BRITISH
OFFENSIVE
NOW
OTTAWA,
July
12:
(CP)
The
Royal
Air
Force
has
succeeded
where
the
German
air
force
failed
and
British
nlanes
are
sweeping:
over
occupied
territory
inviting
combat
while
the
bombers
smash
at
objectives
in
Germany
in
daylight,
Cap-
.
j
tt
if
n
lr
n..!i!
i
it
t
r
i
r
-
k
lam
ii.
ii.
uaiiour,
uriusu
unoer
oecreiary
iorair,
said
in
an
interview
today.
He
said
the
R.A.F.
had
taken
over
the
initiative
in
the
air
fighting
thf
initiative
lost
by
the
Germans
when
defeated
in
the
Battle
of
Britain.
AIR
RAID
ON
SUEZ
:
Some
Damage
Done
Sin
Persons
Killed
And
Fourteen
Injured
CAIRO.
July
12:
(CP)
The
Egyptian
government
announced
today
that
Axis
air
raiders
had
caused
some
damage
In
an
air
raid
early
today
on
the
Suez
Canal
region
Six
persons
were
killed
and
fourteen
were
Injured.
PERU
AND
ECUADOR
Trouble
Is
Breaking
Out
Anew
Between
Two
South
American
Republics
LIMA
Peru.
Julv
12:
(CP)
The
Peruvian
Foreign
Office
declared
today
that
fresh
B:uadorlan
attacks
had
been
experienced
at
several
places
along
the
eastern
frontier
and,
since
It
would
be
"useless
to
protest,
an
order
had
been
issued
to
Peruvian
troops
to
repulse
with
arms
"any
new
aggression"
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
It
has
beer,
eloudy
and
mild
off
the
coast
with
light
rains
in
the
extreme
north
portion.
West
Oriastl
i1
Vnnrnnwr
T.clniid
-LiSSht
nnrthwpst.
winds,
hprnmlnff
westerly
with
local-cloudiness
and
nuld
near
the
coast.
Elsewhere
It
fair
and
mild.
Dead
Fisherman
Is
Brought
Here
Provincial
rtanet.nhla
n
V
flland
returned
to
the
city
last
night
on
ponce
boat
P.L.M.
8
with
the
dy
of
the
dead
fisherman
who
ad
been
found
at
Wark
Canal
on
Thursday
afternoon.
The
fisher
man,
whose
name
is
Martin
Ander
n
Holmberg,
died
of
a
heart
at
w'
lr
4ils
boat-
He
was
fishing
OTTAWA
meat
ra
Has
Wings
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
nflvlntr
thplr
win
irs
vester-
,
v
vv
'
io
vm
"
-
,
.
.
w
day
at
nearby
Uplands
com
monwealth
training
school.
TO
HOLD
CARNIVAL
sons,
sons,
decision
decision
was
waa
!
made
at
a
meet-.-
",
tion
Is
about
'17.
rpfilsa
week
and
that
won't
buy
much
more
than
a
couple
of
chops.
.
Chicken,
fish
offals
and
oth-
rr
unratloned
Successful
t
Operations
t
With
Subs
LONDON.
July
12:
(CP)
First
Lord
of
thp
Admiralty
A.
.
,
V.
Alexander
said
today
that
r-i
1
4i
iir-ii
i
t
T"
t
Skies
Over
Channel
Alive
Yith
Bombers
and
fighters
areat
Britain
had
had
par-
Tniljiv
rnllnumf
Nirrht
Attnrk
on
Williplnmliafni
timlarlv
sur.r.psKful
hneratlbns
against
German
submarines
dnrln?
I.hp
mast
few
weeks
but
iravp
nn
dpfcalls.
READY
MADE
;
MEALS
NOW
Canned
Fowls
Handy
in
View
Rationing
and
Shortage
of
Some
Foods
have
pounded
railway
and
canal
communications
in
the
store
COUnter.
bt
'imer
area,
r
we
uerman
lighters
were
destroyed
destroyed
and
and
The
The
tw
Bm
sh
fighters
are
missing,
iti
,
tt-at
rflnnrtpd
nheprvrfrj
nn
f
hp
a
.a.
a.
a.
.
.
.--.....t'
southeast-
coast
said
that
mid-day
...
sklu
were
alive
with
fighters
pro-
.
