ii
is
oi
rranKiuri
anu
aioiHiuum
c(rrc"imucni
rcpri-Soinc
of
these
at-
j
ed
early
yestcrtiay
that
Joseph
rrti
Uic
neavicsi
so
siann,
oiuuing
iur
peace
wmi
i
.
Cologne
was
Finland,
had
ordered
Soviet
troops
,i
night.
to
withdraw
from
the
Karelian
n
IS
RESUME!)
(.crman
bombing
.
v
night
made
a
raid
i
III
AT
DAY
ilir
significance
celebration
of
v
"
at
the
in
Toronto
honored.
.
ceremony
on
In-
j
v
will
be
an
operatic!
i-oncert.
For
this
famous
stars
fromi
Opera
have
been'
v
from
New
xotk
Bathes
Her
Gaby
Daily
At
Ni
iCXTif
'I
:ire
Miss
Lily
Pons,
;
1
1,
and
Lawrence
They
will
be
ac-mbers
of
the
mthestra
under
the
est
MacMlllan.
The
n
will
be
broadcast
British
Empire,
Un-(!
,
South
America.
I'
Mnram,
appropriate
International
Good-i.nde
by
Honorable
"ii;
Mrs.
August
Bel-1
i
uf
the
(i.
New
York;
Dr.
.'
H.
Professor
of
His-University;
Thomas
idont,
International
ics
Corporation
of
:'I
Walter
D.
Jones,!
'he
Board,
Interna-
Machlnes
Company
Kla.
ew
x
j.
"
example
of
the
f
unique
and
tin-
vice
that
the
new-
Isthmus.
RUSSIANS
AT
NOME
NOME,
Alaska
Two
big
Itus-
ng
shipping
and
I
fian
seaplanes
enroute
from
Mos-
attacked
Newcastle.
I
cow
to
Washington.
D.C
on
a
ncr-
of
blitz
propor-
I
jr
STICK
DIES
v
lion.
Archer
Mar-.'iif
justice
of
the
"ibia
Court
of
f-nly
here
last
night
-rventy-six
years.
mysterious
mission,
alighted
here
yesterday
for
refueling
after
a
rough
crossing
of
tlie
Siberian
wastes
and
the
Bering
Straits.
The
two
planes
carried
a
total
of
17
men,
all
of
whom
were
reported
by
the
authorities
to
have
diplomatic
passports.
Thev
were
here
last
night.
The
route
is
by
way
of
Seattle
and
San
Francisco.
BRITONS
WARNED
or
Russian
resistance.
BASEBALL
SCORES
SATURDAY
National
Lcasue
St.
Louis
2,
Cincinnati
0.
Brooklyn
3-1,
New
York
4-5.
Pittsburg
1,
Chicago
4.
American
New
York
8.
Washington
1.
Detroit
7,
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
3,
Boston
12.
Chicago
1,
St.
Louis
10.
SUNDAY
National
League
St.
Louis
6,
Cincinnati
3.
Brooklyn
13,
New
York
6.
Pittsburg
4,
Chicago
3.
Boston
8-5,
Philadelphia
3-8.
American
Chicago
8-4,
St.
Louis
12-5.
Detroit
7-4,
Cleveland
5-7.
New
York
5,
Washington
2.
Philadelphia
0-3,
Boston
5-2.
MONDAY
American
League
St.
Louis
5-8,
Detroit
9-16.
Chicago
7-4,
Cleveland
5-3.
National
League
Philadelphia
2-3,
New
YorK
7-4
Pittsburg
3-3,
St.
Louis
5-6.
Boston
5-2,
Brooklyn
6-2.
Six
innings
called
account
rain.
Cincinnati
2-4,
Chicago
1-5.
.,vk
RE1:
oLD
FIRM
LINE
IN
BATTLE
Nanis
Appear
Now
lo
be
Mal(iti;
Little,
if
Any,
Headway
tlavr.
Lost
ZfMflW
Men
So
Far
NAZIS
AKK
KOUTEll
MOSCOW
Red
Army
units,
counter-attacking
on
the
centra!
sector
toward
Smolensk,
h.'ve
routed
a
German
infantry
Ti-mcnt
which
was
rasbed
to
the
Intern
front
from
France
only
ten
days
afo,
it
was
announced
today.
