War
News
THF:
UAL
ATION
YugoSJZv
-Ithdrawn
on
the
LONDON
)N
..iiipasicrn
"
f
.
Inilgv
I'niled
Stales,
Is
Head
.
fV.
3i
of
th
Greeks
.
r.-l
ti.
.
it.,
defence
OI
aaiuiim,
11
YOIUt
April
0:
Ijriim
Cr.:
.idlait
minister
1:
Uic
i
oiIm
tln
.If,r1:iv
In
Ttirkn.
i
OWIW."
"
.
1
.v
j
...
to.
u.
II
oital
in
New
...
I
-'
I
..
'iir.nr
'
session
before
Judge
W.
E.
of
cases.
O
flvll
n
n
-
a
r
rn
.
II.
Malkln
Co.
(Prince
Rupert)
vs.
Lee
Wlag
and
Norman
G.
r
lun.mni.a
'T-ro
n
mi.
i
.
3d
T
W
nrniim
vs
nlnlnt.lff
Fulton
lor
defendant,
next
OTTAWA.
Anrll
R-
fPPlPrlmp
"wr
wuiiam
Lyon
Mackenzie
n8
told
the
Houso
of
Commons
--.,
uiai
auacKS
on
ureece
'Afc
Athens.
i,
VujnSUv
withdrawal
gives
tn..
"
,,e
to
the
rdar
ICivcr
to
pursue
wicir
anve
iowa.
from
that
..iin
Meantime
"it
urcciw,
reported
lb
Irenrthrnrrf
heavy
Brltlsn
rciniurtcmcnu.,
are
said
lo
be
nJiUing
at
the
...
f
Doints
In
the
narrow
Struma
River
Valley
against
hard
,
attacks.
A
statement
in
iinuon
loaay
mat
Salonika
had
t
some
of
"s
strale,c
Importance
was
taken
by
some
as
pav-i.
.
...av
for
Allied
withdrawal
therefrom.
Y
ir
luc
"'
.
,
'
....nrlfd
to
nave
capiurcu
acutari
on
me
Albanian
coast
um
the
Italians,
it
appeared
last
nighl
that
the
Yugoslavs
re
aiming
to
cut
across
nortncrn
Aioania
with
a
view
to
ENEMY
TAKE
DERNA
KOME
Italian
and
German
forces
today
occupied
the
bvan
port
of
!""
175
m11"
st
'
Bengasi,
the
Italians
t
i
...lav
Drrna
had
been
tkrn
hv
iv
UrttUi.
fm
ti..
J
Jl
U
1
1
J
'
"
"
J
-
.
.
.
l.viil
V
1
1
.
..
tmiiarv
30.
(London
announced
(hat
(hi
mlihil9...i
nail
If
1
1
.....
nnuutunui
Libya
was
continuing
but
there
was
no
confirmation
there
of
linn
bv
the
Axis
of
Derna.)
MASSAUA
IS
NEAR
FALL
CAIKO
The
Italian
evacuation
of
Massaua,
last
port
and
.
,
i.
.
rr..
.
1
.
i
..
I
r.w.A
runcnuiu
oi
mc
i
i.is
m
appears
near
as
the
cle-
nders
lue
started
destroying;
harbor
works
as
well
as
scuttling
.
i
nwn(
llim
falllnr
Inln
rnrmv
Ii
i
ti
I
1?
l
M..L.
t
l
v
i'
-
"
-
-
i
.
-
a
ua
.1
i
.m!..,!
41..
.1
-
f
st
nicht.
SSES
IN
SEA
LOSS
NEW
YORK1
INCREASE
i
Kcen
Issued
by
British
AdmiraltyAverage
08,000
tons
I'er
Week
COUNTERING
SUBS
-LONDON,
April
8:
LT)
The
WORKING
ON
LEASE-LEND
r
May
o.
.,
,,Anr
cwrptnrv
nf
.
the
.
Uarrtnpf
nnri
Alpxantlcr
Har-
....
.
.
ofohiisn
nose
iiuisvin
V
Vr.
n.lclni,
r.,,t
r,f
a
'Ul
U
,
"
..iv
.wib
oiuuiD
iuv
.
Ttl(
Ctntpe
DpliarL-
.
IVl
Mnw
nnd
the
uriusn
r.
...v.
