r
War
2
CAIRO
r.
III
1
,,
A
A
1
i
.
-
.
sp..1!
prowls
promts
by
py
lownsioi
townsfolk
of
these
men
had
a
he
said.
"Photozraths.
a
of
hair
and
a
ring
were
iriieted
to
them.
Let
us
say
a
simple
t
lor
tntve
people.
Deal
gra-
mourn,"
u
t,ucn
mine
as
an
Ideal
wiru
Harder,
head
of
a
I'ttee
arivicu
Anderson
sheltrrs
'
win
i
5,.f;
s
,
an
rrm
w
J
s
.
ITALIAN
POUT
TAKhi,
'
gStt
i
Port
Sumbo,
at
the
mouth
of
the
Jut,.
'
nan
soinanirtiiu.
icii
10
ine
aouin
African
in..
..-..
antities
of
guns
and
war
material,
were
taken
an.
uv'
"
vva
in
j-,iiuca,
ana
LiniODia
M,wl
Tn.
Ctl.
I4l:
L
Ji.it.
...
.
a
A.mtrli
Is
ffl'fnnr
nflnllA
-
i
ui
J
w
I'liTAiiuii
aim
inirct
in
th.
IMITAIN
WILL
WIN
WASHINGTON
Admiral
William
Stanley
declares
thai
THU-U
IVllll
v.
k-a
uiVAfc
U
III
UI
n
f
11
A
alii
I
.1
Britain
is
part
of
the
defence
of
the
United
States,
he
el.
k
-
lfn.r
Innf
.
Ii
-a
r
u-tll
1
t
A-
i
.
ier
Stanley
declines
10
predict.
UNITED
STATES
SUPPLY
WASHINGTON
United
States
supplied
2007
airplanes
to
at
Britain
in
1940,
figures
officially
published
show.
Of
these
I
were
to
Britain,
539
to
Canada
and
92
to
Australia.
Air-
CANADIAN
SHIP
SUNK
ntKLIN
German
naval
authorities
In
Berlin
claim
in
it
sunk
the
7178-ton
Canadian
rmoii
.mwut
.
-.
.
vuav
Ji.H
ri..l
A-
In
l.
HJAH
A
ri
.
..
.
-
w
iiutc
ucru
1
f
a
I
.
t
.a
hneth
1
1,
I
J
4
I.
...
;
.......
-,
13
lllttl
a
"nn.tuii
ISritish
vessel
lirinr
sunk.
fh
n-rmo
.u
jnM
TO
BOMB
RUMANIAN
OIL
ATIILNS
Greek
bases
have
been
granted
to
British
nlancs
r
II
II
1
1
III
1
1
K
aLLdl
AS
U
II
II
1
1
ILUIlUIl
tit
n
fill
I
IPIIC
.
-1
-
-
-
w-
t
n
as
i
v
pvi
icu
MEDITERRANEAN
MINED
LONDON
A
large
segment
of
the
Mediterranean
k,
i
ppn
mil
ni
i
v
iiir
iiriiun
ahi
.
r
at..
.
-
-
.
"
---'j
"'u
us
mricau
GREEKS
STILL
WINNING
ATIILNS
Greek
forces
have
captured
further
Kiratrrir
-
tii
.uiiaii
RYING
SUSPEND
GERMANS
SERVICE
HONG
KONG,
Feb.
22-Steam.
ship
services
between
Canada
and
Jh.
0rient
and
Ausfraiia
and
the
toditi
of
five
amfa1frTrtm-
Orient
hTv
been
cancelled.
B
wncn
their
plane
plane
crashed
crashed
Among
Amnnriiinr..,n.ti
sailings
cancelled
Is
that
llif
fringo
of
Ihis
Sussex
vil-.
we';
burled
in
a
common'
f
u
Uie
tuiy
vllagc
chuit-'
11
Ku;:ary
honors
were
ac-j
id
hr
Ndis.
Thsy
were
borne
ugh
the
streets
on
Bren
gun
r
ar-'l
a
bugler
sounded
thi
Pc
and
"Reveille"
as
the
tarh
marked
with
a
metal
I
M',
H
E
W
Cox,
vicar
of
Steyn-
who
conducted
uraveside
ser-
rebuked
thuse
who
had
pro-
agamt
the
burial
and
i
pr
Tfi
nronen
tMirirrt
faMpn
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Empress
of
Asia
from
Shanghai
to
Vancouver.
This
vessel
was
to
have
evacuated
British
subjects.
The
cancellation
of
sailings
leaves
some
ten
thousand
British
subjects
in
the
Orient
without
transportation.
