War
News
SINGAPORE
REINFv.
r
ciNr.APORE
The
fightinr
strenrth
Vv
CONTRACT
l
Is
Announced
Three
bs
Daily
Between
Montreal
tAnd
Vancouver
Planned
rAWA,
Feb.
19:
The
federal
pmwnt
has
renewed
the
air
contract,
with
TransCanada
Knes.
The
Montreal-Vancouver
Ce
is
to
be
Increased
from
two
liee
trips
dally.
ited
States
In
t
in
y
of
Commerce
Asks
His
Records
RIITMriTovr
t-
r.
vsk
10
g
before
the
House
banking
that
United
States
"is
in
the
"V""J
1.1.
bUtCi
11C
aou-
the
records.
MHKKHKHXH3
a
pore
base
was
reinmrcea
ioaay
Djr
mousa..
fy.
4
5
and
such
great
numbers
of
bombers
and
fig..
neutral
observers
believed
the
balance
of
air
po
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w
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nf
v4nrfn
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i
South
Pacific.
ETHIOPIAN
TOWN
TAKEN
'
CAIKO
The
strategically
important
Ethiopian
village
of
hara.
aDDroximatelv
150
miles
norlhurt
f
a
.Ml.
shah
been
captured
by
British
forces
along
with
many
prisoners.
i
tin1miriAr
nnnnnif1
Tlia.
rrai
ii
auuum
a
uMaa
vu
iiilic
were
man
v
raciin
.
among
the
Italians.
Elsewhere
north
of
Addis
Ababa,
the
tis.h
continue
mopping
up
operations.
In
Italian
Somaliland
inrm
rnntiniiinr
bombinr
of
Italian
nhirrlivix
In
.
vavv
a
a
-
"
j
.
-
.
.
a..
II.IL.
sirgc
u
....
.....
"";
ui
iicicu
Rues
on.
NO
PEACE
WITHOUT
VICTORY
LONDON
The
government
informed
the
House
of
Com-
ns
today
that
u
naa
received
a
special
message
from
Japan
rring
to
mediate
in
the
war
and
also
accusing
the
United
r
and
Great
Britain
of
warlike
nreiaration
in
I
he
PaHfir
thoritalive
London
quarters
said
that
Britain
would
not
"en-
k
i..
nrniwi.'il.
iinlll
.nmn1i.
t'l.ln.i.
I.
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t.
I.
Ill
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f.v.v.j
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uu
saillCU
ENEMY
SHIPS
SUNK
CAIKO
Koyal
Air
Force
dive
bombers
have
sunk
a
4,000-German
vessel
in
the
Mediterranean.
It
was
being
used
as
i
il.
.:
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rru.
At.
en..
j
j
At
i
K
ill
mtuiiviiHiivMUt
m
tiv
4a
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uinri
i!.
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I
tn
rtli$Ain
r
n
n
ti
villi
rv
ti(icir
ONLY
FIT
MEN
NEEDED
OTTAWA
Only
men
in
A,
Bl
and
B2
medical
categor-
will
be
affected
by
the
first
call
to
the
colors
of
twenty-one
r
olds
under
the
new
four
month
traininr
nlan.
It
1
on.
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1
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II
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iiiii.
fti
f
ri
u-.i.
UDY
FOR
BRITISH
TO
ider.
First
Lord
of
the
Adml
'Vast
New
Developments"
In
Mediterranean
Forecast
By
Fascist
Newspaper
ROME.
Feb.
19:-
Province
Asked
arterial
highways
in
the
province;
be
hard
surfaced
as
soon
as
Wendell
Willkie
To
Visit
Coast
VICTORIA.
Feb.
18
-
Wendell
Wlllkle
Is
expected
to
visit
Victoria
ln
May
for
the
Rotary
International
convention.
The
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
Is
inviting
Mr.
Wlllkle
to
Vancouver.
Ships
And
Planes
Are
Being
Banned
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Feb.
19--Presldeht
Franklin
D.
Rose"u
last
night
issued
a
decree
forbidding
commercial
shipping
or
air-
-v.
