rrcognled
the
Japanese
ipel
government
oi
uie
ipplnes.
-ATKOI.
lAT
SINKS
y
VOItK
The
patrol
it
51,
.lUgus""
i
un
lolli-ion
with
freighter
60
n
oil
iin
tnj
rivors
and
the
bodies
of
30
itims
hare
been
landed.
iu:ss.(ii:
to
congress
IVASIIIM.TON
President
Ucvell's
message
will
be
de-
irrd
to
Congress
tomorrow
rlerks,
llle
President,
who
still
suffering
from
a
cold.
jl
be
unable
to
present
It
roomily
was
not
announced
Uj
ai
Congress
opened.
owichan
pioneer
dies
IH'Nl'ASJohn
Adams,
resent
of
the
Cow
khan
district
ire
1873,
It
dead.
He
was
a
mer
reeve
of
.North
Cowl-
i
.
in
and
was
a
memnrr
m
legislature
In
198.
I't'ltN
HACK
1NHUSTHIES
lllRLIN
-
Chanrellor
Hitler
tnrnlnc
the
Industrie
of
trmanr
bark
to
prlrate
own
Krupps,
great
munition
Irks,
being
one
of
them.
NI'AV
TAHTV
WINS
lONDON
Hie
new
Dm-
Inwealth
partr
has
won
Its
It
seal
In
the
Home
of
liimnnt,
Ueul,
lawon
de-
tint
the
internment
can-
Jate
In
Tipton
by
a
nar-
Iw
majority.
another
coNrrnrscr.
ir-AHIS-
It
Is
reported
here
iat
President
Roosevelt
U
Iklnc
the
InltlatWe
to
ar-
nte
another
meeting
with
rime
Minister
Winston
Chnr-
bill
and
Premier
Joseph
Stal-
SKIIKTON
FOUND
irOHT
.MOODY
The
skele-
ton
of
a
man
who
U
believed
lo;have
hantrd
himself
sli
or
even
years
ago
n
found
br
woodcutter
on
the
Harnet
il
at
the
eterljr
boundary
irort
Moody.
C1ANO
CONDEMNED
I.OMOVCnUnt
Clano
and
other
member
of
the
for-
rr
lavhl
('.rami
Council
reported
to
have
been
idemned
to
death
at
Verona
treason
In
connection
Hi
thr
overthrow
of
Benito
jssollnl.
AACHEN
IS
UOMIlll)
LONDON
Aachen.
Indus-
la
I
town
In
Germany
near
llutrli
bonier,
was
the
inclpal
objective
for
Royal
force
mosquito
bombers
cn
(hey
were
out
again
Iturday
night
for
the
elthth
hlghl
nUht
since
the
first,
line
year,
mere
weir
other
lied
attacks
iliirinc
the
'k
end
but,
evidently,
not
large
wale.
The
hlg
bomb
have
hern
staying
nt
home
lug
the
past
few
nights.
tV,lt
IN
ITALY
Hupei,
TOKYO,
'pment
Warns
4ircl
Th
em-Been
Lost.
Hi.
iv
me
jan
anese
government
yesterday
warned
the
people
of
the
nation
"n
hv
muat
accept
enemy
air
attacks
as
an
absolute
cert
ainty.
Accordingly
three
new
defence
ordinances
have
been
deciceclf.
he
Jaranefe
radio
admlta
that
air
superiority
has
been
lost
to
the
United
Nations
In
the
southern
Pacific
due
to
the
loss
of
bases
which
had
once
been
considered
as
strictly
and
permanently
Japanese.
Young
Officer
Of
Rangers
Is
Killed
In
Italian
Action
with
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corns
at
Nanalmo.
The
young
officer
was
a
member
of
the
Kamloops
Board
of
Trade.
Oyro
Club
and
Fish
and
Oame
Association.
Widespread
Air
Action
In
Pacific
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
SOUTHWEST
PACIFIC.
Jan.
10
Widespread
attacks
were
made
by
United
States
bomb
ing
aircraft
on
enemy
shipping
and
Installations
In
the
southwest
Pacific
during
the
week
end.
The
action
covered
a
range
of
3500
miles,
In
a
battle
off
New
Ireland
across
from
Raboul.
New
Brit
aln.
ten
enemy
planes
were
shot
down.
