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ANCHORAGE
tici
Technical
Mission
Flics
Therr
From
Nome
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h
3:
The
two
big
;.
,KiM
planes,
carrying
a
.
..,n:al
mission
to
the
,-
,
,
after
spending
at
here,
left
y
ester-1
'
iiM-tnany.
HOG
SCALE
ft
h
STILL
HIGH
mn'
"
'"tint
for
this
August
was
S
"T"
ail
,n
Jackplne,
with
-rfc
'j!
Wood
counted.
Aluminum
Sal
Sfarfpil
11
.
I
....
I
.
Lnlncp
I-
.
.
iBalllet-Latour.
son
of
the
cnair-
llcnio,
on
Like
L;
Rest
C'arl
"!
Co,-lman
of
the
International
Olympic
f
Canada
&h'
"x.v,i,
....
...
1.
.
t
h
"
u
me
prince
Ru-
Crov
trtif
o
&u.mv
'
"
tne
Canadian
uian
Red
itca
TRANSPORT
IN
CRASH
i
A
British
torpedo
plane
hit
the
ten
thousand
ton
pocket
i
battleship
Luctzow
a
few
weeks
ago,
Air
Secretary
Sir
Archibald
Sinclair
told
a
National
Defence
luncheon
today.
He
cave
no
details
of
the
engagement.
The
Luetzow
formerly
was
the
pocket
battleship
Dcutschland.
1
INDIANS
AT
SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE
Great
Britain's
Imperial
army
in
.Malaya
received
new
and
strong
reinforcements
today
with
the
arrival
of
InilUn
Army
units
fully
motorized
and
bringing
all
fighting
equipment
with
them.
BERLIN
AND
FRANKFURT
HIT
LONDON
Waves
of
Royal
Air
Force
planes
swept
over
the
English
Channel
last
night
and
early
today
to
continue
the
round
the
clock
offensive
by
blasting
Ilcrlin,
parts
of
southwestern
Germany
and
Nazi-occupied
France.
Berlin
and
Franklurt
were
the
main
objectives.
At
Frankfurt
a
severe
attack
was
made
on
railway
lines
and
industrial
targets.
Large
bombs
fell
on
industrial
buildings
in
Ilcrlin
and
great
fires
were
observed
as
British
bombers
set
their
course
for
home.
Nine
Royal
Air
Force
planes
were
lost.
NAZIS
N
EARING
LENINGRAD
BERLIN
German
sources
claimed
today
that
fierce
Russian
resistance
and
adverse
weather
has
failed
to
blunt
the
spearhead
oi
the
Nazi
drive
on
Leningrad
which
they
say
is
now
within
twenty
miles
of
the
city
and
moving
steadily
forward.
:
AND
STILL
TO
RESUME
R.A.F.
HITS
RELATIONS
sprurr
for
War
Purposes
Still
,cr(jay
after
.Royal
Air
Force
opened
at
an
early
date.
However,
ftinnpal
variety
of
Output
In
nlanes
had
roared
high
over
the
;
there
is
no
word
of
a
resumption
I
District
English
Channel
to
continue
as-
of
relations
between
Mexico
and,
saults
both
by
day
and
night
on
Russia.
I
enemy
positions.
j
'
Prince
Rupert
for-
The
daylight
offensive
followed
---w-
'
n
the
month
of
Aug-
an
attack
by
British
bombers
U
i
1
1
1
tTVTi
I
IB
rVJfi
.
r
totalled
32,527,545
Monday
night
on
the
Rhlneland
LJKJ
RLi&J
ZLIVKJ
waro
.
omnared
with
36,-
district
of
Germany
with
cologne
87i40
-:i
rt
tret
In
the
same
the
chief
target.
aotth
a.
vrar.
bringing
the
total
Berlin
Itself
was
given
a
heavy
for!
94
;
Id
Iboaro
Of94l
';
tprlir
'
:ate
up
to
148,756,989
pounding
last
night.
ompared
with
120,226,453
he
first
eight
months
p
Keie
Af
i''
principal
variety
In
1
Paralysis
araiVSIS
l
am
this
August
was
a
purposes,
totalling
204
4
rx:,a
feet
In
comparison
ly.
txiGit.844
board
feet
In
the
an"
Mni'ii
la.nt
year.
Ij'
"
"'i'
per
varieties
this
Aug-
II
iii;rfi
t-f-t
was
as
follows:
f
555,766
094.614
.
