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GIBRALTAR
AND
SUEZ
LONDON
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here
1
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IN
ANTARCTICA
ROSTOV
M.
r
llir
IT
nt
.
.
.
ITALY
IS
the
s"Ulh,
sav
that
r.frmatiM
and
JatK
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i
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lne
u(rmani
nk
it
a
liavi-
at
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f
.
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.
mm
mr
iiic
iiuiiuiai
"We.
their
huii.il
ti
fr
there
lifillC
'ter
drstnivrfi
l.v
th
Rritish.
'P
"whalers"
have
been
at
the
y
f
Whales
where
there
are
1,0
whale.
30
NAZI
PLANES
DOWN
L(I
-'".1
jnree
nunarea
I
k,!?,"
wtre
brouKl
down
In
the
oi
the
Balkans.
Royal
Air
'te
lossf$
but
were
as
,,eaVy
nt
nearl
.
.
...
.......
f
Ails.
O-LLTS
SPEEDY
TRIAL
1,
Wlllam
Manual,
a
soldier,
hav
1
Wen
commit!-.,)
trlot
tn
rltv
W1':e
court
.,n
---.
mi
a
cnarge
ui
ui,
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ame
before
Judge
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W.
E.
Fisher
this
Whlnk
.
.
.
.
.
v,
ws
set
lor
inursaay,
Mercury,
.05A
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rir.
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i
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divisions
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.
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in
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i
muiiiiiHvi
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.
.
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1
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n-i
166.
Con.
Smelters,
32.50.
East
Malartic,
2.27.
Fcrnland,
.01.
Hardrock,
.71.
Int.
Nickel,
29.07.
Kerr
Addison.
3.B5.
Little
Long
Lac,
186.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.G0.
Madscn
Red
Ukc,
.59.
McKcnzic
Red
Lake.
1.07.
Moncta,
.45.
Noranda.
49.75.
Pickle
Crow.
2.35.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.90.
San.
Antonio,
2.10.
Shcrritt
Gordon,
.Mi.
Uchl.
.07.
Bouscadillac,
.02.
Mosher,
.04'2.
Oklend,
.04.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Ik
:
MEATLESS
Dominion
Bridge,
Weather
Forecast
General
Syn.H
b"
cloudy
ami
cool
w
showers.
There
nave
the
we
a
coast
erly
gales
on
westuoasioi
1
v
v"v"
.
to
...
...
Hrrrcaslng
Strong
souui
win--,
.
it.ie
nftrrnoon.
Ciouay
Centre.
1n
ackirewmg
a
puonc
.meeting
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
last
night..
Only
tlirough
banding
and
working
togoUrer
to
control
-lhe
lives
of
men
could
progress
be
made
in
democracy.
Unless
a
system
was
set
ud
insuring
social
sec
urity
there
would
be
chaos
at
the
rnrl
of
the
wrcsent
war.
There
rURO-
The
RrltLsli
rarrion
Is
Sold
Or
Sfrrrd
Only
on
aur
nolhin3
ncw
in
ounmiunlly
i.i-
tnrM
Mi
at
the
outer
HiTLtit
noAits
a;ain
'
.
I
,
I
I
II
1
1
.
-
days
And
Sundays
Now
The
C.
C.
F.
toni
Isitcntly
supported
all
Improvements
In
social
legislation
ibut
the
ultimate
ntm
was
complete
socialization.
Only
through
it
would
come
per-
j
mancnt
security.
Mrs.
Jamicson
declared
that
the
whole
matter
of'f
social
security
thould
be
a
federal
responsibility.
Mrs.
Jamieson's
audience
numbered
possibly
some
150
or
200
persons.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
octcd
as
chairman.
The
proceeding!'
open
with
staging
of
"O
Canada."
I
A
War
Service
Subscriptions
7
SAAf
ROBERTSON
rrfriUA
!
ff"!Pl.
.lam
ownerslilp,
declared
Mrs.
JamleMBi.
jlol.rtBoIv
banadiaai
Pn"ss
lndon
7n
Loh-
Playgrounds,
wat-cr
sya-
superintended
mil
.war
corres-BLRLIN.
,
5.
-D
M.
m
n
B.
news
news
May
oSeratcd
Jlke
and
gudl
wcrc
ndmt
ft,cd;
as
a
agency
reporte
that
U
c
ale
ol
on
a
commullily
basis.
why
could
rcsuU
of
cnpmjr
acijon
whi)c
on
a
meat
d
renins
of
It
in
restaur-
t,)ls
not
done
wilUl
transport-
voyage,
according
to
official
ants
hr,
been
aloived
caewpt
on
Uon
uUliUeSi
banks
and
even
such
d
f
m
hnri6n.
