ATTACK
ON
HAD
FIRED
Vicorous
Assault
Made
By
British
Bombing
Planes
Last
Night-Other
Points
Also
C
MUCH
SEAL
Other
ITopccls
at
Air
Rase
in
Ad
dition
to
Sub-Station
Which
Tower
Company
Will
Am
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p.m.
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ft.
CAIRO
In
Iraq
British
positions
are
being
consolidated
i
pnltiHiUo
IMvai
tn
111
it'l
tr
In
IKaili.l
1.
.
n.l
h
are
continuing
to
push
on
fromi
the
west
and
are
now
but
milts
from
Bagdad
on
wnicn
mere
was
a
damaging
air
raid
"lerday.
A
considerable
number
of
Iraqui
prisoners
have
been
t
ucn
A
garrison
with
considerable
stores
and
equipment
was
"ported
seized
today
by
the
British.
INTENSIVE
MUTISH
ATTACK
CAIRO
The
Royal
Air
Force
launched
its
most
intensive
attack
against
the
Axis
forces
in
Libya
today,
aiming
at
Gcr-lan
transix""13'011
columns
and
troop
concentrations.
Tobruk
"s
still
being
held
and
heavy
losses
have
been
inflicted
on
the
tnemy
around
Salum.
THIRD
DAY
OF
INVASION
LONDON
(ierman
troops,
pouring
from
the
sky
on
the
.i,
nf
lhe
mass
aerial
invasion
of
Crete,
have
wrested
two
Jill
11
uj
-
footholds
from
the
defendr.-s
of
the
Greek
island,
it
was
announced
today,
l'rimc
Minister
Winston
Churchill
informed
(he
House
of
Commons
that
Nazi
parachutists
had
taken
the
town
of
Heraclean
(also
known
as
Capdia)
but
British
troops
still
h"''1
tne
a'rPor'
tpere-
Thc
M'd(,le
East
command
in
Cairo
announced
that
the
town
of
Maleml
was
also
in
Nazi
hands.
Both
reports,
however,
called
the
German
gains
only
Isolated
successes
in
fierce
warfare
and
said
that
attempts
by
the
Gcr-ans
to
put
forces
ashore
from
the
sea
had
been
frustrated.
The
latest
German
parachutists
are
from
a
second
line
of
offense
on
the
Greek
mainland.
It
was
slated
that
lighting
could
be
expected
to
continue
with
increased
severity.
CANADIAN
TANKER
SUNK
OTTAWA
Thirty
persons
including
a
number
of
Canadians,
are
believed
to
have
been
lost
aboard
the
big
11,209
-ton
Canadian
oil
tanker
Canadolitc,
belonging
to
the
Imperial
Oil
announced
today.
later
it
was
reported
that
forty
Co
it
was
ncrsons
from
the
tanker
had
been
captured
by
the
Germans.
Officials
said
London
reports
indicated
she
was
sunk
off
the
fst
coast
of
Africa.
Another
Canadian
ship
is
reported
to
have
been
torpedoed
and
sunk,
12
on
board
being
saved
and
landed
at
Trench
Guiana
for
internment.
Seven,
being
over
age,
are
reported
to
have
been
released.
BATTLE
OF
ETHIOPIA
CAIRO
Capture
of
five
thousand
more
Italian
troops
and
nineteen
tanks
in
southern
Elhiop.a,
nilli
forty-two
guns
,1
Jas
announced
today.
Two
more
Italian
divisions
face
the
alternative
of
surrender
or
destruction.
GERMANY
FEELING
IT
Minister
Gocbbels
admits
that
Bl-RI
IN
I'ropaganda
and
Bremen
are
feel.ns
Hamburg
..eh
German
ritiw
as
Kiel,
int
the
weight
'f
"c
ir
alUlks:
n
,'Wle.
l
linjul
h
these
cities
Irom
atiuai
m.iu
NO
HUITISII
APPEAL
IONIION
-
Lord
Privy
Seal
Clement
Alice
declared
rt-day
Hut
there
was
no
intention
to
art?.