JVUYVCI
-Niroiu-
Knnnrt
Will
In
IU111V
inn."""'
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
3
r.
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
42.
THOUSANDS
FOR
MALAY
inM.
mIahu
haAn
-1
i
111.
t
tt..
u.
t
I
OTTAWA
Well
informed
j
source's
have
said
an
increase
of
ten
cents
a
day
in
pay
is
under
I
consideration
for
recruits
called
-
.
ii
tl;i..
--:...
up
lor
lour
mum
imi
j
ing.
It
would
bring
the
pay
of
the
recruits
to
$1.30
a
day,
the
scale
of
the
active
army.
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
19:
Afteri
i.ruisnMii
hearing
an
address
by
Hon.
W.
J.
LONDO-ine
ru,sn
Bvc-
Asseistlne.
minister
of
mines
and
I
mem
is
prou
u...s
the
United
ivingaom
to
c
0u.
natural
resources,
who
stated
that,
seme
$2,000,000
would
be
spent
en,
American
countries
of
Chili.
Bra-
.
r
t
.
T
a
JM
Unfit
AVtf
A
T
f
T
roads
this
year,
a
local
road
and
wi,
wwmu
uu
tourist
organlzaUon
asked
that
all!
special
permit.
B.C.
EXPENDITURES
VICTORIA
The
British
Columbia
budget
will
require
$33,-000.000
for
expenditures
during
I
the
coming
year,
it
is
estimated.
The
increase
is
due
to
assuming
new
relief
cost
responsibilities
following
the
withdrawal
of
the
federal
government.
LEADER
IS
CRITICAL
Hon.
It.
B
Hanson
Thinks
Govern
ment
Should
Cut
Down
Expenditures
OTTAWA,
Fef.
19.
A
measure
of
inflation
may
become
necessary
lat-
z.r
in
fhp
war
but
at
Dresent
it
would
be
a
false
move,
the
Opposi
Hon
leader
in
the
House
of
Com
mons,
Hon.
R.
B.
Hanson,
declared
f
4
TTnited
States
de-.m
the
House
of
Commons
today.
fence
outoosta
in
Alaska,
Hawaii
He
expressed
disappointment
at
the
and
elsewhere
in
the
Pacific
area.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
Will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
N
THE
MOOSE
HALL
AT
8
O'CLOCK
TONIGHT
Tllft
1).
It
.
.
......
11.11.,
llScofltfCPfl
'.
small
reduction
of
the
ordinary
costs
of
government,
saying
that
in
1941-42
the
Civil
estimates
showed
a
deduction
of
some
eighteen
million
dollars
against
the
current
year
but
in
this
figure
fifteen
million
was
represented
by
the
fact
that
no
provision
was
required
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
deficit.
Mr.
Hanson
suggested
that
the
taking
of
the
decennial
census
ar
ranged
for
this
year,
should
be
post
'
poned
as
an
economy
measure.
,
LONDON,
Feb.
19-Bar
silver
is
'unchanged
at
23'i
pence
per
ounce
i
VICTORIA.
D
C.
TO
DEATH
;
People
Of
Dodocanese
Islands
In
I
Bad
Way
From
British
Blockade
At
Singapore
Ready
For
.-word
reaching
here
the
people
of
I
With
Japan
LONDON,
Feb.
19:
contingents
of
Australian
arrived
at
Singapore
yesterday
en-
dally.
route
to
the
Malay
Peninsula
to
protect
that
quarter
with
its
rich
rubber
and
tin
resources
from
possible
attack.
The
number
was
not
revealed
although
it
is
known
there
are
thousands.
They
are
mechanized
units,
fuy
and
heav
'LEASE-LEND
OPPONENTS
expert
on
European
affairs."
TAKES
HALF
,
QEmOME
Minister
of
Finance
Gives
an
Idea
Of
Huge
War
Cost
OTTAWA,
Feb.
19:
'CP
Fin-
a
nee
Minister
J.
L.