He
had
just
rmiv
nianrelliir
Hitler
en
-
uiun'
"-
"
mings
iii-uvi.iS
v"'w
--
v.Hted
Canada,
on
a
mrntn-s
lur-
....
.j
-,i..m.nn
Ust
quiremcrws
01
uie
.
why
could
not
the
government
go
.,,,
nnrf
,
nn
his.
wav
ba-k
to
ilfl
Hiuii
Jftiiu
UtiviiiviiMj
.
t
11.1.
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1
1
in
a
loiir
haraiiCTJc
wiore
into
the
revenue
t.
,
r
t-tt
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4likf
111
...
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i
b
4
nnu
rii
111
n
nirrri
riii
111c
iiva
M0t
DUi
auniiuru
me
1
1.
it
ia
.jtain
tutnrfr
caucu
rrimc
un-
,
.
a.
1
inn
a
inni
nnn
iulim
1
3
it.
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nn.i
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if.
j
n.ii.l
IU
alt
..
...
.
.
a.
fit
tn
11
rm
rirt
-itf
1
.n
11
rr
11
111.
I
ROES
(iKEiTER
PATHOL
HW
YORK
Declarinc
that
j
J.ll
HMIII.f
.
I.I
.
C
1
lit-
cnurii
iiiiiKir.
KnraKiiiE
daiui-
.I.LI
a
n.i
fnn41
Iiror
ni
naval
ronvovs
OI
car-
sinkings
of
British
ships
was
Mrinin
ciM
U'ltlklf.
that
Un-
'
unil
aiiiifaiifa
"
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourtj
8.
D.
JohMton
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.04.
Bralorne.
950.
nentinta-
Dentonla,
.01
.Ol'.i.
'i.
Jamicson
Jamicson.
Falrview,
.01.
Oold
Belt,
2S.
Hcdley
Mascot,
.52A.
Mlnto,
.Oli-Noble
Five,
.002A.
Pacific
Nickel.
.04.
Pcnd
Oreille,
1.20.
Pioneer,
2.00.
Premier.
.91.
Privateer,
.44.
Reeves
Macdonald,
.10.
Reno.
.10.
Relief
Arlington,
.02A.
Sheep
Creek,
.70.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.07
Vi-Calmont,
.16.
C.
&
E.,
1.07.
Home,
.1.55.
Pacalta,
.05A.-Royal
Canadian,
.0G.
Okalta,
.50A.
indut
(tries?
It
had
lond01L
nobertson
was
35
years
of
eone
into
the
liquor
business
which
-jji.
naiiadian
was
a
source
of
considerable
rev-
prcss
for
twenty-two
years
starting
enue.
Tlie
(jovennnent
had
already
as
a
messcnscr
buy
and
workin?
clothed
Itself
with
authority
to
go
up
to
pnrtv
Df
superintend
-into
the
fuel
'business.
c,u
of
thC
iondoit
Bureau.
He
ac-
The
so-called
txtHa.1
legislation
pompanied
the
Second
Canadian
n4or
Ihp
rfl1llt.n1l.Mc
SVstCITl
Was
.
1
-
uuilWJtllw
i
jjiirtutu,
.
-...iw..
n,,artT
7.45.
.imiv
or-
stim-caT).
declared
Mts
ARE
TIED
FOR
CUP
R.M.KS
Defeat
Headquarters
Five
t0
Nothing
in
Football
Saturday
Afternoon
Itockv
Mohntain
Rangers
defeat
5
to
nil
I
subscriptions
received
from
American
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
Can-,
Tongass
30i000i
pacific,
9.5c
and
adian
War
Service
Fund
total
?5c
$1,185.00.
The
following
arc
ack-,
artlnda-Ci
2800o,
Booth,
9.9c
nowlcdged:
and
7
5c
Morgan-Scwell
tamp
Seattle,
30,000,
Storage,
9.8c
and
J
R
Morgan
Co.
Ltd.
$125.00
7.5c
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morgan
15.00
Yakutat,
30,000,
Royal,
10.1c
and
Dr
O.
E.
Bayfield
.':...10.00
7.5c
F
Van
Beurdcn
-
-
10.00
Balder,
18,000,
AUln,
10.5c
and
A.
Kosko
10
7.5c.
j
p
croll
1
00
Canadian
p.