"SiJgl.
?iw,iiop
il.al
(Sc'rmany
should
"bTSSljed
to
joIrTw.th
Great
UiiUm
in
calling
a
truce
on
night
bombing.
CONTINUE
SYRIAN
RAIDS
raids
on
.such
continues
its
(
AIKO-The
Royal
Air
Force
and
Damascus
where
the
Germans
Srlaii
airdromes
as
Beirut
aic
still
landing
on
the
way
to
Iraq.
no
aikTattacks
,.0NNA1I
Greal
Britain
was
free
last
night
fr"
enemy
air
attack
owing
to
misty
weather.
ITALIAN
SUBMARINE
LOST
submarine
is
ofhilallj
ROME-
The
loss
of
an
Italian
admitted.
NAZI
INFILTRATION
LONDON
-The
Germans
are
continuing
fo
InHHrjlj
learned.
from
Gibraltar,
it
is
trench
Morocco
and
Tangier,
across
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
120.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPPriT.
B.cZ
THURSDAY,
MAY
22,
1941.
Importance
Emphasized
At
Meet-in;
Of
Citizens
Last
Night-
Line
Of
Action
Revealed
The
vital
importance
oi.
a
success
being
made
of
the
victorv
Loan
campaign
In'
o
-
lAinuyn,
....,,
:
ri,i
-,crl.t
nf
t.h
pffnrt
Srctc
was
given
to
the
House
of
Commons
this
afternoon
im
ptant
J-
LUUc'
chairman
oi
nc
hit
Prince
ii...
r,..:...
ivi::..
w;i..trm
f
VinrfVi
who
sulmitteu
ny
ine
rruiiu
luumici
Mi.
om
v..-..,-
-
Rupert
Rupert
city
city
unit,
unit,
presided
presided.
n,
.,o,u
ii
iniiow
n
n
the
"v
landlne
a
today
lh?n
Uierc
was
in
xjw
ijrt
m.w
Rrii
novo
base
of
,nrrfis
Mr
Churchill
up
as
adian
Air
Force
is
to
be
erected
at
wUh
succesSi
one
trooo
convoy
Victory
loans
of
the
First
Great
a
cost
of
$39,000.
the
contract
hav-
had
been
brokcn
up
yesterday
and
War.
Incidentally,
the
campaign
in?
been
awarded
to
the
Northern
an
eycn
larger
one:0j
thirty
ships
for
this
loan
w;
being
run
along
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
The
wlth
navai
escorts
had
been
attack-
much
more
economical
lines
than
original
source
of
power
will
be
the
ed
today
So
far
these
attempts
had
any
previous
loan.
Northern
British
Cloumbia
Power
been
dispersed
with
sinking
of
some
T.
N.
Youngs,
chairman
of
the
Co
itself.
The
sub-station
will
be
enemy
shlpSi
Today
the
Germans
publicity
committee.
described
of
his
Messcr-
P
i
PUCn
W7
tT
committee
of
Hesl
bailed
out
fTm,
,
cl
the
employees'
UjNUuN.
May
22:
(CP
1
British
"1
lJ
in
ngcotland
bco
on
May
10
af-
M
JllJUJUW&aa-i
WLLAOlltiU
Last
'shts
rcPorts
which
c
he
was
chairman.
An
In-mbu
oombt
.
which
which
attacked
attacked
Heligoland
Ilcllgoiana
nursuit
by
Air
ilhousands
thousands
of
of
German
German
parachute
Paracnuw
canvass
Qf
p,aces
where
1
ii
i
r
;l
iiifb
MV'"""
"
.....
1
vpviorrlo
iftffr
v,a
rsprmn.ll
Island
a-
Rrrrrtarv
:'vL.vu,j
v
w
viw
v..
