IUTLKK
AIN1)
STALIN
DEAL
LONDON
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
is
to
meet
premier
Joseph
Stalin
of
Russia
within
a
few
weeks,
it
is
stated
by
the
News-Chronicle.
Russia
will
be
given
a
free
hand
in
Asia,
including
,nd'a
aluI
JaPan
H
Is
said,
with
an
outlet
on
(he
Krd
Sea
in
Iraq
or
Iran.
The
Soviet,
in
return,
will
not
at-leni'
to
extend
its
borders
further
in
Europe.
ANOTIIKU
ATTACK
ON
REICH
LONDON
A
concentrated
and
destructive
attack
on
jjal,l,cim,
railway
nerve
centre
of
southwestern
Germany,
and
Lmlwlsshafen,
Just
across
the
Rhine,
was
carried
out
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
last
night,
the
Air
Ministry
announced
today.
..mailer
number
of
bombers
blasted
industrial
Berlin.
Extensive
fires
were
left
burning
among
the
docks
and
factory
sections
oi
Mannheim
and
Ludwigshafcn.
Royal
Netherlands
fliers
joined
the
British
in
attacking
Nazi
airdromes
in
Norway.
Nazi
raids
on
Great
Britain
were
light
although
widespread.
Unhappy
Days
HUNS
OVER
RUN
LAND
OF
PEACE
:
Arrarita
is
he
central
piaieau
oi
itu
Greek
peninsula,
south
of
the
atc
j
nc
mechanized
armies
i
ol
t"ae
llun,
the
trad'CSonal
pctcc
ti
Arcadia
has
been
shattered
3
i
L
i
.e
Micir
:.adl-tions
they
had
many
sanguinary
fmids
among
lh:msclvcs.
Willi
Uie
1
.
:clc
.hey
foil
a
piey
t
Heme
Then
the
country
wai
oc-Uiwo
ov
the
Spartans
and
Macedonians
I-
wit
an
Influx
of
Slivs
in
No
British
Ships
Hurt
LONDON.
Mav
10:
(CP
The
Admiralty
announced
to
day
that
German
and
Italian
planes
made
repeated
attacks
indent
Arcadia.
With
Traditions
on
British
naval
forces
In
the
Of
Simplicity.
Feels
Weight
Of
western
Mediterranean
Thurs-
Invading
Hordes
11
cay
qui,
no
uauiage
waa
German
occupation
of
the
Pelo
ponnesus
will
SHOCK
me
juic-urui
pastora
traditions
of
Arcadia.
Immortalized
in
Grecian
mythology.
tained
by
any
ship.
The
Ita-
J
tans
had
claimed
bomb
or
tor-
1
pedo
hits
on
six
warships
and
i
;ir
mnnv
mprrhantmen
in
the
attacks.
Gull
oi
Corinth,
it
is
sunounoeu
mountains
and
even
in
modern
.,
by
'
rCnilcr
'"cnlct
fcn7jcs
toes
the
population
remain,
sprse
owlr;:
to
the
lacK
oi
ccn-uteni
moisture.
The
ancient
Inhabitants
were
an
independent
nation
of
shepherds
.
-
..lAiwhMn
nff
.
n
ana
Huntsmen
wwourjjijuis
Hrr.J
and
Artemis,
prhnltive
deiUcs
The
popular
idea
of
the
?
m
the
Arcadians
asenbed
to
everything
munaanc.
&:ple
lie
and
an
acioiuie
m-
ri'.::e
of
immorality
aia
m
;
.1:
onrep'ion
of
the
Arcad-,
I..
........
nrriiAf
lluv.
in
the
centuries
be
tween
the
ancients
and
the
present
SEES
END
OF
NIGHT
AIR
RAID
The
end
of
iiIeIiI
raids
on
(ircat
Britain
by
the
Nazis
is
in
sight,
Prime
Minister
Hobert
G.
Men-xics
of
Australia
believes.
A
few
heavy
reverses,
like
those
inflicted
in
the
day
raids
last
fall,
will
brine
this
about.
A
German
invasion
attempt
on
England
is
to
be
expected,
Menkes
declares.
Adolf
Hitler
must
try
it
out
if
he
is
to
have
any
chance
of
winning
the
war.
the
8th
.cntury,
followed
by
many
r
H.M.C.S.