.ivviv
.Krt
nrl
nff
Un-
...
.ann
m
i
t-t
i
i
v
i
ii
i
iiiivl
la.
x
kj
u
a
w-
-us
-j
utMnufv
...........
i.jii
Mttrwrrfim
t
,
.
-
-
nor
rnn
-dpnsn-iciiu.
utU(,'
O
"un
uw
w
(
approved,
American
ally
25,000,
Storage.
12.50:
Culiiiillan
and
Met'!',,
10.000.
Storage.
12c
and
DEAD
AIR
BASE
match
Irom
IS
TAKEN
liirllirr
DrvrlonmCIl
t
Il
I'ri1
Umi
irinv
rlnlmcd
I
As
Uesull
Of
Coup
d'etat
Ist
Week
i
mnirv
Anrll
8:
(CFa
A
-It..
I
.
....
.
n.i..ii
1
jh!V11iin.
tO
XX.I1
UV.
that
Iraq
troojw.
last
night
seized
a
Drttlsn
aviation
base
near
uagoau.
1
i
inJnn
innt.
sources
asscrtca
k
-..Ulan
EARNESTs.
Upnt.
vjjih
ovcrthrowia
aa
vrlixcc
tension
ni
tvr
italkniDi
U
Seen
'
Ahrinl
llpft
tho
country
had
ocftur-
Real
start
ol
Campaign
by
red
as
n
result
of
Italian
intrigue).
r-rcmlcr
King
Weather
Forecast
mm
Vol.
XXX..
No.
83.
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
WELL
Canada.
Industry
would
move
to
Another
advantage
tills
port
had
Canada
after
the
'war
and
flrm3
NoirrnERN
and
central
British
Columbia's
newspaper
TllINCE
'RUPERT,
B.C.,
TOKSDAY,
APRIL
8,
1941.
According
to
Alan
Cormack,
superintendent
of
ship-1
building
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
city
is
ideally
suited
to
the
N
A
I
N
Tiirr
A
V
Y
i1jl
I
in
T
1
establishment
of
a
nermancnt
shipbuilding
business.
It
has
the
location
on
the
shore
of
a
splendid
protected;
harbor,
has
an
excellent
climate,
has
railway
and
ship-1
ping
facilities
and
the
present
owners
of
the
shipyard
are
BASES
HIT
spending
a
lot
of
money
putting
in
'
AHaiks
ISy
Ko.val
Air
Force
On
a
plant
that
will
be
able
to
handle
wucn
many
compmincti,
mt.
Western
Germany
Last
Night
much
larger
work
than
that
being
Cormack
rcmUulcdl
his
audience
1
donn
thrie
today
All
thl
Infnrma.
Uiat.
Willie
some
onimodltlcs
were
IJMDON
Aiwll
8:
Tlip
RovrI
!
lion
and
much
more
was
conveyed
dearer
in
I'Ulncc,
itupcit
than
In
Air
F0rcc
attacked
important
Nazi
I
by
Mr.
Cormack
to
the
members
of
somc
OI
wc
,arScr
lllCb'
U1C
c15
naval
bases
of
Kiel,
Bremeilhaven
I
ChrifHe,
Canadbn
Minister
Kevisrd
I
lgurcs
lor
March
Have'
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
m-
oUlcr
airecuons
were
less
ana
and
Emdcn
in
Western
Germany
j
Commerce
at
its
regular
monthly
,1C
ura
mn
WU1K
uu1'
n
wlc
WU0lc
last
nwht.
Tlirr
Brlt'1i
bombers,
meet
nu
ast
n
aht
with
Wcldon
"YUl
awauLj
maa
k.ici
for
live
nours
last
McAfee
presiding.
There
was
a
h'ghcr
litre
ilian
elsewhere.
As
n?ht,
raining
hundreds
vt
Urns
larun
attendance
of
members,
name
ihc
clty
Srew
tills
flight
d
crep-
cj
Very
powerful
bomb?
on
sub-
wouW
clmilnated.
Us
would
marhic
building
yards
and
docks,
Junior
Chamber
members
and
a
few
visitors
llkc
lnc
aiainhcr
iP
B
afler
Ailnilrallv
atiiimnirixl
(..Mif.1.1
I
Mr
finii:ir.k
rnninlhnpnlri
.1ip
pi"".i.
