YORK.
March
18:
(CP)
he
New
York
stock
market
show-
I
a
sllgb'
Howard
tendency
yes-
day
Industrial
average
et
clos-
was
123.48,
up
.06;
rails,
28.07,
jn
.02,
and
utilises,
19.70.
down
Weather
Forecast
General
Svnoruds
A
moderate
ewoanr
i.s
appraachtns
the
from
it.Vi
nrnci
'mhn
cirfoc
f
beeu
overeast
and
light
to
iNcratf!
rain
hsia
fallin
nh
Ihe
I
IjVest
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
ut
io
moderaltc
and
occa-
r,dl
csh
south
to
sou'Lheast
J3,
mostly
overcast
wito
Intor-
Bp
.
CQmmmng
mua.
Eh.
Rupcrt
and
Queen
Char-
111
and
mtteiulivg
mild.
FI!Kpi
.
with
Si,.
-"-""4
AT
KITKATLA
L:L,and
Mrs'
Silas
Inncs
left
f
Wlth
remains
of
Baw
it
""kiiihto
win
x,ase
jut
on
K8"
i00k
th0
PartV
mT-
a
Mrs-
ln"
m
win
r.,
N7IUml0
lhe
at
the
I
"u.
Bros,
caruipry.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
JohnMon
Co.)
Vancouver
.
Big
Missouri,
.04.
Bralorne,
9.85.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.55.
Dentonla,
.00
Vi.
Falrvlew,
.01.
Oold
Belt,
.25.
Hedley
Mascot,
.55,
Minto,
.02V2A.'
f
.
Pacific
Nickel.
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
1.45.
Pioneer,.
2.25A.
Premier,
.85.
Privateer,
.48.
Reeves
MacDonald,
.10.
Reno,
.10.
Relief
Arllngton,
;.02V4.
Salmon
Gold,
I.02A.
.
Sheep
Creek,
.88
A.
,
I
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,.07ii.
'
Calmont.
.18.
'
1
Q.
Si
E.,1.25.
Home,
1.97A.
Pacalta,
.02
ft.
,
Royal
Canadlan,..09&.
Okalta,.55.
Mercury,
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
.07A.
Toronto
Aldcrmac,
.IUV2.
Beattle,
1.05.
Central
Pat.,
1.75.
Con.
Smelters,
36.,i.
East
Malartlc
2.61.
Fernland,
.024.
Francoeur,
.39.
Gods
Lake,
.28
Vz.
Hardrock,
.77.
Int.
Nickel,
33.Vz.
Kerr
Addison,
3.75.
Little
Long
Lae,
1.76.
McLeod-
Cockshutt,
1.85.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.57.
Mc"-enzle
Red
Lake,
1.08.
Moneta,
.50.
Noranda,
53.00.
Picklo
Crow,
2.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.io.
San
Antonio,
2.35.
Sherrltf
Gordon,
".G8.
Uchl,20.
,
T.
Bouscadillac,
.02
,1.
Mosher,
.04Vi.
.
.
OQcria,
.04.
t
A
tho
25
ships
sunk
in
the
week
ending
March
9
were
British,
totalling
81,244
tons
and
the
balance
Allied.
The
average
per
week
of
losses
in
February
was
75,000
tons
and
in
January
53,-000
tons.
Warning
is
issued
to
Ilrltons
to
be
prepared
t0
face
even
greater
losses.
KING
IS
THANKFUL
ATHENS
King
George
II.
has
sent
personal
thanks
to
his
troops
for
their
victory
over
the
Italians
in
the
recent
Fascist
offensive
in
Tepelinl
area.
COLD
IN
EAST
TORONTO
Highways
are
blocked
and
railway
traffic
disrupted
as
result
of
a
blizzard
and
cold
weather.
'
Tho
death
list
as
a
result
of
the
winter
storm
in
North
Dakota
and
Minnesota
has
reached
a
total
of
CG.
BREMEN
TOTAL
LOSS
LONDON
Information
obtained
from
an
unimpeachable
source
is
to
the
effect
that
the
great
North
German-LIoyd
Uner
Bremen,
which
was
burning
at
the
port
of
Bremen
yesterday,
is
extensively
damaged
and
may
even
bo
considered
a
total
loss.
Tho
fire
has
been
extinguished.
