.ir.
i.
.
.
OT
lontjon
bi
i
w
v
ci
.
,
w
xr.t
t
uermany
Ont
unfavorable!
I
Mrs.
Inncs
Phillips,
wife
of
Rob-
.....hi
n
-
u
I
i
c
Rp:;n
for
neariy
-
,ir
n.,nuAr.nA
1
nf
shootlnn
F.tippn
T.lpu-pllvn
at
OPI.wecn
JJUiiiwtiuuw
"o
n
w
w
i
i
iUa
cT
n
m
rl
VABTAfnaw
o
T
f
nrnrnn
t
trlvn
fpu-
incendiaries
m
uic
jv.w4Mj
"-
i
T1
ORE
AKL
EXECUTED
hpnpflt
r.f
fhn
lcl
;r
WOUiO
DC
WPlenmo
Shp
nlso
an.
I
up
apsnarrnpn
)n
ipi
u
the
cable,
the
of-;a'madc
uy
a
parcel
contaln-
rt-ttiiirpd
meaiclnes
and
lellyn
and
his
companions
"barg-cd"
Into
her
cabin
home
before
her
husband
arrived
there
prior
than
415
?n
convicted
of
Polar.
.
"
ln
n
war
IndustrlP.
i,pr
Jtef..ii.
.
are
being
charirp.l.
-'m
la
...l.l..
.
.
-----
a
n
.1
..
...
;;.'!?
a.re
vy
viirp
At
.
.
.
-
II
c
I
I
ory.
to
the
shootlne.
disarranged
the
place,
striking
her
and
calling
her
names.
It
was
not
until
this
had
haDDcncd
several
times
that
Phil-
....
m
mmmunisls"
Put
to
"ps
got
the
rifle
and
stood
with
ana
"IC
uwwi
v
t.uu.
w
Death
in
France
;
Beltium.
Ibar
anther
entry
being
made.
Furthermore,
Mrs.
Phillips
testl-
iERLIN
S
"!t
2'
ivi
-
ine
ilea
that
the
snooting
ocurrea
in
u
sf
r.
x
paper
uruesscier
a
melee
when
Llewellyn
naa
.
.
,t
o-irrlnrt
nn
an-
txrnenprf
thp
trim
hp
hPIno'
striirK
a
ibuted
to
tnc
in
the
loot
by
the
bullet
as
ne
rr:
r.n-.and
ol
occupation
fell.
...
Df-
.im
nnA
Morthem
Mrs
Phllllns
tnlrt
nf
h
si
V
i
n
a
:s
fi
is
etlc
X
that
twenty
spent
the
night
prior
to
the
shoot-:J'
fi'
""ages
were
cxe-
Ing
in
Terrace
with
her
husband.
in
rv
"V
II
'
ll.V
I
1
1
J
I
I
I
IX
w
111
T
Jl
Ar
JL
INSURANCE
After
breakfast
thev
were
Drenar-
lng
to
drive
back
to
Kltsumkalum
Lake
with
Llewellyn's
lather
when
Eugene
Llewellyn
came
up
i
and
asked
Dob
to
come
over
as
he
wantcd"W
see
him'
for
a
moment.
.
Witness
heard
the
question
asked:
"Where's
the
wallet
'V.at
holnnlrc
In
Fjlf!
T.lnnPV?"
tO
Rislu
Sow
nclnr
Covered
for
......
0v.mir.
ror,nH-
t
rfnn't
Much
Less
Than
Formerly.
.
-
saw
lt
.
...
Eugene
asked
Phillips
what
time
a
very
decided
u
wM
andf
wnen
he
pulled
out
3
on
board
fire
lt
was
snatched
from
him
particular
risk
Eugene.
Then
they
went
to
!
$22.50
to
board
,
,
.,-
,
.Vontc
nf
aw
getting
quota-
th
n,
ht
beore
were
re.enacted
ivd
irrt
nnv1nnine
comnanles
at
or.
.
.
.
o
o;
i
after
wnlcn
unney
naa
laicen
50
0
a
a
thousand,
thousand.
phmips
one
sde,
telling
him
heard
heard
from
from
the
the
,.
.
.
..
nn
mom
trouble
sr.
cr
;i
Nf,
SOMF.
REAL
GOOD
with
him
over
the
wallet
as
he
knew
he
(Phillips)
did
not
have
ilt.
Then
they
proceeded
to
Kltsumkalum
Lake.
Arrivlne
home.
