Rlunior
Commerre
Last
Mi'lit
ion
was
decision
tn'
havn
a
--nini.cn
riinsixi
inir
11
Conrad
av
biic
iiiu.llc:i
uiiu
"
.
A,
War
ServI(o
n..Mni
organization
drew
atteiv
Continued
Oil
Pann
Fnur
San
Francisco
iPrtlirpmen
Are
Southbv.
A.
S.
Nickerson
and
!
1
.
.
i
ir
j
Ingram
were
named
a
com-
Koino
I
haifyeu
i-up
and
paint-up
campaign.
a
campaign
Is
being
held
in
Chamber
sutttrestlnc
that
thd
nnlal
census
was
not
of
vital
Jliutll
Ol
II1C
IIUUIIIIU-
If
.....u
.
.
.
....
.
wuum
oDtain
Deine
aireaay
,L1.
.
.
Ttfm
l-liyt
1
.
.
.
---
jcai
nau
ueuii
hkiMU"
v.;
ucuenniai
census
wouia
lr8e
extent
dunllpntn.
Thp.
two
Mviiitix
wn
pn
t
no
pnn
1
Cost
mleht
be
bettet1
snnnt
In
.
eitort.
The
outcome
of
fllas
Already
Been
Made
To
Hitler
But
It
Is
Veiled
h
Secrecy
Meantime
the
Opposing
t
orces
Are
Massing
in
uaiKans
...
criM't.lNG
-Two
t,
fl--The
Brt-
NEW
YOiUV,
jvuhh."
at
4.UJC
on1
ililV
lexchange
market
today.
.
.
onrdena.
Capt.
Union
steams
------
.
.
John
Boden,
arriyea
u
r
-
To
Starve
and
Die
Being
Moved
to
Kussia,
There
NAZIS
DOWNED
LONDON
Three
German
bombers
were
brought
doun
to-
aay
oy
ngiucr
inanc
m
chief
of
the
Italian
forces
In
Al
bania.
CONTROL
SOMAL1LAND
CA1UO
The
British
claim
com
a
inn
irnl
now
of
Italian
So
in.,,1
with
21.000
Fascist
i
rnnnC
killed
or
canlured.
Sue
rpfut
oncrations,
a
communi
que
states,
continue
In
Italian
Somallland
and
Ethiopia.
In
jviirW
Ihe
siecc
of
the
import
ant
railway
centre
of
Chcrcn
is
SAN
FRANCISCO
V
proceedlng,
There
is
no
change
San
Francisco
police
o
sUliation
in
Libya.
Two
and
wiu
l
b
been
suspended
thousand
Italians
were
captured
ed
witn
assaun,
"
TInl.
l
nn
of
two
lim
ine
recent
ueaum.
--
who
,
Stanford
s
den
s
vcrslty
of
were
engaged
in
social
rccarcn
work.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
capper
was
uiiv""
-
J
noundonthe
New
York
metal
market
today.
in
one
day's
fighting
in
East
Af
rica.
Col.
Donovan
Is
In
Dublin
United
States
Military
Spent
Hour
Confcrrln;
nim
t
nnnnvnn.
United
fatates
ia:30
sullins
bsJ.nSM
ranm
-
on
ner
retum
.
doiil
jn
,
Premier
De
Valcra
UUUUA.l,
J.
t
'
ROME,
March
8:
An
Italian
,
warshiD
of
medium
tonnage
.
has
been
sunk
by
British
ac
tion
in
the
Meditetranean,
pai.m
nF.ACH.
Florida.
March
8
was
officially
announced
to-
Ignace
Jan
Paderewski.
famous
day.
nianist
and
former
Premier
of
Po-
land,
said
through
his
secretary
last
night
that,
after
freedom
has
been
'
i
!
i
1
..A
'.1
t-n--
J
ELGRADE,
March
a-Dilomatic
sources
said
to-
-tfSfjSHSSS
NAZIS
FAIL
it
V
-I
t
i
111
U1U1IU
kiW
-T
!.
-
.
A
Bk
Air
Raid
Practice
Went
Off
!
Smoothly
In
Puget
Sound
City
;
Last
Night
SEATTLE.
March
8:
Seattle
had
its
first
practice-black-out
last
night..
Thousands
of
people
were
in
th?
streets.
All
automobile
traf
fic
halted
for
half
an
hour
and
pedestrians
took
ro
the
-pavements.
The
black-out
was
very
.effective
Observer
'
With
tnrrh
8.
Col.
WH-
with
few
violations.