Sagucnay
the
Greek
Wars
of
Independence
tarty
m
he
1P:'i
mutiny
and
owing
co
strategic
position
of
their
plateau
it
-was
a
centre
of
many
battle.
Amliicnl's
Arcadians
Elderly
and
middle-aged
theatre
Sum
says
The
Canadian
Prc,
M
rc
:all
Mark
Ambicnti
delight
ful
mti!
i'
,:al
:al
clav
ploy
"The
"The
AJjadJans.
AasttUans.
Back
In
Service
Canadian
Destroyer
Repaired
Alter
Having
Been
Damaged
in
Action
LONDON,
May
10.
H.M.C.S.
c,....nu
uhirh
had
been
dam-
,
,
scrvice
hich
ran
for
two
years
at
the
-
repairs.
"
It
Is
announced.
announced.
wiaiiicsbury
in
London
about
iaiu,
appeared
in
Canadian
and
United
Slates
theatres,
and
had
a
revival
m
1915
Alexander
M.
Thompson
collaborated
with
Ambient
in
writing
the
play.
Halibut
Sale:
Summary
American-
06)00
pounds,
and
7.5c
to
10c
and
7.5c.
Canadian
64,000
pounds,
and
7o
following
CABINET
CHANGES
Overhaul
Of
Drastic
And
Sudden
Administration
In
SpaiH-Sol-0.5c
'
diers
instead
Of
Pohlicans
-lcl
MADRID.
May
10:-In
a
drastic
I
.
,.
mon
ton!
loll.
"
to
9.4c
".w
and
7.2c.
nnd
sudden
caDincu
uvi
Canadian
hnnU
splUno:
today:
...
,
v,i.h.ranklnB
Spanlsli
P
rwr
An.
ai,,
a
rvnivik.
a
umDl
'
u.,o
wn
swcot
Edward
Lip
ctt,
Treasure.
American
American
cabinet
officers
nave
;
terlor
and
ouier
-
opiay.
25,000,
Storage,
u.ou
i"'"
h
Wcn
to
dlstingui
.
T5
poliUclans.
For-
officers
instead
of
umers,
17,500,
uoyai,
iuc
.
Minister
suneax,
u.
75c
SS
brother-in-law
of
Genera
Rcllanpo
t
isnnn
Rt.nr.ice.
9.8c
rp.malns
in
tnc
.,
a-.
.Francisco
nanw,
..
and
7-5c
'new
cabinet
in
the
same
capacity.
n
Ceylon,
8,500,
Booth,
9.7c
and
7.5c.
Sd
m
retaln
its
Independ-Canadlan
ence
in
the
new
totalitarian
order
P.
nnrronn
io
snn
Pacific
9.2c
.
a
statement.
iin
Europe,
and
7c
Atll.
Idnnn
oinn-n
nin
nnd
7c.
AnkorA.,
1U00,
Booth,
9.4c
and
7.2c
HARMONICA
BANDS
..m,w
10:
(CP)
Its
vik.
11,500.
Atlln.
9.4c
ana
v-jc.
,
;,:o
7ind
wlth
every
"iward
Llpsett,
11,500,
Edmunds
own
mou
"-6-
-
r
&
Walker,
9,1c
and
7.2c.
unit
on
the
c?
"2.
Measure,
3,000.
Storage,
9.1c
d
Mjjjr
Artnern
Brl-
.
,
,
jtish
Command.
WeatherForecast
j
UnJlT5nZ
capt
m
port
a
t
.
Prtnce
Rupert
District
and
Queen,
John
Boden,
arrived
Ch"lotte
Islands-Light
to
occas-
this
morning
'
return
to
yan-l0ally
van
moderate
southeast
wfnds,
ing
at
6
a.m.
on
her
mttly
fair
and
mild.
couver
and
waypoints.
Vol.
XXX..
No.
110.
Total
Tonnage
Sent
to
Roltom
Dur
ing
April
Was
488,12
Tons,
Greatest
so
Far
in
War
showed.
The
ministry
"i
aside
aiiut.
ii
,fnn
have
I
TODAY'S
SIOCKb
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
XA.
liraloitie,
9.50.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.50
(a&k).
Dentonia,
.01
task).
taitvKw,
.ooy4.
Gold
Bell.
.23.
liedlcy
Maifcot,
.50
(ask).
Muito,
.014.
Nablc
Five,
.00y2
(ask).
fia-ufie
Nickel,
.04.
