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.MOSQUITOES
OVKIt
GERMANY
LONDON
Mosquito
bombers
ere
over
wetern
Germany
U(
niclit,
all
reluming
safel).
'IhU
followed
a
dajlitht
attack
yesterday
by
Allied
plane
on
Brunswick
and
the
invasion
toisl.
LONDON
RAIDED
AGAIN
LONDON
Undon
had
another
air
raid
Iat
night,
IU
first
since
last
Thursday.
One
enemy
plane
was
shot
down.
(ir.ll.MAN
KINKING
CULM
ISIltLIN-Berlin
claims
(hat
tl
Allied
freighters
or
tonnage
totalling
1IS.U5
and
iS
Allied
fighting
ships
were
sunk
by
Herman
U-boats
in
February.
W'ASIIINC.TON
Premier
jMeph
Stalin
f
ItUMla,
in
a
mMgc
to
President
Kooe-velt,
wys
the
final
defeat
ot
Adaiph
littler
Ii
cinse
at
hand.
A
I.'
KID
CHOSS
DHIVi:
U
JNCf(l)VF.It
llritlsh
Col-i
umbia
(ed
Crwaa
subscriptions
up
to
lasl
ntgni
loiaueu
,-Oju
Including
$60000
from
Vancouver.
Britannia
Itearh,
(ireenwood
and
Dawson
Creek
are
over
the
top.
IJl'LdAIUA
WANTS
PI-ML?
LONDON
Hularla
is
reported
lo
have
asked
(treat
Britain
and
t'nlled
States
for
jirnre
terms.
CKUMAN
ATTACK
ItKOKI-N
NAI'LIS
Another
large
('erman
attack
against
the
Unit
Anny
on
the
Atulo
beachhead
has
been
shattered.
Hockey
Scores
Toronto
7,
Boston
3.
:
AIR
POWER
"Training
Many
Men
ftlajor
Power
Speaks
Optimisti
cally
of
Allied
Air
Power.
OTTAWA,
March
1
-Hon.
C.
o.
Power,
minister
of
na-Uonal
defence
for
air,
told
the
House
at
Commons
Tuesday
night
that
more
than
86000
air
crew
find
114,000
ground
crew
have
been
trained
in
Canada
under
tho
British
Commonwealth
nlr
training
plan.
Major
Power
said
that
united
Allied
air
forces
arc
now
almost
within
reach
of
a
degree
ot
superiority
which
will
permit
planes
to
fly
unmolested
over
any
part
of
Europe.
Tho
air
minister
said
that
26,000
men
would
be
required
for
tho
Air
Force
during
the
xt
flncal
year.
SCARLET
SNOW
Occasionally
red
snow
falls
in
btt.,i-,
.
""!'!'ne
Arctic,
the
coloring
oem?
t.
un
nm
J
...
.
.
in
i.tu.iru
oy
minute
pnrucir
I
!!u
ii
:
mil
sphere
give
generously
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
A
GREAT
CAUSE1
f
Fcrv'iNQIAL
I
I
1
IT.
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
14.4
51
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
1,
1914
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Health
Service
:
Cost
$12
Year
4.
OTTAWA.
March
1
Complete
health
services
.
medical,
dental
and
drug
-will
cost
Cauauian
adults
;
J
12
yearly
plus
a
percent-
I
of
Income
(or
those
In
Income
tax
paying
classes.
Mhu
is
provided
for
under
a
health
insurance
plan
submitted
to
the
House
of
Common
security
commit-
tee
Bemf
tcUries
m
a
y
choose
their
own
doctors
i
or
hospital
within
their
own
communities.
Russians
Sweep
On
LONDON
March
1.
O
-
The
Red
Army
has
lorn
from
the
Oermany
260
mori'
localities
around
Pukov
as
they
continue
their
swlft-mcvltHi
offensive
They
have
c
roused
Lake
Pctpus
toward
Estonia,
and
established
brtdtehead
on
the
western
shore.
A
new
drive
has
been
started
south
of
Krtvol
Hog
In
the
Ukraine
with
a
HusaHn
advance
of
30
mltaa.
liberating
70
towns.