.
-
Fnrro
nuntuii
'sxvlrl
of
.
..
.
Iho
IIOUSC
-.u.lB11Uiu
aiuuuucu
u.
"
-
w.u
.
-
Archibald
sinciau
rr
llviKl
iaulu.
atev
and
smoke
lit
here
ana
mere
Ccmmons
today.
This
sta
-
-
"J
names,
Ulf
ah
ivuuiov.j
-
cni
conUlinca
a
pusai""-
wr
orvicc
said
today.
The
British
ror
bunct
holes
found
in
the
nlQiin
.1
1
.
Krunhs
from
.
.
1...,
nlnnfi.
.-
uivi'vu
v..
v..
ILIII
OI
llCSo
w
i
U'm
I
.
height
as
low
as
forty
or
fifty
Th
Dukc
or
Hamilton,
Scottish
f
An
anti-aircraft
battery
was
whom
ness
was
reported
to
amens
the
objectives
hit.
Bombs
'
askcd
for
when
picked
up.
were
dropped
on
dock)
and
in
the
mct
Ilcss
bef0rc
he
was
con
centre
of
the
town.
'fronted
with
the
Nazi
as
a
war
Near
DunkciQUe
a
power
station
)cr
slnclalr
added,
inert.
w
attacked
and
there
was
a
bpcn
reports
that
Hess
knew
strong
Royal
Air
Force
raid
on
an
th
Dukc
industrial
centre
fifty
miles
Inside.
.
:
w
'upled
France,
no
details
of
this
wing
given.
Two
British
bombers
Dlirt.f
I
nQPS
aild
six
fighters
were
lost
while
lUiperi
LiUSCO
"ve
uermans
were
shot
aown.
Halibut
Sale:
101c
and
7.5c.
Sintiiititl
rv
American
nnonn
nounds,
10a
&nd
fy.
Canadian
5,500
pounds,
10.1c
ad
7.5c.
American
Harmony,
30,000,
and
Pearl,
8
000.
Cold
Storage,
10c
and
8c.
Canadian
.
Annabelle.
5.500.
Cold
Storage,
Rifle
Title
MONTREAL,
May
22:
CV:
Rifle
Cub
was
crowned
Calgary
of
the
close
champion
at
the
tenth
annual
Don.
o
M"f
;
Bor
R
e
Small
ma
Senior
i
imii
after
dcieatinB
fending
titleholdcrs
sible
five
hundred.
tv
hours
Africa
CAIRO,
Ulay
22:
lUP)-
The
Royal
Air
Force
has
unloosed
Its
most
intensive
effort
of
the
desert
war
so
far
against
German
...mrpiii
rations
and
transport
col
cs
Dy
Doat.
,
.
umns
in
Libya.
Ihva
In
In
the
the
past
past
thir-
thir-
iivi
been
destroyed
Condition
of
It.
Phillips,
who
...ffoiwi
vnverp
injuries
including
broken
collar
bone,
pelvis,
ribs
and
puibw
punctured
lung
-
in
a
tweniy-uve
frnnrv:
nhimmettinff
dOWn
OUt
OI
.
u4f,r
n
and
an
louinuinovivu
nvu.;
ammunition
and
gasoline
dump
exploded.
t
As
flight
after
flight
of
British
bombers
showered
missiles
clay
after
day,
Royal
Air
Force
fighters
skimmed
desert
roads,
sending
thousands
of
incendiary
bullets
Into
Axis
vehicles.
Tjipre
was
u
uavivii
vn
uui
...-.---.
-
oi
an
maiviuuaia
wuu
portance
.
.
tllla
of
troop
laden
speed
boats
had
subscrlbing
W1.
cm
been
beaten
back
before
they
could
WatfcSi
Because
a
effect
a
landing.