Russian
counter-attacks
and
fighting
forays
behind
the
German
lines
were
reported
to
have
given
the
Red
Army
time
to
dig
in
for
a
strengthened
stand
from
I-cningrad
south
of
the
hankv
of
the
Dnieper
River.
For
the
fifth
consecutive
day
the
Moscow
communique
declared
that
Soviet
defence
positions
were
unchanged
as
the
Red
Arm
stood
off
German
onslaughts
and
struck
V
hark
in
sectors
along
the
entire
front.
there
by
the
Russians
were
doing
.enormous
damage
to
Nazi
eqmp-'ment
and
the
Germans
were
mak-lne
no
real
progress.
Above
Lake
man
planes
were
lost
while
the
Soviet
suffered
the
loss
of
but-
twenty-
five.
'
The
Russian
high
command
is
New
York
13-1,
Philadelphia
11-7.
gathering
its
forces
for
a
decisive
Washlngton9-2,
Boston
12-10.
bk)W
agam8t
the
German
invaders,
i
D.
J.
Matheson
Is
much
improved
m
was
health
and
expects
to
return
to
1
Prince
Rupert
about
the
middle
of
this
month.
the
Red
Army's
official
organ,
Red
Star.
says.
The
Germans
are
ap
VICTORIA.
P-c
j
4
W
rather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
a'acillc
Standard
How)
,
,
(is
-Light
to
moderately
Light
to
moderate
High
.
12j01
pjn.
1S.4
It.
winds,
mostly
fair
and
Low
5:45
a-m.
3.7
ft
18:01
pan.
C.1
ft.
NOKTJIEKN
AND
CENTRAL
ISKIT1SII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
JIM.
PRIXCK
RIII'I'IUT,
H.C.,
TUESDAY.
SEPTEMRER
2,
PJ41.
PIUCE:
FIVE
CKKT8
3
FINAL
BULLETINS
.l
iOAV
SPOUTS
.;,
Day
sports
arranged
)
i
.A..
Canadian
Scot-.
tt
1
over
Prince
Ku-jrs
at
football
while
,
defeated
Dry
Dock
7
.
tali.
AH
Star
Interested
Canadian
Scot-ii)
baseball.
vr.s
ai:k
iil!i:m:i
i
n;c
fortes
of
British
Mti!
ativcrsc
weather
t
live
dropped
tons
of
..-many
niRhlly
since
,1
lien
main
attacks
r-tl
against
the
Indus-
AUGUST
IS
FINE
With
a
scant
1.73
inches
of
rain
and
14G.7
hours
of
bright
sunshine,
August
was
one
of
the
finest
months
Prince
Uupert
has
had
in
years
from
a
weather
'standpoint.
The
precipitation
for
1911
j
to
date
stands
at
40.88
inches
compared
with
55.20
incites
in
the
first
eight
months
of
1910.
The
I
sunshine
so
far
this
year
aggrc-J
gates
953.1
hours
as
against
721
hours
in
the
same
period
last
year.
KUSSO-FINN
PEACH
TALK
LONDON
The
Daily
Mail's
1
S3
anese
Zon
EEVIN
TO
UNIONISTS
Labor
Day
Address-
Yesterday
by
British
Minister
ffiltefism
.Must
Be
Beaten
LONDON.
Sept.
IW'You
know
in
?
our
hearts
thaa.-fait
future
de-yr
,ri:
upon
1h;
delete
HiUerism,'
d"flarii
Rt.
Ho.'.
Brst
Bcvin
In
a
L'tbor
Da.y
;iddres
(
h
trades
unionist,,!
(;'
fncit
tii.'!
i
there
fl
niule
worth
me:i
1
'i
'--'
K
ndotn
tods
'of:
Tn.
wf
8ttvi;pci
'nin
today
than
It
A
wmjilete
enu
ut.iivjr
room
outfit
"r!
-ithpPnnfe
Rui
rvf
the
n?
Median
"tety
at
the
end
'
for
use
hre
in
rf'!'ster
such
as
''
;ome
such
cala:
MOSCOW,
8ept.
2:
The
elev-
-.
rr
i-rht
af
the
o
rnth
wees
or
me
war
snows
tur:v:ir;
jouds.