Alaska
Highway
Report
Will
Be
Presented
Soon
assembling
of
information
on
possible
routes,
an
official
stated
today,
and
a
final
report
may
be
presented
next
month.
i
AGENCY
FOR
ALIENS
LONDON,
Feb.
22:
(CP
A
cen-
Cox
said
he
felt
he
tral
agency,
the
International
Labor
British
to
say
something
because
of
patliette
rrtlcs
found
on
the
C3
Al
pr
nil
thAcn
mnn
wro
an
n
1
4
,u
j
i
i
ji.
.
.
in..
ltPfl
MtPC
J
n
i
a
nmain
in
unp
in
lanan
-Q
!
cumpiain
at
wnat
tney
can
a
n
Uril
11,
i
a
i
.
u
iw
wC
4uuii?
ivaicu
1.11(111
mviu
tiic
UU
ScUU
UilU
I1VW
U
On
United
Rt.nfPo
nrH
nrpafr
to
cease
making
alarmist
pmcnts.
He
also
spoke
of
the
ger
of
military
movements
bv
-
buutunes
in
me
orient.
BUILT-1N
SHELTERS
I'll
t-i.
.
-jrv.
r
ta
22
snv
nit
(
iz
IS
tin
...
l
.
.
Branch,
has
been
set
up
by
the
Ministry
6f
Information
to
make
the
best
use
of
the
services
and
labor
of
allied
and
other
friendly
aliens
in
Britain.
PAPUANS
PLAY
GOLF
PORT
MORESBY,
New
Guinea.
Feb.
22:
(CP)
With
cannibalism
no
longer
practical,
natives
of
Papua
have
taken
to
golf.
Forty
natives
contested
a
caddies'
match,
using
home-made
clubs.
o
Russia's
Price
t
For
Pact
With
4
Japan
Revealed
MOSdOW.
Feb.
22:
-Russia
demands
complete
revision
of
ended
the
Russo-Japanese
war
In
1905,
as
Its
price
for
a
non-
aggression
treaty
with
Japan
Russia
ua.nts
back
the
south-
i
Sakhalin
Island
,
ern
portion
of
with
Its
oil
flel"5
411111
liU'"ttJ'
'
concessions
in
Mancnuotcuo.
a
large
number
of
Russian
sub-
marines
are
reported
outfit-
ting
at
Vladivostok.
f
T
T
T
T
T
T
She
Vol
XXX.,
No
45.
.
.
.Thousands
of
Incendiary
and
Ex-plosive
Bombs
Dropped
Damage
and
Casualties
Heavy
Daylight
Attack
On
Enemy,'
i
Objectives
Follows
Widespread
J
Night
Balds
j
I
LONDON,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
Royal
'
Air
Force
bombers
and
fighters)
streamed
across
the
Channel
today,
and
hea'lly
bombed
the
French
In-.
Kastons
ooasi.
Great
explosions,
were
heard.
j
I
T'oday's
bombing
by
the
Royal
:
Air
Force
followed
widespread
raids
during
the
night
when
WUhelms-
haven.
Emden.
Brest
and
the
Ruhr
,.r.
v
Valley
were
among
the
objectives
British
Columbia-Alaska
Highway
Commiision
has
practically
com-1
CRITICIZE
WAR
WORK
Columbia
and
Maritimes
Charge
Centralization
In
Ontario
and
Quebec
OTTAWA.
Feb.
22:
British
Columbia
and
Maritimes
members
of
Parliament
protested
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
at
the
concentration
of
the
Dominion's
war
Industries
hi
Central
Canada,
particularly
Ontario
and
Quebec.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
munitions
and
supply,
was
brought
under
fire
and
was
told
that
full
advantage
was
not
being
taken
of
plants
that
could
be
used
In
west
and
east.
Mr.
Howe,
In
reply,
said
that
he
knew
of
no
small
plants
in
Canada
which
were
not
being
used
to
the
fullest
advantage
passible.
The
minister
asked
his.
critics
if
the
problem
was
not
getting
the
production
rather
than
distributing
the
work.
Mr.
Howe
replied
"No"
when
asked
if
production
of
bomber
planes
was
behind
schedule.
WINS
GEORGE
CROSS
LONDON,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
"For
acts
of
exceptional
coolness
and
courage
on
several
occasions,"
Leon
ard
Harrison,
a
bomb
expert,
has
been
awarded
the
George
Cross.
He
is
a
civilian
Instructor
at
an
R.A.F.
training
School.
I
I
t
r,
.
VICHY.
Fzb.