Mrs.
Phillips
ihonrri
a
noise
at
the
landing
and
footstens
aDnroaching.
There
was
a
knock
at
the
door
and
Eugene
Llewellyn,
Harry
Linney,
Gordon
rui
nnr1
TTnurnrn
Plsher
Came
,n.J.
w
....
....
.
-
t
lnujMn,mfn
""ua
io
sick
.-inihpr
Ann
nc
in
one
nana
aim
a
Baby
In
St.
Pierre
the
other.
He
asked
Mrs.
Phillips
nv
n
rirink
and.
when
she
de
wiwju,,
sept.
27:
Stricken
(clincd,
he
threw
me
wine
m
ii
c:ri3u
,,inp
whirh
nirif,.fo
Thn
thev
disarranged
the
KtC3
tit)
VnnniT
hahv
a
f!ana.
,
hnioa
nrLdPt.
a
nail
Of
Water
and
H
iqHt.
......
.
.
...
.
'
.
..
......
n
Anmn
fn
oirnln
.Huw
i
u
in
r.Tinr
m
prrp
nil
I.
ni.fr
r-.iiitcui.
luii.v
...
1
the
Miquuan
group,
cabled
to
and
refused
to
go
away.
He
said
ifft
A.
.
....
.
...
.
i...ul.
aha.
n
nrnl-
.
ui'
nauunai
oieci
mere
nau
uccn
-
i"Jkm...m
nere
asKing
mat
net
dui
ne
nau
u
uiumn.
-o
"f
mincQ
io
ner,
aaa-,
rnuups.
ne
luun.
a
aaaitional
medicines
and.qulrt
off
the
wall
ana
was
r
W
riw
,w.
Ihl.
,
...
...
.
.
?
...
...iiu
if
&ne
Cho
fnok
to
strike
her
with
it.
the
quirt
from
him
and
then
he
doubled
up
his
fist
to
strike
but
...
fnrtnnnte
in
dodging.
m
i.
a
n
c
O
IL
U
W
U
o
v
"
-
Then
he
started
disarranginss
things
again,
using
profane
lan-...hioh
chp
would
be
asham-
8ua6C
elf
nunodltie-.
turned
lt
to
repeat.
Still
another
,
HVU
1W
UVCi
over
to
ed
CL4
MJ
l
nai
p
-
prca3.
Who
arrantrod
fnr
nt-.
o
-w-
i
no
v
wmncctlng
steamer
for
I
do
mnr
."I''
"'".Parcel,
oain.
Pierre
and
Mlauelon
rli
.
w
f
uuutdiiua
nu
in
the
shipper
said
nanding
over
the
parcel
to
I
"J.
SAB0TA(JE
IN
ITALY
Xln
...
"
a
tr
ih.
rnhin
bv
Llewellyn
was
pau
"-
-
j
fhi
ncrnslon
he
kicked
Mrs.
Phillips,
she
said.
thrpp
hours
later
Phil
'Una
himself
returned
to
the
cab-
hf
ihn
chp
hPnrd
shouts
of
"Tnere
amnnr
h
'hi.
U"
apcomnanlcd
Dy
pruiuc
..B
v..v.
.
,,.
r
...,.
i,
nnri
tnpv
an
caw
yelling
like
a
pack
of
wolves.
They
challenged
Phillips
to
come
out
fir,hf
nnh
nicked
up
tne
UHU
H6"V,
I
,
.
rifle,
meaning
only
to
use
.
scare
them
away.
Meantime,
wit
ness
called
for
Joe
soucic,
w
was
passing,
for
help.
Eugene
came
back
into
me
i
i
j
,r,A
at
mm
wii"
gun
which
Llewellyn
grabbed.
The
Weapon
went
off
and
PhUUps
call-
ed
to
the
others
to
tane
"
tU
1UL
UU1,
W4
,
A
RBC
says
a
Canadian
corvette
has
been
lust
in
action
with
the
loss
ot
17
Canadian
lives
and
one
from
the
Koyal
Navy.
NO
IlUTTEIl
SHORTAGE
OTTAWA
No
immediate
butter
shortage
in
Canada
is
anticipated.
Production
this
August
was
201,009,000
pounds,
13,-000,000
more
than
last
year.
FRENCH
GO
HUNGRY
PARIS
Although
there
is
a
bigger
crop
than
last
year,
Frenchmen
will
have
to
go
hungry
this
winter
to
feed
the
Germans.