It
will
p
forces
holding
firm
an
a'ont
w
riiUie
avnHibl"
in
;cted
to
Brit-
tc
referred
to
Emergeac
Ooera&if
RaomlHere
'TkC
am
am
.
deliver-
rt
brpnch
Cnss
So-
i
th,o
week
mm
ncy
oper-
nm
preaching
exhaustion
but
the
Bed
I
The
German
news
agency
DNB
Army's
resistance
is
growing
strong
er
and
It
Is
gathering
its
forces
or
a
decisive
blow,
the
Red
Star
assert-
'
!"
d
worken
who
do
48
hours
duW
a
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.
ment
newspaper
cstla
pledged
"no
la
nii,trnrt
in
'month
are
to
receive
a
blueoatue
pnmnlPte
eollanse
of
the
original
"h
morning
of
the
.fress
lt7
pla
of
Hitter.
Iavestla
said
that
"f
leather
ankicts
ana
greaw.ua-
one
of
the
men
!
"rptoglveher
small
1
"
11
She
goes
there
;"
was
unable
to
find
Rupert
living
quart-
arm
water
"
one
of
the
greatest
blows
suffered
bv
Hitler
has
been
the
shattering
Word
has
been
received
at
the
(of
his
hopes
of
Isolating
the
United
Cltv
Hall
that
City
Commissioner
,state6
by
propaganda
and
subver-
slve
means.
The
newspaper,
Trad,
reported
German
losses
of
twp
and
a
halt
mlUiari
in
ten
weeks
of
cnit
V,Af
C-tviat
frrnnw
ViQVo
mnHft
TEACHER
IS
DEAD
Miss
Jessie
Rothwell
Passes
Away
On
Saturday
While
Visiting
In
Regina
Miss
Jessie
Rothwell,
who
for
more
than
twenty-five
years
was
a
member
of
the
teaching
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
city
schools,
passed
away
on
Saturday
in
Regina,
according
to
advice
received
over
not
a
labor
the
week-end.
Many
friends
will
ing
in
the
be
shocked
to
learn
of
her
passing
Trades
un-
j
for
it
had
not
been
known
that
she
Great
Brl-1
was
seriously
ill.
Indeed,
she
had
ir
was
before.
1
been
expected
back
In
Prince
Ru-
i
pert
very
shortly
from
her
summer
vacation.
Mirs
Hothwell
was
born
in
Ontario
but
her
family
home
had
been
'for
many
years
at
Regina
and
it
was
there
that
she
frequently
visit-.ed.
She
had
taught
school
on
the
I
prairies
before
coming
to
British
Columbia
and
was
located
in
the
'
.
Okanagan
country
for
a
time
before
coming
to
Prince
Rupert.
A
few-J
4,
years
ago
she
was
superannuated
She
owned
her
own
home
on
Fifth
Avenue
Enst
and
resided
there.
A
Rlster
of
the
late
Mrs.
F.
O.
T)awson,
MKs
Rothwell
is
survived
v
v
a
R
brother.
"rou"-r-
"r
Dr.
O.
B.
Rothwell
of
United
States
Supplies
Not
as
Great
i
Hne.
An
attempt
to
cross
the
Dnle-
w;th
tho
'ocal
Air
Raid
Pro
tec-
nursing
stall.
as
Anticipated
Should
Not
ner
has
been
renuteed
and
all
other
tiim
oritaniKition.
V
-
u
uunndcd
taaUdbAi-LONIXN,
-
Sent-.
3,
force
the
Russian
lines
have
fail
-a
c
The
awneUtyei:-Ww
MKlW?
'
.
ladlan
National
Times
said
that
supplies
that
Un-
Ing
well
and
a
number
of
success
British
Empire
agreed
that
the
flow
of
American!
Red
Army
soldiers
are
gaining
.
c
peoples
of
the
supplies
was
not
turning
out
as
ground
on
the
boggy
central
front
.
ip;
as
weu
as
lor
ureat,
as
naa
oeen
expecwa.
:)n
counier
aiiacas
supporuea
oy
ar-
,
KCTITRNING
OFFICFi:
International
,
Red
States
were
providing
to
as-
ful
counter
-a
Slacks
have
eeu.
Richmond
E.
Mortimer
has
been
s
Company
in
jsistance
of
Great
Britain
were
mere-
made.
The
Russians
claim
uiat
uuwdnted
returning
officer
for
;?hivements
in'
ly
a
stream
and
had
not
amounted
Germany
has
lost
2,500,000
soldiers
prince
Rupert
to
the
forthcoming
Mional
goodwill
to
the
river
that
had
been
an
tici-
since
the
war
began,
one
million
proviifcial
election.