Glammon
10
00
sea
Ranger,
20,000,
Atlln,
10.2c
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Slmonds
10.00
and
7C.
McDonald
i"
""
Tramp,
17,000,
Facmc,
iu.hc
ana
N.
Ohman
J.
Christopher
...
B.
Lansdowne
..
T.
B.
Handley
p.
Turner
-
M.
Karela
M.
Korpi
A.
Petrowltz
L.
Pine
Monks
.
10.00
7r
v.
Turceon
0.00
subscriptions
under
$6.00
....
277.25
;
Employees
Kelley
10.00
Morris
IL,
14,500,
Storage,
9.8c
and
8.00
7c.
3.00
Mother
III.,
15,000,
Storage,
10c
8
00
and
7C.
8
00
mtend,
5,500,
Storage,
10c
and
7c.
800
Nornen,
7,000,
Booth,
10.1c
and
7.50
7c.
7.50
7.50
M.
Gcrmyn
im
E.
A.
Greer
600
600
j.
Sorensen
-
t
KPith
-
000
MENZIES
ON
WAY
ACROSS
ouu.ta.
P,t.-
MlnUter
Of
Australia
To
Speak
In
United
States
And
Logging
Co.
Lia
Canada
Morgan
Cumshewa
Camp
.
1
t
iA.ni.
$
25.00
n.
Westerholme
8.50.
NEW
YOR1C,
May
5;
Pruiie
j
Yavorsky
8.50
1
Minister
R.
G.
Mcnzles
of
Australia
0
Ne5S
7.50'ls
enroute
from
London
to
New
1
.
T'
t
r.o
vrif
otmarH
nn
American
cliDticr
Prince
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
Disincv
v'
""
una
to
Ci
cj.
Hartman
iiarwnau
7.50
states
and
canaaa
on
oenaii
01
Mod
wa
te
to
Charlotte
Charlotte
Wands
is.u.-.--
-
and
subscriptions
.
.
,
a.
..rfnns
I
1
1
J
LI
Li
T
light
light
soutneas.
soutneasi,
wT
r
""ff.rpd
and
elected
for
speedy
!mlid
with
a
few
light
scatters
showers.
...
1
unaer
?o.uu
"
nI
war
against
Oer-
E.
A.
Peters
$245.75
'Britain
In
,thc
17.00
(many.
Meal"?'
rorecast
Tomorrow's
Tides-
W
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-.
High
6:35
am.
17.1
ft.
moderate
islands--Usht
to
19:54
p.m.
17.1
ft.
W
hT.
.n,rth
wind,
pari
9.6
ft.
LoW
0:25
a.m.
13:10
p.m.
63
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
5
CENTS.
v
Nil
mi.
-v.i
.
j
.
PKINCE
IIUPEUT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
5,
1941.
PRICE:
WAR
IN
IRAQ
LslU-nshlinif
between
the
ini
-
.,
.1
.
The
for
the
lourwi
uj.
4
.....,
f
Iraa.
who
fled
rmer
rtsv-
....
.
Ilim
f
..
1
.-U
U
nOW
III
HIWiWIvm
.
.
....
armv
lu
uiaiwi
.if
nr
11
mi
j
..-.i
the
new
government
t
:
oil
mrn.
uuu
v
lhe
confidence
01
c
J"'
nlTI.K
OF
BRITAIN
(iVDo'v
-
Twenty-four
Nal
...
-.r
ihot
down
as
me
iftuaffe
made
wiae-
j
on
CJreat
uriiain
...
k.end.
ine
raius
nni
imv
-
rniiimtratfd
on
I..IV-
.1
Saturday
nielit
aunougn
fist
coast
town
was
also
ji.
.ttirknl.
London
was
.
k.mhH
ataln.
lienasi
rc-
;..
.
lieavv
attack
last
nlghl,
mr
and
casualties
were
RtPl
LSKI)
AT
TOBRUK
fur
key
Offers
To
Mediate
Check
On
YugoSlavs;
Mrs.
Jamicson
Speaks
jSOCIALIZE
FOR
PEACE,
Are
Loyal
j'
PROSPERITY
NEW
YORK.
May
5:
(CPt
,
..
.
.
-KC.rl
United
States
coastguardsmen
w"man
AJerts
today
boarded
Yugoslav
ships
f""
.""'i0
I
1
uturc
In
New
York
harbor
as
a
pre-
!
cautionary
measure.