Ilstey
toid(
ths
House
of
Commons
yesterday
;
trJit
the
Canadian
people
would,
have
to
meet
war
and
normal
government
costs
ln
the
fiscal
year
1941-1942
amounting
to
more
than
half
the
estimated
naional
income
of
all
the
people
of
Canada
which
la
estimated
at
five
billion
three
hun
dred
thousand
dollars.
He
estimated
Canada's
expenditures
during
the
.
present
fiscal
year
at
$875,000,000.
,
WILL
MILK
i
YUGOSLAVIA
Reich
To
Get
Larger
Share
Of
Balkan
Nation's
Agricultural
Production
BELGRADE.
Feb.
19:
In
to
consent
to
move
German
.troops
through
Yugoslavia,
Chan
cellor
Adolf
Hitler,
at
his
conler-ence
with
the
prime
minister
and
.foreign1
minister
of
Yugoslavia,
received,
it
is
reported,
assurance
that
Germany
would
get
a
larger
share
of
this
country's
agricultural
production.
Canadians
Urged
To
Leave
Orient
Suggested
That
All
Those
Who
Do
Not
Have
To
Stay
Return
to
Dominion
OTTAWA,
Feb.
19.
The
Canadian
government
is
urging
all
Canadians
whose
affairs
do
not
make
it
imperative
for
them
to
remain
there
to
return
home
from
the
Food
Parcels
To
Prisoners
Being
Doubled
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
18.
Norman1
Somervllle
K.C.
ot
Toronto,
here
for
the
British
Columbia
Red
Cross
convention,
states
that,
parcels
of
food
for
British
prisoners
of
war
ln
Germany
will
be
doubled
from
the
on
the
London
metal
market
today,
present
10,000
per
week.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWBPAPE1
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUAR
Y
19,
1941.
'AUSSIES
IN
I
STARVING
4,
Hitler
Funeral;
L
Berlin
Bombing
J
d.
CUU.
n.
tA
nrhof
1rln4
nrn.
A
By
equipped.
Great
grey
transports.
h
,
Won,
Make
0utr,eht
Ca$h
TFT
I
A
PI
convoyed
by
naval
vessells.
brought
Available-Wlllkie
Under
f
UElL
LlVlV.
them.
1.
nciuuinan
rue
Great
numbers
.
of
,
.
bomber
.
and
.
oT,:?tua?d
W?"
SlVe
Opponents
of
the
"lease-lend"
a'id
Brush
balance
tf
air
in
power
to
Britaln
m
were
heard
in
the
southeast
Asia.
Senate
yesterday
Meanwhile,
hfavy
Japanese
nav-
&;nator
Burt(m
faid
WILL
LOSE
t
4
nin
iit
1
rh
bombing,
then
Germany
would
mier
expressed
the
belief
that
con-
Tomorrow's
THes
High
8:24
ajn.
19.0
ft.
21:50
pjn.
105
ft.
Low
1:6
ajn.
9.1
ft.
15:10
pm.
6.1
ft
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
CASUALTIES
PEACE
IS
IN
BRITAIN
DEMANDED
iTwenty
-Three
Thousand
Have
Been
I
mwvnmf
tpk
iqp,.
Killed
And
Thirty-Two
Thousand
Great
Contingent
Of
Forces
Arrive
ATHENS,
Feb.
19:-According
to'
Cffnt!y
em&?r
1
Wants
And
Greecc
To.
U
War
vitea
suggestions
irom
unitec
t
.
rw
rmif
Not.
Invasion
LONDON,
Feb.
19:-
rtlllllR
1.1
IT
"
-------
the
Italian
Dodocanese
Islands
are';
"
"m
Bate
of
Britain
began
early
last'
'.k,-
.oc
f
n
..-v,
grams
Americans
rl
nht
nugnt
1
jute
k
to
io
-r
,
i
i
uiuj
BY
HITLER
Threatened
Po-erful
naval
blockade.
They
are
dying
at
J
"fJJ';hl!i
J'aad
32,000
Injured,
'
according
toi
BELGRADE,
Feb.
19:Chancel--
the
fans
answered
that
they
.
f
-,T
,1m-
ArUlf
HlUer
of
Germany,
ac-
wum
w
ucai
""""
-
cording
to
inionnauon
m
autnora-.
ler's
funeral.