.
that
Great
Britain
has
more
than
Chamber
uf
Commerce
on
the
litre
To
JStay
450
nrlsoners
taken
from
sunken
I
large
amount
of
work
it
was
do-
Au
till
Ho
rtprtnanptiifV
uf
ilif
ln
Pmmrt
in
frl
I
fc"
:
.
.
.
I
1
..
.
;.,
n..t
lititr
f
.4iriu
hv
Jhn
mi
n
i
r(
0.3
f
..
..
.
1
u.
1
i
'
v
i
nail
niiuiuai
nits
auu
aiu
!"
t-T.,,
...w
....
tiiupDuuaing
lnuusLry
ncrc
TJlC
sd'
i'
-ir-niy
r
nsciy
uv
counter
measures
apainst
U-
;wo
meetings
rcaa
uicre
ana
ouicr
SIX.akcr
gavc
it
as
his
opinion
Uiat
v
I)
pt
Rob
-t
Borcbni
,ats
recaitly
have
met
with
'business
on
the
agenda.
People
;i,i,building
was
here
i
stay.
It
na
Rumr-i
nwxinu
ic
crralcr
success.
t
wuo
uiu
jh
wjwivu
uic
meetings
was
1h
t)Cnr,i
nlR,i
llla,ic
hc
.
.
.....
ftf
Al
.
..I
I
n
'found
it
KlUf
ult,
lo
realize
Uic
town.
II
Uic
people'-tu;.ipoiwed
the
Iwm'
wnuu".
wni
o.
iui
i-rauure
cxU.lU,
of
41ic
wmk.
oi
:r
lie
wa-
speaking
,nfllIvirv
,,
wn
Krirr
Hip
i.h
Nova
S-otla.
and
was
oVC"
locallUon
of
Uic
Aitpyard.
he
ncM
jt'
could
,,,c
Fht?imil
Ju,
a
.
.
J
TYM.nK
L1A1I.
UlliITU
4L1
IV1
HLUblUl
OllllJUlllk
nn
il
i
m
rl
nnllti
I
I
net
nvnm
iU8Iortwowcc
cna
ng
Marcn
auU
tt
wsw
raWlcr
far
frum
a
b
Uw
RAID
ON
IRELAND
The
first
bomb
in
eighteen
days
was
dropped
li
t
night
on
London
when
a
missile
fell
near
a
hospital
and
killed
one
patient.
Five
planes
were
lost
by
thc
was
that
the
railway
ran
its
siding
were
today
wondering
where
they
!Gcrman5
last
nfellt
irigrtL
ullO
wie
suupyuru,
uius
liiioiiK
lu-n'
t.
i
.
avoiding
the
extra
handling
whlcn
Thc
speaker
mentioned
that
only
was
a
handicap
to
many
places.
Uie
construction
wages
on.
a
ship
UU
D
I
V44
There
was
a
good
shipyard.
How-
was
at
present
left
in
Prince
Rup-
1
LjIYIOJ.
IJUJL
ver.
he
Icund
an
apathy
here
crt.
Just
now
the
boilers,
the
en-
n
that
was
a
handicap.
People
would
gin
t
,
the
steel
castings
and
much
i
IN
HlnH
j
m
m
m.
m
m
German
YugoSI
.-.11
i...
fl,.Un,l
LI1P
IllTiLVlITML
LU11
fll
11111
111
Lilt:
UUk"
ITmiiAunr
In
Mint
rrtlVfyil'
II
"UrrW
....
.
.
...
taiU
Ul
C1IJ
CAVtlll
Ull
IWIVU
WUA
UCllCrUl.
AI1K
ilLLilCKX
UTR
ITllIl-
...
vfr
-nhri-fip'.
uiniv
tic
ol
the
Atlantic.
For
the
one
no
wnrN
Drr
,.han
Vancouver.
i
..k.c...
k...
i
lad
was
carrica
cut
by
Nazi
sldercd
a
direct
challenge
to
Bui-
nn
...
.
el
-----
iiurtutu
uvuuuui
nai
jik
ou
n
,
.
,
.
,
,
.
u.-nnir
nfpnrn
nrr
m
Tpvispn
iiniirivi
.
,
.
,
.
i
iHiira
UHii.
-ilriil
.