Washing-
"
,
ton
reports
said
that
the
coast
Only
in
a
sysism
of
socialization
guard
was
Investigating
planned
for
the
welfare
of
the
whether
the
crews
were
loyal
many
can
lie
.ruiute
prosperity.
to
the
government
of
Kin?
security
and
.peace,
declared
Mrs.
Peter
II
and
found
them
so.
Laura
Jamcscn.
C.
C.
F.
member
.
of
the
Legislature
for
Vancouver
Canadian
Press
Man
Is
Missing
AIR
FORCE
Brest,
Rotterdam,
Antwerp.
Le-
llitrr
1
rtrl
I
hrhniirir
flnmhfl
LONDON,
May
5:
(CP)
r"PI
'
Tlr'tlsh
British
I"'1''
Bulletins
DROWNED
AT
VANCOUVEIt
NORTH
VANCOUVER
WUUam
Oakley
is
believed
to
have
been
drowned
when
a
rowboat
capsized
on
the
North
Shore.
Four
were
saved.
WINS
TAN
ANA
TOOL
FAJUVANKS,
Fred.
Miller
took
a
priie
ot:
$100,000
In
the
-Tan-ana
Ire
PooL-
The
ice
broke
at
1:50
a.m.
Saturday,
the
earliest
lime
on
record.
rATTULLO
RETURNING
OTTAWA
rremier
T.
D.
Pat-tullo
left
Ottawa
last
night
on
his
return
to
Victoria
after
conferring
with
the
federal
government
here.
R.OA.F.
CRASH
States,
she
supremacy
over
Germany.
ROOSEVELT
SPEAKS
WASHINGTON
Speaking
In
Virginia
yesterday
President
Roosevelt
said
that
United
States
was
ever
ready
to
fight
for
democracy.
He
recalled
words
of
President
Wilson
that
democracy
could
not
survive
In
isolation.
He
warned
the
Axis
that
It
must
inevitably
perish.
Spiritual
value
would
ultimately
prove
stronger
than
the
sword.
URGES
IMMEDIATE
WAR
BOSTON
President
James
Conant
of
Harvard
University
urges
an
Immediate
declaration
of
war
by
United
States
on
Germany.
Conant,
who
recently
returned
from
a
trip
to
England,
said
the
hour
for
action
had
now
struck.
4
IS
ACTIVE
B"dge1t1
ate
un
fli
uuawa
OTTAWA,
vy&Amm,
May
"
5.
'
The
'
bud
Upper
Hand
Activities
Elsewhere.
NAZIS1N
t
nrfro
nnm.hprs
nt
Incendiary,
Belfast.
The
at-
v
pro
droDoed
on
j.-i,
viooviiv
.nii
tamed
I
or
1
iicr.
woo
j
IRAQ
AIR
FORCE
IS
DESTROYED
4
jAkita
..-in
nnpn
at
Ottawa.
4
.
!
i
,
..
ir
vn1
A
'I'n
bv
utuaw.
nui
wjv...
-
varying
tvcjmiia
'
.
.
...
Tt
i
avnoxtaH
Inhp
4
.
r.:itl.
.
....i
r
hnmhi-r?
lint
hlirht
scored
direct
T
touay-
"
w
"Uk
7--"
"
suuauon
lnerc-iou
ff-'
h?"
a,S!
long
as
the
Conservatives
are
To
B
In
Control
.
not
evnected
to
raise
any
ob-
,
J
,i5h
nwiuISin
of
tne
government
to
finance
llablc
reports
today
that
cd
other
,h
widespread
1
objectlveo
In
;
war
effort
or
tne
aS
m
ZZZl
'
TnTr
you
go"
policy.
,
to
m;diate
between
Iraq
and
bombs
.were
dropped
on
or
heavy
near
the
two
battleships.
France,
the
Netherlands.
Norway
and
shipping
at
sea
came
in
for
British
attack
including
such
points
as
Rotterdam,
Antwjcrp,
LeHavre
and
Cherbourg.
A
direct
hit
was
rcjwrted
to
have
been
scored
on
one
enemy
transport
ship.
Cologne
in
Germany
proper
was
ATTACK
IS
BROKEN
UP
,
Great
Britain.
Informed
sources
said
Great
Britain
would
accept
the
offer
contingent
on
Iraq's
withdrawal
of
Jorces
menacing
llabbaniyah
airdrome.
CAIRO,
May
5:
(CP)
M0st
of
Iraq's
air
force
"already
has
been
deiitroycd,"
the
British
Middle
East
command
said
today
and
Iraq
artillery
which
pounded
the
besieged
I!