.
i
n
tecting
very
large
bombers.
I
JLOCftl
DOV
of
UiNUUJN,
July
lz:
(Lr)
Ureat
lintain
sent
some,
London,
July.
12:
tcpi-Ration-of
its
heaviest
bombers
back
over
the
English
Channel
to-
ing
and
a
shortage
of
some
of
the
day
after
a
night
assault
on
the
naval
base
of
Wilhelm-tood3
vle
llke
to
eat
brmg"
chniVm
Il'iv
vniflors
uovn
rnnnrlnrl
nut
hri!f
atSvoKr
tr
ncw
dlshCE
July
12:
(CP1-
-
products
help
MtAWJtv
for
VAvmtA
Arthur
Rmlth
of
Prlnre
Complete
the
"
s
.
.
..
'
Rupert
was
among
trainees
of
main
course
menu
but
there
are
still
empty
days
for
meat-conscious
Cil-
tons.
These
are
filled
by
new
dishes,
tinned,
prepared
dinners
of
meat
and
veeetables.
Stewed
rabbit
with
another.
l
1
Counters
are
lined
with
shiny
,
tins
of
ready-cooked
dinners
and
store
clerks
say
they
are
much
.hi.
demand.
"Shiny"
really
described
the
tins,
because
paper
is
scarce
and
.
ui
laUolc
ttefoaH
nf
.
Enthusiasm
PrevaiU
lor
Effort
on
-
p
b
n12
used
Behalf
of
Civic
Centre
Project-
(
"
what.s
lnslde
Organization
Unacr
way
(
Eggs
are
more
plenUfurthan
dur-
Wllh
a
representative
and
enthu-
VUTtoa'Ti
Is
a
wi
slastlc
attendance
of
over
forty
per-
Pson
War
News
PREPARE
AX
DAKAR
VICHY
Informed
circles
here
yesterday
said
that
defences
at
Dakar,
French
West
Africa,
were
being
put
in
readiness
to
meet
any
possible
new
landing
attempt.
i
EVACUATING
BAL1IC
STOCKHOLM
It
was
reported
here
today
that
Russian
submarines
were
evacuating
the
Baltic
Sea-
ROOSEVELT
AtjuRESSOR
BERLIN
A
German
government
spokesman
said
today
that
United
States
would
have
to
lake
the
offensive
in
a
"shooting"
war
between
United
States
and
Germany.
The
Berlin
press
described
President
Roosevelt
as
a
"ruthless
aggressor."
j
States.
ulletins
SWEDEN
HELPING
FINLAND
STOCKHOLM
Sweden
Is
making
.shipments.
-of
flour,
.ranned
meats,
butter
and
dried
fruits-to
assist
in
feeding
the
people
-of
Finland.
AMERICANS
EXPELLED
BERLIN
United
States
consular
officials
have
been
ordered
ito
ntemblA
at
Frankfurt-on-Main
departure
to
the
United
hours
with
numerous
suggestions
being
made
in
the
course
of
a
gen-
prnl
discussion.
Committees
were
appointed
follows:
Sports
H.
Morgan.
Exhibits
H.
J.
Graham.
Concessions
Norton
Youngs.
Program,
O.
C.
Ollker.
Tickets
W.
F.
Stone.
Publicity
Q.
L.
Rorie.
House
Committee
R.
O.
Suther-
1
a
n
rT
Construction
Committee
Artnur
i
Murray.
.
Refreshment
stands
Mrs.
j.
n.
Tens.
Tearoom
Mrs.
A.
uaroe.
Horse
Race
tlckets-O,
J.
Dawes.
cautalns
Robert
Tobey,
J.
Pierce.
E.
Smith,
J.
Cam-
adlna,
D.
Miller.
Tommy
tT,
Lindsay,
Orven
Hooper,
Herb
Mor
gan.
Jack
Ray
and
cy
ft-cuew.
Aninist
18
to
22
were
sn
as
dates
for
the
carnival:
for
the
Wales
Island
Cannery
and
was
last
seen
Tuesday,
a
canw
passing
saw
his
boat
in
the
Wark
Canal
and
found
the
dead
fisherman
aboard.
it
1
.
nif
iwrr
virccftrvpr
in
LO
UUTir
UWIl
txnyj.
i&&
F41'1-
VICb
fcVili.w-0
J
1
carnival
thlt
fall
m
aid
OI
Uie
iu-
ut'"""
w
-"
-
--
a
...
t.