.Ofdai
n.hh(i.096.
Bin
:tni
.!!14.177.
BniKK
k
209,628.
iai'Kimi.
'485,472.
Mi.-
'date
ii.
.
urn
2
wnv
mm
lineal
feet
was
in
WOiU
um
K.145
in
hmtt,
Prince
George
PERMITS
Ten
Persons
Believed
To
Have
$424Q
75
com
d
wlth
$3674
50
1
ensued
in
v
'
Plane
LONDON,
Sept.
3:
Guy
de
i
Committee,
Count
Henri
Balllet-
Latour,
was
among
six
passengers
and
four
members
of
the
crew
reported
ported
missing
missing
yesicraay
yesterday
aboard
uouaiu
a
a
,,'!,
WM
in
scssln
lastRoyal
Air
Force
ferry
command
&MHn,,n
rganlzatlonlocally
transport
plane
which
took
off
aauK-aicf
11
t
J
,
,
campalgn
for
the
4
irom
North
America
for
England
.
.
rh
Z.
um
ror
war
P-
on
Monday.
The
crash
occurrca
flail
n
,hp
acnce
of
the
presl
KT3
11
Li.
A
Ton
tu
.
3Ss
K?sldem
McAfee,
vice-
on
a
hillside
on
the
west
coast
01
England
24
hours
after
leaving
United
States.
There
were
no
Total
For
August
$9,025,
Making
Aggregate
For
Year
To
Date
!
$99,778
i
Building
permits
at
Prince
Rup-.
ert
for
the
month
of
August
this
Schools
Closed
During
.Month
of
year
totalled
$9,025
in
value,
September
and
Children
Banned
bringing
the
total
for
1941
up
to
From
All
Public
Gatherings
$94,778
as
compared
with
$32,170
'
in
the
first
eight
months
of
1940,
With
four
cases
of
Infantile
par-
.
I
alysls
now
reported
in
the
district,
schools
In
the
Prince
George
area
AnoK
Wne
KllQV
will
not
reopen
during
the
month
of,
iUgUM
"
CK
VUZy
September.
Children
will
not
at-
;
JlI
,1
T
Pit-f
iititMm.s,
37,792.
tend
Sunday
School
and
a
nan
nas
,
niuillil
111
VUUll
forest
products
such
as
'also
been
placed
on
the
presence
of
Diline
this
August
children
under
eighteen
at
moving
l
H88.765
llnp.il
feet.
Dicture
shows
and
other
public
iy
i,CSs
Than
109
Cases
Handled
hr
tital
fnr
thn
votir
ir
eatherincs.
The
latest
case
of
In-
Willi
Convictions
in
All
But
'i
.843
lineal
feet
com-1
fantlle
paralysis
In
that
area
was
at
Seven
i
:7,278
In
the
first'
Giscome.
of
1940.
Of
the
poles
a
total
of
109
cases,
believed
to
:
constitute
a
record,
were
handled
I
in
city
police
court
during
the
month
of
August.
There
were
102
convlctlops
and
seven
dismissals,
i
Fines
for
the
month,
totalling
$1240,
!
were
the
heaviest
In
many
years
and
iDrougiu
me
aggiegaue
iut
mi
ujj
in
the
first
eight
months
of
1940.
Canada's
Needs
Get
Priority
Ruling
Marie
In
United
States
Regarding
Materials
Needed
By
Dominion
For
War
OTTAWA,
Sept.
3:
Priority
rights
have
been
granted
in
the
milted
Britain
To
Pay
Oil
Royalties
SIMLA,
India,
Sept.
3:-Rellablc
reports
circulated
at
British
general
headquarters
Indicate
that
Anglo-Soviet
terms
for
an
Iran
ian
armistice
would
include
the
ANKARA,
Sept.
3:
An
Ankara
commentator
of
the
British
Broad-casting
Corpora'!-
rvirt-s
th-nineteen
or
twenty
fully
trained
Bulgarian
divisions
are
drawn
up
along
the
Turkish
frontier.
This
J
1
L.
I
1,1
V-11-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
r
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Grandview,
.14.
Bralornc,
11.50A.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.30A.
Hedley
Mfiscot.
.48.
Pcnd
Oreille,
1.65.
Pioneer,
2.40.
Premier,
.86
Privateer,
.48.
Reno,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
.95.
Oils
Calmont,
.25A.
C.
&
E.,
1.32.