There
aro
reports
that
the
giant
vessel,
51,731-ton
pride
of
the
German
trans-Atlantic
4nc.Al.inti
fleet,
fleet,
has
has
sunk.
sunk.
VANCOUVER
WINS
OPENER
.
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
Lions
won
tho
first
game
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
playoffs
Monday
night
with
a
2
to
1
victory
over
Seattle
Sea
Hawks.
The
second
game
will
be
played
in
Seattle
Friday
night
and
the
third,'
if
necessary,
in
Vancouver
next
Monday
night.
The
winners
In
this
best
two
out
of
three
game
series
will
meet
lb(J
Spokane
Bombers
for
the
league
champ-
ionship,
i
UbRA
Housing
Situation
Is
Drawback
Here;
Prince
Rupert
Is
Doing
Nothing
By
II.
F.
rULLEN
OTTAWA,
March
18.
The
housing
Situation
at
Prince
Runert
is
one
of
the
drawbacks
far
as
fuller
use
of
the
drv
dock
there
for
war
shipbuilding
is
concerned.
The
feeling
is
evident
here
that
Prince
Rupert,
is
dointr
nothing
to
relieve
the
situation
in
regard
to
housing
ancl
the
government
cannot
be
expected
to
do
everything.
Olof
Hanson,
the
member
lor
Skeena,
is.
working
hard
for'
Prince
Runert.
He
already
has
definite
promise
that
the
shipyard
will
be
kept
busyf
I
had
an
interview
with
the
Prime
Miniter
yesterday
"and
was
well
received.
I
am
meeting
"the
Minister
of
Supply
this
afternoon
to
discilss
shipbuilding'
at
Prince
Rupert.
Ian
Mackenzie
m;as
indisposed
yesterday
but,
if
he
is
-down'
today,.
I
shall
meet
him
before
leaving
for
home
tonight.
Yesterday
I
lunched
with
Olof
Hanson
and
several
other
British
Columbia
members.
I
also
had
talks
with
Senator
J.
H.
King,
Speaker
J.
A.
Glen,
Senator
William
Duff,
the
Leader
of
the
Opposition
and
a
number
of
prominent
members.
I
expect
to
arrive
home
Saturday
night.
Bulletins
LOSSES
IN
SEA
WAK
LONDON
Losses
In
the
war
at
sea
for
the
week
ending
March
9
totalled
totalled
25
25
ships
ships
or
or
an
an
aggregate
aggregate
Blast
In
Downtown
nnrterl
iniured
todav
In
an
ex-
plosion
in
downtown
Montreal.
11.
rpr'Trts
KnJd
it
wa
a
rushed
to
the
scene.
Cause
of
the
blast
is
undetermined.
No
Comment"
By
'Great
Britain
War
I
mm
Tomorrow
sTides
High
5:26
am
195
ft.
3.
O..
18:44
p-m.
16.9
ft.
-
-
'
-4
WHMHSHS
HKHXWW
Wt,
o,
ft
MOMDAY
,
NIfiHT'S
AIR
I?
At.
r
,
.Lot?
12:10
pm.
5.1ft.
t'lw1'--
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
LONDON'
D-M.n.
German
news
agency
admits
'
Ihe
oral
Air
Force
attacked
the
north
coastal
area
of
Gt.many
icndy
night.
The
important
air
and
naval
base
of
Wilhelms-
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
65.
PRINCE
ItUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
18,
1941.
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
lTen
was
attacKea.
as
usuai
u
is
asserted
mat
no
damage
done
to
military
odjccuvcs
out
mat
resident
areas
were
Eimhed
A
numDer
01
civilians
Deing
Kiuen.
ihe
German
uftwaffe
attacKea
wiuciy
scparatca
pumis
in
me
urnish
Isles
1th
licht
ra'ds'
AoinS
"tt,ft
damage
and
causing
few
casual-
Three
Nazi
Subs
Sunk
The
raiders
came
over
me
norincasi,
cast
Angna
and
rotUnd.
London
nau
a
quici
mgiii,
me
iirsi
in
eignt
wunout
iarni.
A
German
pianc
ien
inio
inc
sea
oir
me
Thames
jtuary,
having
been
brought
down
by
anti-aircraft
fire.