.wnirii
.11115
uiwii
pann
in
rnmo
inu
inn
wnr
T
Mnrtliy
with
title
of
U'C
loss
was
thirty
shins
of
tonnage
lhc
year
Ulc
wcro
undcr
donc
lic
bclievcd
u
awacited
Jor
an
liuur.
(
.
inrnuinfT
mi
nun
iiir
iiluci
m
tt
i
...
.
-
.
iiil
viLiiuaii
iiiuma
iiuikbu
minrxer
"
,'.c
nanaicap
w
a
severe
ciinia
wouia
dc
aonc.
uic
mops
ncrc
..
.
,
.
.
TTTM1
!
UK
I
-IN
List
for
Month
of
April
twenty-seven
ships
mianinc
.,,
Jhi.,
i,nri
,tn
hp
nrti-
-..u
ku,i
wiuciVreu
conuuuuu;
,tu;
r
-
.
.i
LIU
CiTil
Cases
and
One
Appeal
on
considerable
sacniice
ana
,
jicuit
to
work
in
the
summer
be-
Mr.
Cormack
said
hc
believed
by
merchant
service
ana
me
cause
there
was
too
mu:h
sun-
shipbuilding
was
going
to
move
to
The
average
loss
lor
February
shlne
.
osnnn
rc!
wppHv
nnri
ihnt
for
the
war
to
date
66,743
tons.
listed
on
the
April
calendar
of
.t
I
n
ri
urn
(n
vh
in
ri'uiiim
Tomorrow
s
Tides
High
.
11:36
ajn.
203
It.
Low
5:29
p.m.
5.8
ft.
17:50
pjn.
4.1
It.
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
Nazis
Make
Fierce
Drive
SUITED
FOR
PERMANENT
SHIPBUILDING
INDUSTRY
SERVICE
TO
DUBLIN
OFF
Steamship
.Sailings
.Across
Sea
Cancelled
Irish
Official
Tells
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Excellent
Facili-:rooN.
April
:-
The
Great
II.....
Wl,:U
Cl,....l,1
I
in.
AM
ir
lv
on
'wcsu.ni
itauway
wniiuuiicra
tiu-
Ever-Increasing
Scale
i
ccllatlon
of
ftcamshlp
sailings
n?roJl
the
Irfch
Sea
1
Dublin.
Advances
In
lavia
Grecian
Open
Up
Left
Flank
Berlin
Claims
Important
Gains
in
Balkan
Campaign
Rut
These
Are
Not
Immediately
Confirmed-Belgrade
is
Heavily
Bombed
BERNE,
April
8:
(CP)
The
Greeks
were
left
alone
today
to
defend
a
vital
section
of
the
Balkan
front
when
YugoSlav
forces
withdrew
in
southern
Serbia
but
there
were
no
early
indications,
despite
fierce
fighting,
that
the
Germans
had
won
any
decisive
advantage.
The
Greeks
said
they
were
holding
firm
at
Rupel
Pass
where
a
Ger
SOFIA
IS
HARD
HIT
Heavily
Bombarded
for
Second
Straight
Night
by
British
and
Yugoslav
Bombing
I'lanes
CAIRO,
April
8:
(CP)
The
Royal
Air
Force
bombed
military
objec
tives
at
Sofia,
the
capital
of
Bulgaria,
Sunday
night,
it
was
officially
announced
today
and
again
last
night
the
Royal
Air
Force
and
Ulster
Town
Attacked
For
Hour
Yugoslav
planes
subjected
Sofia
to
Liverpool
Bears
Brunt
London
violent
bombardment.
Heavy
dam-(ets
Bomb
Five
Shlfis
a-rp
was
donc
to
the
central
railway
man
armored
column
sougnt
10
penetrate
the
Struma
Valley.
Capture
ol
Scutari
in
Albania
and
Zara
In
Greece
was
reported
by
the
Yugoslav
army.
In
Berlin
the
Germans
claimed
today
Uiat
troops
in
the
drive
Irom
Bulgaria
and
Rumania
had
advanced
to
Skoplje,
Important
industrial
and
military
centre
in
southern
Yugoslavia
about
100
miles
northwest
of
Salonika.
(There
was
no
immediate
Allied
confirmation
of
this
report).