ISSSW
HUsh
Beiieved
U,
Definitely
Have
at
Habbaniyah
was
tne
new
nign,
powerca
unusn
at
-.v.i,-
Tobruk
vw
Now
..
rendered
MMnntMv
comoaratlvely
inade
VnadP-
bombs.
quate
yesterday
'by
our
aircraft."
llhe
British
garrison
at
HaKKam-
CAIRO,
May
5
(CP)
Imperial
yah
I
intact
and
has
suffered
forces,
counter-attacking
the
Oer-
very
few
tasualties,
a
communique
mans
'and
Italians
at
Tobruk,
were
said,
and
the
Britih
troops
re-reported
today
by
the
Middle
East
mam
without
Interference
in
the
command
to
have
broken
up
Axis
occupation
of
the
Basra
area,
preparations
for
renewal
of
assaults
'
Half
of
the
Iraq
air
force
was
on
the
port.
Heavy
casualties
were
reported
to
have
been
destroyed
Inflicted
on
Axis
forces
which
still
fai
twenty-five
planes
which
were
hold
a
small
sector
of
outer
de-
rendered
useless
at
Bagdad
airport
fences.
There
have
been
heavy
by
British
bombing,
raids
by
the
Royal
Air
force
on
Ben-
The
Britiih
have
occupied
Basra,
gasl,
Derna
and
Benlna.
The
Brl-V
driving
out
-the
Iraq
forces,
and
tlsh'
are
mopping
up
in
Ethiopia,
taking
over
the
air
field.
,
I
Twenty
thousand
British
troops
'are
reoorted
marchlnK
on
iiagaaa.
The
exiled
rentrnirans,-joTalila.lias'calledonloyal
Iraqi
Icll
K
A
II
IV
Pns
to
march
on
uagaaa
ana
DlvJ
MAlXlUlJ
regain
the
government.
J
Meanwhile-
Berlin
reports
that
Belfast
And
Liverpool
Bear
Brunt
Nazi
trooji
have
been
landed
In
Of
Week-end
Luftwaffe
Attacks
iraq
from
transpontp
lanes.
The
I
flow
of
the
oil
line
to
Haifa
has
LONDON,
May
5:
(CP)
North-
been
stopped,
the
line
being
now
cm
Ireland
offi-ially
announced
m
-aql
handj,
Berlin
claims,
today
that
much
damage
to
com-
and
the
British
forces
at
Basra
mercial,
industrial
and
resiaemiai
have
been
surrounaea
vy
nrnrvlv
was
inflicted
on
Belfast-
Even
W
the
flow
of
oil
from
Iraq
OTTAWA
Flying
Officer
David
last
night
In
a
German
air
raid,
should
be
stopped,
there
would
be
Smith
of
Hamilton
was
killed
The
Nazis
also
pounded
at
Llv-
jflertty
of
oil
reserves
lor
neon,
when
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
crpool
for
the
fourth
successive
sh
fleet
In
the
eastern
Meditfr-
1
-
.
a
t
n!
Jt.
ftf
a.i
-
.
-
1
1.
A-
A
.
n,rrvrnl
rnn'
tlniiaLlon
ed
ca
Fortress
roriress
Hcadqdartcrs
iitiuijuaiw.-ia
w
i
nune
crasnea
ai
inuing
msiM
ji
wi
cvpu...-
-
..in
football
Saturday.
As
a
result
tain,
Manitoba,
after
a
collision
of
the
German
effort
to
wrecK
on-
Rangers
and
Signal
Corps
are
now
wilh
another
plane
in
mid-air.
:th
ports
at
which
North
Amcrt-
il.
J
r
it,.
rAMmy4n
flirt
HTVl
fTP
.
t
n
r
m
H1.na
tvtir1i
a
nnr
M
iirHr.
he
received.
will
be
a
play-off
Wednesday.
Halibut
Sales
s
forced
landing
at
Slocan
Park,
British
Columbia,
but
neither
pilot
nor
crew
were
hurt.
Appointments
At
high
explosive
and
tlmebomtos
p.
l
P.
1
lOllCI
J
U
FOREST
FIRES
OVER
'three
and
a
half
hours
and,
alter
Nofma
Rogers
and
George
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
HOUSE,
the
bombers
left,
the
time
homos
,
Receive
Promotlons
Alberta-A
downpour
of
rain
ov-
kept
expiocung.
ine
the
week-end
doused
serious
kept
coming
over
to
seemingly
cr
"
c
.
,
.
.