I'cnd
Oiellle,
1.20.
rioneer,
2.00.
rremlcr,
.90.
rrlvateer,
.44.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Reno,
.10.
Relief
Arlington,
.02
(ask).
Sheep
Greek,
.70.
Oils
'
A.
I'.
Con..
.0G.
CalmonU
-15.
C.
&
E.,
1.10.
Home,
1.75
(ask).
Facalta,
.03.
Royal
Canadian,
.07.
Okalta,
.50
(ak).
Mercury,
.04
(ask).-rralrie
Royalties,
.05.
Toronto
Aldemiac,
.09.
BeaUic,
1.08.
Central
Pat.,
1.60.
Cons.
Smelters,
31.75.
East
Malartic,
2.28.
Fcrnland,
.02.
Francocur.
.38.
Gods
Lake,
.25.
Haxdrock,
.72.
Int.
Nickel,
31.00.
Kerr
Addison,
3.80.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.80.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.55.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.58.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.42.
.
iNoranda,
50.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.35.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.91.
San
Antonio,
2.15.
Sherrltt
Gordon.
.67.
Uchl,
.13.
Bousteadlliac,
.02.
Masher,
.04.
Oklend,
.04.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
21.00.
PINS
FOR
STEEL
T.ONDON.
May
10
VICTORIA.
a.c.
3
i
y
kooonaooaniHKioaaaocwDmiaooaDDotKJDrjrinrtrir.
LONDON,
May
10:
(CP1
The
main
targets
of
German
air
forces
whl:h
swept
over
England
In
widespread
raids
a;a!n
cn
Friday
night
were
once
more
the
Hum-
b2r,
M.d
3'-
s
rid
Liverpool
re-
LONDON,
May
10.
Shipping
loss-
gions.
Vital
porta
and
industrial
es
as
a
result
of
enemy
action
In
areas
were
hammered,
considerable
April
were
the
greatest
for
any
damage
being
inflated
althouih
month
so
far
in
the
war,
it
was
of-
the
attacks
on
the
while,
seemed
flclally
announced
last
night
by
the
somewhat
llghtsr.TheJcost
f)
the
Ministry
of
Information.
The
loss-
Nazj
wes
thise
tdanes
lart
night
es
totalled
103
ships
and
183.124
as
ccm;artd
witi
thirteen
the
tons
The
Drevious
high
record
n'sht
previous.
T
.
figure
for
the
war
had
been
463,000
tons
in
June
iatu.
mc
iuMva
April
last
year
were
532,000
tons
and
In
Mareh
this
year
430,000
tons.
The
April
losses
were,
however,
a
far
cry
short
of
the
high
recorn
oi
the
First
Great
War
In
the
same
month
of
1917
when
840,000
tons
of
shipping
was
sunk.
The
losses
for
this
April
included
60
British
ships
totalling
293,000
tons,
forty-three
Allied
ships,
lo9,-:
000
tons,
and
three
neutral
vessels,
J
5,000
tons.
Vessels
lost
In
the
!
evacuation
of
Greece
are
account-
for
In
the
total
ed
1
111
,11
L
1
ALIENS
ARE
ROUNDED
UP
Federal
Immigration
Operatives
In
United
States-Continuing
Their
Drive
NEW
YORK,
May,
10:
(CPJ
imm
rrtkji
operatives,
who
v-
CJ
,
Khinnintr
losses
since
the
bec'n-
,ook
160
German
seamen
Into
cus-
ustraliin
Prime
Minister
Says
ning
of
the
war
on
the
Allied
side
tcdy
early.
Wednesday,
suddenly
Hitler
Must
Try
Invasion
of
;
have
totalled
5,800.000
tons.
launJied
anolhcr;;
rwind-up
o
Uritain
Great
Driteln,
ihsr
allies
and
aliens
yesterday
airc.ing
101
VAIIIN(iT)N.
DC,
May-IB
Inetrtrals
lost
i,'J:ia
snips
agregat-
Italians.
)if.uni"u
.ih
-'
iin
4754.407-
tons
lri
the
year
seai
thing
for
scores
of
others
ac-
since
the
Nazi
Invasion
oi
in?
cused
of
overplaying
ineir
pernuus
Ixtw
Countries,
Admiralty
statistics
u
lemain
in
the
United
states
Attorney
General
Jackson
an
nounced
that
2024
German
and
Italian
seamen
had
been
already
arrested
and
that
467
of
these
had
been
convicted
or
indicted
on
charges
of
sabotaging
Axis
ships.