Unconfirmed
reports
reaching
Budapest
said
Uic
Germans
had
occupied
the
Yugoslav
city
of
Nis
on
the
Sofia-Belgrade
railway.
Numerous
other
towns
In
Yugoslavia
on
the
way
to
Belgrade
had
also
been
Downed
I
station,
warehouses
and
other
es-1
occupied
by
Uie
Germans
It
tabllshments.
Huge
lircs
were
I
claimed.
was
LONDON.
April
8:
-The
first
air
ntraied
and
death
and
destruction!
Ncw
alr
raids
have
been
made
by
!ooo
tons.
The
average
weekly
l.ss
fldallj
,
PflnfiC
nupcitt
cou,d
MUm
the
ar
l
blatnany
'
raUcred
points
.during
Marcn
is
piacca
oy
mc
u-jMr
Corrnack
w,
they
had
had
steps
of
the
John
Brown
Company
JLhI
with
Livcrixwl
'bearing
the
brunt
inlraltv
at
98.0DO
tons.
f
h,
oi
n,
ri
r.
n
m.
e,i
r..,,,i
,i,im,
The
Battle
ol
the
Atlantic
may,,
"5
KVmnn,
rnnAinn
PpniP
o
ii,...mw
-if
tlie
raids
on
northwest
England.
CEQQTfiN
dccldc
thc
rcsult
01
lhC
"
'f'
talked
about
there
being
too
much
centre.
They
could
get
the
build-
T
'n
"to
"""JJ
OL
JOlUll
declared,
and
it
must
be
expected
Uxcm
that
ccrlnd
lt'
casua3tlcs
.
faln
bul
hc
rCmmdcd
.
.
iB
rights
of
engines
and
othci
w
"
-
t
.uiu-
,UU
o
nn
nQTTQ
Tf
foci
tr
1
n
ff
Bulletins
the
Nazis
on
Belgrade
ana
aive-bombuiK
attacks
are
claimed
tp
American
Kcinr
Sent
AbroaU
lo,,.
r,
i
i
,
ij.-i
4
TMri
nia
t,w!,v
1.,
nnuminwnl
;
.
ttf
tu
Miiuscry
01
nome
octuruy
mi-
-
nnr.
kiimiiiu
u.iliiiiuilj
uiuti.
nu
i
f
1
nuiin
iiii
i.iio
iiiiiii.iliv
wua
tu
-
.TtT......
,
nr
iri:riL.siniLii
ik..
11.
vfiuii"
i
...
....
t.n:
Establish
Closer
Naval
Liaison
uW
m
thpm
had
ahxady
makc
ln
Rupcrt
Inm
Busincss
Block
ln
city
of
arJ
rf
Rew
was
shakcn
JJg
JJJ'
(CP)
k.
wu-(.2,
,
VY-.u.
r
uiion
lor
..
(
m,
rranlt
a"u
."'L
.
"
,
..
,
ruiux
uiuiuuiu-tu
:
ithe
worK
as
wen
as
any
ouicr
yara
East.
The
rjcomc
wouia
wave
to
go,u.-uiui
aim
nu.i.
t
imn.w
to
In
Canada.
after
Uiis
industry
and
build
it
up
was
suiiocaica
toaay
in
a
lire
01
On
nt
the
difficulties
lound
here
here.
undetermined
origin
in
Uic
oatti-
was
the
lack
of
skilled
labor.
They
Mr.
Cormack
urged
support
lor
siock
jjiock
in
aowniown
amon-had
imported
some
men
but
they
ihc
Canadian
NaUonaT
Railways
'ton.
Mrs.
Sarah
Kelly
suffered
,,
fmininjr
n
it
of
vounff
men
which
wav
tlic
only
Ilrm
leaving
severe
burns
and
her
daughter,
Who
were
doing
excellent
work
and
its
busincss
in
Prince
Rupert.
ItMk.
Sally
Kelly,
minor
burns.
in
o
vpnr
or
two
thev
would
have
had
its
ships
ovcrnautca
at
uic
I
4
"
...
....
.
t
.
1
HI.,
lil
.
J
A
.In
nln
mflr
l
'
built
up
an
organization
mat
dry
uock
nui
uic
snips
oi
uic.mcy
iiu
w
uu
wwui
ui
.
could
not
be
beaten.