.
I
Norton
guaranteed
to
keep
eggs
fresh
for
e
along,wWeh
tne
Russlan
troops
centre
pro
ect
T
i.
cal
civic
centre
project,
want,
Is,
.
nimnst
as
lone
as
you
,nr
tv,
malnr
draws
crowds
like
magic-are
rare-
u6opg
afc
the
front
ly
'
seen,
except
at
war
weapons
.
-
wucr.
IIS
ine
iyOIIUIlUIIiaU
iaitjr
"5"
auctions
where
one
is
usually
good
Pravda
rep0rted
that
the
old
Pol-for
at
least
a
$50
contribution.
A
.
.
ltv
o
plnsk
far
behind
the.
substitute
suuoumrc
Is
"onion
salt'
v;nicn
n
tjgnnan
nnes,
stm
stui
was
was.
ln
m
soviet
ouvrcn,
lends
flavor
to
any
meat
dish
and
hftllds
The
Russians
holding
the!
doesn't
"stay
with
you"
as
long
as
Uy
are
fflU
be
raiding
the
the
real
thine.
Green
onions,
bet
ter
eatea
raw,
also
are
being
used
in
cookings
Lemons
are
something
jour
evacuee
relatives
send
you
from
overseas
two
at
a
time.
But
there
am
aiu
lemon
itiiuw
substitutes
-
which
have
'German
rear.
I
German
Version
feather
Forecast
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Rupert
and
Que.en
Charlotte
Islands
Light
to
moderate.
High
4:05
am.
19.4
It.
!iuth
winds,,
becoming
mostly
16:56
pm.
193
ft.
and
mild
with
light
Jocal
cloudy
Low
10:31
a.m.
37
ft,
rains
towards
evening.
23:00
p.m.
6.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vo
XXX.,
No.
1C2;
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
12,
1941.
'PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Pis....,
g
In
Syria
Is
Now
Ended
ritish
Are
Still
Pounding
Hard
Waves
of
R
AF.
Planes
;
Cross
Channel,
Keeping'
Up
Continuous
Assault;
y
A
jr
French
Commander
Is
u
i
r
CONTRACT
1
1
CONFIRMED:
i
f
1
i
n
f
1
rv-i
S
Estimates
of
the
cost
of
suitably
Istrcnetheninn
the
structure
proved
M1c
w
onlv
regular
customers.
"
As'
,.,,t
:mm
Wrrl'n
interest
in
these,
it
tne
Ing
last
last
niKht
night
in
in
the
"e.cuy
city
counu
council
.Aeis
have
come
Red
army
'
reportea
ioaay
uiau
o
was
honed.
Its
temporary
quarter.
Vnnni?j
YOUngS
was
Was
In
111
the
Uie
tuau
chair
and
miu
me
,
.
.
.
aic
'acu
wuwit
boueht
freely.
Liv
TV,
UlH
rnmmnnH
Command
said
said
anv
one
tlmd
during
the
1940
tour
tat
season
had
to
be
limited
with
lasted
lor
a
coup
e
u
proceedings
Magnetic
Onions
KZT
.K.fnn9i
rh.n
had.
,u
that,
whereas
the
Mus
Onions
the
mention
of
the
word
.
,
th
cHion
of
the
Lnm
pntertained
4035
interested
visitors
in
1939,
only
slightly
over
(Continued
on
Paye
Three)
TO
STAY
IN
ARMY
BERLIN,
July
12:
(CP)
xne,
T.
,
hB
Ai-ned
German
News
Aecncy
D.
N.
B.
re-
"ur
UUl
.'iv.i.
wu.
i.
7"n
ported
today
that
Uie
German
j
shock
iruupcs
nave
uccu
iwuu
in
the
northern
.
.
the
wic
lui
fortlflcattons
witLttiiwiia
w
iw.
i,..
a
good
market,
even
though
they
isection
0f
thc
Russian
front
since
haven't
the
tang
of
the
original
'cariy
moming.
The
High
Com-
..
1
.
....I"
1..
I
rt
fruit.