One
glaring
vTKniion.
however,
was
that
of
Qn
-iir
hpnnon
in
the
centre
of
the
draartmemt
sttre
ara
which
kept
shining
throughout
the
period.
New
Washington
Sales
Tax
Gets
House
Approval
OLYMPIA,
Washington,
March
8.
The
Washington
State
House
of
Representatives,
by
a
vote
of
72
to
27,
yesterday
approvea
me
per
cent
sales
tax
measure
which
now
goes
to
the
State
tenate.
Aid
To
Britain
Man
Is
Leaving
W.
Avcrill
Ilarriman,
Whose
Job
It
Will
Be
To
Speed
Deliveries,
Will
Fly
to
London
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
8.
W.
Averlll
Jlarrlman,
rresmeni-
Pranklin
D.
Roosevelt's
personal
llillH
U.
fcvi.."..
I
.
.
.
tl.nlrnoorf
flVO
II
'I-.
.
Tomorrow's
TTdes
.
nurrcrt
ana
wueeii
wm-
High
10:19
a.m.
13.6
ft.
23:13
p.in.
17.8
It.
r,
-ULii,,
"anas,
pan,
Low
3:55
a.m.
0.7
ft.
and
rrrai
16:55
p.m.
5.7
ft.
show,.
iS?i--S
N01CTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
NO
57
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
8,
1041.
Lease-Lend"
Bill
To
Pass
Tonight
reece
Asks
Turkey
of
Her
Intentions
Opposition
to
Aid
i
o
thens
Wants
To
how
If
Ankara
Will
Adhere
To
Treaties
CONDITIONS
f
IN
POLAND
'
Paderewski
Says
His
reoplfl
Are
MILLED
BY
Italians
Admit
J
Q(JN
SHOT
warsnip
s
loss
.
for
she
was
prepared
to
fulful
the
Greek-Turkish
Many
of
his
people
he
said
had;
Tfl
LM
APL
1he
8011
-
501,18
II
assistance
treaties
should
German
troops
attack
been
removed
to
the
soviet
Empire!
1
U
LOWII
Lt
toJJ
fjTS
i
i.
r..i
:
t
4.
:v,.
n.i.
toVipi-
thflv
were
left
to
starve
and
sltt.ng
on
a
tock
wirn
nis
neaa
E
:
inrougn
tiuuuu
miiguna.
Mo
uan
iimiit
uu.cj
j
'
i
die.
-
ed
0ennan
otfjcers
down.
Live
drafted
and
sent
to
Berlin
.her
answer
to
Chan
DUETT
OF
ISCUSSION
r
CHAMBER
ceiior
aqoii
Miners
overtures
designed
to
bring
about
Turkey's
i
abandonment
of
her
mutual
assistance
pact
with
Great
Britain
and
the
taking
of
a
neutral
stand
in
I
connection
with
a
Balkan
campaign
'
If
not
actual
co-operation
with
Ger
many.
Ankara,
however,
retained
complete
silence
as
to
the
nature
of
i
the
reply.
Mpnnwhllo
Herman
and
Greek
Hitters
Taken
Up
at
Session
forces
hundreds
of
thousands
Body
strong,
are
virtually
facing
each
(Other
along
the
Greece-Bulgarian
!
m
ii
n.l.i
J
1
en
ftf
fl
n
r
Paderewski
'Is
worried
about
the
situation
in
the
Balkans.
War
News
i
Tried
To
Break
From
Ontario
Camp
nn
o
VinTne-mnrfs
rmip
ladder
had
been
shot
hmfco
hmke
hiiTlinff
hurUna
them
them
into
Into
'a
a
moat.
moat.
"'A
'M
far
iar
as
as
can
can
be
oe
learned
learncu,
fights
high
over
the
East
Coast
ol
Klarknilr
jr
J
llS
Dl
Bulletins
WASHINGTON
DENIAL
WASHINGTON
Official
Wash-
ington
denies
charges
published
yesterday
in
a
Hungarian
newspaper
that
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
had
offered
guarantees
to
Yugoslavia
if
that
country
would
refrain
from
joining
the
Rome-Berlin
Axis.
j
GERMANS
IN
CASABLANCA
MADRID
More
than
one
hundred
German
officers
have
arrived
at
Casablanca
in
French
Morocco,
it
Is
reported
here
300,000
NAZIS
IN
ITALY
LONDON
A
dispatch
to
the
London
Daily
Telegraph
from
Lisbon
says
that
300,000
German
soldiers
have
now
arrived
in
Italy.