Oidiiuri'ly.
the
most
of
sufch
prisoners
would
be
deported
but.
under
war
conditions,
they
will
likely
be
Interned.
Princess
Stfani
of
Austria,
the
Attorney
General
tald,
had
given
"Interesting
lnformatlonM
to
the
Department
of
Justice
a-s
a
result
of
which
the
authorities
would
probably
"be
more
lenient"
in
her
case.
JAP
PLAN
!
CHANGING
Will
Adopt
New
Line
Of
Action
Against
China
Peace
Talk
Continues
Chungking
Heavily
Bombed
I
SHANGHAI,
May
10:
Japan
Is,
believed
to
be
giving
up
the
Idea
of
complete
military
conquest;
of
China
but
may
try
other
means.
Lidlcatlons
are
that
Nippon
may
soon
withdraw
large
forces
from
thn
interior
of
China
and
concen-
ate,
instead,
upon
the
south
'coast.
!
There
is
still
talk
of
peace
negotiations.
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-cv.oir
rlomnntl.
Wholesale
wlth-
damage.
Again
today
there
was
another
heavy
raid
on
Chungking.
SHALL
NOT
RING
GUILDFORD,
Eng.,
May
10:
(CP)
(CP)
Pick
up
Bells
from
a
bombed
London
a
Church
have
oeen
puacea
nn
uic
mat
pin
.
,7
hntWthedral
here
but
will
not
be
rung
oSSTo
pracHs
till
after
the'
war-except
as
an
inaSaUy
any
restricted.
invasion
warning,
If
necessary.
IP.
.rRlllHraM
vVar
New
a
v
3
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
10,
1941.
R.A.F.
Takes
Offe
100
Ships
Sunk
ANNOUNCE
LOSS
IN
SEA
WAR
RAIDS
ARE
EXTENSIVE
Vital
Port
And
Industrial
Areas
In
Britain
Being
rounded
By
Luftwaffe
Bulletins
KOOSEVELT
IN
EGYPT
CAIUO
Capt.
James
Roosevelt
of
the
United
Slates
Marines,
son
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States,
has
reported
to
General
Sir
Aichibald
Wavell
as
an
observer
with
the
British
Army
of
the
Nile.
DISREGARD
PROTESTS
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
reiterates
that
a'l
protests
from
Germany
and
Italy
in
regard
to
the
taking
over
of
Axis
ships
lying
idle
in
United
States
will
be
disregarded.
The
House
or
Representatives
has
approved
a
measure
authorizing
President
Rotrevelt
to
take
over
the
ships
and
use
them
as
he
deems
best
In
the
defence
of
the
country.
Approval
by
the
Senate
is
awaited.
CLIPPER
AT
SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE
The
Pan-American
Airways
flying
boat
Trans-Pacific
Clipper
arrived
today
after
its
inaugural
flight
from
the
United
States.
NEED
MORE
DOCTORS
OTTAWA
Canada
is
still
in
need
of
doctors
for
its
armed
forces.
At
least
350
more
are
being..
called,
lor.
this
year,
140
of
whom
"will
serve
In
Canada.
Already
there
arc
1200
doctors
In
the
Canadian
army.
CONSERVATIVES
MEET
OTTAWA
J.
R.
MacNicol,
Toronto
member
of
Parliament
and
also
president
of
the
National
Conservative
Association,
announces
a
meetimr
of
the
national
executive
deliberations.
II
A
HA'S
BROTHER
FREE
LONDON
Frank
Jojce
brother
of
"Lord
Ha
Ha,"
the
English
broadcaster
over
the
German
radio,
has
been
released
from
Internment
after
being
incarcerated
for
a
year.
No
reason
was
ever
given
for
the
internment
nor
was
it
stated
why
he
was
now
CANADIANS
WITHDRAWN
OTTAWA
Canadian
soldiers
have
been
withdrawn
from
Iceland
where
they
have
been
on
earrison
duty.
The
Cameron
SOOSE
IS
CHAMPION
NEW
YORK
Billy
Soose
won
the
world's
middleweight
boxing
championship
at
Madison
Square
Garden
last
night
by
defeating
Ken
Overlin.
It
was
a
fifteen
round
decision.