'head
of
a
household
was
subscrib-
Thrcc
thousand
enemy
troops
had
ng
was
not
to
be
considered
as
an
attacked
the
Suda
Bay
airport.
eXcuse
for
other
members
of
the
Dive
bombers
had
rained
bombs
family
not
also
buying
Victory
n
t.hi
island
In
suDDort
of
the
ef-
bonds.
forts
to
land
parachutists
and
fore-1
Impressive
Support
V..
V,n(
I
J.
W.
Nlcholls
told
of
at-
.
1
1
nr
4Vin
riNivln.
v-"
-
.,
tcnaing
a
niet-nus
ui
i
i
n.,A
Vi
rt
oiTina
frn
In
putting
up
a
valiant
fight.
I
Vancouver.
He
had
bwn
Impressed
German
losses
were
severe
while
thc
0f
the
men
serving
those
of
the
British
were
compar-,
that
committee.
Leaders
of
t
Pnnf
npnrp
nr
Llle
.
.
.
.
t
i
i.Ua
nara
011
....
a
1
1
J
ri
nrn
0
A
V
V
t
ft
C
C
Ml
-
.
1
.11
J
1
iVi
A
1
I
The
Royal
Air
Force
was
contlnu-
'ipart.
He
had
also
been
lavoraDiy
;
Ine
its
attack
on
Greek
mainland
topressed
with
the
economical
i
.
i
tiiIpVi
f.hp
rnmnalcn
oaea.
.
.
.
,
,-!.,,..
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
B.
D
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Mil
souri,
.04.
Braloxne,
9.85.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.2G.
Dentonia,
.00.
Falrvlew,
.00y2.
Gold
Belt,
22.
Hcdlcy
Masjcot,
.52.
Minto,
.0114.
Noble
Five,
.002
(ask).
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
1.25.
Pioneer,
2.05.
Premier,
.91
(bid).
Privateer.
.49.
Reeves
McDonald,
.12.
Reno,
.11.
Relief
Arlington,
.01
Yz-Sheep
Creek,
.80.'
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.05.
Calmont,
.14V2.
C.
&
E.,
1.08.
;
Home.
1.60.
-V
ability
10
noiu
wm
.At.v
ermg
wnoienearteaiy
Pacaita,
pacaita,
.02
.uayj.
despite
the
growing
intensity
of
the
lcampalgn
Women
and
religious!
Royal
Canadian.
,07.
enemy
enemy
attack.
attack.
ihodies
'bodies
were
were
also
also
taking
taking
an
an
active
active
okalta.
Okalta,
.50
.50
(ask).
(ask).
was
ibclng
conauciea.
uoi
wwiui"
!cmphr-lzed
the
Importance
of
pro-
pagandlzlng
the
campaign
and
one
U7AtlTiAt
Porrnut
Weather
r
orecasi
by
penai
or
tne
Desx,
mean
w
j
Mercury,
.03.
Prairie
Royalties.
.05.
WAR
SAVERS
War
save
q
5
in
Klmberley,
Pen-
v-;-v
--....,
Canadian
T
l
r-.
.
A,u-
Nanalmo.
Lyt
foot
aUfroma
r-
fr.m
ce
to
a
-..
--
;nAssoc.at.on
Char--contact
,
t,
Prlnce
Rupert
and
Queen
e
r
Prince
Rupert,
it
w-
;
1-,
to
ibe
serious.
He
lotte
Islands-Light
to
occaMona
y
po
nr:,in;
;u;7o7Se
loan.
City
saved
a
total
of
$25,533.7D
uur
I
...
TiiAHnv
i
frocn
Rninin
wiuua.
V
ing
April.
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
Vichy
Warned
by
Londo
Germans
Take
Island
Towns
Prime
Minister
Churchill
Tells
House
of
Desperate
And
Grim
Battle
of
Crete
BRITISH
PLANES
WITHDRAWN
LONDON,
May
22:
(CP)-British
fighter
withdrawn
today
after
the
planes
on
Crete
were
Herman
attack
started
because
of
4
pronounced
disadvantage
under
which
our
fighters
were
op-crating"
it
was
authoritatively
disclosed
today.
