NERUN
RAIDED
AGAIN
BERLIN
A
German
communique
today
announced
that
British
bombers
last
night
attacked
Berlin
for
the
second
time
within
six
days,
it
being
the
eightieth
raid,
of
the
war
on
the
German
capital.
There
was
slight
damage
and
some
casualties,
it
was
stated.
In
London
Royal
Air
Force
headquarters
denied
any
knowledge
of
a
British
air
raid
on
Berlin
and
suggested
it
might
have
been
Russian
planes
attacking
in
reprisal
for
the
German
raids
on
Moscow.
AXIS
CONVOY
SUFFERS
CAIRO
Two
merchant
ships
were
sunk
and
two
others
damaged
in
air
attacks
on
an
Axis
convoy
in
the
Mediterranean,
it
was
announced
today.
LONDON
Great
damage
was
caused
and
widespread
fires
were
left
burning
in
Royal
Air
Force
night
bombing
attacks
on
the
German
Industrial
centres
of
Essen,
Dortmund
and
Hamm,
the
Air
Ministry
said
today
on
the
first
anniversary
of
the
start
of
the
Battle
of
Britain.
Other
planes
during
the
night
blasted
at
Boulogne,
enemy
occupied
airdromes
in
Denmark
and
France
and
shipping
off
the
Netherlands
coast.
Tons
of
the
R.A.F.'s
super
bombs
blasted
the
Essen
armament
factories.
Favorable
weather
and
excellent
visibility
favored
the
attacks.
BERLIN
IS
BOMBED
BY
RED
PLANES
Russians
Turn
Their
Attention
to
Capital
of
Reich
LONDON
Aug.
8:
0;
A
reliable
with
Soviet
contact
said
to-
Kurce
fight
rriPAnnin
hr.i
Klill
I
DAMAGED
I
British
I.iiifr
Is
Victim
nf
Knrmv
Action
it
is
Announced
I
LONDON.
August
8:
O)
The
Cun-
MQ
White
Star
liner
Georgic
has
Ken
damaged
by
enemy
action,
the
Information
Ministry
disclosed
to-fcy
but
there
were
no
troops
on
the
JJier
at
the
time,
and
all
the
crew-hi
except
one
are
safe.
The
orgip
is
a
mntorshln
of
27.750
I
Weather
Forecast
riAri&.nl
...
I
.
I
1
.
MINERAL
IN
VANCOUVER
The
remains
of
Charles
Taylor,
S"
Picker
enclnppr
nf
rlnv4r,i
Pinery.
whose
deatn
ycs.
1'
morning
ln
the
Prince
Ru-f
l
e.'?cral
Hospital,
were
for-ul
aSF
aftemoon
on
the
Prln-"
Adelaide
to
Vancouver
where
R
nU;
nrSltle
and
where
lnter'
lent
will
be
made.
"OUSES
CAN
TAKE
IT
RyNsn?'U8U5t
CTA
veter-USe
of
d,
Whlch
came
to
Past
ed
stahlp
on
the
soutli
unchW
.
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Piaciaiy
hecratPr
ai
ine
oottom
of
ESKIMOS
ON
TRIAL
Tragedy
By
JAMES
McCOOK
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON,
Aug.
8:
W
Reuters
f
fPatC
Bdr,Ut:
Syria
sald
'Major
Sutherland
Object,
to
Con-
today
that
General
Henri
Dentz.
,former
High
Commissioner
and!
Commander-in-Chief
of
the
Levant
States,
had
been
Interned
by
the
Allies.
Thirty-five
other
Vichv
scription
as
System
For
Canada
at
This
Time
lofficers
are
also
reported
Interned.
"1C
r""ce
KUP"1
,Th
r
,o
Viary
uiud
luncnegn
a
man
wear-
ln
the
King's
uniform
upheld
In
.........
lease
nviut
somP
British
anH
Pr
anu
rice
ricuvn
'.i.ti
.
j
.
an
.officers
who
were
flown
to
an
un-
""""s
'
Wm
pi
.rravpai
Hpcfino..
..
.
voluntary
enlistment
as
the
proper
the
end
of
the
war.
DUKE
AT
B.