GERMANY
SENDING
MOKE
TROOPS
ISTANBUL,
Turkey
In
view,
it
is
supposed,
of
British
Drees
being
landed
In
large
numbers
In
Greece,
Germany,
it
is
ported
here,
is
Increasing
her
forces
in
southern
Bulgaria
from
100,000
to
800,000.
NAZI
U-BOAT
ON
THIS
SIDE
NEW
YORK
Advices
reaching
here
are
to
the
effect
L.i
ran
re
tierman
suDmarines
ana
cruisers
navp
hern
nw
"
-
fcispatched
to
waters
off
the
New
England
coast
of
the
United
States
to
prey
on
urnisn
snipping.
SCOFFS
AT
HITLER
THREAT
wAmilNGTON.
D.O
Viscount
Halifax.
British
ambassa-
Bor
to
the
United
States,
scoffs
at
the
threat
of
Chancellor
.....
t..
t
i
.1
1
:
t
f
.
Hitler
mai
ail
unucu
owim
suiiur3
apiuuitciung
ine
Edolf
ritlsh
Isles
be
sunk.
It
Is
but
an
empty
threat,
declares
alifax,
who
declares
that
Germany
will
be
unable
to
inter
line
in
any
permanent
way
with
American
shipments
to
the
United
Kingdom.
0USAND
BRITISH
KILLED
IN
AIR
RAIDS
T
Toll
Taken
by
Nail
Bombers
PI
.
j
-.,
rl..l.
trui
Kjierseysiae
aim
v,j"o
Late
Last
Week
nDON.
March
18:
(CD
Sroiimately
one
thousand
per-
kj
were
killed
In
Nazi
bomb-Briids
on
Merseyslde
March
12
1
13
and
one
Clyde
area
on
KhlJ
and
14,
the
Air
Ministry
Ministry
of
Home
Security
imnced
tonight
In
a
joint
i-aunlque.
Thirteen
hundred
listed
as
injured
in
the
raids.
I
ILLISION
-
OF
TRAINS
Itthtr
Strious
Railroad
Accident
i
Inited
States
Today
Arms
Workers
Victims
NDHAM,
Ohio.
March
18:,
A
railroad
official
said
today
forty
workers
were
seriously.
ired
and
125
more
or
less
scrl-1
ly
hurt
with
seycral
possibly
-
a
when
an
Erie
Kauroaa,
:ht
train
crashed
Into
a
com-l
Itr
train,
carrying
600
con-,
iction
worker
to
the
United
ites
War
pqpartment's
$15,000,-
I
Puntnnn
-V
All
1
Art
r)l
n
n
1
1
yy
f
ew
York
Stock
larket
Firmer
ht
Upward
Tendency
Shown
In
Yesterday's
Trading
ADVANCE
Important
Positions
Around
Cheren
Taken
In
Addition
To
Recap
turing
Berbera
ITALIANS
REPULSED
CAIRO,
March
18;
(CP)
counter-attacks
against
positions
recently
captured
by
Bri
tish
forces
in
Eritrea
have
been
repulsed
with
heavy
Fascist
losses,
British
general
headquarters
announced
today.
More
than
800
Italian
prisoners
were
taken.
CAIRO.
March
18:
(CPt
In
addition
to
recapturing
Berbera,
the
capital
cf
British
Somaliland.
Bri
A
Ah
force
4ave
alss
titan
i
-portant
heights
covering
Cheren,
k.eycHy
livJ.be
British
drive
into
Eritrea,
general
fuodquarters
announced
yesterday.
Berbera.
which
had
been
evacuated
by
the
Italians
to
the-
British
last
iAugust,
was
retaken
Sunday
after
a
successful
landing
in
cooperation
with
tthe
navy
and
air'
force.
Important
Naval
Victory
In
Battle
Of
Atlantic
Revealed
By
Prime
Minister
Churchill
OPENING
OF
DRIVE
HERE-COL.
FELL
British
Columbia
Chairman
Of
National
War
Services'
Campaign
Heard
By
Local
Gathering
Col.
J.
P.
Fell
of
Vancouver,
thalnhari
of
the
British
Columbia
jsomm&tee
"on
the
national
war
.services
drive,
was
the
speaker
pea
er
last
last
ievenlnsr
at
'dinner
In
with
the
frr'iUJuUon
of
ths
drive
fully
meet
the
quota
of
$5000
which,
had
been
set
for
it
Cbl.