22:
CP
'mnn
IC,
C
government
h3i
notified
man
bombers
k
made
another
fierce
jaFn
that
lt
canntft
accem
attack
on
the
west
coast
Wale
the
porocsal
that
apcroxl.
town
of
Swansea
last
night,
drop-
mately
one.mwf
1?,
and
,
ping
thousand
of
incendiary
ana
Cambodhi
-rovta
xsi
Fretrh
CAPiu;
uumps
ana
causing
wine-
indo-Oh'na
be
d?d
to
ThMl-
ftau
uainaiie
ana
consiaeraDie
casualties.
Swansea
had
been
heavily
hit
on
two
successive
nights
previous.
London
had
a
brief
alarm
about
midnight
but
otherwise
lt
was
a
quiet
night.
The
Nazis
were
also
over
Plymou-h.
B-mmemouth
and
Norwich
taftf.
n''"K.
Scores
of
Nazi
bombers,
flying
at
great
height,
came
over
the
Kent
coast
today
but
did
not
get
far
inland.
They
flew
at
great
height,
some
as
high
as
five
miles.
British
fighters
and
anti-aircraft
fire
held
them
off
and
they
were
chased
back
home.
Bie
Air
Fitbt
Lare
fnmratirtw
of
German
and
British
war
plan-j
clashed
today;
in
a
great
batt'e
over
Dovr
Straits.
'
and,
informed
ou:cm
"said
to-
day.
S'cne
s?'d
Nh
''he
go'v-
ernmcnt
would
attd
firm
in
th
ctsim
nd
even
-would
rermit
hfWl'Wrs
to
presume
before
3ocr-i'ins
pace
terms
TO
BE
AT
WAR
SOON
Cornelius
Vandtrbilt
Belirvrs
United
Stales
And
Japan
WUI
Be
Embroiled
Within
Thirty
Days
The
a-tton
to
hi
of
the
biggest
?nd
Tierce,
ba'-'te'
since
the
mas3
1
TOP.ONTO.
Feb.
22:-Cornei:us
day
ra'ds
of
summer
and
fall.
Vand-rbKt
III,
American
authc
It
sarted
when
Oermn
bombers
'
untf.
said
here
yesterday
thai"
he
firmly
believed
United
,ri-.'-s
utn'd
be
at
war
with
Japan
i
inside
of
thirty
daVs.
Bulletins
WASHLN'GTON
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
appealed
to
press
and
radio
yesterday
not
to
disseminate
vital
military
sec-
1
rets
when
given
to
Congress.
ECONOMIZE
ON
PAPER
OTTAWA
Hon.
James
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
war
services,
asked
yesterday
for
more
economy
in
the
use
of
paper
in
Ca
nada
and
the
utilization
and
salvage
of
waste
paper.
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
remanufacturc
of
waste
paper.
R.
C.
A.
F.
CRASH
OTTAWA
Leading
Aircraftsman
N.
G.
Lee
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
was
kil'ed
yesterday
in
the
crash
of
a
training
plane
near
Metcalfe,
Ontario.
His
companion
was
seriously
injured.
WINNIPEG
BREAD
TRICES
WINNIPEG
The
price
of
bread
in
Winnipeg
has
dropped
lc
per
fifteen-ounce
loaf.
The
delivered
price
is
now
6c
and
7c
and
cash
and
carry
5c
and
6c.
REGINA
ATHLETE
KILLED
REGINA
Flying
Officer
Jos-.,
eph
Reynolds,
well
known
Re-gina
athlete
and
former
provincial
government
employee,
has
been
killed
in
action
with
the
Royal
Air
Force.-
EXTEND
ALBERTA
BOUNDARY
EDMONTON
The
Alberta
government
expects
action
soon
on
extending
Alberta's
northern
boundary
to
the
Arctic
Ocean,
thus
taking
in
the
Yellowknlfe
and
Great
Slave
Lake
Country.
CONTRACTS
FOR
VICTORIA
VICTORIA
The
Dominion
government
has
awarded
Victoria
firms
contracts
for
construction
of
four
81-foot
service
boats.
KEEPS
HIS
TITLE
CHICAGO
Tony
Zale
retained
his
middleweight
championship
title
here
last
night
with
a
knock-out
In
the
fourteenth
round.
Mrs.
K.
E.
Blrnle
of
Smithers
Is
lri
the
city
for
a
few
weeks,
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Llnd-
'say,
'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
22,
1941.
:
SITUATION
,
k
4
IN
BALKANS
Into
Bulgaria
Will
Great
Bri
tain
Checkmate
Nazis?
ISTANBUL,
Turkey,
Feb.
22.