Tne
young
other
companies
were
not
seen
jwhy
men
had
to
remain
idle
lor
I
PHnop
Runert
men
wore
making
there.
People
siioum
rcmcmDcr
an
nour.
incre
was
very
utue
wai.!
cood
mechanics
and
"these
men
Oils.
They
-must
got
behind
and
time
at
the
shipyard
here
and
.
....
.
.
..
.
.
.
....
.
t
.
1.
..
ii,,,,.
rt
.
.
ii
..
should
be
encouraged,
conditions
6aK
up
uiosc
wito
am
wic
nuxi,,cvcn
uuuu
wun
Biauutwij
j
.
hniiirf
l
made
as
cood
for
them
for
the
city.
He
did;
not
UiniK
tiucca.
n
tvKsihlo
Manv
of
thc
men
had
lokhvs:
about
thc
rahi
here
sliould
Finally
Mr.
Cormack
reminded
.,i,,.i,
.Hp
i.npwipri
mam
nfiabout
the
sliloyard
and
its
work
Mckcrson,
vi
a
result
of
which
Tlip
stirlnkpp
snM
Mr.
fJnrmArk
PXlvlahlcd
Jiat
UlC
I
their
ooso
men
wiiu
uruu
.uwv-.
,
Rupcrt
and
liked
thc
shipyard
ho
heard
all
Korts
or
stories
about
railway
company
was
spending
a
and.
thc
work
had
gone
away
be-.how
work
had
lo
be
itoni
out
after!
lot
of
money
on
the
plant
Juwt
rnu.se
Wicv
Could
not
find
a
place'
it
was
put
liu
He
could
jay
that
now,
evidently
for
thc
purpose
of
t
their
wives.
There
was
no
no
waxing
out
nuu
wvu
iwuti.niuKuuni
uinuwiu.
tnhvc
W
In
'
that
'
way
"
they
had
.or
iic
slilpyard
work.
If
the
own-
than
had
becii
done
so
far.
He
ro-
IJltlVV
I
..."
.
....
1.
.
.
l
lu
,w
m,r
irood
men.
He
crs
ol
tho
vessels
lound
uiat,
as
tusca
to
agree
wia-t
ynvun:
uwjili-
.
B
I
...
..,.,
,
,,
U
V-
M.
..u
t,
r.r.tr.A
n
PomljKsirv
atifl
construcuon
was
uiuttx-ums.
u
uu-
.buy
ui
'we
jtuui
wuuiu
i.
bunkliouie
would
have
,
to
be
buUt.
fcrent
type
or
work
should
be
than
Uie
present
sot-up.
Hc
also
or
.the
vessel
in
did
not
that
a
certain
amo
f
f
tip
mpn
were
llvhur
under
done
on!
some
part
agree
.
...
.
.
.
1
.
1
.
A
4Ua
Kl
.mmint
rwf
rA
nnfl
tlfO
O
TKlOftWATV
.
Ticfrip
DiStrlCt
nnd
alia
Ouccn
VUt"
uoor
conditions
VUliUiWUJlo
and
w.u.
this
must
dc
oraer
w
jmpruvu
w
mt
nhWu
w
..wj
t...nn
tJlinpr.
-Ww.lr,n
rf
ihn.
rpnr1p
.
....
..-r
-
-
modcr-
rcotiried.
When
men
were
up
an
compaea
wiui
uij
uas
Kiyc4i.
ivi
H.,.v...
moacr
rcauiea.
.
.
to
.
.
.
J""1
,
Charlotte
Islands-Llsht
a
b
11
W.
R.
MpATee
thanked
1
iMen
vi
111
i.iiLUkiv
-
1
l
1
Li
1
1
ij
uiuiiVMi'h
ivkj
..
-
-
.
n
Vn
ri
.
f
1
uvw
casionai
.1.1,
ntin
T
ri'.MI
w"
----
juui'"
.
iij
.
-
ja..v
i
.
.
.1.
.
owners
of
the
shirt?.
Emoloyees
Mr.
Cormack
lor
his
intensely
in
-
-v&va.uvin
m;
nprniotitf
mnrir.
ulc
uiiu
tne
launrh
nt
Hooriitf
nrti.
to
south
winas.
ClOUUjr
w
to
...
t
ol
the
7Q;
T
'
I
mln
and
becoming
Showery.
aiui
-
..4
l.ailUtti0il,
-"
.