Two
pounds
of
potatoes
a
month
is
allowed,
one
pound
of
fat,
one
pound
of
sugar
and
one
eg?
a
week.
Almost
all
wine
is
seized.
MEDAL
EOT!
ARCHDEACON
,
LONDON
A;
hdeacon
E.
P.
Laycock
of
Kent
has
received
a
I
medal
for
bravery
in
air
raid
protection
work.
(Archdeacon
Laycock
was
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
early
days).
MOORE
RE-ELECTED
CALGARY
Tom
Moore
is
reelected
for
the
twenty-second
year
as
president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress.
Next
year
s
convention
will
be
in
Winnipeg.
zot
of
the
truck
and
walked
to-
noon.
-
a
Al
I
wards
Phillips.
The
matter
of
the
wallet
was
mentioned
again.
Phillips
denied
having
it
and
when
he
(Llewellyn)
turned
around,
Phillips
hit
him
on
the
side
of
the
head,
then
running
across
me
road
and
toward
the
river,
say-intr-
"if
vou
want
that
money
come
to
the
cabin
and
111
get
.t
for
you."
Then
Dahl,
Linney
ana
the
witness
walked
back
to
the
lake.
As
they
were
at
the
landing
on
the
lake
shore
talKing,
accusea
appeared
on
the
bank
above
and
they
w,vil
went
"
up
to
"
tain
to
mm.
...
rmi-
it.npss
suggested
would
do
the
talking
as
he
knew
Phillips
better.
After
taming
aDout
fivo
five
minutes
minutes.
Llewellyn
turned
"
4
entA
ho
hpiipvrd
Phlllios
was
go-
JRAhv
IN
CALGARY
MONDAY
CALGARY
The,
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Windsor!
will
arrive
Monday
enroute
to
E.
P.
Ranch.
HAND
OVER
BLANKETS
OSLO
Norwegians
'
have
been
ordered
to
turn
over
all
wool
blankets
to
Nazi
soldiers.
VICTORIA
POPULATION
OTTAWA
The
1911
census
shows
Victoria's
population
as
41,000,
an
increase
of
2,800
over
1931.
ALEX
MONKMAN
DIES
GRANDE
PRAIRIE:
Alex
Monkman,
pioneer
settler
of
the
Peace
River
after
whom
Monk-man
Pass
was
named,
died
in
the
hospital
here
yesterday
at
the
age
of
seventy-two.
TO
EXPEL
SERBIANS
BUDAPEST
Italy,
is
taking
stern
repressive
measures
against
anti-Axis
attacks
in
Crotia
province
of
Jugo
Slavia.
Banishment
of
1.500,000
Serbians
is
being
considered.
LOGGERS
ARE
INJURED
ELK
RIVER
A
logging
train
hit
and
killed
a
300-pound
bear
at
this
Vancouver
Island
camp.
A
car
was
derailed
and
went
over
a
bank,
twelve
loggers
being
injured.
11ns
call:
"Don't
shoot.
Dont
Llewellyn
was
subjected
to.
aiiuvru.
shoot."
Turninff
luiiiiii
aiuuuu
around'
he
saw
rather
minute
mumic
cross-examination
-vau......m.v..
ACCUSED
ON
STAND
Accused
was
on
the
stand
all
morning"
today
giving
evidence
in
his
own
behalf.
HLs
story
was
along
the
same
lines
as
that
told
by
his
wife.
As
far
the
Incident
in
the
Chinese
restaurant,
he
had
gone
in
to
pick
up
a
file
he
had
left
there
and
had
not
taken
Lln-ney's
wallet.
He
had
lost
control
of
himself
after
hearing
of
the
visit
of
the
boys
to
his
cabin
at
Kltsumkalum
Lake.
"I
think
you
did
lose
control
of
yourself,"
agreed
Mr.
Fulton.
Accused
said
that
this
had
been
an
occasion
when
asKea
to
taiK
i
u
.
.
lips
he
h
d
been
,.good
fiuhtlne
man,"
but
he
had
been
unable
to
learn
to
be
one
as
he
had
always
used
his
hands
doing
"!"lsomethlng
useful,
around
to
put
on
his
shirt.
Eric
OH
ill
w
.
Ing
to
shoot
him.
Witness
said
he
did
not
think
he
had
tne
nerve
to
do
so.
Returning
to
the
cabin,
Llewellyn
said
Phillips
threatened
to
shoot
him.