A
statement,
warning
against
considering
the
invasion
or
Crete
analagous
to
what
Britain
might
expect,
said
"to
do
otherwise
would
have
been
a
waste
of
air
forces
involved."
The
statement
said
that
the
defence
operation
at
Crete
must
be
British
naval
and
land
regarded
as
one
in
which
forces
are
primarily
employed.
1
Victory
Loan
CAMPAIGN
IS
UNDER
Foreign
Secretary
Eden
(Threatens
to
Carry
W
ar
WAY
HERE
Into
French
Territory
fit
of
citizens
who
have
been
in
T
HMnnN
Mav
ma
29
A
full
review
of
the
situation
in
and
Influence
in
putting
over
this
J.
'thf
capture
by
the
Nazis
oi
the
lmporiam
iowhs
ui
vm..-
In
opening
nnenins
i
u
the
the
-
'dia
and
Male'nii
although
the
airdrome
at
Candia
was
Lmie
rtocrrlhfrl
described
t.hp
the
meetlne.
Mr
-
Spt-UD
Of
the
till
beinc
held.
He
described
it
as
"a
most
strange,
des-
campaign
organization
starting
.mi
.;uih
uvui.
hatilp
Affectlnz
tmm
thn
minisLcr
nr
finance.
Hon.
'v
I
cvvv
anu
v
-
...
the
whole
course
of
the
campaign
j.
l.
Ilsley,
as
national
chairman,
in
the
Medltefrancan.''
Tho
titua-
For
British
Columbia
Au
W.
tion
appeared
to
be
satisfactory
Taylor
of
Vancouver
was
the
pro-
rp
17fYtVr
everywhere
ciccpt
1n
the
vblnity
vinsial
chairman
with
Col.
J.
w.
I
nA
8
1
V
r
W
I
f
K
l
of
Nalemi
and
Candia
where
the
Nlcholls
as
.haliman
for
Prince
VA
1-X
II
wlm
German.',
had
pined
footholds.
The
RupcrX
division.
The
quota
for
n,:i
lntoX
niMmmps
hut
not
Prince
Itunert.
Mr.
Little
an-
plancs.
The
enemy
lacked
artillery
nounced.
was
$350,OaO.
As
there
and
tanks.
Neither
side
had
means
was
$2,800,000,000
more
in
current
of
retreat.
Very
lare
attempts
by
and
savings
ai'teounts
in
Canada
Latest
Actions
of
Collaboration
With
Germany
May
Make
this
Necessary
Tanker
Bound
for
North
Africa
is
Intercepted
t
nTnoM
mv
99-
(C.P
fireat
Britain
warned
t;u
fVmf
?f
Prnnpp
nnrsups
her
"declared
policy
Prince
Prince
Ruocrt
Kupcrt
as
as
wed
wen
a
a
every-
vjeny
r'"
f
n
L"i.
e
,..;n
,4iVo
whare
else
in
Canada
was
em-
0f
collaboration,
with
Germany,
British
forces
willstiiKe
phasized
last
night
at
a
meeting
ne
eiiemy
wherever
he
may
be
found
without
any
distmc-or
repretentative
citizens
m
the
ijetwcen
0CCui)ied
and
unoccupied
territory."
In
ad-city
council
chamber.
Promotion
,
ti1100
nf
r.nmmnns
of
nossible
war
action
Hans
Weie
revealed
for
the
toene-
Vg"'H
-
-
nin-h
nirtrl'B"-
Bulletins
ASSAIL
NEUTRALITY
ACT
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
War
Secretary
Henry
L.
Stimson
assailed
the
United
States
netrality
act
today
as
"a
violation
of
our
most
sacred
tradition
of
foreign
policy
freedom
of
the
seas."
