I
of
Conservative
Opposition
in
the
provincial
legislature,
in
dustriai
housing
project.
delivering
a
campaign
Keynote
speech
lor
his
party
Friday
night
in
the
home
city
ot
the
I'nme
Minister,
former
Local
"March
with
us
to
victory
and
forever
rid
this
province
of
M
I
such
stupid
and
Inefficient
leadership
in
government
as
British
Co-
Mr
Maitland
maicaiea
ine
rai
Ituito
government
for
placing
con-
lildcratlon
of
politics
and
power
be-J
fore
the
war
effort
In
a
statement
ot
policy
he
declared
that
the
first
duty
should
be
to
co-operate
fully'
with
the
Dominion
government
in
the
war
effort
and,
second,
to
give
I
consideration
to
measures
to
look
after
post-war
problems
such
as
care
of
returned
soldler.s.
He
Ithe
advocated
practical
measures
to
aid
agriculture
which
he
declared,
In
agreement
with
the
Sirols
report,
vv
che
basic
Industry
of
the
prov-.
.
i
ii
t
n
t
ince
ne
urgea
Qecenirauiauun
m
industry
with
the
building
up
of
industrial
centres
surrounded
by
Dgricultural
communities.
British
Icolumbla
could
not,
he
declared,
be
great
and
permanently
prosper
ous
with
all
Us
Industries
cent-
In
a
relatively.
small
area
around
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
There
tould
not
be
permanent
prosperit;
Ibn
the
exploitation
of
exhaustable
Bfsourccs
such
as
the
forests,
the
primes
and
the
fisheries.
Transportation
was
a
most
lm-
problqm,
declared
Mr.
Iportant
Maitland
It
tfas
Also
a
most
expensive
niatter.
"I
have
said
before
imore
than
take
road
building
out
of
politics
and
put
It
Into
business,
I
think
I
will
have
accomplished
(something
worthwhile."
Unity
and
Co-operation
Mr
Maitland
charged
that,
In
a
spirit
of
bringing
about
unity
and
co-operation
In
the
face
of
crisis,
he
had
offered
to
assist
the
Pat-
government
In
aiding
the
Itullo
Dominion
in
the
war
effort
but
the
I
offer
had
been
spurned.
The
pat
ronage
system
In
British
Columbia
had
become
even
worse
in
British
Columbia
since
the
war
started
than
it
had
been
before,
he
charged.
"All
war
effort.
He
had
waited
fifteen
months
for
the
government
i
to
'if
itself
to
something
better
but
had
been
driven,
ho
was
sorry
to
jav
to
appeal
to
the
people
of
Brl-
tish
Columbia
to
rid
themselves
of
thi;
Kovernmpnt.
The
Conservative
leader
charged
that
Premier
Pattullo
and
members
'
his
government
had
travelled
Je
luxe"
to
Ottawa
to
present
a
document,
prepared
in
advance
at
victoria,
refusing
to
co-ODerate
in
"nsiaeratlon
of
the
Slrols
report
'"s
alter
Mr,
Pattullo
promised
to
Eo
to
Ottawa
and
offer
his
fullest
-operation.
,?
w
himself,
Mr.
Maitland
n'raged
that,
if
he
became
Prem
he
would
without
delay
go
to
Ottawa
to
endeavour
to
revive
the
fcirou
report
and
to
offer
his
cooperation
to
the
limit
In
fighting
and
winning
the
war.
The
Conservative
leader
con-rVhJ
Patt"
government
tha
fte
Z
bl6t
8etlng
t0
Spend
5,000,000.
annual
expenditure
In
the
history
of
Blrtlsh
Columbia,
in
Men
UltiCerS
lumbia
has
had
since
1933.
fe
0
.1
were
needed
in
the
prosecution
of
war.
The
greatest
peril
ever
known
was
faced
and
the
largest
measure
of
responsibility"-
Was"-
required.
Waste
and
extravagance
must
be
eliminated.
"This
election
is
a
call
to
citizenship
of
the
highest
character,"
declared
Maitland.
"If
we
do
not
answer
the
call,
we
are
not
fair
to
ourselves
and
we
are
not
fair
to
our
-hlldren."
There
Is
no
hope
of
co-operation
ter
Its
own
self-interests
that
burn
into
your
brain,"
sug-
it,.
rAnrAfnttvA
1
rn
H
or
me
Pattullo
government
realizes,"
iwar
effort.