Mrs.
Hoover
Died
In
Act
of
Saying
Husband
Farewell
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
10
The
sudden
death
of
Mrs.
Herbert
Hoover,
wife
of
the
former
President
of
the
United
States,
from
a
heart
attack
took
place
Just
as
her
husband
was
bidding
her
goodbye
preparatory
to
leaving
for
a
dinner.
Jlies
Win
in
Fierce
Fighting
ALGIERS,
Jan.
10
fl)Flfth
Army
forces
bit
deeper
today
into
the
tough
defence
belt
of
Casslno
In
western
wlf.h
British
troops
crossing
the
Peccla
River
and
we
(Italy
American:
advancing
two
miles
northeast
of
Casslno.
Despite
Intense
artillery
fire,
the
British
Tommies
cluns
Ito
a
hrlduehead
they
had
forged
across
the
Peccla
wesi
iof
Mount
Mauciore
near
the
western
end
of
the
tcn-miie
iffen.'iivo
front
of
the
Fifth
Army
which
has
been
reln-
llorccd
by
British
troops.
Fighting
of
the
fiercest
kind
Is
going
on
all
along
tne
front
across
Italy
from
coast
to
coast.
Casualties
are
heavy.
There
Is
now
as
deep
as
ten
feet
at
some
points,
VANCOUVER.
Jan
10-
-Howard
Oreen.
Conservative
regressive
member
for
Vancouver
South,
charged
the
Co
-ope
rat!
vr
Commonwealth
Federation.
In
a
.
.
.
.
Uit-1
speech
Saturday
night,
with
Rangers
will
regret
to
learn
I
...
.
'
mui
that
Lieut.
A.
Lesll"?
Robinson
of
1
iCl."'
"c
'
Kamloops
waaa
killed
In
action
urccn;
In
Italy
on
December
20.
He
was
.
,..
,
a
promising
young
barrister
at
Sfill
(JuestlOnS
u
1111
V""""
KamlooDs
was
killed
In
action
ment.
He
went
overseas
In
Jan-
O
CLUlU
uary.
1943.
and
Joined
the
Bea-
OUIlUd)
UdUUalll
forth
Ulchlanders
In
Sicily.
i
Born
In
AlberU
In
1912.
he
attended
school
In
Vancouver
and
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
also
training
for
the
law
In
Vancouver.
Lieut
Robinson
Is
survived
by
his
wife
and
two
small
children.
All
who
worship
Ood
in
spirit
and
In
truth
will
not
act
or
I
speak
contrary
to
the
teaching
(of
the
apostles.
propheU
and
'Jesus
Christ,
declared
Evan?
I-
7.
father
I
at
11
Rlr
'
U,t
tVentnB
thM
dealt
with
the
Challenge
Protestantism
to
produce
the
sacred
scroll
evidence
for
the
National
day
of
rest
and
worshipSunday.
He
quoted
excerpts
from
the
wtitinas
and
utterances
of
Catholic
and
Protestant
Minis
ter
and
from
pcftodscals
to
the
affect
that
the,
present
day
of
rcat
was
man-made
and
ma
not
have
Devlnc
Sanction.
The
speaker
received
ten
ref-
ereTKca
to
the
first
day
of
the
week
In
the
bible.
In
not
one.
he
said,
could
there
be
found
a
text,
a
command
or
an
example
for
the
custom
and
practice
of
many
today.
Local
Temperature
Local
Tides
She
Tuesday,
..
Jan.
11
Maximum
43
High
2:10
193
feet
13:51
215
feet
..
Minimum
37
Low
8:01
7.9
feet
20:32
2.4
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BR
L
XXXIII,
No.
7
RCONbXfclfeli
AryTo7i944
"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
German
Ukraine
Armies
In
Retreat
ULLETINSkvlP
lAI'ANI
SK
ULCOGMZLDT
DKYO
A
govenime
kkfjman
says
we
aucan
CANADIANS
INVADE
ITALY
FROM
GIANT
HARGES
former
well
known
Stewart
boy
Is
a
member
of
a
class
of
student
officers
and
aviation
cadets
to
be
graduated
soon
from
the
United-
States
Army
Air
Forces
Pilot
School
as
Stockton
Field,
California.