Fell
-
told
how
it
had
been
Describes
Present
Sea
Conflict
as
One
of
Most
Momentous
in
Annals
of
War
Enemy
War
Vessels
Now
Operating
Far
Afield
LONDON,
March
18:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
announced
today
the
sinking
of
three
German
U-boats
Monday
in
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic.
He
proclaimed
the
battle
"one
of
the
most
momentous
ever
iought
in
all
annals
of
war."
Introducing
John
G.
Winant,
new
United
Stages
am-
bassador
to
Great
Britain,
at
a
Pll-
vjinu
place,"
sail
Col.
FeU
of
Mr.
Tlma
Club
luncheon,
Mr.
Churchill
t
ujvullo.
also
declared
that
"not
only
Ger-
Conditions
In
England
man.
U-boats
but
German
-battle
fai-takjiiz
cf
h.s
own
experiences
cruisers
have
crossed
to
the
Am-
1jajJ1jUlu
viutaw
Me
oUtDieaic
of
erican
side
of
the
Atlantic
and
connection
.....
.
.
and
,,.
where
,
.
j
,.
...
,
.van-
lounoj
ium
visjcu.z
have
already
sunk
some
of
our
in-
r
,,
77
1
ma-awd
fox
ne
ume
in
vol-
dependents
routed
ships
not
taU-
S&TwnS!
uiui,
nan.
8uam
serv.ee.
Col.
lng
in
convoy."
Enemy
warships
VfTnK'sw?
lch
MM
evervete
111
had
sunk
vessels
as
far
west
as
the
t
tl'Jif
a
new
kmd
01
s?mt
42nd
Meridian
on
the
North
Amerl-
i-
nifwH
vl
.'SSi
iieavy
,lumto-
o.tncr
hard-
when
Great
Britain
and
United
t
"I
!lso
.f13
"ld
!n..Se..d-!t!Ll
ittps.
the
morale
and
ciieorfutes
states
would
share
.together
the
me
iunw.cn
01
ine
wat.rvitra
uu
,
,,a
ln
QVmnK
rinhplii-v-
.
.....
.v..
t,.i
when
asked
to
assume
ihe
leader
ship
of
th
Conservative
party,
-
.
.
.
'
r
XlrtU
UiU.
ill
JO
1J
H111C
IUI
building
adjomtn't
H.
J.
Heinz
decided
thiis
year
to
amalgamate,
party
voU
but
for
complete
'Co.
of
Canadi
Ltd..
food
pro-
t
In
,the
interests
of
efficiency
and
natlonal
unily
and
unted
effort."
ducts
manufacturers.
Police
convenience,
ihe
annual
drive
for
Cnurchm
had
Inherited
a
"fearful
reported
AhU
a
two-alarm
funds
for
six
organizations
engag-
.,
when
he
assumed
the
Prime
fire
had
bro'cen
ou.
and
lire
t
ea
in
war
services
aiouviuea.
iiic
Ministership,
said
Col.
Fell,
but
h
engines
and
ambulances
were
f
organizations
were
the
Salvation
f
complained
never
blamei
blamed
.....
m
L
-i
IT
tr
nt-JilAH
An
anvone
anyone
who
who
nrec:ded
preceded
him.
him.
His
his
wus
sociation,
Young
Women's
Chris-
Uo
WM
to
forget
the
past)
look
v
ister
said.
,
Mr.
Winant
salrt
he
would
dn
all
J
S
hat
enthusiasm
wrav
njtready
de-
"r
.
"new
order"
on
a
totalitarian
basis
T.
?nan
tons.,
,3,
(CP,
vP
.eTt
t0'1'
rt-'
vised
figure
for
the
week
before
r3Ulteen
persons
were
re-
he
was.
ttmfldent
this
city
would
Mlrttatcr
Churchill
who,
that
is
HUH
tons.
Twenty
111
desf
rabil'ity
rf
supporttng
the
cam-
house
and
room,
o'Jhers
who
may
in
his
power
to
carry
outtheipomr
have
been
bombed
out
were
wel-
m0n
nollcy
of
Great
Britain
and
Montreal
wM-MLSTSE
ffi
-l,Lto
-
He
decried
any
Men
21
to
45
In
Canada
May
Be
Called
Up
tlan
Association,
Knights
ox
uow
,v,.,j
onr1
tho
hst
could.