!mand
communique
merely
said,
Those
scrumptious
cream
putrs
however,
that
operations
on
the
which
the
kiddles
stared
at
open-
eastern
front
"proceed
according
mouthed,
are
sun
in
me
oun
snop
to
pian,"
-
.
ainn
1ftdf
I
WlndOWS,
DUl
you
can
ueu
jruiu
iaa
'ration
coupon
the
cream
la
artlfic-'
ial.
And
the
same
applies
to
Ice-1
(cream.
"Taffy"
carrots
are
the
lollipops
of
today,
you
can
nave
cnucumiea,
i
too,
once
in
a
while,
if
you
want
to
queue
up
with
500
other
people
and
,
.
II
l
U
.ham'1
take
your
cnances
tnat
nicy
men
all
.gone
by
the
time
you
reach
the
counter.
j
Baseball
Scores
'
American
League
New
York
6,
St.
Louis
2.
Washington
1,
Chicago
3.
Boston
NTG,
Detroit
2.
National
League
Chicago
2,
Boston
7-Cincinnati
2
Brooklyn
12.
To
Defence
Duties
on
Atlantic
and
Pacific
Coasts
the
Atlantic
and
those
west
t0
the
Pari
fin
command.
Tt
was
also
announced
that
1300
of
4.000
men
called
for
compulsory
training
July
31
will
be
men
who
have
already
undergone
thirty
days
tralnlne
under
the
National
Re
sources
Mobilization
Act.
Negotiating
mow
ror
Peace
With
British
.jjew
Hospital
Here
to
Cost
$75,000
Yjchy
Government
Turned
Down
Demands
at
First
But
and
to
be
Completed
by
L
eft
Final
necssion
with
General
Dentz
OTTAWA.
July
12:
(CP)
Includ
ed
ea
In
in
construction
construction
contract
contracts
award-
awara-
ea
oy
tne
ieparimeni
01
Aiumuuus
ucuui)
iui,y
uuiuianuEi
m-vim-x
m
ujnag
huj
hih.ii.ii
yesterday
was
that
for
a
military
military
in
to
rlirprr.
direct
tippntifltinns
negotiations
with
with
Great
Great
Britain
Britain
lnokinp:
looking
towari
toward
t.r.sr.lt'il
at
Vrlnpi
Pnnprt
rt,
f
the
ho
job
tnh
avmicf
ipo
nffor
f
i
4.1,
tVio
vpfiioal
f
1
nf
f
it.-
flip
T
V?fliv
7!
O'nvprnniPtlt
.
i
on
ti
coinz
to
E.
J.
Rvan
Contractln2
C
Co.
t
t:uu
4.
u
it
.
.
i
1.
,1
xr,,.
1
whose
bid
was
$75,000.
C
tion
will
start
at
once
and
rcCUnt
acceP
British
terms,
was
announced
today.
Yesterday
ndtobe
it
had
been
announced
that
the
Vichy
government,
after
studying
eHiHvInortho
the
Tlr
British
f
I
cVi
form
terms
e
f
for
nr
an
o
Tl
completed
bv
September-
(The
of
f
iclsl
announcement
at
Ottawa
confirms
a
Dally
News
report
published
last
month
that
the
Ityan
Co.
had
obtained
the
contract.
The
military
hospital
will
form
a
wing
to
the
existing
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
by
which
It
will
be
taken
over
after
the
war.)
MUSEUM
IS
CLOSED
UP
TttfTTNTT
ToVionnn'
Tulv
19
iT.P'ifipnPrfll
Henri
.x.w,
vciw,
"v
.
DRESSING
LONDONERS'
!
PAT
USSHESl
JAV
anir
ntiiun.a
sirea
10
expanu
its
muueoi
exiuun
,
,
-
..
...
.....
tnn.
-w.ni
tint
Viono-o
at.
t.no
mnlm
return
to
the
nearest
Japanese
pork,
potatoes,
turnips
ani
peai
isi
P(0rt
she
.will
be
the
sixth
lone
of
these
and
tinned
stew
isj
t
to
be
taken
over
by
the
panese
government.