Others
would
,
-
Tr,n
Uve
quarters,
has
demanded
that'
"
like
to
hear
the
bombing
of
PK
h
M
1
h
K
'Italy
and
Greece
stop
fighting
atr
Berlin.
The
German
radio
did
1
lJLilT
UI4IY
ance.
Falling
to
comply,
Greece
is
not
air
these
sugestions.
wwjnff
threatened
with
Invasion.
German-
1U
1
1JU1IJ
flying
daily
over
Greece.
Through
Germany,
according
to
Mr.
PattuIIo
in
City
to
.Meet
con-
rennrts.
Italy
has
already
begun
.
ttituents
and
Address
Public
(overtures
to
Greece
for
peace.
With
Meeting
-Nazi
troops
already
approaching
t
her
northern
frontier
by
way
of
Paying
one
of
his
periodical
visits
Bulgaria
and
Yugoslavia,
Greece
to
his
constituency,
Hon.
T.
D.
Pat--may
have
little
alternative
but
to
tullo.
Premier
of
British
Columbia
accept
unless
the
British
send
an
ll
A
I
V
W
All
and
Member
of
the
Legislature
for
expeditionary
force
now
that
Tur-
'
lmJU
If
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
In
the
city
key'
has
agreed
with
Bulgaria
to
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
stay
out
of
war.
a
iorces
are
reponea
10
os
mass-
.
.
TT,toH
Bt!lto.
w,,i,
-.q.h
California
nil
Eirt
Prrdict
That
.
...
v..
t-i.
.....
fJ
to
help
Britain,
the
best,
way
would
This
Will
Settle.
Issue
Against
secretary.
Ben
Hethey.
Mr.
Pat-
ft
is
saidt
befoi
the
British
wiuc
11v.il
rujiiiu.
w
i,
.tv,!
t.
n
uc
mane
aia.iauiL
inv
iAJ
..
,
,
,
,
.
.J',
?uUU?r'
Vl
f
billion
dollars
in
cash.'
,
u
and
tne
that
both
Great
BrtUln
iDutch
East
Indies
ready
for
are
a.p.4
r.1H
p
Nw
,,,,..,,
oennany
As-
it
via
Against
Italy
BAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
it):
H.
tullo
will
address
a
public
meeting
could
send
forces
from
North
Af-
tonight
and
will
sail
Thursday
night
rica.
'
on
his
return
south.
,
Meanwhile
German
war
materl-
Choosins
to
reserve
public
state-
als
are
reported
to
be
moving
sno-waown
iui
japan
un
uie
u
pritirl7irt
WnriPlI
Willltle
who
P
'
Bostoff
California
oil
exwrt.
f.
k-
Qt.
a
l,
w
rc,.i
j
-r..i
I
mTk,
t?L
Vw.h
ni
Republican
candidate
in
the
last
predicts,
that,
a
fuel
shortage
will
dress
tonight,
Premier
.Pattullo
Istanbul,
Turkey,
newspapers
!?hlf
thP
imm
sut
presidential
election,
for1
his
active
bring
about
the
defeat
of
Germany
would
not
drawn
out
thfs
mora-
praise
the
Turko-Bulgarlan
non-
r
-
-
,
support
01
tne
"lease-iena"
meas-
as
n
conmouiea
w
anai
01
naiy.
;co-operauon
aiinougn
no
joirnw
ure
Both
were
sarcastic.
Vanden
assurance
of
this
hs
yet
been
giv
.
'
...
,
m
mi
1
wVWKv
becn
poDulation
If
necessary.
j
As
for
Jaioan's
olfer
yesterday
to
act
as
mediator
in
present
wars
I
the
answer
of
both
Great
Britain
and
United
States
appears
to
b?
Vast
new
de-
tmt
this(
nations
ar
interested
I'S
K;aaW'
ln
the
MedUerranran
m
deed
and
i
words
as.faas
it
mgnt
warnea
unvona
-
inrm
hv
ih
athnri-
.
.
j
!.
ru.n
r.H..rBii
.T-JC"...'