4-
Ottawa
Man-h
m-
(pp)
.
umbus,
Canadian
Legion
and
Im-
hp
snlrlt
of
th
British
Kvptv
immarrlpd
man
In
.frial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
ptop1e
today
xhere
was
an
enor-
Canada
or
widower
without
Empire.
The
objective
for
the
spiritual
chanxo
as
a
result
children
between
the
azes
of
Dominion
was
$5,500,000.
tor-Brl'
M
thfs
war
Th,;s
change,
he
was
twenty-one
tind
forty-five
will
rtteh
Columbia
$553,000
and
for
,.h
infinTw
srviai
snri
.
k
cnMwvf
n
n
if
r.tt-
Prince
Runert.
$5j000.
It
1
.riiuve
uy,
n
Hfp
for
nil
time
to
came.
n.riss
under
revlsefl
reffuia-
t
initial
10
worK
ham
ana
mane
ine
Jn
spUe
of
lossC3
and
hardship,
,tions
governing
a
!
dllVe
drive
a
a
SUCCeSS.
success.
W..
D.tHl,
British
1rrar
knew
fVu
they
mora
were
month
.nnV.
n,ni,loni
Col.
Fell
-
detailed
the
-
modus
op-
-
the
people
cull
f.
Ua
-lrt-V
f
nnrt
4Viat
4nlHt.,
,
ii
rill
111!
1
'
iitr
1
ji
i
i
lo
auu
uivj
-r
litiuiiir;
London
Has
Nothing
To
Say
About
erendi
of
the
six
organizations
and
WTre
Qe.term!ned
io
carry
on.
They
.
i
-
.1
rr,
A
.
ff.
fin
K
fnm
.
i
,
1
V.
....
n.AH
rt
1
1
...
.
...
.
i
.
iveporu-a
imrai
"
u.,.u
.w...
tne
va4ua0ie
wmn.
'uicjr
wcic
a"
mlghit
not
go
to
cnurcn.
tney
mignj
If
Athens
Attacked
carrying
on,
both
In
Canada
and
say
(their
prayers
but,
in
this
abroad,
in
providing,
on
a
non-
spiritual
revaluation,
the
people
of
.
twrfif
molrlnfT
hasks
fill!
villn.rv
Rpr-
t-I
.
I
-
14.tv.
miwtl,
Vtofifkl,
mwrkTlM
March
IK
.(CP)
f'"""
onuuii
wcic
utuig
a
muu,
Th
rlo
British
comment
'1
Rome
reDorts
that
Great
Bnrain
uhk.
has
warned
Italy
and
Germany":--";-,
IVeneVVIIlH
TlUcll
nld
attack
Rome
If
Axis
planes
mentlowd
the
mobile
canteens
W
much
more
serious,
a
much
better
l'
"
Jl
.xi.
i
England
wmcn
were
so
mucn
up-
soldier
and
citizen
than
rcne
oia
m
ITALIANS
nrpoiated
bv
the
Canadian
force
tT,iH
w
m
was
mnn
interested
in!
which
were
almost
constantly
ai
improving
himself,
less
inclined
i
new
four-
compulsory
military
plan
tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
by
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
war
services.
'
At
Pt
Ecsinal-nn
ine
move.
lust
to
let
go
ana
nave
a
guua
iue
.
,
....
H
of
UUs
city
I
Armour
Sale
Co
"I
think
the
toe
has
come
to
while
it
lasted.
1
v,c,rir,r
o
mnvsUnn
hv
a
H.
is
now
proceeding
with
the
con-
U
TCIn
wlierehe
have
been
enjoying
such
Hill-Tout,
Col.
Fell
said
that
none
tract
of
rebuilding
work
on
the
EiLlUlJl
V
l
comforts
and
have
hardly
felt
the
of
,the
national
war
services
money
government
float
and
approaches
effects
of
war,
to
cut
down
on
our
was
going
directly
for
reiugee
wotk
port
Essing.
To
inspect
this
Other
quarters
are
skeptical
as
to
'Bh
Fleet
Unable
To
Find
Fas-
own
expendlUires
and
pleasures
so
although
mobile
canteens
In
case
k
one
of
of
the
the
purpose
purposes
of
or
the
xne
.