Home,
2.32.
Royal
Canadian,
.05V2A.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.12.
Central
Pat.,
1.83.
Con.
Smelters,
40.10.
Hardrock,
.80.
Kerr
Addison,
.4.80.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.99.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.12.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.69.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.08.
Moneta,
.38V2.
Pickle
Crow,
2.90.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.25.
San
Antonio,
2.40.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.87.
Malartlc
Gold,
1.87.
LONDON
HAS
I
blitzkrieg
Is
being
resumed,
London
has
completed
a
month
without
a
single
air
raid
alarm.
While
the
attacks
on
Hull
and
Newcastle
were
quite
heavy,
damage
and
casualties
were
not
particularly
heavy.
The
opening
of
third
year
of
the
war
against
Germany
commenced
Jwlth
that
feeling
of
Jubilant
optl-
Unlted
States
to
products
needed
imlsm
that
Indicates
the
morals
of
by
Canada
In
the
making
of
war
materials.
rvi
Tomorrow
sT
ides
pr
;fP
UUPI'H-
l:
lands-
Fresh
to
strong
ami
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
shifting
to
south-:n
,
...
,-i
winds,
High
0:01
ajn.
20.9
ft.
'."
"..
Overcast
afternoon.
r
the
12:40
p.m.
20.2
ft.
and
breaking
in
,x,i
doudy
Low
6:30
a.m.
3.0
ft
"f
with
rain
squalls.
t..,-noon
18:45
pjn.
5.1
ft
"
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
SEPTEMB
ER
3.
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
ore
Canadian
Troops
Are
Across
Anfhorage
enroute
to
i
c.
by
way
of
Sitka
;t.
piancisco.
The
forty-
,
,
cooard
arc
making
the
observation
andj
-,,n
n'A
purposes.
They
Minus
important
alr-t
:
uring
plants
in
the,
.
.
:o
study
production.
I
United
States
J
Aid
To
Russia
J
To
Be
Talked
i
hV'u.trwtTON.
D.C.,
Sept.
"
nrnt
Franklin
D.
j
ttlay
appointed
a
'
:
ui
mission
headed
v
;;
Hnrrlman,
lease-
-!
in
Indon,
to
M
w
nnd
discuss
'
Russia
in
the
Wffiass
;ws
Q
t-An,
...
31
Mniw
.-
1
TERMS
FOR
IRAN
PEACE
aaaauaanaaaaaat''-iAMET
BlJDn
i
laaoaewoooDoaooa
Transit
Of
Russian
Supplies
Ter-
Former
Local
Woman
Lost;
Was
In
Navy
Prince
Rupert
a
few
years
ago
engaged
in
!
fishing
With
the
boat
Russians
I
I
Uk
I
IMk
1
C.N.
Mrs.
McPherson
l
UllAY
J-illTJLi
aiwayS
sailed
with
her
Nineteen
Or
Twenty
Crack
Divi
slons
Arc
Reported
To
lie
Drawn
Up
husband.)
W.
R.
McAfee,
whose
name
has
long
been
prominently
mentioned
as
Conservative
nominee
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
for
Prince
Rupert
riding,
states
definitely
this
morning
that,
for
business
and
personal
reasons,
1'.
will
be
Impossible
for
him
to
be
a
candidate.
With
Mr.
McAfee
out
of
the
field,
it
would
appear
likely
that
there
will
he
no
Conservative
can-
j
didate
wmcn
wouia
leave
a
straight
fight
between
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
George
Weaver,
the
perennial
C.
C.
F.
candidate
from
Vancouver.
AIR
FORCE
GOOD
LIFE
Boys
in
Light
Blue
Lack
for
Little
But
Would
Appreciate
a
Little
More
Community
Interest
Large
Convoy
Arrives
I.
HAS
MADE
DECISION
.uuua
suusuincB
to
uie
yeiiei
ui
w
R
McMce
Will
Not
Be
Con
Attacks
On
Germany,
Including
Great
Britain
And
Mexico
To
Bury
some
military
observers
that
an
servative
Candidate
In
Pro-Berlin
And
Nazi-Occupicd
.
Hatchet
Shortly,
It
Js
F.xpccted
arly
Nazi
Invasion
of4Turkcy
vincial
-Eh:tion
France
Continue
Without
i
may
be
contemplated.
Let-up
I
MEXICO
CITY,
Sept.