Colin
hp
declared
"Is
that
this
Is
election
said:
'Thank
God
and
It
Is
more
important
than
Englishman."
Mrs
Cameron
I
am
not
an
Steeves
hoped
the
day
would
come
when
the
word
"British
Empire"
was
not
to
be
found
In
the
vocabulary.
We
can
leave
the
C.C.F.
party
to
destruction
wrought
by
its
own
leaders,"
DRY
DOCK
SITUATION
Commenting
on
the
local
dry
dock
situation,
Mr.
Maitland
said
that
the
local
shipyard
was
engaged
In
as
essential
war
work
as
could
be
seen
anywhere.
Yet
it
had
remote
control
from
the
city
of
Vancouver.
He
did
not
know
why
a
situation
should
be
allowed
t0
go
on
that
bred
misunderstanding.
It
was
something
that
would
have
to
be
changed.
E-oMantiv
Mr
Pattullo
must
have
Jl
IJIAICCIIUI
was
pledging
Itself
to
come
to
the
'
aid
of
the
fighting
democracies.
Former
Prince
Rupert
.men
are
i
TTo
rlHtiilAi4
t
Ha
DiHnll
nnv.
WPIl
TPnrpspnt'pH
amnna
tViA
riff
I.
Commerce,
was
leading
the
Car-
'
nival
Queen
contest
up
to
noon
today
with
'
17,000
votes.
til..
T
I
1
1
I
n
n
province
today
which
made
real
Jong3
of
Wq
leadership
essential,
asserted
Malt-
j
,
service
land.
I
rMi.K
nil
rrwtnnrt
Mr.
Maiuana
aismisswi
me
co
operative
Commonwealth
party
with
brief
but
stinging
comment.
The
FederaUonlst,
C.C.F.
organ,
sneaking
of
the
war,
had
said,
now
that
the
dogs
o
of
war
are
at
each
little
Influence
at
Ottawa
or
It
thU
district,
would
not
be
permitted
to
go
on.
The
occasion
of
Mr.
Maltland's
speech
was
a
dinner
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
Association.
Weaher
ForedL?
w
y
She
Sfta0
Tomor
row'
sT
ides
FnnCC
Xtupeit
tianM.
atiu
liccji
Charlotte
Islands
Light
to
moderate
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
northwest
-winds,
cloudy
and
High
.,.
2:59
am
20.7
ft.
mlld
with
local
fog
banks
becoming
15:35
pjn.
20.4
p.m.
part
cloudy
In
the
afternoon
Low
9:25
a.m.
2.9
ft
21:48
5.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPEB
pjn.
VD,
XXX..
No.
186.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.)
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
9,
1941
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Nazis
Suffe
r
More
Heavy
Losses
CONSERVATIVE
LEADER
PRESENTS
HIS
KEYNOTE
SPEECH
IN
PR.
RUPERT
Mr.
Maitland
Appeals
For
Good
Citizenship
and
Politics
Putting
War
Effort
Above
All
Else,
He
Urges
Consideration
of
Reconstruction
Measures
iProperty
Transfer
(Bylaw
Coming
Up
City
Engineer
Will
Sit
as
City
Council
for
First
Time
on
Monday
Morning
Less
Acting
City
Commissioner
F.
M.
Good
will
officiate
as
a
city
council
for
the
first
time
on
Monday
morning
when
he
wlll.sit
to
put
through
Introductory
readings
a
bylaw
provide
for
the
transfer
of
land
In
'
n
.
1
n
.
.
,
.
niTi.iiin
oecuun
rtf
oeven
v
I'll
ri.
Deyona
1
1
n
n
Ainorose
nmnrncA
av
r
ernment
for
issuing
a
manifesto
cers
of
the
Second
Battalion,
Six-1
i
-
-
A
1
t
1
1-
i
tlTficont
tolHniT
n
t
rM
r
c
r
n
Trltift-
'
reaay
in
me
nearu
ut
uie
pcupie.
f"""
""""6
yuu'c
y
"6-
"What
has
Mr.
Pattullo
and
his
gov-
ston
and
is
due
to
arrive
here
ernment
been
thinking
about
for
about
the
end
of
next
month,
other.
the
past
two
years?"
Mr.
Maitland
officers,
who
are
former
residents
asked.
He
charged
the
government
of
this
city,'
include
Lieut,
pen-wlth
extravagance
including
that
mllne
Green,
at
one
time,
adjutant
of
spending
half
a
million
dollars
of
the
old
102nd.