'
..
.
i
le
of
Canada,
pa
ted.
Other
London
newspapers
,
having
been
Wiled.
(XMtNCD
KEEP
"IIK.WV"
WAltTNCTON,
Eng..
flept
2:
A
respected
resident
of
twenty-
Reputed
heaviest
man
In
Eng-...
v.Mrc
Btanriimr
ln
PriT1,
Ru
bringing
art
and
The
papers
advised
Britons
not
tillery.
Repeated
efforts
of
the
land,
Victor
CTrav,
41f
weighing
msged
away
at
the
Prince
Ru-
vice
oi
DusiHesa.
to
become
ux
compiacenu
or
con-
txermans
w
cruv.
uie
imtr
wwo,-w
wuuuy
.
Generaj
Hospital
yesterday
me
ina
any
cx-
rident
aoouv
univea
caiaves
suppun
rcporiea
yesreruay
una
au
ioucu.-.
"-""r,
mornme
jn
the
person
of
William
Germany
Is
making
strenuous
ef-
i-
cases
or
cornea
neeti
gandlson
For
seVeraJ
years
forts
to
strike
effecttve
blows
be-
t.'
!ne
been
identified
with
the
fore
the
winter
sets
in
and
seems;
said
that
tfie
mad
fascist
beast
13
local
dry
dock
staff
in
the
capacity
to
have
made
a
few
gains
but
noth-
.bleeding
to
death.
,
of
storekeeper.
His
health
had
been
ing
spectacular.
Odessa
is
stfll
In
;
Berlin
German
officials
said
failing
of
late
but
nevertheless,
news
the
hands
of
the
Russians
and
so
is
that
heavy
Red
forces,
including
0f
his
oassing
will
be
received
with
Leningrad.
tn
armies,
have
-been
eounter-at-
regret
by
many
local
friends.
The
Red
Army
was
reported
to
be
,
tacking
on
the
central
front
west
The
late
Mr.
Sandison,
who
resid-
pusblng
back
the
Germans
with
of
Kescow
and
along
the
Dnieper
at
200
Eighth
Avenue
Bast,
was
heavy
losses
yesterday
on
the
cen'
River
in
the
Ukraine
but
Insisted
sixty-seven
years
of
age
and
was
tral
front
while
in
the
Ukraine
the-
that
each
successive
Soviet
attack
bom
at
Culllvoe,
Shetland
Island
Russian
forces
were
making
an
or-
had
been
crushed.
Scotland.
He
had
been
hi
Canada
derly
withdrawal
in
order
to
pro
J
ori
the
northern
front
the
Ger-'
for
thirty-one
years.
He
Is
survived
tect
the
Don
industrial
area,
l-en-
nianFuiiusb.
encirclement
oi
ien-
by
a
widow
who
will
have
the
aeep
lngrad
was
still
being
attacked
tngracl
was
said
to
be
tightening
sympathy
of
many
friends.
I
heavily
from
the
air.
Mines
planted
jits
grip
against
obstinate
enemy
Mr.
Sandison
was
a
prominent
resistance,
following
the
Finns
cap-!
member
of
First
Presbyterian
ture
of
the
Karelian
city
of
Vlipurl.
;
church,
having
been
Identified
with
The
Russians
were
said
to
be
,
the
board
of
management,
planting
an
enormous
mine
field1
The
funeral
will
take
place
tomor-
Ladoga
Finns
and
Germans
were
around
Leningrad's
outer
sectors
in
row
afternoon
from
the
Presbyter-being
driven
back.
'an
effort
to
slow
down
the
German
ian
church.
On
Thursday
and
Friday
last,
ac-
(assault.
cording
to
Russian
claims,
125
Oer-.
Nazi
quarters
acknowledged
thatiiy.
nn
rT
11
General-Karl
Rudolf
von
Kuna-
1I1M11CI
LJ
i.
ail
stends
rorceVhad
made
only
slight
progress
gtong
the
Dnieper
ln
the
past
two
days
and
said
that
the
Red
Army
forces
were
counter-attack
;the
river.
On
Coast
Danger
in
vigorously
in
an
effort
to
regain
Atlorne
rcncral
Of
British
foothold
the
west'
bank
of;
a
on
umbja
Takinff
T
Air
Thur!j
Fvening
Col
rsday
4tc
v,
a.fl
VICTORIA.