NAZIS
HELD
UP
BY
REDS
German
Attempts
To
Cross
Rivers
Are
Smashed
The
Berlin
Version
Owing
to
the
structural
stability
of
its
quarters
in
the
upper
floor
of
the
Public
Mbgjff
buUdfrg.
eum
of
Northern
British
Columbia
has
officially
been
unable
to
open
it
doors
to
the
public
and
visiting
tourists
this
season.
The
Museum
Rnarrl
mpf.
this
wppk
to
revipw
Its
Commissioner,
with
the
co-operation
of
the
City
Library
Board,
made
available
the
upper
floor
of
the
building
containing
the
11b-
rarv.
rary.
The
ine
foundations
luuuuauous
01
m
this
uiu
LONDON,
July
lis:
(CD
Full
effect
of
Britain's
new
coupons-for-clothes
order
will
only
be
evident
when
the
sys
tem
has
been
in
force
for
a
full
year
but
already
sweeping
changes
are
foreshadowed
in
British
fashions..
.
Clothes
"uri
der
the
new
plan
will
be
designed
for
utility,
not
for
appe
a
r
a
n
c
e.
unciuTPwfui
effnrt.a
tn
spriit-P
mnrp
Frills
Frills
and
and
fads
fads
must
must
go.
Women
ards.
suitable
quarters
for
the'
present
must
say
goodbye
to
different
dress-season
and,
among
other
matters,
es
for
housework,
afternoon
gowns,
to
discuss
possible
plans
for
the
lavish
evening
costumes-
Men
must
1942
season.
forego
a
big
selection
of
everyday
In
1936
the
Museum
Board
de-
suits,
black
coats
and
striped
trous-cir
t
ovr.,r.H
ite
nriect
PvV.iv.it
ers,
dinner
Jackets
and
tails.
Fash-
Just
in
Time
armistice
in
Syria,
had
found
them
'unacceptable
and
indications
were
then
that
the
fight
with
Allied
forces
would
continue.
Today,
how-
ever,
a
Vichy
delegation
left
Beirut
to
meet
Allied
authorities
and
ne
gotiate
conditions.
London
sources
said
that
flehtinz
in
Syria
stopped
at
midnight
last
night.
Cairo
headquarters
of
the
British
Middle
East
command
said
that
the
British
and
Free
French
were
ordered
to
cease
fire
after
Dentz
had
agreed
to
negotiate.
Dentz
acted
on
receiving
word
l
from
Vichy
that
the
British
armis
tice,
terms
had
been
turned
down.
Vichy,
however,
left
Dentz
free
to
negotiate
if
he
thought
it
essential
f
rom
a
military
-standpoint;
;
Gov't
Officials
Visit
Smithers
William
Turnbull
and
B.
F.
'
land
There
into
their
Interests
all
along
line.
i
.,.
uttu
lott
tr
department-
Free-
SMITHERS
July
12
William
Turnbull,
chairman
of
the
Land
Settlement
Board
of
Victoria,
was
TOKYO
The
Japanese
nner
at
that
time
displayed
in
tne
toyer
"
!ln
in
Smithers
Bmltners
for
lor
several
several
days
aays
this
mis
Mexico
Maru,
now
loading
in
the
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Com-
f
designers
from
year
to
year
Use--we
m
connection
ith
the
work
PMiilnlnp
ihininin..
ha
h..
hMn
been
nrdprpd
ordered
to
to
morro
merce
nnrt
and
w
W.
.T
J.
Alder,
Aldpr.
then
then
Cltv
fulness
and
durability
will
be
stand-
nf
t.ho
Roard.
Hp
hid
heen
looklne
the
The
Board
of
Trade
introduced
B.
F.
Freeland,
engineer
of
the
the
rationing
system
Just
In
time,
Department
of
Mines,
from
Victor-
said
said
an
an
official
official
of
of
the
the
board.
board.
11
If
H
n
i,aijiuiiicuuiomiMKiJun
aiso
arnveo.
m
omiuiers
on
cu-
n-building
had
been
strengthened
to
had
waited
much
longer
there
would
.
nesday
in
connection
with
matters
1
1
IIK-no
Miirnneoe
Wiif
but
the
q
Yin.
.
..in
.
1
rat.inn
ti
l
I
mertalnlne
nort
Q
rnrr
f
to
r
Vile
his
H
orJ
rtmPnf.
suit
library
purposes
up
per
floor
was
never
Intended
to
accomodate
accomouaue
heavy
ncavor
display
uwyiajr
cases
uucj
or
more
tourist
boats
were
in
port.