Me.
and
Mrs
A
jjeiiciai
return-
where
Mr
Dcildai
has
been
un-
l
rovinceiSeeking
Federal
Road
Aid
CANADA
TO
TAKE
OVER
NerlhwrM
Sliini;
Roule
lo
Be-come
Fxclusively
Canadian-Owned
OTTAWA,
March
1
TIk
Northwest
Staging
Roule
of
ai-flelds
will
become
an
all
Canadian
project
with
Canada
paying
the
United
States
for
all
permanent
Improvement,
It
was
announced
yesterday
by
the
government.
On
the
main
route
to
Whltehorse
the
sum
of
$16.-000.000
ha
been
already
paid
with
a
total
of
$53,500,000
when
Including
the
line
to
the
Mac-ksrudc
River
country.
Local
Tides
Thursday.
March
2.
High
7:03
18.0
feet
20:30
15.5
feet
Low
0:30
0.0
feet
13:47
0.8
feet
1
A
''
'
riff
,
v4
LUXURY
LINER
NOW
INVASION
HIIlp
H.M.C.S.
Prince
David,
a
luxury
liner
In
the
days
of
peace
and
an
auxiliary
cruiser
In
the
early
days
of
the
war,
Is
wearing
new
warpaint
now
Her
once
wide
decks
are
Rationing
Is
M.UU
II
LHJL'OK
More
Gin
Available
VICTORIA,
March
1
(CD-Liquor
Commissioner
W.
F.
Kennedy
announced
last
nijtht
that
the
March
liquor
raticn
for
British
Columbia
would
be
two
dozen
pints
of
beet
or
forty
ounces
of
tin
or
twenty-six
ounces
of
rye
or
Scotch
or
on,
gallon
of
local
wine
or
two
quarts
of
imported
wine.
The
gin
ration
is
Increased
and
the
beer
ration
decreased.
All
others
are
unchanged.
I
Medical
Exams
Arc
Under
Fire
OTTAWA.
Marrh
1
Medical
examination
of
men
entering
the
Canadian
Army
cams
in
for
considerable
discussion
at
yes-'rrdRY's
session
of
Parliament
Thr
cast
uf
a
Krederlcton
man
who
had
been
found
physically
fit
seiv.ee
but
had
died
of
dla-t"es
.-.(xni
af'pr
he
enlisted
nni
m
t
tA
..lit
onH
linn
T?
XX
i
Hanson
wanted
to
know
what
had
happened
to
medical
otfl-
cert
responsible
for
pawing
him.
The
minister
of
national
de-
-.u:
n
n
0"-n
uiyen
ana
m
-
d
k
-tor-,
ii-qu:t
d.
Ottawa
Again
Asked
For
Damage
Done
to
Public
Works
by
Army
Traffic
Already
One
Kcqucst
I
Ins
Hecn
Denied
as
Dominion
Feels
Thai
it
is
Not
its
Responsibility.
VICTORIA,
March
1
(CP)-Hon.
Herbert
Ans-comb,
minister
of
public
works,
speaking
in
the
budget
debate
in
the
Legislature
Tuesday,
said
he
would
again
ask
Ottawa
to
assume
responsibility
for
damage
done
to
roads
through
military
traffic
The
federal
government,
he
said,
had
denied
responsibility
on
the
grounds
that
there
were
a
provincial
responsibility.
Mr.
Anscomb
said
that
the
proposed
Pine
Pass
route
for
a
highway
from
Prince
George
to
Dawson
Creek
would
divide
ln-
to
British
Columbia
much
busi-ncss
that
now
goes
to
Alberta.
cluttered
with
massive
davits
Red
Cross
Donations
i
Previously
acknowledged
$1095.00''
R.C.F.
Group
"4-
Headquarters
(partial!
20338
A.
T.
Parkin
10.00
McLarens
Limited
10.00
Alberta
Market
10.00
Style
Beauty
Parlor
5.00
Empire
Baths
5.00
Steve
fJCins
35.00
H.
Duhamel
5.00
Jack
Murray
5.00
Dave
Henderson
5.00
Barr
t
Anderson
Ltd.
10.00
VernorJ
Scherk
5.00
Mark
Hill
5.00
F.
W.