September
2:
Over
24
hours
to
land
on
the
Dnieper
I
the
British
Columbia
network
of
River
bank
and
a
number
of
troop
me
uanaman
f..-
The
sUtement
came
as
the
entire
laden
boats
were
sunk
by
Nari
guns
Potion
s
system
th
s
TJunJg
from
six
until
slx
unny
Russian
nress
boasted
of
the
power-
before
they
were
able
to
reach
shore,
evening
L.
,
Tk.
Uinh
r'nmmm
1IOI1.
LrOrQOn
VYlSim.1,
tiiu..v..
i)4-tM
nil
,
r
D....I.
Ditooto
Drlt.tn
MrtTQin
unri
nun
WARDENS'
BAITLL
DKLSS
I
.
.
t
and
that
mMA1
Adolf
Hitler's
plans
of
conquest
All
ah
male.
"iicom.
.......
,
ignomln
lnmln.
LONDON,
Sept.
2:
an
air
raid
waraens
aim
oann
Th
nfficial
irovern-
.
l
.4.
t
I
1
.
,
lAn,
fA.tt,
'ilLLUIIlCV
KCUC(U
"
uiuaj
tliuuicu
vjiai,
ai
kmi.
ivm,jr-.
-
i..iii
n,nf
,
-iu!,,
no
oir,
c-
address
on
vital
civilian
protec
....
,
i.
:
..
it..
.i
nnn
maLLera
win
v-
porvs
naa
oeen
suiik
hi
me
uuu.uii
.
:
,v.inv,
tv,o
Finland
by
German
mine,
and
j"
!
feed
as
a
result
present
e
Tallin,
the
capital
of
Esthonla.
Taw
(Soviet)
News
Agency,
how-j"Aia
'""
,,v
ever,
circulated
a
dispatch
in
Mos-1
pnnr
from
Tallin
renortmc
that
Tal-
I
HUKRAYS
OH
,-...
EAU
lln
waa
still
In
Soviet
hand.
Hie
Finnish
command
announced
ST.
ALB
AN
"S,
Eng.,
Sept.
2:
"Business
as
Usual"
read
the
Saturday
at
Helsinki
that
Finnish
large
printed
sign,
and
beside
It
forces
have
captured
Vlipurl,
75
another,
handwritten,
"Sorryno
mUa
north
of
Leningrad,
fa-a
drive
'cigarettes,
tobacco,
sweets,
choco-
3)b
ft-
of
Situation
s
sense
Vesse
was
750
n-c-is
wrs.
jonn
onoer,
wrmeriy
back
a
fme
tot
oI
vegetables
.and
biv
be
mowers
Which
be
placed
on
view
nnertion
Prlnce
Rupert
General
Hospital
'in
vindow
ol
'
tht
Capitol
Oil
l
.(ML.
LABOR
DAY
W.
I.
Sandison,
23
years
Resident
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Prominent
1'resbyterian,
Dies
IN
A.
Belanger
Brings
Hume
With
Iliia
Fine
Display
Of
Products
Of
That
District
The
Peace
River
country
can
be
the
centre
of
supply
for
the
Em-
.event
of
pile,
according
to
J.
A.
Belanger,
raid
or
aua
lwo
81Sl,
fU8-
"UJB
local
engineer,
who
recently
re-
.at
m3
c
irun
a
n
n
anro
Kjrwivnrn
.
.....
.
.
,
.,
.
y.
The
turned
irom
mere,
tie
orougni
Barbar
Shop
and
-whivh
attracted
much
attenjJittfi
&vX&
.'4e.
dj4
,ls
to
back
up
what
he
has
been
tell-
tivity
of
the
country
he
had
been
visiting.
According
to
Mr.
Belanarer
the
farmers
of
the
Pface
country
are
adapting
thenistiv?s
to
the
conditions
In
which
they
-find
them-
nalvAS
Vnr
inct'Q
Mfo
thfiv
am
all
raising
hogs
iisicad
of
of
selling
selling
their
coarse
grains.
has
its
quota
and
the
district
pro
vides
a
considerable
part
of
the
bacon
and
ham
mat
is
keeping
Yorkshire
breed.
