V
Norway
Here
1
J
Hambro.
prel-
Norwegian
8tor-
4
...unenW
and
of
4
.
at
Nations,
arrived
.
on
Ub
as.
Prince.
ho
mommt
from
:i
the
fours-
of
a
i-rn
Can.idu
and
morrow
muni
by
the
;
on
hi
relorn
Hambn
will
ad-
.,r
meeting
in
Eng-
night
and
another
4
.m
(omoriow
night.
w
the
principal
of
4-
vuy
4-
DEAL
WITH
MARTINIQUE
Sr...
jf,;nps
(
nnclurleil
1y
Mar-I
:
?
Will
Put
Irenth
IVar-ihlpt
Out
((iirstloM
Of
Merthanl
VevwU
.TON
DC.
Mir
l:
'r
how
French
war-
i-unique
are
bcuu
un-cW
negotiations
be-
-j
.
I
I
L
,
r
i
carried
on
directly
1
i
l
Robert
of
Mai
tin
'
li"
United
Statoa
Is
not
'
dealing
with
or
Vichy
government
In
PLANES
HIT
NAZI
SHIPS
Rol
Air
Force
Sinks
Two
Mine-'prrs
tHf
France
and
Leaves
Third
Damaged
INUON,
May
15:
V
-
Royal
Jr
For
fighters
destroyed
one
,rmai
minesweeper,
left
an-"tr
Mnkinu
and
damaged
a
w
off
Cherbourg
Peninsula
lo-
.
M
NAZI
NORWAY
to
.
.
0
cof'ce
13
quod
at
the
6u,t"
at
$3.40
a
pound.
1.
LlmlU
for
the
first
time
toe
purchase
of
retread
td
tires.
used
Urcs.
used
tube
and
retreading
services;
2.
Tightens
the
existing
control
ever
new
Urcs
and
tubes;
3.
Determines
that
every
tire
dealer
will
start
tomorrow
with
clean
order
sheet
by
making
invalid
all
ex
Wins
commitments
or
igreetnenta
for
the
retail
sales
of
tires,
tubes,
or
retreading
service;
4.
Sets
up
three
classes
of
pcr--n
eligible
to
buy
tires,
on
a
tiding
sralr
based
on
usefulness
of
each
vehicle
to
the
war
effort.
nd
rule
out
all
other
motorists
as
Ineligible
to
buy
any
usable
ire
or
i
el
reading
services;
5.
Provides
that
no
person
may
buy
or
sell,
borrow
or
lend,
give
away
or
receive
as
a
gift,
mortgage,
barter,
exchange,
cut.
burn,
.
.,
,
,.,
ne
destroy,
or
In
any
other
way
dii-u'i-lr..
here.
This
af-
f
a
iMaMe
tire
or
tube,
xidrnt
Hambro
ad-
cept
for
legal
sales
as
permitted
by
iiN
of
Booth
Mmn-
he
order
-thus
prohibiting
any
u
Helmut
on
school
4-
two
or
more
motorists
from
pool-
ing
Ures
tc
equip
one
of
their
vehicles;
6.
Fixes
a
celling
on
the
prices
of
all
usable
tires
and
on
retreading.
'
Statement
Later
1
Ttxlay's
announcement
by,
Mr.
'Howe
does
not
gh'r
all
the
details
of
the
new
lire
rationing
order.
jThc
minister
did
not
make
public.
'for
instance,
the
price
celling
which
has
been
established.
De-rarlmental
spokesmen
said
the
missing
Information
will
be
given
In
a
series
of
brief
statements
to
New
Stamp
Issue
Is
Coming
Soon
Various
Services,
Armed,
Industrial
and
Aicriiltural
To
He
Lmphasitrd
O'lTAWA,
May
15-Tlicrc
will
be
j
new
issue
of
Canadian
postage
sumps
on
July
1.
Emphasis
will
be
placed
In
the
designs
on
Uic
war
services
including
the
armed
forces,
Industries
and
agriculture.