C.
policy
for
Canada
at
this
time
In
stead
of
conscription,
which
,1s
be-ine
so
widelv
advnratpri
Thaf
man
TV.
-
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..
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it
txq
c
nnccmio
Weather
Forecast
prince
Rupert
District
and
Queen
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Charlotte
Islands
Cloudy
and
m'
th
local
fog
banks
during
the
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
morning
becoming
clear
In
the
af
fe
High
2:20
ajn.
21.7
ft.
ternoon.
15:01
p.m.
20.8
ft.
Low
8:50
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71
War
News
Defending
Of
This
Coast
GERMANS
ARE
SURPRISED
BERLIN
The
severity
of
the
fighting
In
Russia
and
the
ttnacity
of
the
Red
Army
is
as
unexpected
in
Berlin
as
it
was'
in
the
world
at
large.
A
German
official
asserts
that
the
Russians
are
"godless
men
who
fight
unfairly."
Hitler's
own
newspaper
asserts
the
"dogged
tenacity"
of
the
Russians
"surpasses
that
of
all
previous
opponents."
In
Moscow
the
Russians
claim
that,
since
the
Russo-German
war
began,
one
and
a
half
million
Nazis
have
been
killed,
wounded
or
taken
prisoner
with
Russian
casualties
amounting
to
600,000
dead,
wounded
and
missing,
the
blilzkreig
against
Russia
is
declared
to
be
a
failure.
GEORGIC
DAMAGED
LONDON
The
Admiralty
announces
that
the
former
Cun-ird-White
Star
liner
Georgic
has
been
damaged
by
enemy
action.
GENERAL
SYSTEM
OF
INTERNED
VOLUNTARY
r"nm,oS,'
zzz
ENLISTMENT1
Necessary
Steps
Are
Being
Taken
To
Protect
Pacific,
Defence
Minister
Asserts
4
Waterway
Approved
WASHINGTON,
D.O.
Aug.
8:
f
O)
Tlie
House
of
Representa-
tives
rivers
and
harbors
com-
wa
Major
T.
w.
Sutherland
of
Rev-
-m'm
St.
Lawrence
sea-
!
way
and
$160
000
000
Florida
elstoke.
how
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert
as
area
mwWal
nffirpr
T
iIUP
ca"al
Ior
'"elusion
in
an
-r
VirTADI
A
The
d0ctor
challenged
the
sug-
J
omnious
rivers
ana
narDorsbm
soon
to
be
Emitted
to
Con-
V1L
I
UKIA
8"on
that
there
,
was
a
lack
of
!
U.J...LI.
i
a
i
eress.
Brother
Of
King
Visiting
I
Capital
City
Today
leadership
auciaiup
in
mis
country,
aeclar-
A
ing
It
"was
not
inspired
leadership
(that
was
lacking
but
the
ability
and
uesire
10
ionow
ine
leaders.
j
i.c
apcaa-cr
gave
n
as
ms
opin-.
nomAnfnn
VICTORIA,
August
8:-The
Duke
Ion
that
there
was
devekmin
in
I
V
1
1
I
I
I
IJ
I
L
V
of
Kent,
brother
of
King
George
Canada
a
crusading
spirit
that
was
vx,
ni
uie
course
oi
nis
wur
oi
me
natural
outcome
of
such
a
training
stations,
schools
and
units
splendid
effort
in
so
great
a
cause
jof
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
and
all
that
was
needed
now
was
a
in
Canada,
U
in
Victoria
today.
He
followshlp
to
correspond
with
the
is
Inspecting
headquarters
of
the
leadership.
Pacific
Air
Command
of
which
Air
Discussing
the
question
of
con-Commodore
Earl
Godfrey
is
In
scription,
Dr.
Sutherland
said
it
charge.
Visits
are
also
being
paid
was
siffnifirant
h.'-Wx...
-n
refueling,
the
Duke
left
Vancouver
r
"l,"
"
X'L
ZZZT
Z
cnant
Governor,
Premier
T.
D.
Pat
BYMZIS
Berlin
Claims
That
Commander
of
Army
Between
Kiev
and
Odessa
has
Been
Captured
hard,
barren
land
came
Mlna,
Ab-
were
on
hand
to
extend
wlcmn
namiy
nave
Deen
re
"'V";.