Witness
saia
ne
rtidn't
think
he
(Phillips)
had
the
f
in
shnnt
"I'll
shOW
VOU
w
-
6U
whether
I
have
the
guts,"
said
nviininu
whprpunon
he
tOOK
a
ir,o-
nt
witness,
hitting
him
ln
the
stomach
with
the
gun.
When
he
fell
down,
Phillips
shot
mm.
up.
was
lying
on
his
back
about
ten
feet
away,
said
witness.
Ac
cused
raised
the
gun
and
aimea.
Pumping
another
shell
Into
the
gun
accused
then
said:
"I'll
shoot
him
and,
if
any
or
tne
rest
oi
yun
come
come
around,
arouna,
you'll
youii
get
get
one
une
too
wu.
Lloyd
Dahl,
Eugene
Llewellyn
and
Eric
Linney
were,
called
ln
rebuttal
and
all
dented
having
entered
the
Phillips
cabin.
They
had
not
offered
Mrs.
Phillips
a
,
drink,
nor
had
they
insulted
or
kicked
her.
They
had
not
kicked
Phillips
when
they
met
on
the
road
to
Kltsumkalum
Lake.
Nor
naa
mey
mrown
w
"
i
when
he
went
over
the
bank
towards
the
river.
Llewellyn
said
he
had
pushed
the
gun
down
when
Phillips
had
shoved
It
Into
his
stomach.
As
Phillips
raised
the
gun
again,
witness
stumbled
and
fell
whereupon
Phillips
threw
the
gun
up,
aimed
and
fired
as
he
lay
on
his
back.
The
trial
adjourned
-
shortly
be-!
leather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
nuuert
and
Queen
Char-m
f-
Light
southeast
we
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
1
Smng
land
to
west
and
south-clouds
High
7:31
ajn.
17.0
It.
with
scat-iS
19:05
pjn.
18.1
It
little
change
In
Low
0:46
a.m.
5.7
It.
13:05
p.m.
92
It.
,Pfflperature
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
0l
XXX
NO
227.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
27,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
nei-c
McNaughton's
War
Views
RESUMED
...
mt
Force
Over
Gi
and
Britain.
Germany
I)
-
'
Much
WIFE
IS
WITNESS
IN
CASE
Mrs.
Inncs
Phillips
Takes
Stand
in
Defence
of
Husband
at
Assize
Trial.
FINAL
BULLETINS
a
5
CHJ00000000000OCK500Q0000000010000OaO0000a0000060000W
CORVETTE
LOST
late
late
Nash
flash
over
over
the
the
WM.
STAPLETON
General
Passenger
Agent,
Ca-
LONDON,
Sept.
27:
(iff))
A
Biit-ish
firm
will
build
extensive
dock
facilities
of
considerable
military
potentiality
at
the
Turkish
port
of
Alexandretta,
It
was
announced
today.
Foreign
observers
regarded
the
announcement
as
another
indication
that
Great
Britain
has
been
assured
that
Turkey
will
not
yield
to
Axis
economic
or
military
demands.
KILLED
FOR
LISTENING
Two
Germans
Are
Executed
lor
Spreading
News
Heard
on
Foreign
Broadcasts.
uttri.tM.
Sent.
27:
(iff;)
Two
persons
were
sentenced
to
death
by
German
courts
toaay
ior
listening
to
foreign
radio
broadcasts
and
spreading
news
they
had
heard.
1IINCIILIFFE
REJECTED
VANCOUVER
R.
L.
Maitland,
K.C.,
Conservative
leader,
reiterates
the
rejection
of
Canon
Joshua
Hinchliffe
as
Conservative
candidate
for
Vancouver
North,
and
Dr.
F.
E.
Dorchester,
ptcsident
of
the
British
Columbia
Conservative
Association,
agrees.
However,
the
North
Vancouver
Conservative
Association
has
filed
Canon
Hlnchliffe's
nomination
papers.
Y.M.C.A.
IN
SCOTLAND
EDINBURGH.
Sept.
27:
'(t)
rnnni1Un
a
H
Rpnt.t.Ish
Y.M.C.A
------
-
......
.....
ii,
i.,t
Tormpo
fnri
i
n'plopk
until
2:30
this
af-
nrp
pn-oneratinz
In
establishment
witness
wua
iun.cn
-
.
....
,
i
.
i
j
,ui.