Some
of
the
stamps
will
depict
Hanks,
corvettes
and
destroyers.
iThe
King
will
appear
In
some
In
liiie
uniforms
of
each
of
the
three
nrmed
services.
Tlic
new
air
mall
stamp
will
depict
a
TransCanada
Air
Lines
plane
In
night.
Baseball
Scores
American
League..
m.
Boston
3;
St.
Louis
0.
Philadelphia
4;
Chicago
9.
New
York
vs.
Detroit
and
Wash
ington
vs.
Cleveland
postponed.
National
League
Pittsburgh
4;,
Brooklyn
7.
Cincinnati
0:
New
York
12.
Chicago
5J
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis-Boston
postponed.
Ittvrnnt
a
.
.rr-T
It.'
A
1nt
1K-
trii
An
netinntA
1
(fflt(
V,iWIWA.
May
II
l.v,
ij
ioi.nuui.cu
i.uw.uwi
Provincial
rv.Hi
lake.
4
shore.
was
15:
O-
-
headquar-
4-
rr,
jv
(
anadian
motorists
are
prohibited
from
obtain-j
trs
were
advised
today
tnat
,
..
ur
i
u-able
automobile
tires
or
tubes
or
retreading
Ue,e
united
state
army
o-n
under
a
drastic
tire
rationing
order
announced
1
men
!re
drownJ
yesterday
;..
,
Mnnifinns
MiniBtnr
Hnuo
t
near
rt.
St-
John
hc"
a
,,
j
.
.
.
rr
pontoon
ferry
capsized
in
a
1
:
niiT
uwutmi;
(iiiuiiikiil
turnout,
u
uues
the
thins
:
I
President
of
Five
others
reached
4
No
other
Information
given.
Price
Ceiling
On
Used
Cars
Will
Ilrtonie
Effective
Soon,
War-lime
Vticet
and
Trade.
Hoard
Announces
OTTAWA.
May
15
Price
ceilings
are
to
be
applied
to
all
used
cars
in
Canada,
it
1
announced
bjr
the
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board.
I.OSK
TURK
fl'I.MPKlIS
j
LONDON.
May
IS
0
Men
who
sail
little
shins
of
the
Thames
-barges,
tugs
and
yacht
have
been
asked
to
turn
over
to
the
scrip
rubber
campaign
old
auto-
'
mobile
lire
they
use
as
ship's'
fer.rier.4
Rotary
Club
Votes
Sum
To
Red
Cross
Donate
JI50.
to
National
.Drive
Approves
Move
For
Increased
Hotel
Accomodation
Here
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club,
at
its
luncheon
yesterday,
voted
the
stun
of
$150
to
the
Rod
Cross
national
campaign.
The
club
also
voted
approval
of
be
issued
In
the
Immediate
future,
any
move
to
bring
about
increased
Some
weeks
ago
Mr.
Howe
warn-
hotel
accomodation
In
Prince
I
ed
Canadian
motorists
that
their
Rupert.
present
tires
were
the
last
they
The
weekly
drawing
of
a
War
would
sec
until
some
time
after
Savings
Certificate
was
won
by.
'the
-
war
ends.
He
re-amphasised
Alex
McDonald,
the
sum
of
$8.50
:
.
uiievuy
aj
wir
um-i
i
with
Admiral
Oeorce,1"31
Plnl
tn
the
long
statement
being
netted
as
a
result
,
for
the)
.
1
h
High
Commission-
rcvcl
n
issuance
oi
uic
ure-nt-
vurviis
r
uiiu
iui
umi
ui
uuuiucu
iqur.
are
not
d'sclos-1
Uonln
ordfT-
out
victims.
ly
assured
that
they'
"Canada's
rubber
shortage
is
useless
for
fighting,
more
serious
than
ever."
said
Mr
TODAY'b
5T0CKS
nvolved
inrlude
a
22.-
Howe.
"Synthetic
production
will;
(ccur
B-
d.