ST-'
..
.-xv.
Japan
,s
tonwmta.
UICi-vvm.u.vvv
B
jauve
Fascist
newspaper
Vox
Popo-.
.
..
,
..
lo
be
prepared
for
a
supreme
fc,,
nrv.
mxvtthi
4Uim.
h
H
should
be
realized,
he
j,
ln
North
Afrlca.
M
Adolf
Hitler
had
bei
supposed
token
to
mean
Hng
for
a
formidable
attack
ln
the
vesVeTn
Medlter-B
by
his
great
military
ma-
nima,
possibly
against
Gibraltar,
and
with
the
element
of
sur-
I1?lla:i
troops
have
In
other
words.
Britain
should
to
colors
idy
to
meet
a
large
scale
in-
j
Uftempt.
ill
1
O
f
Mug
victory
eventually
un-
.
Harfl
13111
.
rand
ieadprxhln
and
through
,
rong
will
of
the
people.
A-(l
All
Uorlc
In
hi
said
that
"we
now
hold
the
nil
liuuuo
111
ftive
in
the
Mediterranean
and
tontlnue
to
maintain
it."
MAIL
Bulletins
ing
In
reran!
to
the
tmmtrtence
of
apsTsslon
treoiv
as
assurlns
neap
Germany
was
dependent
for
her
a
rrovitirifli
eilectlan
Hp
would
fr
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rU5n
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toH,
lU.cohhelleeBtrmtlon
of
German
troops
in
111
T
rllJlVlX
1
ULt
I
AVfU
1
LiU
m
Z
made
a
to
Mt.
dlscerse
centres
of
t
scorniuny
duooed
mm
"tne
great
tnes?
oe
ossiroyea
Dy
unuai
As
for
local
road
work,
the
Pre-Rumania.
Lord
of
Admiralty
Warns
That
fat
Assault
by
Hitler
Is
Due
DN.
Feb.
19.-Rt.
Hon.
A.
V.
-
7
UIJI
V
W-
IJIM1W
WU
Vt
IW
rj
V
Derg
canea
wiuiue
rresiaent
koosc-
raw
iue.
suppues
on
xumuuiian
aim
males
no
statement
as
to
when
it
to
this
peace
now
being
the
con-
have
to
depend
upon
her
lnade-
rtnictlon
of
ths
Skeena
River
high-
f,,
w
srn
quate
synthetic
oUproductlon
with-
way
might
soon
be
undertaken
as
a
U
All
Sx
In
the
Rclrtt
or
upon
What
might
ir.ticnal
undzrtaldng.
It
was
the
lJLdt
MjXJUiJ
be
obtained
from
Russia.
.TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver"
Big
Missouri,
.04.
Bralorne,
9.60.
canboo
Quartz,
2.65.
Dernlonia,
.01
task).
Fairview,
.01
.
Gold
Bjlt,
.25.
H.dley
Mascot,
.55
(ask).
Noble
Five.
.00
'2
(ask).
Pacific
Nickel
M.
Pend
Orielle.
1,45,'
.
Pioneer,
2M.
-
Premier,
.82.
Privateer,
.46.
-R?-?ves
McDonald,.
.10.
Reno,
.10.
Relief
Arlington,
.023,4
.
Salmon
Gold,
.01.
Sheep
Creek,
.75.
STERLING
ADVANCING
General
McRae
Named
Chairman
Vancouver
Senator
Will
Head
Na
tional
War
Services
Drive
for
:
:
$5,000,000
Oils
sis
$5,000,000.
A.
P.
Con.,
.08.,-;,
,
:
Calmont,
.17.
C.
ft
E..
1.10
(bid);
Home,
1.75.
Pa-alta.
.04Vi
(ask).
Royal
Canadian,
.10Vi
(ask).
Okalta,
.50.
Mercury.
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
.07
Vi.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.11.
Beattte,
1.05.
Central
Pat.,
1.67.
Cons.
Smelters,
35.00.
East
Malartic,
2.58
Fern
land,
.04.
,
Francoeur.
.36.
Gods
Lake,
.30.