Regiment
here,
on
oil
drilling
in
the
Peace
River,
who
arrived
yesterday,
and
Lieut.
This
was
a
time
when
there
should
8.
Hope,
former
assistant
district
and
I
rppeat
ft
now,
he
said
"that
j
between
Pattullo
and
Mackenzie
I
am
not
a(rald
to
build
roads,
hav-
IKlng,"
asserted
Maitland,
"The
ing
in
mind
always
that
the
war
ef-1
thing
Is
Impossible.
How
could
Ot-fort
must
come
(n)t.
He
condemned
tawa
be
expected
to
have
any
con-roads
as
a
"product
o
elections
and
Ifidence
in
either
the
British
Colum-!by-elerUons,'''
They
should
be
con-
Dla
Premier
or
his
government?"
Isldered
from
a
business
standpoint,
j
There
were
problems
facing
the
If
I
ever
become
Premier
of
British
I
Columbia
and
am
able
to
do
nothing
CARNIVAL
!
CONTEST
Miss
Phllomena
Murray
of
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Leading
1
Phllomena
Murray,
nomhi.ee
;of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
with
16,000
while
'
Miss
May
Skinner
of
the
Oyro
Club
and
Miss
Nancy
Bremner
of
the
Navy
each
had
2,000.
1
R
yj
cameron
president
01
tne
"
other's
throats
and
the
boys
are
,
...
fighting
over
there
for
liberty,
It
w"
"
Vph
wLthedutyof
iee.
who
is
adml
.di
d
u
the
party
to
lookaf-jR;
Conservatives
as
tneir
canamaie
m
Prince
Rupert,
moved
a
vote
of
tinna
T3iirorf
Harnfl
i-iiiiiivo.
w.
.
:i
a
'Ladies
M
well
as
men
were
pres.
a
speech
"T
tZ'
that
was
7i
calculated
,
T7i,H
tn
to
ent
and
Mrs.
Maitland
was
also
a
,
..11...
,t
4V,o
cuest.
1
reiara
rauicr
wwh
w
,
(v,
.
.
ikgnlcc
Mr
t
had
I
iiiufiiib
me
j
McAfee
expressed
appreciation
to(
Mr.
Maitland
at
having
chosen
Prince
Rupert
to
deliver
his
opening
Indictment
of
the
present
government
and
presenting
his
state-'
ment
of
policy
for
the
election
campaign.
A
clarion
call
had
been
sounded
by
the
leader
to
every
asserted
w.
"
,,.
nf
rltlsh
Columbia
to
face
Uefs
are
not
shared
by
tnousanas
4
their
responsibilities
.ikihm..
at.
at
ih
of
people
who
formerly
consclent
lously
supported
the
party.
up
to
the
present
time.
He
had
made
it
abundantly
clear
that
the
provincial
government
had
as
an
Important
part
to
play
In
the
war
effort
as
had
the
Dominion.
It
was
high
time
that
it
was
made
clear
that
this
province
no
longer
wanted
government
by
machine
and
for
personal
Interests
but
government
that
had
In
mind
the
best
interests
tit
all
ithe
people
of
British
Columbia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maitland
and
two
daughters
sailed
Friday
night
by
the
steamer
Cardena
on
their
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
tour
of
PUT
STILL
ERIN
One-seventh
of
the
total
area
of
Ireland
Is
peat
boff.
GERMANY
DOUBLY
BOMBED
Two
Air
Forces
British
and
Rus-.
sfah
Now
Pounding
at
Reich
Mlrilstry;
said
that
''enormous
fires
were
left
burning
at
Nazi
submarine
and
Ehlpyard
fases;
at
Kiel
when
tons
of
super
bombs
were
dropped
:
'
)
,
....
'
'
J
Bulletins
MVAnuv
ctiv
mnrrv
asking
for
a
mandate
to
carry
on
a
teenth
Canadian
Scottish.
In
addl-1
OTTAWA
An
ordtr-in-council
war
effort.
"No
election
is
necessary
tion
to
Major
John
McOregor
V.
C..
f
j
raw
$lIk
stocks
,n
to
obtain
a
mandate
which
Is
al-
second
In
command,
who
Is
at
I
p,,,,,'
nt
rMfllrrf
for
u.
nro.
ductloh
was
announced
today
by
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
munitions.