Johnston
oo.)
iuft
carrier
and
two,"
oegi"
im
ma"y
monwis.
and
it
will
not
benefit
the
civilian
happen
to
a
estlmat-iw.
Not
a
single
ounce
of
synth-tons
of
French
mcich-(rubber
will
be
released
for
the
in.
including
a
number
-
"'-.
j
in
Caribbean
ports
Is
1
h
flag
will
continue
to
Martinique
and
Oovernor
be
recognized
by
the
'atrs.
important
details
of
a
ivd
solution
of
the
'
French
possessions
In
'bean
nrc
still
belnB
dls-
wild.
'
nphastrcd
that
negotla-
otner
civilian
arucic.
Essential
vehicles
must
be
kept
(Continued
on
huye
Three
)
Vancouver
Grand
view
-
nil.
Bralorne
6.75
Cariboo
Quartz
1.06
Hedley
Mascot
-
23
Vs
Pand
Oreille
-
120
Ftonecr
1-37
Premier
41
Privateer
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
.70
Oils
calmont
UV4
C.
il
E.
JM
Home
230
Royal
Canadian
.03Vi
Toronto
BcntUe
65
Cons.
Smelters
37.75
Hardrock
.33
Kerr
Addison
-
3.40
Little
Long
Lac
1.00
McLcod
Cockshutt
1.12
Madsrn
Red
Iakc
42
McKcnsle
Red
Lake
.54
Moncta
22
Pickle
Crow
1.G0
Preston
East
Dome
..'
1.77
San
Antonio
1.50
Shcrrltt
Oordon
.....
.69
GRI.M
EVIDENCE
LONDON,
May
15
0
A
German
pilot's-gloycs.
found
In
the
sea
ou
the
northeast
coast,
helped
con,,
firm
destruction
of
a
Nazi
bomber.
WARIUKDS
"DOWN
UNDER"
Since
the
war
began
250,000
Australians
have
applied
for
enlistment
In
the
Royal
Australian
Air
Force.
British
Aircraft
Trjfng
to
Prevent
Its
Use.
As
Nazi
Shipping
Lane
F
LONDON.
Mayrfl5
(Canadian
.
Pressi
Alrcraf
f.fif
the
coastal
.ommand.
continuTag
efforts
to
prevent
the
Germans
from
using
Norwegian
coasta
jftfatters
as
shipping
supply
lanasi
bombed
two
hips
duf-in?
Wednesday
night,
the
Air
Ministry
announced
yes-u
relay
leavu)
one
a
total
wreck
nnd
thr
o;hf-r
!s
in?
heavily
BULLETINS
AFKS
JAPAN
TO
STKIKK
LONDON.
Ma
15;
(CP)
Dip-loialir
nurcci
In
lindon
say
thev
have
heard..-;
thst
Chancellor
Hitler
hasfbeen
v
taken
aback
by
the
unexpected
power
of
the
Soviet
attack
at
Kharkov
and
chrwhere
that
he
has
instructed
hti"
amhassndor
to
Tokyo
to
increase
pressure
on
Japan
for
an
allark
on
Itui.i..
flKlt.MANS
KfAITimri)
TOKONTO
T.I.
German
air
forte
lirtile
nant
Ueut.
'rrder-Irh
and
Lieut.
Oeser,
weie
recaptured
hv
(he
"total
Canadian
Mounted
Police
ioday
afler
escaping
from
nowmanviile
Prison
ramp
hidden
in
packing
crates
yesterdayj
Frederleh
nas
DRASTIC
CUT
IN
fJAS
OTTAWA
Drastic
reduction
in
the
amount
of
gasoline
available
to
motorists'
in
the
three
maritime
provinces
was
announced
today
by
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
munitions.
The
gasoline
ration
unit,
originally
worth
five
gallons,
Is
now
worth
only
two
in
Nova
Scotia,
New
Brunswick
and
Prince
Fd-ward
Island.
IKEIGIITKK
PRODUCTION'
OTTAWA
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
told
Pailiament
yesterday
that
Canadian
shipyards
are
now
producing-
10.000-ton
frel;hters
at
the
rate
of
one
every
four
days
and
soon
the
rate
will
be
nearer
one
every
three
days.