While
Reuters
News
Agency
reported
from
Belgrade
last
night
that
German
forces
had
already
commenced
marching
into
Bulgaria,
military
observers
here
said
that
large
British
lorces
were
assembled
lh
North
Africa
ready
to
land
in
ed
to
the
colors.
There
were
also
hause.
It
was
a
tralnins
nlane
reports
of
further
demonstration,
frcm
the
Jericho
Beach
rta-and
criticism
against
the
pro-Nazi
on
of
the
Royal
Canadian
tendencies
of
the
government.
Air
Force.
There
were
still
indications
oft
continued
diplomatic
moves
lor
ad-1
vantage
in
the
Balkans.
.
Unless
Britain
was
prepared
to
'
'
T
-
gtv?
:
Immediate
and
effective
mill-1
tary
aid
in-the
way
of
asrong
ejfi1
peditionary
force,
it
seems
to
be
the
I
general
feeling
In
neutral
quarters
j
that
Greece
may
be
forced
to
cease
,
the
war
against
Italy
in
Albania
under
threat
of
Germany's
back
door
move
against
her.
Germany
is
reported
to
have
formally
demanded
co-operation
from
Jugoslavia
in
the
Balkans
campaign.
Beaverbrook
To
Speak
Sunday
Minister
of
Aircraft
Production
Will
Be
Heard
in
War
Savings
Campaign
OTTAWA,
Feb.
22.
Lord
Beaverbrook,
British
minister
of
aircraft
production,
will
broadcast
from
I
England
to
Canada
on
Sunday
in,
connection
with
the
war
savings
campaign.
He
will
be
heard
at
10
ajn.
Pacific
Standard
time.
L.
W.
iBrocklngton
K.C.
of
Winnipeg
will
follow
with
a
commentary.
GETS
YEAR
AT
OAKALLA
Andrew
Wallace
Sent
Over
for
Shopbreaking
at
Star
Welding
And
Machine
Shop
At
the
conclusion
of
a
trial
which
1
lasted
most
of
the
day,
Andrew
Wallace
was
yesterday
afternoon
(
cuiivictea
dy
juage
w.
fisiier
on
a
charge
of
shop
breaking
and
was
sentenced
to
one
year's
Imprisonment
at
Oakalla.
The
case
against
Wallace
followed
a
breaking
and
entering
of
the
Star
Welding
and
Machine
Works
on
the
local
waterfront
and
the
damaging
of
the
office
safe
In
an
attempt
to
open
lt
with
an
acetylene
welding
outfit.
W.
O.
Fulton
acted
as
crown
coun
sel.
Accused
was
not
represented
by
counsel.
AID
FOR
DEPENDENTS
LONDON,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
A
new
fund,
to
provide
occasional
assistance
to
war
disabled
officers
and
men,
and
widows
or
other
dependents
of
those
killed
In
the
defence
of
Britain,
was
announced
by
the
Minister
of
Pensions?
.
,
TODAYSTOCkS
(
Court
y
S.
D.
Jpbiwton
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.04.
Bralorne,
9.40.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.70.
Dentonio,
.01A.
Falrvlew,
.01.
Gold
Belt,
.25.
Hedley
Mascot,
.47.
Noble
Five,
.00y2A.
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
1.35.
P
onter.
2.00.
Pjemler,
.82.
Privateer,
.48.
Reeves
MacDonald,
.10.
Reno.
.11.
Relief
Arlington,
.02
Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.01.
Sheep
Creek,
.76.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.08.
Calmont,
.18.
C.
&
E..
1.15.
Home,
1.73.
Pacalta,
.04V2A.
Mercury,
.04.
Royal
Canadian,
.09
'2.
Okalta,
.52.
Prairie
Royalties,
.07
'A.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.10.
Beattle,
1.07.
Central
Pat.,
1.70.
Con.
Smelters,
34.V2.
.
East
Malartlc,
2.55.
Fernland,
.03.
Francoeur,
.35.
Gods
Lake,
.30
'2.
Hardrock,
.76.
Int.
Nickel,
31..
Kerr
Addison,
3.15.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.70.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.71.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.55.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.13.
Moneta,
.49.
Noranda,
51.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.71,
Preston
East
Dome,
2.76.
San
Antonio,
2.15.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl,
.26.
Bouscadlllac,
.03A.
Mosher.
.04V2.
Oklend,
MV2.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
25.00.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Moderate
east
to
southeast
winds,
fresh
and
cool
'
with
tevere
frost
at
night.
tomorrow's
Tides
High
.
11:36
ajr
20.4
ft.
Low
5:36
am.
7.8
ft.
16:36
pm.