Hardrock,
.75.
Int.
Nickel,
31..
Kerr
Addison.
3.10.
Little
Long
Lac.
1.75.
1
McLeod
Cockshutfc,
1.78.
i
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.54.
1
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.13.
Moneta,
.48.
Noranda,
50.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.67.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.75.
San
Antonio,
2.18.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.69.
Uchl.
.27.
Bouscadillac.
.02.
Mosher,
;04I2'
Oklend.
.05.
Smelters
Gold.
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
24.00.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
Light
variable
winds,
fair
and
mild
with
light
frost
at
night,
inmt'en
of
the
province
to
give
attention
this
year
to
Queen
Char
lotte
Island
roadi.
'f
-
Contract
For
Salvaging
Of
KU.S.
Vessel
Vancouver
Fire
Loss
For
Year
Is
Record
Low
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
19.
Vancou-
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
19.
The
BrI-
ver
lire
loss
lor
uxe
year
i
y
tlsh
pound
sterling
advanced
to
$200,000,
the
lowest
since
44.03
U
on
the
New
York
foreign
fire
loss
records
were
started
to
be
exchange
market
today,
kept.
IS
LOWER
Enemy
Got
Only
29,000
Tons'
Dur-
ing
Week
Ending
February
9
I
LONDON,
Feb.
19:
British
shipping
losses
by
enemy
action
during
the
week
ending
February
9
were
less
than
half
of
the
average
at
29,000
tons,
it
is
announced.
At
the
same
time
it
is
announced
that
German
shipping
losses
since
j
,
the
war
began
have
amounted
to
TORONTO,
Feb.
19,-Senator
A.
tw0
mmton
p.
McRae
of
Vancouver
has
been
Inamed
chairman
of
the
national
committee
on
the
war
services
cam-
Urlfl0
CITE
7
palgn
to
be
conducted
on
behalf
of
D
vliVlD
vVjLiLi
the
Canadian
Legion,
Salvation
Ar-
.
my,
Young
Men's
Christian
Assocl-
Tjf
F
A
lVf
K
ation
and
Imperial
Order,
Daugh-i
J
lflf
lxv3
ters
or
tne
mpire.
me
oDjecuve;
'Enemy
Danes
Attack
Canal
Area
But
Achieve
No
Results
PORT
SAID,
Feb.
19:
The
Suez
Canal
area
was
bombed
by
enemy
(planes
yesterday.
There
were
no
;
I
casualties
and
no
damage.
.1
I
VICTORIA,
Feb.
19.
A.
C.
Bur-;dick,
president
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Company,
confirmed
that
the
company
had
received
the
cantract
to
salvage
the
United
States
army
i
Finances
Of
Saskatchewan
I
transport
Kvichak
and
deliver
her
Improvement
in
Prairie
Province's
to
the
dry
dock
at
Prince
Rupert.
J
Financial
Situation
Recorded
COLD
WAVE
BEING
FELT
REGINA,
Feb.
19.
An
Improve-:
ment
in
Saskatchewan
provincial
finances
is
announced.
Revenue
for-the
year
ending
February
15
is
plac-
.
ed
at
$18,350,000.
Thirty
Below
Zero
ls
Recorded
In
Rehabilitation
Committee
For
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
19:
A
cold
n
n
I
IT
1
wave
is
sweeping
over
Manitoba
5.
V.
IS
IiameCl
and
Western
Ontario.
Winnipeg
has
recorded
thirty
below
zero
and
northwestern
Ontario
fourteen
be
low.
VICTORIA.
Feb.
19:
A
provincial
sub-committee
of
Hon.
G.
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
labor,
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance.
arfd
Hon.
A.
Wells
Gray,
minister
of
lands,
has
1een
appointed
by
Premier.
T.
D.
Pattullo
to
cooperate
with
a
federal
committee
ln
plans
for
the
rehabilitation
of
cx-service
men.
NEW
YORK
COrPER
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
19r-The
price'
of
copper
was
.08c
higher
at
11.05c
per
gound
on
the
New;
York
metal
market
loda'y.
.
jR