H
.
admissions
i;:nc
in
tn
t
mii.mnn
Mediterranean
u
ns
i
to
tn
provWe
nrnvine
Tniore
mor
Tfor
for
the
the
men
men
tn
ta
Tf
f
lrutensdve
ve
bombing
bombing
might
might
some-;vvl"B'
some-
:work
U1
c
r
.
motives
of
German
connection
with
the
Bremen.
DEGAULLE
AT
GIBRALTAR
GIBRALTAR
General
Charles
DeGaullc,
leader
of
the
Free
French
Forces,
arrived
at
Gibraltar
form
England
Monday
aboard
a
British
plane.
The
nature
of
his
mission
is
not
cist
Warships
In
Or
Aegean
Seas
ABOARD
A
CRUISER
SOME
WHERE
IN
THE
MEDITERKA-
NEAN.
March
18:
(CP)
The
Bri-
tthe
services,"
declared
Col.
Fell,
times
minister
to
civilian
popuia-
vroeuue
ui
kvhat
was
to
be
said
in
an
indl-
tton.
.
lTX.
vidua!
sense
as
regards
economy
in
answer
to
a
quesuon
Dy
uoi.
"'"IV
might
also
be
done
coUedtlvely.
Nfcholls,
Col.
Fell
stated-that
there
or
puouo
wo
uwu
'
There
were
places,
Col.
Fell
he-
Was
a
minimum
of
overlappmg
oe-
u.
"
,
,,.
,
ii..
.k..Ji
.A
IV.
fV
vorinnra
pnQ
DI
UUIM1U
wik
tlsh
protscUng
convoys
sau-..uevea,
wnere
w
imu
uic
fleet,
via
Jr
ivtocouver
vanwuur
could
save
during
war
time
on
organizations.
There
was
allocation
er
camcbunurom
tn
into
Greek
,Dorts
has
tswept
a
Wands
and
ctario.
SS-SSWmSn
non-essentto.
of
services
and
.localities.
The
aim.e
Queen
.
7...
i
,.o,,
I
..u
.
i.
n,
nnrani,finni
waa
it
conserve
resources
.v
ana
use,iue
wc
w'k'
"
andthe
Aegean
seas
in
an
unsuc-1
"The
wotk
or
uie
orgamzawuu
cessful
hunt
for
Italian
warships.
engaged
In
these
war
services
de-Hhem
as
ef
fJcjlble
WARM
SOUTH
AFRICANS
MELBOURNE.
March
18:
(CP)
serves
.
.
the
admiration
&na
eonu
ijoi.
iwicnous,
in
opeums
ic
fnu-
dence
of
us
all,"
Col.
Fell
asserted
codings,
expressed
appreciation
of
Ul
asKin
empioyers,
wnyiucva,
mm
""
all
citizens
to
'
make
generous
con-
ci.n.
am
ine
Argus
says
Hh,,UonS
i
4hat
the
men
In
the
can
troops
fighting
to
North
Africa
-
-
have
created
a
new
record
for
heat
endurance,
licntlng
in
tempciU'
tures
of
135
degress
ln'the
shade,;
but
there
wasn't
any
shade.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
morning;
to
;
be
on
time.
were
not
forgotten
by
those
who
remained
at
home.
Col.
Fell
read
ai
letter
from
Pre
mier
T.
D.
Pattullo
commeuidlnfe
Isupport
of
the
.
drive.
"He
,
has
;iKhbwn"that
his
-heart!
is
&
.the'1
the
attendance
and
'the
enthusiasm
!
that
was
being
shown
In
the
drive.
He
announced
that
the
campaign
In
Prince
Rupert
would
be
opened
next
Sunday
otfternoon
with
a
drumhead
service
at
the
Court
House
grounds
4n
which
the
vari
ous
local
mlitla
units
would
participate.
In!
the
evening
there
would
be"
a
concert
by
the
Rocky
Moun-
Continued
on
PAGE
FOUR
Satala
since
Sunday,
returning
here
this
morning.
He
will
be
here
until
Friday
night
when
ha
will
return
south
on
the
Cardena
ROBERT
DIXOtf
BURIED
The
funeral
at
the
late
Robert
Dixon,
well
known
local
fish
vendor,
who
died
last
week,
took
place
yesterday
afternoon
from
..the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Rev.
E,"E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
FirsS
Baptist
Church,
officiated,
,
-
-'