His
mother
will
be
In
attendance
at
the
graduation,
having
left
for
the
south
a
few
days
ago.
The
well
known
northern
boy
will
be
made
a
full-fledged
pilot
and
will
be
given
the
coveted
silver
wings.
He
will
then
be
placed
on
active
duty
In
his
-
n..
mIaVIh
Va
fin
from"
Rains
Every
Day
Says
Armitage
1
TORONTO.
Jan.
10
Capt
Frank
Ouy
Armitage
Is
back
In
Toronto
after
an
absence
of
five
months
touring
west
coast
army
camps
to
put
on
his
Dickenslan
shows.
It
rained
about
every
day
he
was
on
the
coast,
Armitage
says.
He
used
all
manner
ofj
transport
Including
aircraft,
invasion
barges
and
even
a
hearse
NAZI
PLIGHT
MOKE
SERIOUS
MOSCOW
The
German
plight
In
the
Ukraine
becomes
hourly
mote
serious,
lour
powerful
Russian
armies
may
effect
a
Juncture
at
any
time.
REFUGEES
OFF
ROADS
lU'CIIAIU'.ST
Premier
Antonesrne
of
Rumania
has
ordered
all
refugees
off
the
roads
of
Bessarabia
to
make
way
for
military
movements.
INVASION
DATES
SET
WASHINGTON
The
Under
Secretary
of
the
Navy
stated
today
that
Invasion
dates
for
both
Kurope
and
the
Pacific
had
been
set.
CASSINO
ITNDF.K
FIWF,
LC.IKKS
The
key
German-held
Italian
town
of
Casslno
on
the
road
to
Home
Is
now
under
artillery
fire
of
the
Anglo-American
Fifth
Army.
Itrslstance
is
fierce
with
the
enemy
fight-lug
for
every
rock,
every
house
and
every
building.
The
Eighth
Army
continues
to
advance
slowly
northward
fivm
captured
Ortona
toward
Pescara
on
the
Adriatic
coast.
FINLAND
WANTS
PEACE
STOCKHOLM
A
Stockholm
newspaper
says
that
Finland
wants
peace
and
Is
ready
to
negotiate
as
soon
as
Russia
will
state
terms.
TITO
SIWKKRS
REVERSES
LONDON
Marshal
Tito's
Yugoslav
patriot
foites
have
lost
two
towns
to
the
Germans.
fJHHMAVY
IS
WARNED
I.ONIMiN
The
Royal
Air
Force
has
dropped
leaflets
on
Germany
saying
that
4he
world
Is
mobilized
against
the
Reich.
"The
time
Is
now
11:45"
say
the
leaflets
in
referring
to
a
statement
once
mnde
by
Adolf
Hitler
that"
Germany
will
fight
until
five
minutes
after
twelve."
Anti-Nazi
pamphlets
are
being
distributed
by
the
underground
In
Germany.
Wsf
NAZIS
ARE
"
j
dUttf.
2yki
,
NUMER
New-type
barges
like
the.se
called
right
In
on
the
beaches
of
Italy,
bringing
their
cargoes
of
men
and
supplies,
without
serious
opposition.
Invasion-trained
Canadians
landed
with
lightning
speed,
capturing
shore
gun
positions
before
the
enemy
could
open
fire.
Here.
Canadian
troops
leave
the
barges
for
shore
on
rafts
and
small
craft
some
even
wading
C.C.F.
Trying
To
Local
Boy
Pilot
American
Foes
Split
Community
In
U.S.
Air
Force-
Inspired
Revolt
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
10
0
Aviation
Cadet
Walter
MAQccteUry
of
State
Cordell
Hull
ir.m.M
mn
rf
If
r.
f
If
Y
11
.
.
....
.
1
I
.
I
.
uaiu;ii.
bum
u
...
1
ajinouncea
ai
me
wees-ena
uia-.
i
cUtrom
of
Prince
Rupert
and
information
here
"increasingly
;
strengthens
the
belief
forces
outside
Bolivia
and
un
tion,"
Hanson
Ready
To
Help
City
After
hearing
an
outline
from
7"
y
the
council
of
the
city's
prob-
ran,
-nil
Hie
iiiij
....