'Sixty
Million
luvn
.
.
.
.
-
-
-1
-
drawal
of
the
Japanese
from
his
J
AirnnffQ
tountry
before
he
talks
peace
and
'
1
UI
fill
1
then
he
will
only
deal
through
a
third
party,
say
the
United
States,
i
envc
jnn.m
Is
unwilllnjr
to
deal
l?V
J
M
w
-w
through
a
third
party.
The
Japanese
air
force
has
re
sumed
heavy
raiding
of
the
pro
visional
Chinese
capital
of
Chung
king,
starting
yesterday
when
a
large
number
of
planes
came
Over;
rjuislTur
an
estimated
two
hund
red
casualties
and
President
Roosevelt
Asks'
Large
Ap
propriation
from
United
States
Congress
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
May
10.
.
airports
In
connection
with
al
defence
program.
cur
tin
limit?
r.tTAitn
Both
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Paper
Plants
Sign
Up
With
Employees
BRITISH
i
SERVICE
IS
;
COMMENCED
Distinguished
Passengers
on
Toronto-New
York
Planes
1
executive
will
be
held
in
Ottawa
in
October.
Conservative
sena-
,
TORONTO,
May
10.
Twice
dally
tors
and
members
are
also
quail-
passenger
service
between
Toronto
fied
to
participate
in
national
and
New
York
City
was
commenced
todav
bv
TransCanada
Air
Lines
I
with
the
departure
of
the
inaugural
plane
at
10:00
a.m.
Air
mail
has
been
earried
on
the
service
since
April
29.
,
The
Importance
of
this
new
two-hour
link
between
the
two
cities
was
well
demonstrated
this
morning
!
when
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
'munitions
and
supply,
and
H.
J.
Symington,
Electric
Power
Control-
ler
for
Canada,
boarded
the
airliner
(
.enroute
to
Washington
D.C.
on
bus
iness
relating
to
the
war
eiiort
ot
the
two
countries.
Among
the
passengers
was
John
Charles
Thomas,
Metropolitan
Op-i
pra
star,
Tomorrows
Tidef
High
0:56
ajn.
23.4
ft.
13:41
p.m.
21.2
ft.
Low
7:31
a.m.
0.7
ft.
19:41
pm.
4.3
ft.
10.
New,
TRIUMPH
,
returning
returning
to
to
New
New
York
York
at-
al-
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
)
Pounding
At
Reich-
I
AGREED
ON
MANNHEIM
HEAVY
HIT
BY
BOMBS
agreements
have
just
been
signed
between
the
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Kya'
Air
Force
Attacks
Germany
Falls
and
the
Powell
River
Co.
at
And
German-Occupied
Territory
Powell
River
with
the
employees
at
Without
Let-up
Berlin
And
the
two
important
coast
paper
Invasion
Coast
imanufacturlng
plants.
They
pro-'
vide
for
a
weekly
$1.25
cost
of
Ilv
ing
bonus
and
individual
wage
ad
Justments.
LONDON,
May
10:-,-By
day
and
night
the
Royal
Air
Force
ts
continuing
its
new
large
scale
pounding
of
Germany
and
Ger-'man
odcupled
territory
without
let-
.
up.
Following
the
hammerins
durinu
Thuiday
night
of
Hamburg
and
many
other
points
when
damage
was
done
eauaUtae
anvthlne
the
This-
Is
Assured
Providing
Ameri-
Luftwaffe
has
been
able
to
inflict
can
Supplies
Come
On
Large
.on
England,
there
were
extensive
Scale
And
In
Time,
Says
j
daylight
raids
Friday
on
Invasion
Malcolm
MacDonald
bases
all
the
way
from
Norway
to
.
France,
Calais
having
one
of
the
WASHINGTON,
May
10:
"If
all
largest
attacks,
goes
well
In
the
supply
by
the
Then
last
night
the
British
United
States
of
the
ships,
planes
bombers
concentrated
on
Mann-and
materials
which
Great
Britain
helm,
important
Taliway
-nerve
needs,
we
iha.ll
triumph
decisively,"
centre
In
southwest
Germany.
Ber-de:lared
Rt.
Hon.
Malcolm
Mac-
lin
was
also
attacked
again,
the
Donald.
British
High
Commlffioner
Germans
them
elves
admitting
to
Canada,
who
Is
visiting
the
this.
United
States.