Two-thirds
of
these
are
based
in
Naples.
TO
VISIT
BERLIN
BERLIN
It
is
officially
announced
here
that
Foreign
Minister
Matsuoka
of
Japan
will
shortly
visit
Berlin
at
the
invitation
of
the
German
government
to
discuss
future
activities
of
the
Axis
powers.
Matsuoka
will
later
visit
Rome.
Interview
Given
By
King
Carol
representative,
whose
function
it
,,,,
Kt.
will-be
to
speed
deliveries
unaer
rormer
mi.-..
the
"Aid
to
Britain"
plan,
will
leave
presses
ins
aPi
Monday
by
airplane
for
London.
Portugal
And
United
States
Many
Planes
An
air
raid
alarm
which
quick-
a.
i..
n
Viofivw
nwomnanl-
T
iv
uicw
a
'
'
LISBON,
March
8:
In
his
first
initorvlpw
tdncef
his
abdlca-
v.v
Itlon
last
fall,
Former
.ms
uaiv
.of
Rumania
yeisterday
expressed
l-i.-
iu.,j.
n
Tnnt.inrQll
for
CiV-
nt.
I
ahHaii
imr
him
haven.
lie
also
expressed
VVCi
appreciation
to
ithtf
American
pub-
nc
for
its
interest
and,
sympathy
.t.ontion.
March
8:
(CP)
in
Ws
plight.
SILVER
PRICES
military
observer,
who
ha3becn
on
Xten
'
LONDON,
March
8.-The
London
a
tour
of
Europe,
was
nem
-
"i
Z1S
were
report-
'
silver
price
was
unchanged,
today
iJ.-i
.ISJ'SowSettllSdSr.
,KaPrpence
per
fine
ounce.
...ha
i
loft
K
iimi!no
lor
Lon-
T
Will
Li.
vv
,.---.
-
,
t
1
t
.t
'
V
"New
York
price
is
also
tmchangea
at
3434c.
.inxk.tL.iM..
Dritain
measure
i
ias
B
een
Finally
Broken
I
Albert
Starr,
Kitimaat
Indian,
Loses'
Twn-to-One
Approval
IS
Expected
to
.9lV?
?jre'
lib
Ufe,
Police
Are
Advised
,
Probably
Before
Day
is
Out
Presidential
Signature
1
1
Alav
fnmii
hv
TllPSflaV
Albert
Starr.
Kitimaat
Indian,
nn
Movnli
R
OnTinsitinn
tn
the
was
accidentally
shot
ana
Kiuea
in
(VMnniuiuii,
xj.j.,
iumw
..-w..
--
----
vernty
Pajsags,
Douglas
channel,
"lease-lend"
bill
crumbled
last
night
following
the
cleieat
.
-
11
.4.
u..
'
'-
.
m
l
i
Pi
,
ui.
A
H
i-
i
4-i
4
O
W
fY
f
f
eoruary
o.
acuuiuu
io
itt,
7
f
e
aumilllStrailon
01
two
llliporiaiiu
uppuouiun
ajiiciiu-
received
at
divisiemi
headquarters
-
t
0ne
of
thege
wou
ave
prohibited
the
sending
of
lof
the
provincial
.police.
nvna,r.ttnnavv
fnrnPS
olhrnad.
The
other
would
Travelling
in
a
gasboat
with
wSriiiw.
vAtiGU.w.u.w.v
-
---j-f.'
.w'
Q.
f
sen,
starr
went
ashoxe.
tt
appears,
have
banned
American
convoys
of.
United
States
riug
'in
a
dug-out
canoe
to
inspect
a
traipline.
He
failed
to
rsturn
and
Nat
ncticlna
at
flm
that
his
father
had
betn
shot,
the
son
took
the
body
bask
on
ths
gasboat.
KINGSTON,
Ont.,
Fb.
8:
Two
Henry
Stewart,
another
Indian,
German
officers,
interned
at
Fort
noticed
an
empty
shell
in
4he
bot-Henry,
Ontario,
attempted'
to
eS-
torn
of
the
dug-out..
Inspect'im
of
last
nicht
but
were
recaptur-
the
body
then
revealed
that
Starr
Stock
Market
Is
Unsettled
Downward
Trend
is
Shown
in
To.
day's
Early
Trading
at
New
York
ing.
Ralls
averaged
27.82,
on
Ml.
The
utilities
average
at
closing
yesterday
was
19.31,
up
.06.
j
.1
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.05
lask)..