-
'
1
oflivp
uravp
The
ossl
Helge
Holkestad
Joins
Stall
Dr.
Dr.
Neal
Neal
M.
M.
Carter,
uaner,
uiretwi
director
of
u.
the
w
forest
fires
near
here
ana
uic
eean;ic
.
K,ri
u
now
said
officially
to
be
,of
Oife
was
believed
later
.today
m
RUDCrt
Fisheries
Experlmen-
0TCr.
'be
not
quite
as
great
as
i
nugj
tal
statlon,
announces
the
promo-
have
at
first
been
expected,
lhe
Qf
Mlss
Norma
from
I
bad,
if
not
worse,
than
.
technlc-
it
s
SUPERIORITY
raid
was
vn
o
Junlor
to
6enlor
NASimlLE.
Tennessee-Wen-
,Uia
of
April
15
Seven
enemy
chemUtry
department
of
'ptones
were
brought
down,
six
by
taklng
the
place
oI
deR
Willkie
said
here
yesterday
that
-iihln
three
to
six
months
night
fighters.
'Kenneth
Harding,
resigned.
No
ap-
e
raid
on
uverpooi
Is
being
made
lmmedl-
nl
e
d
Stales
would
be
produc-
,
polntment
rmorwarmXuisthnGer.
,
mil.rla1
than
Titr-
Iwas
IWiUS
WUI"""
5
U
atdV
tO
to
fill
I1U
Mlss
WCia
Roger,
j
JJiatc.
place
Britlln
night.
The
enemy
planes
IS
GtZ
Baker
has
been
promoted
eanadd
.Saturday
LrZ
U
to
IT
suSemacy
(ncw
high
in
Indian
file.
On
Satur-
Jtto
ot
Jun,or
technician
x
SZZ::tl
war
Se
tday
nigh,
no
less
than
jlxtmj
of
Prerlgerallon
branch.
t'1G
rams
wl
0
Holkestad
has
beei
cnemy
4u,I
statement
after
ll
Helge
rl
Charles
!
u
.fmiheSi
Lindbergh
had
hTrsald'thaf,
said
nai
down.
Fourteen
had
been
(the
pre-!
pom
ea
.
,
technician
to
of
pn
,,
,
..u
help
Grea
r.rrit
'VIOUS
rivu
iui
"".""
"
Dr
rr
.
B
B.
E.
Uaiiey
WlWl
UIC
.
no
SlSrJSU
matter
how
much
S
yro
Planes
brought
down
in
&
a
single
;J"ey
PnrtNtnnuth.
TlVmOUUl
aiKl
tu-
.
.
i..
mirut
ansit.
ntaht
as.
lii
A.'
t
"
I
-
2L1J
&J1MVM
1-
I
well
Btt
several
dlstrlqts
on
the
n
1
e
I
ankn
lujntheast
.coast
iind
East
Anglla.
:!BeIgi
lans
uiuwiv
Tnrinn
-was
also
under
alarm
n
1
f.wm
mirinteht
until
5:30
am.
oiiirtni
I
niTinillSOrV
account
of
enemy
planes
passing
enroute
to
Uverpool.
ew
w,moo
Mi
if
ofV
nfirVlCe
UCIVIUU
London.
lUUUdljr
were
dropped
on
assist
animal
ammai
f
.u
would
,aa
never
.vpr
i,ae
have
air
air
night.
ignu
.
,
..
,
.
itamln
itamln
research
researcn
work.
woi.
A
total
of
twenty-iour
cnru
.
planes
were
brought
down
over
vice-consul
here.
Britain
during
,me
weeK-.u
-
has
been
advised
of
teen
by
night
fighters.
I
.
bv
the
Belgian
govern-
rn"
'ment
In
London
extending
compul-
EIRE
IjSBOMBED
Q
ftU
Bel.
1
born
between
January
1,
1902.
DUBLIN
An
unidentified
plane
glans
today
dropped
bombs
at
College
land
December
31,
1921,
even
to
noneTl
those
who
have
been
definitely
ex-
hin
hill,
Donegal.
'empted
otherwise
than
by
app'J-
t
ir
Rchrlabere
arrived
In
the
cation
of
new
military
laws.
A
Vancouver
and
previous
exemption
for
physical
cltv
on
dyu
InTthe
time
of
the
disability
does
not
exempt
Belgian,
w
ll
r
mn
sal"
between
sixteen
and
forty-five
which
the
BC.
Clothiers
are.
cSuSEgV
W
of
age
from
registration.
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