...j
i.i
f
iioPiinn
Tins-
ternoon
when
Phillips
was
to
ad-
of
larcer
canteens
and
writing
caKaWli!
pUal
WhCre
hC
SP6nt
el8ht
''
JUry-
'rooms
for
troops
ln
Scotland.
Invasion
o
Germany
1
Is
Essential
Asserts
Canadian
War
Chief
Forces
ning
returning
10
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irom
general
said.
Ketchikan
and
Stewart.
Bad
Month
.
-ascjst
nanon
since,
me
Phillips
at
the
door
with
the
gun
by
accused
but
his
story
remained
feat
of
her
warshlps
by
nriA
T
tmitollifn
fTrtiniT
tnn'i
rH
c
him
iinrhnncypH
althniicrh
hp
wa.t
nnt
.
n
,
.
ai.u
uimniji
v"
.....
.
u..w...D.
-"
n
.
t
noyai
rtavy
a
i
ivinnxyan,
There
was
talking
but
witness
did
certain
in
regard
to
certain
lncl-
nnt
remain
there,
coins
on
to
me
acnu.
lake
shore.
From
there
he
heard
Gordon
Dahl,
aged
17,
also
gave
the
report
of
a
shot.
evidence
In
regard
to
the
Incident
Daniel
Popp
also
saw
Phillips
in
the
Chinese
restaurant
at
Llewellyn
at
the
door
of
the
race
the
night
previous
and
the
cabin.
He
saw
Phillips
with
the
events
centering
on
the
shooting
sun
in
his
hand
pointed
at
Llew-
at
Kltsumkalum
Lake.
His
evl-ellyn,
the
latter
falling
down
after
dence
was
largely
corroborative
of
which
Phillips
snoi
mm.
Liewenyns.
Llewellyn's
Story
Eugene
Llewellyn
told
of
the
dinner
last
evening,
Mrs.
Phillips
anve
irum
ivnatc
imuiuii-
lum
Lake
in
a
truck
at
the
invl
tatlon
of
Stan
Dahl
who
was
drlv
ing
it.
On
the
way
oui
uoruun
Dahl
lost
his
hat.
About
two
miles
from
Kltsumkalum
Lake
on
the
return
drive,
they
met
Phll-
iins
rarrvlne
Dahl's
hat.
Witness
Frora
This
Dominion
Will
Be
in
Daggcrhead
Pointed
at
Berlin,
But
Time
Is
flot
Yet
Kipe.
LONDON,
Sept.
27:
(CP)
General
A.
G.
L.
Mc-Naughton,
commander-in-chief
of
Canadian
forces,
told
newspapermen
yesterday
that
there
will
have
to
be
ah
invasion
before
a
proud
and
well-organized
nation
like
Germany
can
be
conquered.
And
General
McNaughton
expects
there
will
be
no
invasion
of
Germany
until
after
Britain.
There
is
no
better
spot
nadlan
National
Steamships,
Van-
than
Britain
for
the
launching
of
couver,
now
on
a
trip
north.
He
an
Invasion
and,
when
lt
comes,'
Is
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Ru-
the
Canadian
Corps
will
be
In
the
pert
which
will
be
back
this
eve-
daggerhead
pointed
at
Berlin,
the
i
General
McNauzhton
is
heart
ened
by
the
Russian
war
perform-
(
ance
which
has
been
"gold,
frank-.
Incense
and
myrrh
for
us."
There
Is
no
shortage
of
men
In
Their
Own
at
Leningrad-
Successes
Central
Front.
MOSCOW,
Sept.
27:
Russian
troops
repulsed
a
Nazi
attack
at
the
approaches
of
Leningrad
during
the
night
as
fighting
continued
along
the
entire
front,
it
was
officially
reported
today.
The
Russians
said
their
troops
had
scored
successes
on
the
central
front
where
a
sustained
countei
-drive
has
been
reported
pushing
the
Germans
back
to
'the
west.
The
German
High
Command
In
Berlin
asserted
today
that
the
Battle
of
Kiev
had
been
concluded
with
five
Soviet
armies
destroyed
and
665,000
prisoners
taken.
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Quartz,
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Hedley
Mascot,
.47.
Pend
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1.66.
Pioneer,
2.37.
Premier,
.80.
Privateer,
.52.
Reno,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
.97.
Oils
Calmont,
.19.
C.
&
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1.29.
Home,
2.44.
Royal
Canadian,
.04V2.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.10.
Central
Pat.,
1.66.
Cons.
Smelters,
40..
Hardrock.
.76.