An
Force
attacked
Berlin
last
Laok
andu
uarac;k'
Motng
into
Victoria,
the
Duke
Eskimos
who
have
been
in
Royal
spent
Canadian
Mounted
police
custody
House
the
night
at
Government
eotintrv
rflvlriprt
i
Th,
OTTAWA,
Aug.
8:
Out
of
a
tullo
and
other
prominent
persons
.Drou.?n
aD0Ul
a
"
W:!
.
ce
ivwrcn
ana
wno
w
u
ie
n
i
lomorrow
morning
return
wiu
t;";
;
"::
lten
Odessa
and
Kiev
Is
claimed
mis
weeK-ena
lor
muraer
at
tneir
De
maae
Dy
motor
to
Patricia
Bay
"..
I
n.i.i...
t,
j
i.
i
j
r.
it,.
nu.
.1.
i,
at
the
same
time
develoD
a
hannv
iviivijr
uciiiLi'i
loiai.u
iiviiiciaiiu.
iui
111c
iugui.
ud.iv
i-u
vaiicuuver.
r
Thev
were
chareed
after
frae-
Tomorrow
afternoon
therp
will
w
alld
prosperous
country
based
on
mentary
reports
of
violence
on
the
tours
of
Vancouver
including
ship-
moderation,
mutual
respect
and
Hudson
Bay
Island
filtered
through
building
plants
and
other
estab-
tolerance.
To
quote
from
the
by
radio
from
the
north
and
sent
an
Hshments
and
the
Duke
will
pro-
MaJr's
words:
R.C.M.Pi
airplane
on
a
f
,000-mlle
ceed
to
Jasper
Park,
arriving
there
'
Are
we
not
a
unique
nation?
flight
from
Ottawa
last
March.
Sunday
and
remaining
until
Wed-
we
not
a
lesson
10
Europe.
The
police
party
learned
of
long
nesday
when
departure
will
be
wn"e
they
have
fought
for
cen-debates
over
Interpretation
of
re-
made
for
Edmonton.
,turies
largely
because
of
racial
dlf-
ii.in.,
a.ir.
n,hi
rtPvPionrH
in
I
erences?
In
this
laboratory
of
civ-
the
Eskimo
encampments
during
the
long,
dark
winter
days.
The
discussion
raged
with
Increasing
heat
until
violence
occurred,
and
when
the
fury
passed
nine
persons
men,
women
and
children
(
were
dead.
Some
died
of
bullet
police
was
carrying
the
three
Eskimos
charged
with
murder.
The
police
told
the
natives
they
would
return
and
see
others
suspected
of
being
Implicated
ln
the
killings.
Further
Investigation
Not
until
late
July
was
It
possible
for
the
R.C.M.P.
plane
to
leave
Ottawa
again
for
the
north.
It
had
to
wait
until
there
was
assurance
floating
Ice
would
have
disappeared
from
the
bays
of
Belcher
Islands
where
the
machine
would
land.
Under
command
of
Inspector
D.
J.
Martin,
the
police
party
has
questioned
further
suspects
and
witnesses
who
could
not
be
reached
ln
March.
They
were
left
behind
at
that
time
after
giving
absolute
assurance
they
would
be
on
hand
when
the
officers
returned.
Travel
over
trio
Ic6
from
Belch
Island
to
Great
Whale
River,
the
nearest
mainland
post,
is
possible
for
only
about
six
weeks
of
the
year,
and
the
Eskimo
boats
are
too
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
K
IINIInn
,
U
-
n.MA4nHM
1,
1
1
H
A
I
TRT
ITT
we
have
snown
race
language
lljnLJLilDv
1
and
.religion
need
not
separate
people.
When
peace
again
comes
I
A
jrIJn
t0
Europe,-tney
may
need
our
ex"
JLIil
vJO
perlment
and
build
a
common-
.wealth
of
Europe
on
the
basis
of
KILLED
ON
ROADS
same
LONDON,
August
8:
tf
More
than
three
children
are
killed
every
day
on
the
roads,
Lord
McGowan
said
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Royal
Society
for
the
Prevention
of
Accidents
In
London.