He
referred
to
the
Big
Hudson-Lockheed
plane
of
important
of
large
and
Immediate
the
long
range
type
Joined
the
Bri-American
aid.
Ush
machines
in
raids
on
Norway
yesctrday
jiDdiirihe-'fiKstlme
a
Netherlands
squadron
has
been
used
in
attacking
enemy
centres.
Free
Yugoslav
air
force
planes
have
also
joined
the
British
and
are
now
in
action.
CRASH
AT
VICTORIA
One
American
R.C.A.l".
Man
Killed
Another
Leaps
to
Safety
VICTORIA,
May
10:
(CP)
Instructor
J.
Dawson
of
Burbank,
California,
was
killed
and
S.
K.
McMann
of
Denver,
California,
parachuted
to
safely
from
123
feet
today
when"
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
plane
from
Fatricia
Bay
crashed
in
a
farmer's
field
at
Heatings,
eleven
miles
from
here.
An
eye-witness
said
that
McMann
slid
back
the
cockpit
cover
and
pulled
the
parachute
rip-cord,
the
'chute
dragging
him
from
the
plane
just
In
time.
Highlanders
of
Toronto
have
left
ter
last
night's
Canadian
Broad-.
A
western
Air
Command
statc-f,
m.a
iiniiprt
Klnedom.
beinc
'casting
Corporation
broadcast
for'
,
ald
tnc
plane
failed
to
replaced
by
an
Imperial
unit.
,the
National
War
Savings
Commit-.
come
out
of
a
divet
apparently
tec
tor
wnicn
ne
aonatcu
uu
ovi-
due
to
"wing
laliure.
virps.
!
Tlie
first
flight
was
sold
out
days
aeo.
!
There
was
also
a
full
passenger
list
from
New
York.
I
The
T.C.A.
planes
cover
the
360
1
'miles
In
120
minutes.
Departure
lumps
from
Toronto
are
10:00
a.m.
.
'.CHASING
I
and
11:30
p.m.
From
New
York
sitatlon
at
Both
Habbaniyah
and
7:30
a.m.
and
8:15
p.m.
E.S.T.
Basra
Reported
Quiet
Today
In
all
cases
connections
are
maae
with
transcontinental
trips
across
CMRO,
May
10:
CP
British
that
New
York
is
direct-1
the
retreating
ira-
Foreign
Payments
Not
To
Be
Taxed
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
j
yesterday
asked
Congress
for
$60,-
,Annouluc,nCnt
Made
By
Minister
cSdembi;
j
000,000
with
which
to
.
buUdl
130
nation
new
j
Of
Finance
In
Regard
To
Securities
Payable
Outside
Of
Canada
1
1
UXJ
u
.
w
.'
...
"
"
-.
OTTAWA,
May
iu:
yvrj
ou.
tiM,mi
in-
fppi
Unripr
..t
T.
Ilslev.
minister
oi
nnante,
liUlluun,
mj
War
Office
Instructions,
vacancies
announced
today
.....
that
tax
on
m-in
Home
Guard
troops
caused
by
tercet
and
dividends
paid
non-men
called
up
for,
the
Army
or
for
r
ldenits
would
not
apply
to
secur-
,.i
i.
k
in
hipb
pfliitnir
for
oavment
In
for-
mediately
by
recruiting.
elgn
currency.
Dawson
rode
the
plane
to
IRAQIS
Canada
lyUllttUct
so'
0
-
"
'pUUUiO
patrols
tJL
pressed
LXU
bile
"
"
O
ly
connected
with
the
Dominion
as
q1s
today
m
the
desert
north
of
I
a
whole
Habbanlyah
airdrome,
the
Middle
East
command
announced.
The
Royal
Air
Force
base
and
the
port
of
Basra
were
both
quiet,
mere
is
no
sign
yet
of
German
aid
for
the
traitor
Premier
of
Iraq.
FATAL
LORRY
SMASH
WARMINSTER,
Eng.,
Mtfy
10:
(CP)
Three
soldiers
were
killed
and
35
Injured
when
a
military
lorry
overturned
near
hero
in
a
blackout.
TURKEY
RISKS
ThA
Toss
of
insured
turkeys
dur
ing
the
U.
S.
midwestern
blizzard
last
fall
was
so
great
mat
some
companies
no
longer
will
insure
them.
m
m
4
ISA
da
IS
i