The
order
is
effective
at
midnight
tonight
and
is
due
to
"uncertainty
of
future
shipments
from
abroad."
COST
OF
LIVING
BONUS
OTTAWA
Agreement
has
been
be
economy
and
cutting
down
In
forester
here,
who
Is
the
transport,
VnTto
navTnt
nmlnMal
nrovlnclal
Vrn.ndit..rp8
evpendltures.
Resources
Resources
officer
of
the
regiment.
nprlneiple
fot
payment
of
cost
of
living
bonus
to
prattle
ally
all
railway
workers
and
cltil
servants
in
Canada
jit
was
learn-td-today
froiif
.
rtliiAUr
'uthbrl-ties.
Railways
have
accepted
the
bonus
policy,
it
was
said;
while
the
government
has
decided
to
pay
bonus
to
its
employees.
Larsen
and
Mrs.
Maty
Hollyfield
were
drowned
last
night
off
El-kins
Point
in
Howe
Sound,
three
miles
from
Seaside
Park,-
when
a
rowboat
in
tow
'of
a
power
cruiser
capsized.'
MrslLarseri.
was,
pulled
oat
of
the
water
and
expired
before
artificial
respiration
could
.be
effected.
The
body
of
Mrs.
Hollyfield
has
not
been
recovered.
EMERGENCY
IN
AUSTRALIA
CANBERRA
The
Australian
cabinet
has
been
advised
to
stand
by
for
an
emergency
session,
possibly
Monday,
In
view
of
the
Far
East
crisis.
REVOLT
IN
AUSTRIA
VIENNA
There
is
open
revolt
In
many
.parts
of
Austria.
There
have
been
numerous
arrests
and
executions.
The
Vlcrma
radio
was
of
I
the
air
last
night
for
the
first
time
In
the
war.
The
Berlin
and
Warsaw
radios
were
also
off.
NAVAL
MEN
IN
LONDON
LONDON
Hon.
Angus
Mac-donald,
Canadian
minister
of
naval
affairs,
arrived
in
Great
Britain
today
after
ah
Atlantic
bomber
flight
and
boarded
another
plane
for
London.
He
was
accompanied
by
Rear
Admiral
Percy
Nelles,
chief
of
naval
staff,
and
Capt.
F.
L.
Houghton,
director
of
nayal
plans.
MONTREAL
TRAIN
WRECK
MONTREAL
Thirty-flve
persons
were
Injured,
three
seriously,
when
.a
passenger
train
crash
Highland
Retreat
Colorful.
Affair
Another'
Interesting
Military
Ceri-mony
Carried
Out'
For
First
I
I
ed
Into
a
switch
engine
today
In
the
west
end
of
Turcot
yards
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Fifteen
of
the
Injured
were
rush-
'dL
to
.-rarious
hospitals
fiv
the
city
while
the
other
twenty-
were
treated
for
minor
hurts
at
railway
yards
through,
which
the
train
was
passing
enroute
to
the
downtown
Bonaventure
situation.,
CANADA'S
NORTHWEST
Much
of
Canada's;
Northwest'
Territories
is
still
unexplored.
-
Tim
Here
Another"
military
ceremony
was
performed'
for
the
first
-me
in
.Prrrice
"Rupert
last
'evening
twhen
LONDON..
Aug.
9:
O
Germany
tne
pipe
band
of
"the.
Second,
bombed
by
two
air
forces
over-
tallori,'-
Sixteenth
Canadian.
Scot-night
as-
British
bombers
pounded
tuti.
carried
out',
the
flae
lowering
tat
Kiel
and
Himbnre
and
elsewhere
uikixtiH'
mtroot
Vi
fH.
.
-
.
.
.
.
i
1
1
i
iiiauuuiu
w
vi.i.
"In
thlS
election
thC
question
IS
not
One
Of
politics
but
enue
to
the
federal
eovernmenVforlln
northwestern
Germany
and
Rds-
craif
building
ground:
A
large1
citizens
itizenship,
declared
K.
L.
Maitland
K.C.,
leader
of
the
use
In
connection
with
the
new
In-
slan
?lanc?
w.
Berlin,
or
e
.crowd
withessedlhe
colorful
pro-
secunu
successive
ujgiib.
ine
Air
ceedmES.
---
Former
Residents
Here
Pass
Away
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Peck
Dead
in
Los
Angeles
Cruickshank
Is
Honbreid
Farewell
.