MADE
IN
CANADA
Practically
all
the
different
kinds
of
paper
used
In
Canada
can
be
produced
in
Canadian
mills.
MANY
SrECIES
More
than
160
different
species
of
tree
grow
to
commercial
size
in
Canada.
French
and
English
co-operation
wounds,
others
were
beaten
to
slightly
Less
was
Landed
in
Prince
n
p-annHa
Thp
hu
nf
PVpnoh
""'
"
-.
s
oynopsis
ine
weatneri
been
cloudy
with
local
fog
Ban
to
crumble
the
skl-equlpped
Hltha
.
..
1
1.
...
lnr.lla
Jnn.
plane
tiro
o
ffrTHA
forced
if
to
lpnVP
leave,
IfpiChes
in
thp
Prlnrn
Tt.iinnrt.
Hl.
Ittirf
....
r.
rnusuy
i
air
on
inc
west
coast.
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
ym
to
moderate
west
win-Lf
on
north
Vancouver
Island
UFln8
the
morning
otherwise
fair
laf'Q
warm,
death
and
some,
including
four
children,
were
driven
naked
Into
the
snow
and
there
perished.
When
the
ice
of
Hudson
Day
be-
Rupert
this
July
Than
Last
jand
English
accord
is
mutual
res-
pect,
mutual
recognition
of
the
Halibut
landings
in
the
Port
of
ri&hts
and
Privileges
of
the
other
and
the
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
Pr1oU?ction
rlghts,
July
totalled
2,582,500
pounds,
1,-
w
uw
oi
ia-
and
"lon-
767,000
pounds
being
American
and
guae
,.
.
815.500
pounds,
Canadian,
as
com-!,.f
W,"ld,
,be
asked.
pared
with
a
total
of
2,898,000
"7"
"vvv""
au
pounds,
consisting
of
pounds
American
and
pounds
Canadian,
for
the
month
last
year.
True
the
people
of
Quebec
might
be
but
the
present
policy
was
to
give
the
voluntary
system
a
fair
trial
before
adopting
any
other.
The
spirit
of
"Go
and
get
them,"
was
the
totalitarian
spirit
and
it
might
prove
necessary
to
use
it
before
the
end
but,
in
the
meantime,
he
urged
that
the
voluntary
system
be
given
a
good
trial.
Then,
If
It
was
shown
that
It
had
failed,,
he
was
sure
Quebec
would
not
object
to
a
change.
Quebec
had
met
her
quota
well
and
he
was
sure
theycwould
do
their
part
ln
maintaining
that
freedom
we
all.
so
greatly
desired
and
which
he
felt
sure
would
be
won.
Visitors
present
at
the
luncheon
Included
Dr.
Harold
McQllI,
director
of
Indian
affairs;
Robert
Qrelg,
the
new
CNH.
passenger
agent,
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergln
of
Premier
and
William
Joy
of
California.
by
the
Germans
to
have
been
brok
en.
Salmon
Arrivals
Hlckey,
118,000
pounds
cohoe,
At-Un
and
Carlisle
cannery,
7,000
pounds
springs,
Storage.
Azorite,
24,000
pounds
cohoe,
Storage.
Haft,
3,800
pounds
cohoe,
ACTIONS
AND
NOT
WORDS
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Aug.
8:D
Harold
Ickes,
defence
petroleum
administrator,
announced
yesterday
that
four
United
States
tankers
are
being
turned
over
to
Russia
to
transport
aviation
gasoline.
At
the
same
time
he
said
that
shortage
of
aviation
gasoline
ln
the
United
States
was
likely
unless
the
capacity
for
producing
high
octane
fuel
was
increased
Immediately.
(
.Mobilization
of
Sixth
Division
is
Being
Proceeded
With,
i
Col.
Ralston
Announces
830
Women
Being
Enlisted
I
mlttee
today
approved
the
.
authority
has
been
granted
to
proceed
with
the
mobiliza-
Ito
the
naval
barracks
at
Esquimau,
parties
had
made
pronouncements-
BERLIN.