.
with
w
the
cost
of
living
could
not
always
understand
why
teresting
addresf.
TURKEY
ENIGMATIC
ANKARA
A
Turkish
spokesman
today
expressed
sympathy
tor
Yugoslavia
and
Greece
and
predicted
ultimate
German
defeat
in
the
Balkans
but
made
no
definite
statement
of
what
Turkey
herself
might
be
expected
to
do.
II.C.A.F.
CRASH
MONTREAL
Sergeant
J.
M.
Harris
of
Sarnia
was
fatally
injured
in
the
crash
of
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
training
plane
near
here
yesterday.
Lead-
ous.
LETI1BIUDGE
WINS
REGINA
Lclhbridge
evened
Hip
Wpwlprn
Panaila
Allan
Cups
scml-finais
at
two
games
I
each
last
night
by
defeating
1
Ilcgina
3
to
1.
The
next
game
I
will
be
played
at
Moose
Jaw
tomorrow
night
and
thc
lourth
at
Calgary
Saturday
with
the
filth,
if
necessary,
on
Monday.
SFLIT
UF
YUGOSLAVIA
ROME
Virginio
Gayda,
Fascist
editor,
said
today
that
the
intention
was
to
divide
Yugoslavia
up
between
Germany,
Hungary,
to
work
nlglit
and
day
and
much
be
encouraged.
Too
much
promin-.thc
Chamber
that,
in
order
to
iiulfaria
and
Italy.,
credit
was
due
Uicm
tor
tne
cx-jcncc
"was
given
10
uus
mautcr
ui
uiukc
u
suvcuaa
ui
jsmjjuiumuib!
ccllcnfc
results
attahicd.
climate.
The
people
here
fjhould
at
jtlierc
must
be
good
men
at
Uic
Housing
Thc
Men
all
times
and
under
all
conditions
head
and
good
men
hi
.the
plant.
One
or
the
drawbacks
hi
Prince
be
loyal
to
hctr
city
iand
speak
At
the
conclusion
questions
were
r,
i
,.,nc
iimf.
r
hnnslns
Tt
was
weU
of
It.
.
asked
by
Arnold
Flatcn,
G.
R.
S.
lmtxirtant
problem
and
one
me
iiuc&wun
ui
jrvuoj
kxj
uuj
,
w.
...
.v.
.,.
RED
CROSS
SHIPMENTS
First
Consignnieut
Being
Sent
By
United
Stales
to
Yugoslavia
Within
Two
Weeks
NEW
YORK,
April
8.
Norman
H.
Davis,
president
of
Uie
American
Red
Cross,
announces
that
arrange
ments
have
been
made
for
the
shipment
within
the
next
two
weeks
of
the
first
consignment
or
$1,000,000
of
Red
Cross
medical
supplies
to
Yugoslavia.
'5.-
w
.
'
'
hare
been
mo'ch"rmilitarjrT5b,::'
jectives
in
Serbia.
Belgrade
has
been
bombed
five
times
and
Sarajevo
is
said
to
be
in
ruins.
Thc
Greeks
claim
to
have
inflicted
enormous
losses
on
the
Germans,
decimating
large
numbers
of
parachute
troops
which
had
been
landed
behind
their
lines.
KILLED
IN
AIR
RAIDS
Civilian
Britons
To
Number
Ol
4,239
rerished
During
3Iarch
5500
Injured
Great
Britain
in
March
air
raids.
DEMAND
IS
REJECTED
Mexico
Flatly
Refuses
to
Give
Back
Axis
Ships
Attack
on
Greece
and
Yugoslavia
Condemned
MEXICO
CITY,
Aprll8.
Tlie
Mexican
government
has
flatly
rejected
thc
demand
ol
Germany
and
Italy
lor
the
release
of
twelve
ships
which
were
seized
hi
Mexican
ports.
The
Mexican
government
also
denounces
the
attack
of
Germany.
ADHERES
TO
AXIS
Japanese
Foreign
I'olicy
Still
Rased
on
Alliance
With
Germany
and
Italy
TOKYO,
April
8.
Premier
Frfnce
Konoye,
ln
an
address,
said
"that
Japanese
foreign
policy
was
still
based
on
adherence
to
the
tripartite
alliance
with
Germany
and
Italy.