Presentation
Are
Word
has'
been
received
in
the
city
of
the
recent
passing
within
three
weeks
of
each
other
at
Loaf
Angeles,
former
residents
of
Prince
Rupert-
Mr.'
-and
Mrs.
Haryey
by
C.N.R.
Associates
to
Departing
City
Passenger'Agent
Russians
Claim
To
Be
Holding
Positions
On
Entire
Battle
Front
fru'ns,
They
Say,
Have
Lost
Fifty
Thousand
More
Men
'
Berlin
Also
Declares
That
Victories
Have
Been
Recorded
MOSCOW.
Autrust
9:
(CP)
The
Red
Army
declared
today
that
heavy
losses
had
been
inflicted
on
ten
more
'nro
litfioi'nnc
oiv
tnnlr
nnrl
fnnr
infnntrv
in
the
battle
on
the
eastern
front.
According
to
Soviet
figures
losses
totalled
fifty
thousand
in
addition
to
losses
reported
nreviously.
The
Soviet
information
bureau
described
the
4
Air
Fighting
Over
Channel
Peck.
Both
had
suffered
from
LONDON,
Aug.
9:
Ot
Eleven
heart
trouble.
Mrs".
Peck
died
first
4
Herman
fighters
were
destroy
ills
associates
hv
the
.Canadian
J
Arlington,
4,000
pounds
cohoe.I
TWO
WOMEN
VKcmftbu.
Jsembletl
t
the
clty
ticket
office
ati
Munns,
14,000
pounds
cohoc
In
VANCOUVER
Mrs
Margartt
tooa'y
to
ijay.fawelltribut
verness.
to
WUllam.Cruickshank,
for
twenty
;
years
located
hee
arid
now
trans-
j
LUMBERING
THRIVES
ferred
,to
Iteglna;
Presentation
.was
Eagle,
10c,
mAde
to
Mr.
Cruickshank
by
'Peter,'
Lakie,.
district
Northwestern
Ontario's
lumber
bus-freleht
and'
faasseheer
agent,
of.
a
iness
Is
thriving
this
year.
A.
R.
handsome
brief
case
as
a
token
of
'
white,
secretary
of
the
Lakehead
esteem
and
..well-wishing.
SerjtJ-
branch
of
the
Lumberman's
Safety
ments
suitable
to
the
occasion
were
Association,
reported
that
7,355
men
Pioneer
III.'
20,000,
Atlln,
and
10.7c.
Thelma
It,
21,000,
Storage,
,11.8c
and
10.6c.
:
JUST
INVADERS
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
9:
)
Dr,
M.
Speechly,
head
of
Winnipeg's
antl-mosqulto.
campaign,
in
answer
to
complaints
from'
bitten
citizens
reiterates
"those
mosquitoes
are
not
purs
...
a
large
proportion
were
blown
Into
this
district
from
out
side
points."
Is
Honored
By
Tennis
Club
Farewell
Presentation
Is
Made
William
Cruickshank
to
Another
presentation
to
William
Cruickshank
prior
to
his
leaving
the
cltv
was
that
made
by
William
Lamble.
president,
on
behalf
01
mo
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
in
ap
preciation
of
his
services
over
many
years
for
that
organization.
The
gift
was
a.
handsome
silver
casser
ole
with
which
went
best
wishes
to
both
Mr.
and
Ms.
Cruickshank.
.
i
.
-
'
MANITOBA
COASTLINE
and
Manttdba,
sometimes
described
as
an
inland
province,
has
a
coast-12.5c
line
of
400
miles
on
Hudson
Bay.
ALBERTA'S
FAR
NORTH
The
Peace
River
District
of
Al-1
bcrta
has
a
drawn
settlement
far
BEFORE
THE
WAR
The
combined
"
pre-war
area
situation
on
the
whole
front
as
static
with
key
sectors
unchanged.
Branding
as
fairy
tales
Hitler's
claims
of
vast
military
successes,
Russians
in
Moscow
estimated
yesterday
that
six
and
one
half
weeks
of
war
had
cost
the
Germans
more
than
1,500,000
men,
put
their
own
losses
at
600,000
wounded
and
missing
and
declared
the
Nazi
blltz-
ot
about
2600
square
miles
less
thin
the
area
of
Quebec
Weather
Forecast
General
SynopsisThe
weather
has
been
part
cloudy
In
the
Prince
Rupert
district
with
dense
fog
over
the
West
Coast.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Li
sht
to
moderate
west
to
north
west
winds,
dense
rog
or
locai
cloudiness
during
the
morning
and
be
coming
fair
and
continuing
miia
this
afternoon.