Au&ust
8:
-The
Ger-mllltary
units
and
there
is
to
be
on
the
subiect
and
not
on
hari
'man
High
Command
claimed
today
a
March
Past
at
Work
Point
Bar-
favored
It
'Thes
mm
Wnnw
th
tnat
German
armies,
midway
be
racks-
situation
hpt.tr
thn
h
it
tween
Kiev
and
Odessa
in
the
lower
His
Royal
Highness
and
party
te
thnirMM.Mj
Ukraine
had.
captured
,
the
com
arrived
at
S
:l5"
"yesterday
'
after-
u
i
Imander
of
the
Sixth
Soviet
Armv.
Thr..
rtihr
tti.nj
vii...
noon
at
Vancouver
from
Calzarv
-
....
.
.
.u..
...
...
'annihilated
his
assault
fore
and
wv..w
......vi
.v.
.
..
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opinion
maiir
:
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.
race
Judge
as
itcsnit
oi
winier
"k
to
enforce
conscription
would
be
to
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mwumuu
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v..
vwivii
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major
rtpsfrnv
naflnnal
r,lt
Oners.
J.
W.
Cornctt.
Half
an
hour,
after
Thp'
slfliaHnri
.
Although
It
was
reported
elsewhere
that
Kiev
had
been
encircled
by
German
forces,
a
High
Com
i
v.
t
.
.
i
mil'
auuiiiwaiu
Main
Liir
iiialk
ctrn
wcic
in
me
country
two
aominantK
-
-
7
lnstead
of
eastward
j
and
aimed
,
with
was
races
different
religions
and
speaking
different
languages.
It
'at
shear
lng
?"
tthe
Port
of
Odessa.
An
iuiuui
law
iitiiway
nuts
uc-
OTTAWA,
August
8:
(CP)
All
necessary
defence
precautions
are
being
taken
on
the
Pacific
Coast
in
view
of
the
situation
in
the
Orient,
Defence
Minister
Ralston
said
at
a
press
conference
at
which
he
also
announced
that
Bulletins
DECLINES
"PROTECTION"
BANGKOK
In
the
midst
of
the
government
of
Thailand
to
day
issued
a
statement
declining
all
offers
of
"protection''
with
thanks
and,
declaring
that
if
attacked,
the
people
of
Thai
will
not
run
into
the
jungle
like
they
once
did
but
will
resist
aggression.
Within
three
days,
one
report
said,
the
Japanese
will
attack
Thailand.
In
Tokyo
Japanese
quarters
charged
that
the
British
intended
to
occupy
Bangkok,
the
capital
of
Thailand.
"CRASH-CAUSE
UNCERTAIN
ROME
The
exact
cause
of
the
airplane
crash
which
.
caused
the
death
of
Bruno
Mussolini,
son
of
Premier
.Mussolini,
is
not
yet
established.
The
funeral
took
place
this
morning.
NEW
CANCELLATION
STAMP
OTTAWA
A
new
postal
stamp
cancellation
mark
is
to
be
used
in
Canada
introducing
the
"V
for
Victory"
motto.
O'NEILL
IS
CANDIDATE
Old
Timer
of
Smithers
to
be
Con
servative
Standard
Bearer
in
Forthcoming
Provincial
Contest
(iion
oi
a
sixin
uanaaian
Division
:of
active
army.
The
armored
division
already
:
training
at
Camp
Borden
and
scheduled
for
movement
overseas
during
the
year
has
been
named
the
Fifth
Canadian
(Armored)
Division.
!
The
Fourth
Division
previously
iwas
given
authorization
for
mobilization
and
a
onnd
rmrtlnn
nf
th
portents
of
impending
Invasion,
(Thlrd
VMslon
already
overseas
with
the
First
and
Second
Divisions.
J
Col.
Ralston
also
said
that
the
National
War
Services
'Department
has
been
asked
to
enlist
eight
hundred
and
thirty
women
for
service
iln
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps
starting
on
September
1.
iBOOMING
i
...
.....
.1
chills.
Evacuees
And
Others
From
London
Enliven
Former
Quiet
Bucks
Area
CHESHAM
BOTS,
Eng..
August
8:
Cfc
Before
the
war
this
placid
Buckinghamshire
village
in
the
wooded
Chlltern
Hills
had
a
retired
population
of
3,000
people
and
one
small
post
office.