ST.
LAWRENCE
LOSSES
mo.vikeal
seventeen
a
listed
as
missing,
one
is
dead
of
exposure
and
111
arc
safely
landed
from
two
ships
torpedoed
in
the
St.
Lawrence
River
It
Is
announced.
So
far
as
ca
be
definitely
ascertained,
only
t
ships
were
sunk.
TORQUAY
BOMBED
lintUN
The
German
High
Command
claims
that
7500
tons
of
shipping
was
sunk
In
a
bombing
attack
on
Torquay,
England.
II
Body
of
Indian
Woman
In
River
Remains
of
Edna
Wale
of
llazellon
Arc
Found
Police
Arc
Investigating
Provincial
police
headquarters
here
were
advised
today
of
the
.picking
up
in
the
Skcena
Rive:
River
of
the
body
of
an
Indian
wo
man:
believed
to
bo.
Edna-Wale.
Tho
provincial
.police,
boat
.was
sent
out
to
bring
In
the
body
and
further
Investigate
the
Incident.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Beattle
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Losses
Light
tjClimaxes
Long
m
m
Batti
DN,
May
May
15:
15:
t
t
Cap-
Cap-
&
f
the
fho
Vlhv
Vichy
Pronch
French
4
II
k
1
mm
LONDON.
ture
of
naval
base
at
Madagascar
1
last
week
was
effected
with
loss
of
one
corvette
and
troop
1
losses
far
lighter
than
was
at
4
first
feared.
This
was
an-
nounced
today.
MANAGER
FOR
CITY
I'lan
!ul
Forward
Two
Years
Ago
It'
ied
As
Alternative
To
Alternative
Slraisht
Ma)
or
And
Aldermanic
Idea
Di&salisficd
over
the
recent
announcement
that
a
mayor
and
ald'.rmanic
form
of
city
government
was
to
be
re-established
in
Princ
Rupert
next
January
with-:out
first
consulting
the
citizens.
!h
exe
titlve
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
a
meeting
yesterday,
decided
to
.form
a
iolnt
committee
consisting
of
representatives
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants'
Association
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Ratepayers'
Association
to
interview
Hon.
R.
L.
Mal.ind.
attorney
general,
who
Is
to,
visit
the
city
shortly,
and
sub
first
recaotured
land,
later
the
a
former
plan
submitted
to
ponce
announced
that
his
com
paion
had
been
retaken
th
rrwrfmcnVSrhleJiVDfe
"prb
vide
for
a
city
council
of
five
members,
who
would
elect
a
mayor
from
their
number,
to
meet
on:c
a
month
to
formulate
city
policy,
leaving
administration
to
in
official
who
would
function
on
as
a
city
manager.
The
feeling
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
council
was
that
such
a
plan
would
meet
with
more
favor
than
a
return
to
Japs
M
Scottish
Lads
Summarized,
the
city
manager
Rtnpl.
oving
Forward
Vichy
reports
Enemy
Have
Advanced
Eight
v
Miles
Along
Bay'f
Bengal
Invasion
Bases
North
Of
Australia
Pounded
Climaxing
a
five-month
battle
against
hopeless
odds,
the
last
weary
remnants
of
the
British
army
in
Burma
nave
crossed
into
Manipur
State
in
Eastern
India
it
was
j
reported
today
while
the
Vichy
radio
declared
Japanese
,
troops
had
advanced
eighty
miles
into
India
along
the
jBay
of
Bengal.
Withdrawal
of
the
last
British
forces
cMimaiea
at
nve
i
safe.
inousand
inousana
men
men
-
-
followed
a
dogged
retreat
from
Mandalay
and
a
Japanese
thrust
(Which
separated
the
BritUh
from
their
Chinese
allies.