STOPPED
NUPTIALS
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
9:
O)
Someone
stole
Tony
Schmldltleltner's
apron
from
a
rustv
barrel
In
a
Winnipeg
garage
and
now
he
cannot
afford
a
wedding.
Some
$320
his
total
savings
was
In
the
apron
pocket.
krelg
a
failure.
The
Soviet
com-
ed
It
was
not.
long
after
that
Mr.
i
ed
torfay
in
air
fights
over
the
mntnue
termed
fantastic
th
Ger
Peck
succumbed.
4
English
Channel
and
Northern
man
assertions
of
895,000
Russians
Mr:
ecK
was
iormeny
manager
4
prance
and
five
Royal
Air
captured
und
many
times
that
of
the
Family
Shoe"
Store
here.
For.
planes
are
missing,
Brl-
lnumber
slain
although
admitting
years
he
had
been-ln
the"
hotel
bus-
SOUrces
said
tonight.
The
'terrific
casualties
and
heavy
des-
lness
in"
Los
Angeles.
announcement
said
that
Royal
tructlon
of
equipment.
vnmi
fiphters
escoriea
1
-t
Blenheim
bombers
over
north-
1
Hmer.5
headquarters
Jn
Berlln
.
ern
France
where
UrgeU
near
jclaimed
today
lhe
destructlon
of
t.Gravellnes
were
bombed.
'jtrapped
Soviet
defenders
of
Roslavl.
!
Salmon
Arrivals
'and
the
seizure
of
the
rail
town
of
Kbrosten,
eighty
miles
nrothwest
of
Kiev.
DUKE
HAS
BUSY
DAY
FORT
WILLIAM.
Ont.,
Aug.
9:
0
f'
SSJV".
'
voiced
by
Mr.
Lakie.
,
,
are
working
for
41
timber
or
saw-
Mr.
Cruickshank
replied,
express-
millilrms.
Ing
regret
that
the
line.
of
duty
was
'
1
:
.
calling
him
away
from
his
many
WELL
OVER
TOP
good
friends
and
happy
.assocla-
PINCHER
CREEK,
Alta.,
Aug.
9:
tions
In
Prince
Rupert.
Halibut
Sales
American
40000,
Pacific,
11.5c
I
rricitizens
of
this
southern
Al
berta
town
are
war-conscious.
'
the
War
Loan
Campaign
they
donated
$96,000
while
the
district's
.quota
was
just
$31,000.
VICTORIA,
Aug.
9:
0)
The
Duke
of
Kent
yesterday
filled
a
busy
pro
gram
inspecting
air,
navy
and
army
facilities
In
Victoria
area
following
his
arrival
by
plane
Thursday
evening
at
the
westernmost
point
In
the
Canadian
tour.
A
crowd
of
two
thousand
watched
as
the
Duke
inspected
the
Air
Force
at
Patricia
In
1
Bay
before
driving
to
Government
House
for
the
evening.
He
had
stopped
briefly
at
Vancouver
for
plane
refuelling
after
the
flight
from
Calgary.
He
is
in
Vancouver
again
today.
Fines
In
City
Are
Over
Last
ther
north
than
any
other
part
of.Tofal
So
Far
,n
1941
Is
$3,007.73
H.
Canada.
'
Compared
With
$2,651.50
City
police
court
fines
so
far
this
year
have
aggregated
$3,007.-
France,
Germany
and
Spain
was
75
as
compared
wih
$2,654.50
In
the
first
seven
months
of
1940.
Fines
for
this
July
amounted
to
$615
in
comparison
with
$432
In
the
same
month
last
year.
ONTARIO'S
SHORE
LINE
Ontario
has
a
fresh-water
on
the
Great
Lakes
of
more
than
2
362
miles.
HIGH
ABOVE
SEA
The
highest
point
In
Ontario
is
2,120
feet
above
sea
level,
on
the
promontory
at
the
northeastern
corner
of
Lake
Superior,
LONG
HOME
OF
POrES
The
Vatican
has
been
the
home
of
the
popes
since
1377.
S.
Croxford
and
J.
Apland
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
oh
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Victoria.
They
are
joining
the
navy;
,
'f-JH
'A
Ft