Air
Raid
On
Alexandria
Orient
As
Gasoi
me
ears
Russia
Entire
Ocean
Around
Nipponese
Islands
Would
Be
In-
eluded
in
Plan
to
Hamper
Shipping
to
Soviet
TOKYO,
September
2:
(CP)
Premier
Konoye
was
reported
to
be
considering
the
establishment
of
an
ocean
safety
zone
around
Japan
as
the
first
ship
bearing
United
States
aviation
gasoline
to
Russia
approached
the
Nipponese
Empire's
waters.
Vladivostok
was
the
gasoline
carrier's,
destination.
General
Hayashi,
director
of
the
pow-
PEACE
VERY
FINE
AREA
enui
Asia
development
r-eaerauon
lepresenting
sixty
Nationalist
groups,
told
the
Federation
today
that
Konoye
had
agreed
to
consider
its
proposal
for
a
safety
zone
embracing
the
entire
ocean
area
around
Japan.
JAPAN
MAY
USE
FORCE
Will
Not
Hesitate
to
d0
so
if
Necessary
to
Combat
Encirclement
by
Great
Britain
and
United
States
TOKYO,
8ept.
2.
A
Japanese
military
spokesman
said
yesterday
cp
ii
necessary
to
combat
en
circlement
by
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States,
even
if
It
Involved
Japan
in
a
long
war.
The
spokesman
was
one
of
the
Japanese
army
chiefs.
4
1
in
1
Every
farm
Admiral
Darlan
Another
source
of
income
for
Two
Persons
Killed
and
Forty-three
injured
Sunday
Night
at
.
Naval
ALEXANDRIA,
Sept.
2.
Two
per
sons
were
miiea
arm
iorcy-wu-ee
were
Injured
in
an
air
raid
on
Alexandria
Sunday
night.
10
Halibut
Sales
Auakum
Aleutian,
4000,
Storage,
13c
and
4
A
C
1
Eagle,
40,000,
Pacific,
12.3c
and."""""
lOJic.
Zenith,
40,000,
Booth,
12c
and
10.5c.
Llndy,
39,000,
Atlin,
12c
and
105c.
North.
3B.00&
storage,
12c
and
Tulder.
IBJMOBooth,
12.1c
and
105c.
Ivanhoe,
32,000,
Royal,
12.4c
and
10.5c.
Canadian
Mother
ill,
1SADP,
Storage,
12c
and:
fi)Je.
'-
'
.
CAie&per-'
"
storage,
lie
aa$
Is
Reorganizing
the
soldiers
in
the
field
in
Eng-
land
or
elsewhere.
The
pigs
used
.....
,,,,
,
MakinP
Changes
in
HlSh
Naval
.
are
of
the
good
old-fashioned
Command
and
in
Merchant
Marine
of
France
the
farmers
around.
Hines
Creek,'
where
Mr.
Belanger
was
visiting,'
yiCHY,
Sept.
2.
Admiral
Jean
was
cream.
This
is
shtoped
by
Darlan
has
instituted
a
shake-up
ln
train
to
the
town
of
Peace
River.
the
naval
nlgn
command
and
is
also
Mr.
Belanger
is
very
enthusias-
reorKaQi2lng
the
French
merchant
tic
over
the
country
and
thinks
it
majlne.
a
pity
something
was
not
done
be-.
An
official
decree-
signed
by
fore
the
war
to
connect
up
with
jgrtbAi
Henri
Philippe
Petain
the
Pacific
Coast
and
Admiral
Darlan
yesterday
provided
punishment
ranging
up
'to
ten
years
imprisonment
for
deserting
French
seamen.
The
sea-'men
have
been
signing
aboard
(merchant
ships
to
escape
from
Prance.
GREECE
IS
ATTACKED
Loads
of
IUimbs
Dropped
by
Itoyal
Air
Force
on
Nazi-Occupied
Country
CAIItO,
Sept.
2:
Oi
Heavy
damage
was
done
to
German
airdromes
when
Royal
Air
Force
heavy
bombers
dropped
nearly
thirty
tons
of
bombs
on
Nazi-occupied
Greece,
the
Eaectra,
88,000
Storage,
12
Jc
andj
Jqj
QJ
QHgadier
Alexander
Missing
War
Flying
Officer
With
Itoyal
Canadian
Air
Force
Overseas
VICTORIA,
Sept.
2.
Flying
Of
ficer
Frank
Alexander,
son
of
Bri
gadier
R.
O.
Alexander,
officer
commanding
western
military
command,
is
reported
missing
on
service
ovecteas.with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Sbrce.
t
w-
nr.'
1
i