi.cn
About
Turn
in
Policy
By
Nippon
Reported
to
He
Demanded.
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
27:
(CP)
-President
Frank-
D.
Roosevelt,
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
and
Japanese
envoys
will
meet
arrain
this
afternoon
in
the
column
which
W
recaptured
the
many
toat
Brltaln
had
recelved
aftermath
of
Mr.
Hull's
step
last
night
in
putting
the
SSSfSS'
assu,rance
ln
1940
that
Rula
issue
of
Peace
'r
war
in
the
Pacific
UP
t0
the
Japanese
route,
naa
jomea
nanas
trui
morn-
.
,
1,,
..
wo11m
in
n
th
Mr
nn
ho-
s,rto
c
;i
:
t
i
i
lng
with
the
Tobruk
garrison.
New
mamem
charged
that
UAmn.
KuvumuiKiiu
opeumi
linpuriance
is
auacnea
to
tne
vvnite
xiuuae
iiiccuiig
in
view
01
uie
tanks,
smashed
northward
to
meet
dle-
71
'bT"
'h;:
"
,r:
"Z"
parunems
announcement
Doaies
10
masi
ner
way
into
tne
that
Mm
Amor
fan
nmnnuii
,-f
the
column
from
the
Tobruk
de-
markets
of
tne
contlnent...
ienaers,
a
communique
sa'.a.
A
great
tank
and
infantry
battle
swirled
through
the
tenth
day
with
both
sides
throwing
in
new
reserves.
The
main
battle
was
still,
apparently,
about
Rezegh,
'
ten
miles
south
of
Tobruk,
but
was
spreading
east
Into
Egypt
where
-
liHVX,
A41VA
AMA
Ul
VWl'.'hi'J
V
!
a.
1
r
r
the
British
foueht-
to
win
out
an
More
Contracts
to
Be
Signed
With
serited
to
Secretary
of
State
Cor-
Axls
column
which
drove
across
FacLic
Coast
Yards,
Ot-
del1
Hul1
Iast
Saturday
nlsht.
The
.......
a
m
1
Hnniiimant
Vionrl
al
f
r
tVin
Tanin
ain
Fast
Mounting
Power
of
Canada's
Fighting
Services
Ue-
by
France
m
the
Axh
as
well
as
Indles
preceded
the
handing
oi
fleeted
in
Official
Facts
and
Figures
fT"
u'c
"
B
u,cr
U1
riC"t"
the
latest
document
to
Japan.
24
Officers
Decorated.
AT"T
A
T
A
Tv
07-
rV
fcuuering
from
a
possicie
irac-
f
.
QS
frl.nris
Tnp
,
:
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
..
t,
n
p
k,
nfnn
Mln
'IlrrtM
PePle-through
maldng
e!f
volc
defence'
department
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
listed
the
swrtce
boat-P.
p
h
H.
Phlppen
phiown
lut
last
leaders
of
1
.y
&
tQ
Qf
n
offlcers
and
m?n
and
Is
now
receiving
t.
.M
,h.t
the
De03ie
n
1
n.
,
.
.
decorations
meniioned
,unH,1pH
evening
ning
treatment
at
the
Prince
Rupert
dcmandedi
xhe
Legion
General
Hospital.
'voluntary
enlistment
but
was
of
was
climbing
a
ladder
from
that
lt
did
not
g0
ar
'hf"
lo-
pound
into
the
mlll
at
;
.
.
imDorUn:e
Oeorgetown
-when
he
fell
back
a
.
,..
"
of
n.pr
was
r-ferred
referred
to
to
by
oy
supported
ported
Drusseis
oiieni
TlPrp
WaS
U
umuuaw
w
wvv.wu
..w
open
ww.
J.,H.
t
n.u
.rn
inn.no.hi.,
anrt
and
the
war
u'"Ai
OV.
i-JUlillw
.
ujuocvuw.
,
.
n,rnn
frarferc
tr.rc
Pattullo
said
yesterday
that
he
ounce
cf
vigor
ana
-"
nT
of
en
actlon
and
have
rtt,,.j
iu
tt
Di.nvohv
rpferred
to
tne
aisas-
naving
nouiing
to
10
.eU
sen,
do
uo
not
nvi
ed
rescues,
-AGntinn
uvwtcu
ill
me
jJicoa
taiiab
oiavr.j
.
h's
resignation
as
minister
of
la
"or
He
had
not
yet
received
the
resignation.
INDIAN
SUR-CHASER
CALCUTTA,
Nov.
27:
0)-U.
M.
1
S.
Baroda,
a
minesweeplng
and
;
with
every
In
"
the
morning
and
three
hours
UUkva
,
,
.J:
iu!
other
war
areas,
also
ln
the
zone
the
.nimnst
two
years'
ago.