The
only
alternative
would
have!
Both
Mr.
Turnbull
and
Mr.
Free-
been
to
restore
supplies
to
snops
w
wx
wic
jiwu
Mttiu
iums-and
tlie
crowds
of
over
a
hundred
,.,.-1-
n,v.ii.h
wnnid
have
day
for
Prince
Rupert
enroute
to
people
at
a
time
such
as
frequently
meant
more
lmports
and
shipping
'victoria.
IlocKed
to
ine
museum
wiien
uuc
ih
Britain
could
afford,
and'
would
have
kept
too
many
workers
awav
from
munitions.
Here
are
some
other
changes
fore-
east
in
wake
of
the
new
edict:
Mending
will
come
into
its
own
a
pain,
at
home
and
in
clothes
stor-
As
a.
public
safety
measure,
the
es.
Women
will
go
Dare-ieggea
in
,
Accomm0dation
numbers
of
persons
aomiitea
at
summer
to
save
irague
our.
iwu-.
ings.
Men
will
switch
from
vests
rn
rmllovers.
SDorts
clothes
and
the
popular
English
combination
of
SDorts
coat
and
flannel
will
disappear:
An
Evening
News
cartoon
deplct-pd
a
r.hib
man
nroudlv
disulaylng
to
admiring
fellow-members
a
formal
suit
with
prominent
tweed
patch
ln
the
pants.
"The
suit's
193
V
ne
was
saying,
"but
this
is
a
bit
of
genu
ine
1928."
Here
are
some
of
the
things
Bri
tons
can
still
buy
without
giving
up
coupons:
clothing
for
children
up
to
four
years
of
age,
hats,
boner
suits,
mending
wool
and
mending
silk,
boot
and
shoe
laces,
elastic,
OTTAWA,
July
li:
I.
.
.
npt
u...--
sar-
j.
L.
Ralston,
minister
of
natlona
Sp,.ond-hand
articles-
young
men
retained
In
the
army
at
the
completion
or
four
momns
compulsory
training
will
be
assign-
to
defence-
of
the
racinc
anu
Atlantic
coasts.
Those
training
east
of
Sault
Ste
Marie
will
go
to
Better
Be
Thin,
Here
are
some
further
sidelights:
thin
Is
better
off
than
i-
A
Him
woman
WUlUail
J
wv.
HOSPITAL
Strained
at
SESSION
in
Institution
Present
Time
At
the
regular
monthly
hospital
trousers
board
meeting
last
night
Miss
Mar
garet
Jamieson
K.N.,
iaay
superintendent,
reported
that
bed
accommodation
was
very
strained
as
there
were
many
more
patients
now
than
Dreviously.
She
also
re
ported
that
there
were
many
Indian
patients.
Consideration
was
given
to
doors
that
had
become
marksd
by
the
beds
Eolne
through
them.
It
was
thoueht
that
metal
plates
on
the
door3
would
meet
the
situation.
Miss
Olive
Gordon
R.N.
was
ap
pointed
to
take
Miss
Jamleson's
place
while
she
is
on
vacation.
pv.nr
haskets
of
fruit
were
don
ated
to
the
hospital
by
the
Can
adian
National
Recreatlprii
Associa-
mas
Mrttritprl
n.it
that
.V.B
hrts-
l
tu
VV&3
iAU..
VW
v..V
VV
l
-
..fnntfli.
ctctni
whpn
ma.klnj?
i
nttal
nroii
nnt
nnara
tin
er
fnr
a
cfltn
clothes.
Outsize
people
get
no
ex-
Lo
should
therefore,
not
be
under
tra
ration.
There's
nothing
to
prevent
a
wo
men
making
herself
a
dress
from
unratloned
black-out
curtaining.
if
all
vour
clothing
Is
destroyed
ln
an
air
raid
you
can
receive
132
coupons
two
years'
supply.
There
will
be
no
extra
allowance
for
wedding
dresses.
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Act-
Miss
Jamieson
reported
that,
the
dumb
waiters
had
arrived.
VITAL
PLANE
METAL
It
is
estimated
S.000
nbunds
of
aluminum
are
required
to
build
a
pursuit
plane.