Kecr
Addison,
4.40.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.75.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.95.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.65.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.00.
Moneta,
.37.
Pickle
Crow,
2.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.20.
San
Antonio,
2.35.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
JAPS
ARE
STALLED
The
drive
of
the
Japanese
on
the
capital
of
Hunan
Province
has
been
stalled.
UtAU
Al
CANNERY
Oswald
Morven,
Well
Known
Naas
River
Native,
Passes
Suddenly
at
Carlisle.
Oswald
Morven.
member
of
a
the
forces
here,
the
general
says.,
well
known
native
family
of.Aly-
PrnHnrtinn
froaUCllon
full
iun
steam
steam
ahead
aiicau
is
ia
the
ure
ansn
-
village
-o-
on
-
uic
-
-----
nus
------
xiivci,
I'
I
f
rr
Pan
S
n
i
died
suddenly
at
4
o
clock
y
ester
day
afternoon
at
Carlisle
cannery
to
do
Just
now.
ncil1f
pnirnppH
in
Trnrk
there.
He
"
ALEXAlNDRIA,
Sept.
27:
fc
I
collapsed
and
soon
passed
away,
-Italy
Italy
was
was
reported
reported
today
today
to
toTdryiri
i
t
run
i
irfcT?
rfc-p
InPnth
'death
hPintr
being
pvldentlv
evidently
due
to
nat-
have
lost
twrnty-n
ne
ships
111
A
LX
I
V.
,uni
tousm.
Hp
hart
been
emnlov-
totalling
200,000
tons
in
try-
1,1
w
x
ed
as
a
fisherman
out
of
Carlisle
.
ing
to
send
reinforcements
to
DT7DITI
CETVduring
the
season.
Libya
during
Scptember-the
tVi
iUL
U
El
I,
Morven
was
thlrty.rixears
of.
-
w
blackest
tnonth
'at
sSaf
or
llie
ace
and
is
survived
by
a
widow
de-
the
GT.
BRITAIN
AND
TURKEY
Plnn
in
Ruilri
Docks-
at
Alexan-
When,
the
court
adjourned
for
dretta
Inidcates
That
Latter
was
on
the
stand
being
cross-
examined
by
W.
O.
Fulton,
crown
prosecutor.
The
trial
resumed
at
10
o'clock
this
morning.
Accused
was
to
go
on
the
stand
to
give
evidence
on
his
own
behalf.
It
appeared
likely
that
the
case
would
go
to
the
jury
this
after-
Country
Not
Yielding.
and
three
children.
His
father,
.
-
'rharlps
Morven.
Is
a
patient
at
Russians
Appear
io
ue
i.e.a.ng
.
the
Prince
.
Rupert
General
,
Hos-
jpital,
having
sustained
a
stroke
some
time
ago.
The
mother
died
Ithis
spring.
There
are
several
brothers
and
sisters.
IRATIONING
I
OF
BREAD
This
Is
Resorted
to
in
Italy
Now
Owing
to
Crop
Being
Lower
Than
Requirements.
ROME,
Sept.
27:
()
The
government
announced
today
that
bread
would
be
rationea
starting
Oct.
1
after
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
had
reported
to
the
cabinet
that
the
1941
grain
pro
duction
was
Insufficient
ior
tne
country's
needs.
The
basic
dally
ration
is
iixea
at
about
6V2
ounces
with
ordinary
workers
allowed
about
ten
ounces
and
heavy
workers
about
thirteen
ounces.
RESUMING
OLD
TIME
Daylight
Saving
To
Be
Resumed
Tonight,
Much
To
Rchcr
Ol
Many
Local
People
At
midnight
tonight
daylight
saving
time,
which
has
proven
un-.
popular
among
not
a
few
prince
Rupert
people
owing
to
the
con
fusion
lt
has
caused
because
01
non-conformity,
will
be
'discontinued
and
tomorrow,
after
setting
the
clocks
back
one
hour,
all
will
be
operating
uniformly
on
Faclflc
Standard
time
again.
Dayllsht
was
put
Into
effect
this
year
ostensibly
to
speed
up
war
Industries
but
it
was
only
partially
adopted.
The
feeling
here
is
that
tnere
might
not
be
much
objection
II
the
chanee
were
made
universal
but,
If
it
Is
only
going
to
be
par
tial,
standard
time
might
as
wen
be
retained
and
the
Industries,
11
necessary,
just
start
their
wont
one
hour
earlier.
,
,
'mm
.V
.
I
I.