3.6
ft
WAS?lSIM:vichVTurnV,;Nazi
Officers
Arrive
In
Sofia
l",
5aid
Sleamshi"
Sail
"
Belwec"
Canada
apreared
ewcrt'd
by
flgh.
hinr
Good
Ulllg
bOOd
le
Said
Of
and
-nH
Or
Orient
rnl
ranrrllrf
Cancelled
Nazis
EYNINO.
Eng.,
Feb.
22:
(CP)
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
Start
Invasion
Of
Bulgaria
mi
auttiiv
nil
i
n
.Li
.
R.A.F.IS
POUNDING
Down
Indo-
China
Deal
regarded
as
tso
severe.
The
out
v.ommencement
or
Movement
Of
Regulars
Not
Yet
Confirmed
Road
Sipns
in
German
Language
Make
Their
Appearance
British
Preparing
to
Leave
Greece
is
Objective
SOFIA,
February
22:
(CP)
German
general
staff
officers
in
civilian
clothes
began
arriving
at
Sofia's
lead
ing
hotel
near
the
British
consulate
this
afternoon.
Groups
Germany
Reported
Already
Moving
,,f
radical
students
demonstrated
before
the
Royal
Palace
against
"German
occupation
of
Bulgaria."
Watchers
along
the
Danubian
frontier
with
Rumania,
where
it
is
"
.
estimated
that
six
hundred
thous-
Vancouver
Air
Crash
Greece
and
march
northward
to
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
22:
meet
the
Nazis
and
check
their
in-
members
of
the
Royal
0
uiiu
urciuiau
biuupo
ac
Hulw;ui
ported
that
regular
Nazi
military
movements
across
the
river
had
not
started
up
to
late
this
after-
I
man
began
to
appear
along
the
highways
leading
to
the
interior
of
j
Bulgaria
and
nearly
fifty
agrarian
Two
1
leaders
of
anti-German
sympathy
Nor-
were
rounaea
up
oy
tne
Bulgarian
vasion
of
the
Balkans.
wcian
Air
Ftorce
were
killed
1
police
without
explanation
Meanwhile
from
Sofia,
the
capital
yesterday
when
their
plane
I
The
British
Institute
has
closed
of
Bulgaria,
came
a
report
that
100,-
crashed
into
Burrard
Inlet
its
doors
and
four
British
directors
000
Bulgarian
troops
had
been
call-
near
Point
Atkinson
lh:ht-
1
are
prepared
to
leave
the
country.
Anti-aircraft
guns
uua
have
nave
upcu
mounted
on
top
of
the
National
Bank
building
in
the
centre
of
Sofia.
-
A
dispatch
to
the
London
Dally
Mall
said
that
German
troops
had
crossed
the
Danube
River
Into
Bulgaria
at
seventeen
points.
.
-r
Hcnaeu,
tsruisn
minister
io
jpiugar-la,
had
been
refused
permission
to
travel
over
the
road
to
Salonika.
It
(was
reported
that
German
troops
j
wcre
moving
over
this
road
toward
the
northern
frontier
of
Greece.
ALFONSO
IN
BAD
SHAPE
Friends
Despair
of
Recovery
Former
Spanish
King-Condition
Grave
of
ROME,
Feb.
22Friends
despair
of
the
life
of
King
Alfonso.
His
condition
is
reported
by
his
phy-
Isicians
to
be
grave.
Last
night
he
suffered
a
series
of
heart
and
res-
nimtorv
failures-
AIDING
OF
SANTANDER
Great
Britain
and
Germany
Appear
to
be
Vying
In
Their
Efforts
To
Aid
MADRID,
Feb.
22.
Both
Great
Britain
and
Germany
have
been
moving
to
provide
relief
to
the
storm
and
fire
stricken
Bay
ol
Biscay
'
Spanish
town
of
Santander.
Great
Britain
has
sent
food-laden
ships.
Germany
has
sent
medical
and
other
supplies
by
land.
Nazi
troops
entering
Spain
are
said
to
have
done
so
in
connection
with
the
relief
of
Santander.
Mines
Minister
Is
Coming
North
Agent
of
Provincial
Department
in
Ottawa
to
Visit
Prince
Rupert
Hon.
W.
J.
Asselstlne,
minister
of
mines
and
natural
resources,
will
be
coming
north
in
about
days'
time
to
visit
the
Portland
Canal
district
in
his
home
constituency
of
Atlln.
Mr.
Asselstlne'3
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
In
the
course
of
the
trip
will
synchronize
with
the
arrival
here
of
Lloyd
Craig,
agent
of
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
and
British
Columbia
In
Ottawa,
who
will
spend
MarcH
S
and
8
in
Prince
Rupert.
,
iSS