Last
night
Navy
Secretary
Frank
Knox
asked
Congress
to
scrap
the
neutrality
act
and
adopt
the
policy
of
freedom
of
the
seas.
This
would
allow
United
States
ships
to
again
enter
British
Mie
enemy
w
unv
ui
,
iif
airborne
UtiopsUterbqnie
lhertc
.
aEPj
iwub-taUon
Unserve-
thc.oIT
t
-
'beinsr
rcsMeft
by
the
why
!hc
loan
should
not
be
as
'
-
ir"
;
lUltCA
WV
x,
"
'
,
the
!,
Royal
Dnvnl
flan-
Can-
.
.
n
i-iii
believed,
easily
.!!..
tnlr.n
taken
nn
o.
Vi-iH
had
hopn
been
thp
the
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
rO
FOREST
FIRES
TORONTO
Continued
dry,
hot
weather
has
resulted
in
numerous
larfje
forest
fires
in
Quebec
Ontario
and
also
on
the
prairies.
A
larsc
quantity
of
cut
lumber
near
Parrot
River,
Saskatchewan,
is
threatened
with
destruction.
the
distributing
unit-for
the
eiec-
attemptcd
to
land
tanks.
'I
feel,"
some
or
tne
p
ans
lor
pudiicb
mg
.TntiiKCTW
trical
energy
of
the
air
station.
.&
tne
prlme
Minisier
"that
the
and
propagandizing
the
campaign
HOUSE
IN
DARKNESS
Further
Important
contracts
are
JU
t
olher
than
sat.
of
which
it
was
essential
a
success
OTTAWA-While
Col.
J.
L.
about
to
be
let
in
connection
with
lsfactory
ln
view
0f
the
strength
be
made.
It
was
to
be
corceded
Ralslon.
the
minister
of
national
the
air
base
at
Seal
Cove,
including
f
,
forces
,n
the
Medlter-
that
it
was
but
good,
business
to
defence,
was
speaking
yesterday
a
Barasc
recreation
room
and
two
ncan
..
have
one's
msney
in
government
there
was
an
explosion
and
the
store
buildings.
There
will
also
be
Germans
had
been
success-
bond
drawing
tone
peicent
in-
lights
of
the
Chamber
went
out.
a
concrete
slab
apron
containing
.
Uh
thelr
airborne
troops
in
stead
of
in
the
banks
drawing
only
Lightning
had
struck
a
power
6500
square
yards
of
material
as
occupying
some
positions
but
It
had
1V2
percent.
In
the
course
of
the
line.
Col.
Ralston
went
on
but
twenty-
there
would
be
military
later
a
recess
was
called.
well
as
500
lineal
feet
of
becn
at
tremendous
cost
to
them,
campaign
foot
road,
tignt
uunuieu
.
e
Qrmsri.,
New
.eaianaeio,
a"u
uiumu
two-inch
water
pipe
and
1200
feet
ks
and
detns,
with
the
as-
orating
of
stores
and
homes,
naval
,,.tr,ffh
vitrified
four-Inch
.
,
,fiii-rv
anrf
mae.hlne
and
harbor
beat
parade,
theatre
(Jl
1UI11
SlbttllltC
Ul
Oi
mhvj
sewer
pipe
is
also
to
be
laid.
Ten-
'
had
engaged
the
parachute
and
radio
programs
and
several
OPPOSE
CONSCRIPTION
BELFAST
Ulster
Nationalists
onnose
the
suggestion
of
the
An-
dcrers
on
the
work
Include
W.
C
and
had
infUcted
heavy
cas-
slunts
and
contests.
There
would
drews
government
that
a
policy
Arnctt
Co.
Ltd.,
E.
J.
Ryan
Con-
them
also
be
a
torch
service
on
Sunday
of
conscription
be
adopted.
Pre-
nn
MarwPll
Constmctlon
u
.
,rr.r
rnir
had
afternoon.