Chandler
15.00
Central
Lunch
5.00
Mrs.
dlsll
Jonaaon.
usiano.
u.c.
10.00
$153338
Committed
On
Forgery
Charge
Harry
Innes.
a
native,
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
In
police
court
on
Tues-
i
had
quelled
a
revolt
by
an
army
day
fof
preliminary
hearing
on'
colonel
and
his
infantry
regi-a
'
charte
of
uttering
a
forgery
mcnt
seeking
to
oust
General
I
1
.
I
.
.
.
.
I
.
Ipj.l
1
M
.
.
.
.
.
.
ana
wis
cummutra
tor
inai
in
a
higher
court,
Inrif
is
alleged
to
have
attempted
to
casn
a
Canadian
NatioaU
Railways
cheque
made
ion
in
uoiaoioomi
store
on
February
19.
nr.mxi:
df.cay
Th
ough
medically
supervised
i
diet,
tooth
decay
among
large
I
groups
Of
children
has
been
re-1
duced
as
much
as
80
percent.
Yanks
Make
:
New
Landing
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
March
1
Ot
American
forces
who
crossed
Bis-
marck
Sea
and
landed
on
the
Admiralty
Islands
northwest
of
the
Japanese
base
of
Rabaul,
New
Brit-
aln,
overcame
all
resist-
ance
rapidly
and
captured
an
air
strip
In
excellent
condition
headquarters
an-
nounced
Wednesday.
Gen-
eral
MacArthur
witnessed
the
landing
personally.
REVOLT
IS
PUT
DOWN
Attempted
Coup
Against
New
Government
of
Argentina
Is
Quelled.
MONTEVIDEO.
Uruguay.
Mar
1.
0
The
Argentine
government
announced
today
that
It
i
tAicmuru
rarreit
irom
me
presi-
dency
which
he
assumed
last
week.
The
The
rebellious
rebellious
regiment
re-
j
malned
on
the
Buencs
Aires
ouUj
i
capital.
was
encampC
nules
!
from
'he
capital
today.
Yanks
Fly
:
Over
Japan
VICHY.
March
1
-
Unconfirmed
reports
here
say
that
United
States
re-
connalssance
planes
based
on
the
Aleutian
Islands
have
flown
over
Japan
proper.
It
was
not
said,
however.
how
deep
they
had
gone
over
Japan.
"
LARGE
FISH.
SMALL
TF.ETII
The
whale
shark,
largest
of
the
fishes,
has
teeth
too
small
for
use
in
biting
and
takes
in
its
food
through
Us
gills.
DEATH
AGE
LOWERED
In
some
occupied
countries
of
Europe,
the
average
death
age
has
fallen
by
more
than
ten
years
due
to
malnutrition.
United
States
reports
Indicate.
and
heavy
holsUng
machinery
for
landing
craft
and
she
Is
equipped
to
serve
as
the
nerve
centre
of
an
amphibious
invasion
force.
She
carries
a
battle-tested
crew,
veterans
of
Com
blned
Operations
work.
Now
Restrictions
Are
Temporarily
Lifted;
Canned
Salmon
Free
OTTAWA,
March
1
(CP)
Temporary
suspension
of
meat
rationing
and
meatless
Tuesdays
in
Canada,
effective
at
midnight
Tuesday
night,
wao
announced
by
Douglas
Abbott,
Parliamentary
assistant
to
Minister
of
Finance
J.
L.
Ilsley.
No
coupons
will
be
needed
for
meat
or
canned
salmon
bought
after
last
night.
Reduced
exports
have
caused
the
surplus
position
and,
as
soon
as
meat
can
move
more
freely
into
export
channels
again.
It
will
be
necessary
to
resume
rationing
of
meat,
Ab
bott
said.
Ration
book
holders
are
Instructed
to
keep
meat
coupons
that
have
not
expired.
$3,080
Drop
In
Customs
Intake
Customs
receipts
for
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
in
.February
totalling
$35,332.86
dropped
more
than
$3,000
under
the
receipts
for
January.
January
ifceJiaiSr
were
$38,883.88.
Total
21674.
In
February
1943,
$42,.
354
39
was
collected.
F,NMS1,
PEACE
Britain
Is
:Agreeab!e
To
Terms
LONDON,
March
1.