3:
Diplo-
matic
relations
between
Great
Brl-
LONDON,
Sept.
3:
Antl-
tain
and
Mexico,
suspended
In
aircraft
fire
was
heard
from
the
1933
at
the
time
of
the
oil
com-.
Nazi-oc
cunlcd
French
coast
yes-'
pany
expropriations,
arc
to
be
re-!
At
British
Coast
Port;
JninQ
TkirrJ
H
-
m
'
iiwii
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
3.
Mrs.
A.
Williamson
of
Vancouver
has
been
"Wc
Have
Come
lo
Win
the
War"
Shout
Canticles
Enthusi-
advised
ot
the
loss
at
sea
measure
that
Iran
facilitate
the
of
her
flauehter,
Mrs.
transit
of
war
supplies
to
Russia.
Flor
ence
McPherson
In
return
Informants
said
the
al-
who
was
with
the
the
pollcv
of
no
territorial
ambition
In
Iran
and
withdraw
their
troops
when
the
military
situation
permits.
Th
Middle
Fast
oil
country
in
return
for
nf
snnnllptt
aslically
on
Landing
Variety
of
Units
Included
in
Group
AT
A
BRITISH
PORT
Sentemher
R:
fCP
Tn
men's
naval
service.
She
Third
Canadian
Division
has
been
raised
almost
to
full
was
the
widow
of
Lieut.
strength
with
the
arrival
in
Great
Britain
of
a
large
con-
Martin
McPherson
who
tingent
of
troops
from
all
parts
of
Canada
between
Hali-
was
lost
in
1939
while
fax
and
Victoria.
Maior
General
C.
B.
Prim,
of
ATnntw.nl
permiuing
transi"
,n
?0mm
oiJ
aval
divisional
commander,
who
visited
the
ships
in
the
convoy"
to
Russia
would
re-
Patro1
vesSel
whlcn
was
to
greet
tne
new
arrivals,
ack-
ceive
from
Great
Britain
payment
sunk
V
enemy
action
m
XT
A
71
ADU
nowledged
with
a
wave
of
his
cap
of
royalties
for
Iran
oil
supplies.
BULGARS
ON
the
North
Sea.
The
LfLtl
11La
MfPhorsnns
wprp
in
MOSCOW,
Sept.
3:
Two
Red
Army
counter-offensives,
..one
commanded
personally
by
Marshal
Voroshilov
before
the
gates
of
Leningrad,
were
report
ed
today
to
have
hurled
the
1
Germans
back
with
heavy
losses
lnternal
in
the
northern
and
central
areas
of
the
eastern
front.
On
the
central
front
the
Communist
organ
Pravda
said
ad-.
vanclng
Red
Army
troops
had
retaken
twenty-two
villages
In
,
ten
clays
of
battle.
A
German
infantry
1
.
.
division
had
been
destroyed,
it
was
stated.
FINNS
DENY
PEACE
IDEA
American
cheers
and
shouts
of
"We
have
come
to
win
the
war."
The
soldiers
ln-
npnfTI
Or?T
eluded
a
west
coast
Infantry
unit,
IVLiULuIljJ
the
Westem
Canada
Rifle
Regl-
ment,
a
detachment
of
Royal
Can-Claim
To
Be
Hurling
adlan
Ene11"",
anti-aircraft
units,
Germans
Back
With
Enormous
Losses
JAPAN
IN
STRUGGLE
Struggle
Between
Ex-
I
tremists
And
Moderates
Is
Indicated
1
SHANGHAI,
Sept.
3:
OV-Japan
was
reported
reliably
today
to
bs
In
the"
throes
of
an
Internal
struggle
between
the
German-goaded
jextremists
and
the
realistic
moderates
over
how
best
to
achieve
unchallenged
Oriental
dominame
t
which
the
Japanese
regard
as
their
ordained
world
role.
J
According
to
reliable
foreigners,
the
Konoye
government
must
either
yield
to
the
extremists
or
face
the
possibility
of
a
violent
overthrow
since
It
Is
said
the
sup-
Nevertheless
There
Are
Indications
ernationallsts
will
not
hesitate
to
That
Negotiations
Are
.use
force.
Advanced
I
Premier
Konoye
told
the
govern-
jment
and
war
industries
representa-
,
tlves
today
that
Japan
was
facing
c
1
o
T
LONDON.
Sept.