At
bst
reports
the
Chinese
were
stubbornly
re-,
sisting
a
Japanese
advance
up
the
Burma
road
some
125
miles
intoj
China
proper.
i
Allied
headquarters
in
Australia'
reported
that
long-range
Allied
i
bombers
again
heavily
pounded
Japanese
ships
at
Rabaul,
New
Britain,
shooting
down
seven
of
seventeen
Japanese
fighters
which
attacked.
All
Allied
planes
are
Get
B.
E.
Medal
plan
as
proposed
would
be
as
fol-
AUl)
36
m
13c
and
Hc
lows:
i
Aleutian.
afiOOO.
l?.5ft
and
lie.
A
council
of
five
members
to
be
storage
.lected
for
three
years,
serving
r-uv!
ham.
ia.4n.
and
lie.
Rnval.
without
pay
and
to
hold
monthly,
Pcarlj
10000j
n&.
and
llc
meetings.
iAtlln.
A
mayor
to
be
chosen
from
the,
Fjnma
uooo
t3.4c
and
nc.
noi-
mcmbers
of
the
council
themselves.
aI
The
council
to
appoint
a
cuy;
Canadian
be
the
cniei
executive
ana
aunuu-
fitnrnpe.
Istratlve
officer.
All
auUiorlty
to
n
13O00i
139c
and
UCi
removal
to
rest
with
tne
councu.
AUln
The
powers
of
the
council
to
be
,
Succcss
4,500,
i3.4C
and
11c.
Whiz,
j
restricted
to
matters
oi
poncy.
io
j
act
in
an
advisory
capacity
ana
1IEAI,
forester
RETURNS
sass
upon
the
annual
budget,
having
no
power
over
employment
or
removal
of
city
employees,
WINDSOR,'
.Eng..
May
14
0
Percy
Collins;
head
forester
toRo
Tho
mayor
to
hav
no
power
of
tv
ltv
a,
wtrldsoV
for'Wyears.
has1
city
employees.
'''
"
''retired.
'
''"
The
mayor
so
nave
no
power
oi
veto,
being
presiding
officer
o!
the
council
and
ceremonial
head
of
the
city.
All
by-laws
to
be
passed
by
the
city
council
upon
recommendation
of
the
city
manager.
No
standing
committees,
the
manager
to
function
on
as
such.
School
board
to
be
appointed
by
the
council
with
tne
of
its
members
acting
as
member
of
school
board
as
well
as
hospital
board,
library
board,
etc.
Battle
of
Russia
KHARKOV
IS
UNDER
FIRE
IN
BIG
WAY
Great
Red
Army
Plan
To
Trap
Naiis
in
Crimea
Seen
Fierce
Fighting
Carries
On
MOSCOW.
May
15:
'Canadian
Press
The
Red
Army
has
blasted
its
way
to
within
twenty
miles
of
the
heart
of
Kharkov,
important
key
city
to
the
Donets
Basin,
capture
of
which
would
pave
the
way
for
the
cutting
off
'
bjrUw
Russians
It
m
lot
all
Heroism
At
Sea
Brought
Wellimea.
-Merited
-Reward
To
Teen
Ace
"
MeanwhflettBJl
Sailors
i
Russians
an
Kanlf
ninsalt't
tinues
critical
and
further
with-
OLASGOW.
May
15:
O
-
-
Two
drawals
are
admitted'.
Kerch
has,
'teen-aged
Scottish
boys,
whose
however,
not
yet
fallen
and
it
was
heroism
at
sea
belied
Iheir
age,
reported
today
that
Russian
snip-have
been
awarded
the
British
ping
forces
had
been
acUve
from
Empire
Modal.
the
besieged
Crimean
port
of
Se-
John
Morrison,
16,
former
Glas-
bastapol
and
had
kilted
thousands
gow
butcher's
boy,
received
his
of
Germans
from
the
rear,
award
for
standing
without
relief
Fierce
attacks
have
also
been
the
straight
mayor
and
council
iai
le
wneei
oi
ms
snip
wmie
launcnea
Dy
tne
Russians
around
idea.