B
Missiourl,
10.00
(ask).
CarJJDO
Quartz,
2.60.
Denxnia,
.ttO'A-'
Fairview,
.01.
Gold
Beit,
2Z.
H.ti'ljy
Mascot,
.43.
Minto,
.01.
Noble
Five,
.00
'2
(ask).
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
Pcnd
Oreille,
1.40.
Pioneer,
2.10.
Premier,
.90.
Privateer,
.47V'2.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Reno.
.11.
Relief
Arlington,
.024-Salmon
Gold,
.01.
Sheep
Creek,
.85.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.08.
,
Calmont,
.17
Vi.
C.
&
E.,
1.10.
Home,
1.83.
Pacalta,
.04
V2
(ask).
Royal
Canadian,
.10
(ask).
Okalta,
50.
Mercury,
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
.07.
I
Toronto
Aldermac,
.10Vi.
Beattie.
1.06.
Central
Pat.,
1.75.
Cons.
Smelters,
36.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.55.
Fernland,
.0334
(ask).
Francoeur,
.35.
Gods
Lake,
.26.
Hardrock,
.76.
Int.
Nickel,
32..
Kerr
Addison,
3.55.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.70.
McLeod
Oocksliutt;
1.85.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
56.
McKenzi
Red
Lake,
1.06.
Moneta,
.46.
Noranda,
50.00.
Pickle
Ctov,
2.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.90.
San
Antonio,
2.00.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl,
.23
V's.
Bouscadlllac,
.02.
Mosher,
.04V'2.
Oklend,
.04
(Ask).
Smelters
Gold,
JOl
Dominion
Bridge,
25.
(ask).i
Burton
K.
Wheeler,
leader
of
the
antl-lnterventlonIst
forces,
today
'
announced
readiness
to
end
the
de-,bate.
Thereupon,
Senate
Majority
!
Leader
Barkley
announced
the
Sen-,ate
would
remain
in
session
until
the
final
vote
Is
taken
which
is
ex
pected
to
be
late
tonight
or
early
J
tomorrow
morning.
.
Passage
of
the
bill
by
the
Senate
will
be
by
a
vote
of
something
like
two
tn
one.
It
is
expected.
By
vroiv
vnnir
Mnrrh
a.
Due
to
Mondav
it.
should
be
ready
to
go
i(
,
A
Ul,..
.
-
-
-
'
w
n
.1
..tiri
citiiaUnn
in
thc
Hal-
hark
to
th
House
where
it
Is
an-
otaxr
tue
uHsnniu.gu
--,
SlU5rlbeSS
the
imminent
..............
passage
,
of
ticipated
nc
.more
:
than
the
one
day
and
-
-
had
naa
.
been
oeen
maeavauTHig
endeavouring
u
to
extricate
exuuate
kans
naus
nuu
one
rtaa
DroKen
nis
u,
iuc
mink
"lease-lend"
,nA
hni
bill,
the
the
Nw
New
York
York
will
will
be
be
needed
needed
to
to
finally
finally
dispose
dispose
of
of
was
badly
shaken
up.?
Seattle
Has
Lgement
of
tourist
Jratfic-
troon.
are
large
numbers
of
dive
Btat
UtOuuuteafflt
-XS
FcJclashed
with
ZZ"
'a
.r..,t.mrMUmafedlOOjD0O.
Among
their
war
m
Hn.
i
equipment
Is
much
that
was
cap-
buiu
hf
a
measure
of
wartime
i
tured
from
the
Italians.
,
Yugoslav
troops
arc
repor
ea
h
the
Canadian
war
services
'
,
fan
lor
funds,
holding
of
a
massing
6n
the
Italian
Hungarian
111
again
ihis
year
for
the
and
Australian
frontlets.
ien'Tj
project.,
the
Koweu-
Irepor'
and
Uio
recent
auor"i
AT
nA
i
n
Mnercnce
ai
Ottawa
ana
i
ll
ig
and
traffic
congestion
were
vl
1
&,J.L
a
variety
of
matters
which!
T1
TIT"!
C
;
for
conslderaUon
last
night.
Ill
I
I
11
,r.
reeular
monthlv
dinner
v
;
i
.
n
.
I
r
(V
n
ni
'np
.inmiir
nn'.Liu
I
ui
liic
nnnnrf
rViimlin"
rt
C.Cim-
Billy
.
President
Gordon
T.
Ger-
-i.
i
.
ttr
aiienaance
di
mcmocrs.
vy.i
-
,
.