Had
civvwu"
j
n,
w
1
events
since
the
eiect.on
Unfx
certainly
T
1116
mnflQPf
before
It
was
held,
most
llllpUbGU
total
effort
would
have
oeen
oe-manded.
There
should
be
no
need
for
a
mandate.
Ahead,
the
government
had
done
drastic
th'ngs
n
mandate.
Now
was
no
about
.the
me
thods,
RW
-Indian
Navy,
nai;,
has
ao
been
w
,v
time
to
argue
r
flVfirir
r;j
;;r
;
many
Canadian
ships
"have
taken
offensive
action
against
several
en-
-
4.
V
a
TT
rn
r
-
.
.
1
territory
to
Italy.
Talks
between
the
German
and
Vichy
France
representatives
have
In
a
thin,
blue-COVered
been
postponed
until
next
week.
turcti
skull
sustained
as
a
result
"V"
"c
"
...
OOOKiet
tauieu
111
ine
xiuuse
ui
vuuimuiu
uj,
wwcuw
.
.
Ic"a
the
Georgetown
JZ
c.
ister
Ralston
cold
words
and
figures
told
the
glowing
HAM
APE
IC
m..
yesterday
morning.
Paul
"
.
atnrv
nf
nannila'a
three
fiohtintr
services
and
their
work
.lAfllTllVllj
iO
,,
,
.
.
,,
pieteiy
orkunu.ru
iu
"
--0------0
.
wen
Known
.run,
ouu
-
u
was
for
the
f
igcal
Year
lyi.
m
nis
annual
report
01
tne
EXTENSIVE'!
C.P.R.
SHIP
GOES
DOWN
LONDON,
Nov.
27:
Loss
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
freighter
Beav-erbrae,
for
years
a
well
known
ves-
emy
submarines
and
a
perusal
of
ln
the
Atalntlc
servlce(
;s
re
!
the
honors
list
shows
that
a
num-
Prkw
RrkmKinrr
ber
oi
tnese
sulmarlnes
have
been
rOl
DUlilUlllg
destroyed
or
damaged,"
the
report
said.
It
was
during
one
of
tnese
ported.
FILM
BLOOD
CIRCULATION
STOCKHOLM,
Nov.
27.
0
Be-
PARIS,
Nov.
57:
The
City
of
actions
m
n...o.
0,
!ieved
the
flrst
fllm
of
klnd
Parle
has
been
fined
one
million
was
torpedoed
Dec.
1,
1940,
with
a
.
ver
made,
a
movie
of
a
rabbit's
.
n.ifrflnc
(tin
nnn)
flfi
A
restiit
or
the
u
circuiauon
or
tne
mooa
snowii
-nrl
by
l.fldy
Ruell.
wife
of
Now
was
tne
"The
manner
In
which
H.M.C.S.
"!t!';4'n
thej
bombing
of
a
restaurant
which
ihere
reCordcd
a
blood
speed
as
-
mweii.
inciia-s
muni-
rm"-
had
w
been
to
ior.
ch'ef.
i
continuea
on
raBc
taken
over
by
Nazis.
(Continual
tin
Pmf
Fnuv)
high
as
18
feet
a
second.
TODAY'S
(Oourteey
S.
D.
in
despatches;
tne
Canadian
army;
Badly
Hurt
as
Result
of
Hit-
Privateer
TT
J
M-;iJl
recounted
steps
taKen
'.o
support,
ting
Rlppic
Rock.
Keno
UIIUCI
lldl
liCCl
the:
United
Kingdom
as
allies
fad-
sheep
Creek
ed
away
ana
tne
Koyai
oanaaian
SEATTLE,
Nov.
27:
Extensive
.
oils
.
.
I
.
.
.
1
.
..
e
M
r,
STOCKS
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Grandview
Bralorne
..
Cariboo
Quartz
Hedley
Mascot
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
.
awarded
or
Bottom
of
Steamer
Aleutian
Quite
premier
"c
luiccn
10
remove
mm
wu
i
.,nh
hut.
niv.ause
tney
.
bwu
tivj
vi
xjiuoov-w,
iwn,
.
.
t
n
.
...
...
.i.-,.-
...
.
p.,
.
...
not
bo""
vhvub"
-
,i,n(j
j
u
01
Ule
equijjuicm,
tuueu
nuu-
DacK
lr0m
ner
voyage
io
masna
Beattie
i.vi
Prince
Rupert
as
soon
as
possible.
t00
few
(since
.
bj
tmat
e
dnd
n-.tev
nosy
here
)
c.,!.u
For
Hcsolution
ihow
as
silent
as
a
smaii
piovmciai
o-wotoH
mm
f,mr.
r,
.m
vm.