(CP.)
It
was
reported
today
that,
after
consultations
with
Soviet
authorities,
British
officials
agreed
to
peace
terms
submitted
by
Russia
to
Finland.
As
a
preliminary
to
peace,
Moscow
has
demanded
that
the
Finns
cease
all
military
operations
immediately
and
break
relations
with
Germany.
Interning
of
German
troops
and
ships
in
Finland,
with
Soviet
aid
if
necessary,
and
adoption
of
1910
borders
are
included
in
the
terms.
Finland
may
send
peace
envoys
to
Moscow
any
time.
The
British
press
terms
the
Russian
proposals
as
generous.
Conservative
Won
Election
LONDON,
March
1
O
Major
E
M.
Keatlnge.
Conservative.
supported
by
the
Churchill
gov
ernment,
won
in
the
Bury-St.
Edmund's
House
of
Commons
by-elcctlon
yesterday.
He
de
feated
Mrs.
Corbett
Ashby,
In
dependent.
DEATH
RATE
LOW
Deaths
ot
Canadian
children
under
one
year
of
age
in
1913
were
at
the
lowest
level
in
history.
KNEW
ABOUT
GUNPOWDER
It
is
said
that
the
Chinese
and
Hindus
knew
about
gunpowder
centuries
before
the
record
ot
Its
Invention
In
1320.
Off
on
Purchase
SECRET
WEAPON
Explosive
Tank
Used
By
Germans
Germans
Launch
Their
Third
Great
Offensive
Against
Allies
Anzid
Beachhead.
NAPLES,
March
1.
JD
Ths
Germans,
armed
with
a
"secret
weapon"
radio-controlled,
a
tanfc
loaded
with
explosives,
struck"
anew
against
the
Anzio
beachhead
today
and
six
of
t
Vehicle
VcVe
WtryeSr
TMS
Is
the
third
great
offensive
by
the
Nazis
aimed
at
driving
the
Allies
tnta
the
sea
below
Rorr
FIGHT
NOW
UNDER
WAY
Forty-Four
Junior
Chambers
It
Antl-V.D.
Campaign.
TORONTO,
Ont.,
March
1.-"Forty-four
affiliated
organizations,
all
the
way
from
Halifai
to
Prince
Rupert,
have
taker
their
batUe
stations
in
the
home-front
war
on
venereal
disease.-
William
F.
Reid.
Calgary
president
or
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Canada,
re-potts.
Here
on
a
cross-country
tou?
of
the
Junior
Chambers
ant
Junior
Boards
of
Trades.
Mi
Reid
had
high
praise
for
th
work
of
the
Jaycees'
natlona
health
committee
and
the
actlf
ities
thus
far
of
the
local
unit
.
He
also
expressed
appreciation
o
the
services
of
the
Health
Lea
gue
of
Canada,
with
which
th
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
I
co-operating
Jn
the
present
na
tlonal
campaign.
Intensive
efforts
to
bring
th
venereal-disease
problem
to
th
attention
of
the
public
an
promote
interest
In
its
eradica
tion
were
staged
this
month
L
Saskatchewan.
New
Brunswlc
and
in
some
Ontario
and
Quebe
cities.
Manitoba
has
been
cam
palgnlng
since
late
Novembe
last'
Organization
is
now
nrr
ceedlng
for
aU-out
ducatlnn
.
drives
in
BrlUsh
Columbia,
Que
bee,
Nova
Scotia
and
Alberta.
Provincial
educational
activ)
ties
are
generally
under
dlrr
tion
of
the
Departments
of
P
;l
lie
Health,
and
the
Junu
Chambers
of
Commc"
voluntary
field
force..
Thellealt
League's
role
as
a
national
edi
cational
association
Is
for
U
moment
to
make
available
litei
ature.
posters,
films,
publicli
aids,
radio
programs
and
can:
palgn
manuals.
"The
thre--alliance
appears
to
be
workir
out
well."
Mr.
Reid
comment
Junior
Chamber
members
ai
showing
great
enthusiasm
V
their
project
and
report
.spier
did
public
tesponse."
Local
Temperature
Maximum
Minimum
37
2a
ft
1.
1
v
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