3:-In
spite
of
,
tne
grayest
crlsls
,n
h,
st0
d
the
denials
of
the
Finns
that
they(lmel
News
A
are
about
to
make
Peace
with
moblllzatlon
was
needed
to
oyer.
Moscow,
John
G.
Winant
of
United
CQme
thg
eme
States
is
said
to
be
In
charge
t
ot
u
was
the
prmlers
the
negotiations
and
the
with-
and'came
statement
slnce
Jul
30
drawal
0
the
Russ
an
orces
fijn-
a
the
Karelian
Isthmus
seems
to
in-lstates
war
sup
,ies
to
nussia
well
advanced.
HALIBUT
SALES
was
the
subject
of
discussion
In
Tokyo,
Washington
and
Moscow.
The
Japanese
plan
a
safety
zone
move
which
would
cut
off
1
Kesoiute,
39,uuu,
itoyai,
iz.bc
anuj
If
the
living
conditions
that
have
,
.--i,
oxnnn
Atltn
12
9c
andi
RAW
MAM
been
provided
for
the
men
of
the',
UnillL
IMU
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
in
this
B'la
18000
storage,
13.5c
and
.region
are
any
Indication
of
what
n
'
exist
In
the
rest
of
Canada
It
is
no
Reliance
If
300,
storage,
13.1c
1
wonder
that
this
In
one
of
the
most
&nd
llc
popular
branches
of
His
Majesty's
(
Northjrn
40(ooo,
Pacific,
12.5c
Canadian
armed
services.
A
visit
and
Uc
'
to
a
big
new
base
which
Is
being
es-1
Canadian
T
-11-1
IT
TTir"T
tabllshed
under
the
Paclfic
Cofs?i
Finella,
16,500,
Storage.
12.4c
and
ISrrnl
Ill
Srl
.defence
scheme
Drougni
uus
10.5c
A-rjLjjLJi.
1
vju
a
-home
forcibly
to
a
representative
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Short
of
an
exceptionally
well
bless-Wholc
Month
Passes
for
Metropolis
jed
and
comfortable
home,
there
ap-Without
Single
Air
Raid
Alarm
Ipeared
to
be
nothing
lacking
In
gen-
1
eral
comfort
and
those
things
which
go
to
make
up
congenial
atmos-LONDON,
Sept.
3.
Although
Iphere
and
pleasant
surroundings,
heavy
attacks
since
the
week-end
'
The
boys
were
Just
finishing
their
by
the
Luftwaffe
on
the
northeast
Sunday
noon
meal
when
this
visit
England
cities
of
Hull
and
New-
was
paid.
They
were
relaxing
ana
castlo
would
Indicate
that
the
'settling
down
for
the
afternoon
to
a
variety
ot
diversions
to
suit
var
lous
tastes.
There
seemed
to
be
little
lacking
In
the
facilities
provided
for
their
spare
hours
on
such
a
day.
The
visit
of
the
mess
hall
was
of
particular
interest.
As
for
modern
kitchen
equipment
not
a
thing
ap
Deared
to
be
lacking.
These
was
IN
CHARGE
pprtainlv
thp
food
and
It
had
been
'district
OF
POLICE
Sergeant
Ray
Itakcr
Arrives
Today
From
Vancouver
To
Take
Over
City
Force
Sergeant
Ray
Baker
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
U1I3
morning
from
Vancouver
to
be
come
non-commissioned
officer
In
charge
of
the
city
police
here.
He
relieves
Sergeant
O.
L.
Hall
who
becomes
n
c.
o.
In
charge
of
the
thP
British
neonlP
Is
even
better
nrenared
In
fine
style
the
produc-
Sergeant
Baker
win
ne
joined
than
It
was
a
year
ago.
Continued
on
Page
Two
later
by
his
wife
and
family.
IS
NAMED
Morris
V.
Wilson
Succeeds
A.
B.
Purvis
As
Head
Of
Empire
Purchasing
Board
OTTAWA,
Sept.
3:
Morris
W:
Wilson,
president
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
has
been
appointed
chairman
of
the
Empire
supply
council
and
purchasing,
commission
In
succession
to
the
late
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
B.
Purvis,
killed
In
an
airplane
crash
two
weeks
ago.
Another
Death
From
Sleeping
Sickness
Now
EDMONTON,
Sept.
3.
There
was
another
death
from
sleeping
sickness
In
Alberta
yesterday
and
two
new
cases
of
Infantile
paralysis
aro
reported.
r
wi
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