....j
-
cn
D:
t:
O.
R
S.
Biackaby.
as
a
"non-
was
the
descrlpUon
of
tne
nor
voyage
onlhesteam;
'partizan
unbiased
citizen
,
,B
lgian
The
R.C.N.
recited
case,
in
which
Yukon.
Kerr
Addison
...
4.53
1VCMWIIHI
lllll
nartizan
and
ana
uira
"
thc
adoptlon
0
toe
re-
cupation
given
y
a
eigian
p
took
ln
ture
must
escaped
to
England
ai
d
quo
ed
Nftf
RprPIVPfl
soludon.
If
the.
government
ft
dufi
th
llOl
IVeCeiYea,.,
one.by
Inbel,
Independent
Belgian
.
here
was
a
mandate
and
said
"they
have
acted
as
local
.
I
1T
.
.-mnnisorv
selective
cseivitc,
cws
Bcnwj.
lor1
rKonn
psffrts
fnr
mprrhnn!.
AU
Fattullo
Knows
About
Asscl-
provided
with
out
the
expense
"
ships
and
troop
convoys,
carried
tin.
Resigning
Is
In
Paper,.
;
the
turmoil
of
an
eiecuo.
.
.
;
;
Qut
-
patrols
and
escort
mandate
to
stores
are
only
for
wo
hours
Price
Fixing
16
10.35
2.00
.43
2.60
'
.47
.1?
Little
Long
Lac
1.51
:
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.98
Madsen
Red
Lake
.55
McKenzie
Red
Lake
1.05
Moneta
30
Pickel
Crow
2.61
Preston
East
Dome
305
Loss
of
Atlantic
Freighter
Beaver-
San
Antonio
2.20
brae
Is
Reported.
Sherrltt
Gordon
89
Not
Favored
DENMARK
INDIGNANT
tne
ironuer
yesteraay.
tawa
txpecis.
I
Tl,
Vu
V,
,
,
day
against
Denmark's
signing
of
The
Libyan
war
has
assumed
a
envoy
last
night
was
the
official
th
anUomlntern
act.
A
dBem.
whirlwind
scale
again
The
next
OTTAWA,
Nov.
27:-Signing
tf
"Pi
i
me
urutea
biates.
,
onstratfon
for
Klng
christian,
who
North-
twenty-four
hours,
it
is
tnoughi
contracts
with
Pacific
Coast
Ship-
Yesterday
afternoon
there
was
a
held
Qut
the
end
agalnst
the
by
some,
may
determine
the
whole
yarns
ior
me
construction
01
ru-
i.
iiUU1
auu
was
staged
Cr0wds
gather-
tide
of
battle.
per-corvettes
is
expected
scon,
minutes
between
the
United
States
.
.
.
t
.
.
p
,
Cairo
authorities
are
optimistic
Fifteen
or
sixteen
will
be
bull:
.
1
M
-
.
0
tn
nnA
fie
mcmberif"to
im'de'fttice
tWT
mSkittr
LONDON;
Nov?27i'
-O-The
"Air
but
are
not'
tKhnindfal.-
.
...
of
.
of
a
call
such
as
vus
bln
ures-
Ministry
announced
today
that
strength
Of
the
enemy
who,
ented.
The
Legion,
ptaoibly
the
Royal
Air
Force
bombers
,
hi
con-
thought,
may
fall
back
on
Derna.
largest
single
organized
ixay
in
slderable
force
attacked
Emden
Lieut.
General
Erwin
Rommell,
the
British
Empire,
consisted
of
a
and
other
objectives
in
northwes-
the
German
commander-in-chief.
but
but
tej
tern
Germany
last
night
with
icss
is
still
endeavoring
to
onng
up
one
bomber.
There
were
a
few
reserves
and
reinforcements.
Tne
the
eauntrv
in
which
thev
lived
German
raiders
over
the
south
Hermans
are
carrying
tne
diujii,
little
in
action
and
quite
ineffec
tual
where
they
are
found.
TO
BUILD
CORVETTES
t
h
ea
cost
of-
some
-$20,000,000.
it
is
SNAG
HAS
BEEN
HIT
was
worth
fighting
for.
Thjrc
was
coast
of
Wales
last
night
but
they
of
the
battle,
the
Italians
being
nUch
in
Neeotiations
Between
they
were
a
superior
race
wijo
should
dominate
the
world,
could
CANADA'S
WAR
EFFORT
'
AS
DESCRIBED
IN
BOOK
Germany
and
Vichy
France
Reported
Petain
Holding
Out.
PARIS,
Nov.
27:
A
hitch
is
believed
to
be
imminent
ln
negotiations
between
Germany
and
Vichy
France.