Today
the
population
exceeds
9,000,
one
small
village
store
has
400
.
registered
families
and
the
Catholic
Church
has
doubled
Its
'congregation.
It's
almost
Impossible
for
the
(
traveller
to
get
a
room
or
a
bed
'in
Chesham"
Bots
now.
Even
if
a
iroom
Is
to
be
had,
the
cost
is
usually
$4.50
for
"'bed
and
breakfast."
And
It
usually
means
shar-
the
room
with
someone
else.
Ilng
In
the
nearby
town
of
Amer-sham
the
story
is
the
same.
Ten
thousand
reduced-rate
railway
Wlggs
J.
O'Neill
will
be
the
Con-
tlckets
for
worklngmen
are
Issued
servatlve
candidate
ln
Skeena
rid-
'every
montn
at
local
tatlon.
the
last
were
none
Issued
before
the
ing.
the
seat
held
ln
Legis-iThere
lature
by
E.
T.
Kenney,
Liberal,
post
office
has
hUed
ex-Terrace,
the
level
of
pre-war
ln
the
forthcoming
pro-,f,or
10.000
delivered
letters
and
80.000
vinclal
election.
R.
L.
Maitland
K.C.,
Conservative
leader
for
the
prov-
PJtcards
every
week
has
gone
xip
Ince,
announced
today
on
his
return
J?ercen
'
,
.
,
.
'
movie
theatre
hi
ge
from
Skeena
and
Omlneca
ridings',
That
s
What
Will
Influence
United
Ithat
Mr.
O'Neill
would
run
if
his
aooTls
nomination
was
the
desire
of
the
'
States
Relations
With
Vichy
worknp
,
hm,
tn
a(.rfwnnriat.p
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Aug.
8:
)
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
Indicated
yesterday
that
United
States
relations
with
the
Vichy
government
depended
more
on
French
action
defending
French
territory
than
assurances
just
received
from
Vichy.
SHIPS
TO
RUSSIANS
United
States
to
Turn
Over
Four
Tankers
to
Soviet
party
In
the
riding
Mr.
Maitland
The
b
fc
expressed
the
opinion
that
Mr..
to
h
l(m
nQW
s,
ONelll
would
be
unanimously
en-
f
d
ycustomers
agalnst'
300
nor.
dorsed
by
the
Conservative
conven-
maijy
tlon.
Wlggs
O'Neill
is
a
well
known
j
oI
extra
p,,,
ls
and
popuar
figure
of
many
years
!ccounted
for
,by
evacuees
from
standing
in
the
interior.
London,
official
and
unofficial.
Mr.
Maiuana
is
in
r
nnce
ituperi.
Manv
whn
forn,priv
ilved
,
,
,
,
..I
.
.
.
,
i
r
i-
1
tuaay
uiiex
a
visit
to
mice
nuruiciii
ridings
of
Prince
Rupert,
Skeena
and
Omlneca.
He
closes
his
north-
tour
in
Prince
Rupert
tonight
and
will
Sail
on
the
steamer
Cardena
for
Vancouver,
being
due
there
Monday
morning.
The
Conservative
leader
spoke
at
Burns
Lake
and
Telkwa
ln
Omlneca
riding,
devoting
most
of
his
time
to
discussing
agriculture,
highways
and
decentralization
of
industry.
He
vigorously
assailed
the
Pattullo
government
for
lack
of
war
effort..
MUST
CARRY
MASKS
LIVERPOOL,
Eng.,
August
8:
Vh
Employees
of
some
Liverpool
firms
who
forget
their
gasmasks
are
sent
home
for
them
and
lose
time
and
wages.
In
the
capital
now
commute
back
and
forth
daily.
Others
have
settled
ln
the
country
for
the
Halibut
Sales
American
Aleutian,
40,000,
Royal,
12c
and
10.5c.
Superior,
32,000,
Storage,
12c
and
10.5c.
Tllllkum,
21,000,
Booth,
12.2c
and
10.5c.
SUCCEEDED
IN
MATRIC
John
Nlcholls
of
this
city
was
successful
In
the
recent
Senior
Matriculation
examination.
Ills
name
was
omitted
from
the'
official
list
as
Issued
from
Victoria.