Balloons
would
be
shot
nvicr
Eamonn
de
VaVlera
of
Eire
Co
Northern
Construction
Co.
and
...
that
the
Germans
were
still
down
ln
flames
and
an
800
mil-
has
been
asked
to
go
on
record
'.
irn(t
.
Tnnnc
A
.
.
i
llrn
nrilpnnwpr
SparchlLeht
WOUld
oirnind
nfincrintinn.
W
siewart,
ruuh
...
andmg
airborne
iorces
m
cunoiu-
1
u
1
MrKinty;
L.
G.
ScoU
ana
Trensti
numbers
and
had
gained
a
De
een
in
ue.
1
we
-
and
Williams.
fnnfhnlri
Naval
forces
had,
how-
be
displays
01
military
equipment
Air
Secretary
Gives
nmisn
...
the
enemy
from
The
whole
idea
was
to
induce
Some
information
As
To
Strange
Case
Of
Nazi
Lcaucr
ATTACK
IS
'making
a
sea
landing.
Vast
legen-
people
of
the
necessity
and
taporf-Siry
it
ance
of
investing,
in
the
future
of
caves
on
the
island
were,
LONDON1,
May
0:
-CP.-B
.
I
13
M.
Watts
told
of
the
function
oire.
Foreign
Minister
Anthony
Eden
said
the
Vichy
government
had
embarked
on
a
course
which
must
place
the
resources
and
territories
of
France
increasingly
at
the
disposal
of
Germany."
At
the
same
time
it
was
learned
officially
that
British
naval
patrols
have
intercepted
the
French
tanker
Sheherzade
bound
for
North
Africa
with
oil
cargo
from
a
United
States
port.
The
ship
had
been
granted
a
British
navicert
some
time
ago
but
"action
of
the
last
day
or
so
by
the
Vichy
government
particularly
in
Syria,
had
a
very
sharpening
effect,
not
only
in
London
but
in
BIG
PLANT
STARTING
Thirty
Million
Dollar
Bomber
Establishmment
To
15c
Established
In
Ontario
OTTAWA,
May
22:
(CP)
The
go
ahead
signal
has
been
given
the
National
Sreel
Corporation
of
Montrea.1
to
start
a
tooling
up
plant
at
Malton,
Ontario,
for
new
bomber
production
while
negotiations
are
moving
towards
completion
of
a
contract
probably
running
to
seme
$30,000
000,
it
was
learned
today.
PROTEST
,
GAS
TAX
New
Federal
Impost
Claimed
To
Be
.
Undue
Hardship
On
Farmers
And
Fishermen
OTTAWA.
May
22:
Members
re
presenting
all
political
colors
join
ed
in
the
House
of
commons
yesterday
in
opposing
the
three
percent
gasoline
tax
on
farmers
and
fishermen
upon
whom
it
was
declared
a
hardship
would
be
worked.
Hon.
J.
L.
Uley
promised
a
statement
(today
on
the
matter
of
rmmslderatlon
but
made
no
undertaking.
He
asked
the
members
to
consider
the
gravity
of
the
hour.
It.
B.
Hanson,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
was
among
those
who
.spoke
against
making
the
tax
ef-fective
on
farmers
and
fishermen.
Three
amendments
were
ruieu
out
of
order.
Cassiar
Cannery
Provided
Tablet
Memorial
Erected
At
Gillakdamiks
For
George
Adams
Who
was
Foreman
For
Years
nrrt
AvrnAMiKS.
May
22:
Un-
mir
fnnk
nlace-
here
last
week
'of
a
memorial
tablet
In
the
Angli
can
Church
to
George
Adam.
inc
tablet
was
furnished
by
tfie
oas-siar
Packing
Co
.of
the
Skeena
River
for
whom
deceased,
who
died
last
winter,
wasJiative
foreman
yearsTheTwldow
is
now
for
many
at
Cassiar.
mm
1"
1
hi
ri.
(
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