Marshal
Henri
Philllppe
adjusting
long-standing
problems
with
Japan
had
been
handed
Japanese
Ambassador
Nomura
and
Special
Envoy
Kurusu.
The
White
House
gave
no
details
as
to
the
reasons
underlying
today's
conference.
Japanese
proposals
were
pie-
Demonstrations
Staged
in
Copenhagen
Against
Signing
of
Anti-Comintern
Fact.
STOCKHOLM,
Nov:
27:
There
were
riots
in
Copenhagen
yester-
11;
at
ana
Japanese
representatives.
and
sang
the
Danish
naUonil
an.
Nomora.and
Kurusu
emerged
srnil-
p0jlcVnred
.tato
the
crowds
ng
iran
ra
session
out
were
si-
and
used
fiUcks
lent,
declining
to
make
comment
when
Importuned
by
waiting
newsmen.
The
United
States
is
understood
to
be
standing
firm
on
its
demand
that
Japan
shy
away
from
its
Axis
relationship
and
drop
the
policy
of
military
aggression
in
the
Far
East
which
it
has
been
following
for
years.
It
is
understood
to
be
demanded
by
the
United
.States
Vancouver
Flier
Brings
Down
At
Least
One
Enemy
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
27:
Flying
that
Japan
guarantee
not
to
licer
Vancouver
has
sho
down
one
march
on
Singapore
or
the
Ncth-
erlands
East
Indies
and
end
its
war
with
China.
T'allrc
Vw
Mull
with
rpnvpsfnta.
Petain
Is
understood
to
be
holding
countcd
for
another.
Australia
Uves
0
Great
Britain,
uui,
biui,
uuuiitui.
iaeiuiup
chlna
and
the
Netherlands
Eist
service
with
the
Royal
Air
Force
overseas
and
has
probably
ac-
TRIBUTE
IS
PAID
Widespread
Regrets
at
Death
Lapointe
Burial
to
Take
Place
Saturday.
QUEBEC,
Nov.
27:
The
remains
of
Rt.
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe,
Mln-
2.00
A
lster
of
Justice,
arrived
here
to-.66
day
from
Montreal
and
are
now
lying
in
state
in
the
Quebec
Legislative
Chamber
until
Saturday
morning
when
the
funeral
will
take
place
with
full
rites
of
the
Church
led
by
Cardinal
hi-,
.
v
,
ut
.
T
,,
man-power
"
;
Air
Force
reported
that
ln
spite
'
damage
has
been
done
to
the
bot-
calmont
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'catholic
Catholic
ne
IV1
tff
S'
vl
Mr-
Wll30B-
In
flnal
anpySf;
L
t
sen
Are
cioled
uJ
oi
enormou&
exPansion
madc
torn
of
the
Alaska
Steam.,hip
Cos
c
&
H
1.15
,Vuleneuv
IfHvf
m
,
u'
Si
only
U
coM
wln
Wtr
Stti
S
necessafy
development,
over-'
steamer
Aleutian
as
a
result
of
Home
-
2.45
'From
unmcd
.mmirf.
a
ciy
R
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out
and
.
step.
JSZ
not
531(1
that
the
War
Iftnn
LONDON
NoV
mT77.
27.
0
,
-
.-our
Our
seas-
the
Brltlsh
Commonwealth
striking
Rlppie
Rock
,n
Seymour
Royai
y
Canadian
0414
have
nave
be
pulle.
..not
becauw
our
men
vere
Tralnl
plan
had
g3
nt
sh
d
condolence
t.
I
I
!
n.ne.n
f
ntlfT
o
,m.wt,m
"
"
w
w
-
-
e.
of
many
prominent
people
been
received
messages
of
and
tribute.
General
Charles
DeQaulle,
leader
of
the
Free
French
forces,
is
among
those
!
I
who
have
been
heard
from.
Others
paying
their
tribute
have
been
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mac-jkenzie
King,
Senator
Raoul
Dan-
durand,
Senator
Arthur
Meighen
and
Hon.
R.
B.
Hanson.
Just
before
he
died
Mr.
Lapointe
expressed
regret
at
"having
to
leave"
when
there
was
still
much
important
work
which
he
felt
he
might
have
been
done
in
this
time
of
crisis.
His
last
thoughts
were
for
his
country.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
It
has
been
cloudy
on
the
coast
with
showers
United
States
Government
Is
Not
In
the
northern
portion
and
with
Taking
Action
at
This
Time.
occasional
drizzle
and
fog
patches
elsewhere.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Nov.
27:'
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
The
United
States
government
Is
Light
southeast
winds,
increas-not
in
favor
of
freezing
wages,
ing
occasionally
to
modern
'p.
prices
and
rents
at
their
prewnt
Mostly
cloudy
and
warm
with
level.
some
local
light
drizzle.
f!