,rtv
n
nsi
trnrrin
Tf
nni
nrfron
innr.
.17km
v,
ii.
ii
in
nn
in
in
nn
i
in
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tnmr
riflrn
their
friends
In
the
United
with
this
cibjeot
in
view.
The
Soose
Wins
Decision
Over
Ernie
Vigh
In
.Middleweight
Bout
...
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secona
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nat
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tourist
committee
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nana
hi-nnnnt
11
t
n
a
minnr
'
.
ut
tast.
nlcht.
Vign
was
floored
for
the
count
of
six
in
in.
first
round
with
a
smashing
right
and
Soose
piled
up
a
big
margin
from
there
on.
Promoter
Mike
Jacobs
said
that
c
ho
matched
with
Ken
Overlln
in
fifteen
roUnds
for
u
mlddlewelglit
tlUe.
the
Luftwaffe.
There
were
also
scattered
Nazi
raids
today
on
the
south
coast
and
in
the
eastern
Midlands.
Enemy
raiding
activity
was
light
during
the
night.
Bombs
were
dropped
at
isolated
points
with
little
damage
and
few
casualties,
FEpitUARV
AIU
CASUALTIES
LONDON
During
the
month
of
February
789
Britorj;
were
i,m,i
ami
inns
iniured
as
a
re-
suit
of
air
aids.
Ninety-one
of
the
killed
were
children
under
sixteen
years
of
age
and
103
of
the
injured
were
under
that
age.
KlfiN
THAI
TREATY
TOKIO
Reliable
quarters
dieted
today
that
the
provisional
treaty
for
ending
the
border
flirt
between
French
Indo-China
and
Thailand
is
expected
to
oe
signed
tomorrow.
GENERAL
REPLACED
ATHENS
General
Ugo
Cav-
..
i
ii
.
u.ii
rpulnrpd.
It
is
alien
ui
"
..mirimi
licrc.
as
commander-in-
a
.trap
in
whhh
there
was
a
the
trcm
a
crevice
m
iwks
on
uie
stocs
mawei
wuic
.
.t.-v....
.
-
beach.
Somehow
or
otter,
the
rope
and
continued
this
morning
a
mal
enactment
into
law
should
of
the
dug-out
became
entangled
dow-nward
trend
which
started
yes-
come
by
Tuesday.
.
with
the
gun
which
-went
off
,
Starr
tcrday.
In
the
first
hour
this
morn-
being
shot
in
.tne
snouitier
irom
ins
transacuons
wwura
.
-t
the.back.'!
"
ahare'
TheJndjj&trialaye.ragQ.waa
lraZiani
v1
;IM0W'
A1
V
;
.
-
"Tl'
121.54
of
f
.05
from
yesterday's
clos-
Back
In
Libya
Italian
Marshal
Leaves
Tripoli
to
Resume
Command
of
Shattered
Fascist
Forces
j
TRIPOLI,
March
8
Marshal
'araziani,
who
has
been
here
for
some
time,
has
returned
to
Libya,
'
there
to
resume
command
of
the
(shattered
Italian
forces
following
'their
defeat
by
the
British
in
the
recent
offensive.
Prince
Rupert
Rental
Cases
Total
of
129
Applications
Have
Been
Made
to
Local
Tribunal
A
total
of
129
applications
for
establishment
of
rental
rates
has
been
made
to
the
Prince
Rupert
rentals
.
committee,
It
is.
announced.
.This
figure
also
covers
protests
against
rent
Increases
by
tenants.
A
few
'decisions
have
already
been
ren
I
dered.
v.
jPremier
Pattullo
jls
Going
On
Air
Will
Be
Heard
In
Radio
Address
Next
Week
on
Dominion-Provincial
Relations
VICTORIA.
March
8:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
go
on
the
air
Thursday
evening,
March
13,
from
station
CKWX
in
Vancouver
to
discuss
Dominion-provincial
re-
latlons.
His
address
will
be
heard
'
from
7
to
7:30
pjn.
and
will
later
be
rebroadcast
over
other
stations.
CIIICAGQ
WHEAT
CHICAGO.
March
8:
Wheat
price
was
up
c
on!
.the
Chicago
market
today
with
May
at
841bC.
Miss
Nancy
Pallant
it.
N.
and
Miss
Agnes
Reynolds
R.
N.,
who
have
been
ldentif
fed
with
the
nurs-
inf?
staff
of
tha
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Louise
lor
Van
couver
enroute
to
Vernon
where
they
will
take
oyer
new;
nursing
appointments.
J;..rf
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