In
any
case
the
view
was
I
shells
from
the
German
cruiser
Taganrog.
taken
that,
before
a
change
was
Prinz
Eugen
screamed
around
Fierce
attacks
have
also
been
made,
there
should
be
a
definite
him-
have
been
killed
and
160
tanks
expression
of
local
feeling
on
what
John
Alexander
Ross,
18-ycar
captured
or
destroyed
in
one
day
form
of
civic
administration
was
old
Kincardine
cadet,
one
of
34
in
the
Kharkov
area.
Russian
preferable.
men
who
took
to
the
boats
in
a
planes
are
dominating
the
air
over
Under
the
former
joint
resolu-
shark-Infested
sea
after
their
ship
Kharkov
and
the
Germans
have
tion
ol
the
Prince
Rupert
Cham-
s
torpedoed,
was
the
other
re-
abandoned
large
quantities
of
ber
or
Commerce
and
the
Trades
ciplent.
Heat
or
the
sun
and
lack
arms
,and
equipment.
j
and
Labor
Council
concerning
the
or
water
drove
the
men
In
Ross
Around
Staraya-Russa
the
Hus-clty
manager
plan.
It
was
proposed
ooa
mad
and
one
by
one
they
sian
air
force
Is
synchronizing
'that
a
plebiscite
should
be
held
to
died
or
jumped
overboard.
jwith
Red
Army
guerrilla
attacks.
determine
if
the
people
were
in
UI"y
"0
Wi
a"ve
av;
oovrec
lorces
aiso
noia
ine
im-
favor
of
the
city
manager
plan,
the
end
of
four
weeks,
a
BrlUsh
lative
now
in
the
Leningrad
area.
;
Providing
the
majority
were
in
ireignier
signiea
me
meooai.
favor,
the
government
wouia
De
petitioned
to
enact
appropriate
legislation,
preferably
by
the
en
actment
of
a
separate
city
charter.
The
Plan
HALIBUT
SALES
Augusta,
American
16,500,
13J5C
and
11c,
Ralph
Morin'j
Funeral
Being
Held
Tomorrow
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morin
of
this
'
city
received
further
word
today
by
cable
from
the
air
officer
in
chief
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
overseas
announcing
that
the
lu-ieral
of
their
6on,
Sergeant
Pilot
Ralph
Morin,
who
died
in
action
manager
and
fix
his
salary
at
a
I
Sambo
550o,
13.5c
and
11c,
At-
on
Ma
9
wouW
ke
P""
to-mlnlmum
of
$3000
or
maximum
of
y
j
morrow
afternoon
at
3
o'clock
(6
a.
$6000.
,
"nalsac
II.
18.000.
13.7c
ana
lie.
m-
Pa6lfte
Standard
Time)
at
The
city
manager
to
be
appoln-
storage.
Brockwood
Cemetery,
Bistey,
Sur-
tcd
for
an
indefinite
term
and
to.
ru'r
Tt.
1Rr)0n.
ia.9c
and
11c.
n'
England.
C.UISTS
FEW
IF
ANY
LONDON.
May
15
0
Virtually
all
food
is
under
ration
control
.nd
most
London
clubs
are
limiting
the
number
of
guests
members
may
bring
for
dinner.
Some
have
asked
members
not
to
bring
guests
for
meals
at
all.
TROOPS
WELL,
TILNK
YOU'-
''
LONDON,
May
15
IB-Britain's
army
Is
heathlcr
than
it
has
ever
been,
so
much
So
that
a
large
number
of
military
hospital
nurses
are
being
temporarily
released
to
civil
hospitals,
(
V
1.
PROVINCIAL
Local
Temperature
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Standard
Time)
.1
urn
43
High
1:40
ajn.
SI.0
feet
57.5
1424
pjn.
19.1
feet
V
m
urn
Low
8:20
bjb.
24
feet
20:15
pm.
7.0
1-et
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
rTy.'-,i
No.
112
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
15,
1942.
PRICE:
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CENTO
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ill
SB
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NEW
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Twelve
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UNDER
NEW
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