,
,
.
rtr.t
1
1CUU
III
UIC
IHfc-o
v
r
Ultra.
iciuic
cuciinp.
wic
uu-
.
mi-
aland
advanced
course
t
Th
tK,,nS
l"
1"-
Ptockton
Field,
Cadet
Hansen
LZ?etl
..K4
,..v.
f
has
urged
federal
government
.
,
.
,
,
.
.
.
assistance.
Olof
Hanson,
Mr.,
primary
and
basic
training
at
.
.
,
,
Hni
tL.
expressed
his
Intention
of
doing
and
v...
rviifi,
California.
Dos
Palos
Taft.
everything
In
his
power
to
bring
4tarm
to
Jhe.
attention
of
Uicjau.-.
(OiortUes
at
Ottawa.
He
asked
that
the
council
put
Its
repre
sentations
In
the
form
of
for
mal
written
petitions
so
that
he
could
present
them
as
such.
Mrs.
J.
O.
James
and
family.
who
were
formerly
here,
have
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
to
Join
Captain
James
and
take
up
residence.
Captain
James
Is
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
here.
SMETONA
DIES
CLEVELAND
An
tanas
Smetona,
former
President
of
Lithuania,
died
here
WAR
NEWS
Canol
Is
Denounced
United
States
Senate
Committee
However,
does
not
Recommend
Abandonment.
WASHIKOTON
D.
C.
Jan.
10
The
Senate
committee
headed
by
Senator
Harry
Truman
of
1
Missouri
as
chairman,
investi
gating
the
Canol
oil
project.
j
issued
its
report
Saturday
night,
imaing
uiai
uie
ucitiuuuauuu
of
the
United
States
Army
to
friendly
to
the
defence
of
the
.
romplete
tte
aftCT
ex
American
republics
inspired
and
aided
the
Bolivian
revolu
certs
had
pronounced
it
un
sound
was
"inexcusable
Criticism
was
expressed
of
the
manner
in
which
contracts
had
been
drawn
up
with
the
Can
adian
government
and
the
Im
peiial
Oil
Co.
of
Canada.
The
committee
did
not
reco
mmend
that
the
project
be
abandoned,
expressing
doubt
if
it
should
be
scrapped
now
that
so
much
had
been
expended
project
should,
be
completed
be
left
with
War.
the
Department
of
MANY
NEW
CARRIERS
No
Less
Than
Sixty-Five
Have
Been
Added
to
United
States
Navy
During
Fast
Year.
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Jan.
10
Admiral
DeWltt,
stating
that
sixty-five
new
aircraft
carriers
had
been
built
during
1943
for
the
United
"States
Navy,
said
that
carrier-based
aircraft
constituted
the
keystone
of
the
new
offensive
against
the
Japanese
In'
the
Pacific.
MORE
JAR
SHIPS
SUNK
WASHINGTON
The
Department
of
the
Navy
announces
that
eight
more
Japanese
freighters,
a
large
transport
and
tanker
have
been
sunk
by
United
States
submarines.
led
the
United
States
Marines
at
Guadalcanal
and
Tarawa,
says
that
it
may
take
three
or
four
years
to
bring
the
war
against
Japan
to
a
successfu!
conclusion.
So
far
there
has
been
only
a
scratching
of
Japanese-occupied
areas.
EVACUATING
LITHUANIA
STOCKHOLM
Evacuation
of
civilian
populations
from
eastern
Esthonla
and
Latvia
has
been
ordered
by
the
Nail
authorities
In
view
of
the
approach
of
the
Russian
offensive.
GOERING'S
SOUR
GRAPES
BERLIN
Vlce-Chancellor
Herman
Goerlng
tells
the
German
people
In
an
rdltorial
In
his
newspaper
that
the
loss
of
territory
in
the
Ukraine
was
planned.
Anyway,
the
No
2
Nail
says,
the
centre
of
giavity
of
agriculture
is
and
always
has
been
in
Germany.
FLYING
FORTS
IN
ITALY
LONDON
It
has
been
revealed
for
the
first
time
that
the
Allies
are
operating
Flying
Fortresses
and
heavy
bombers
from
bases
in
Italy
against
objectives
in
Italy,
the
Balkans
and
southern
Germany.
imiTISH
IN
GERMANY
BASLE
British
secret
agents
are
reported
to
have
landed
by
parachute
in
south
Baden
and
the
niack
Forest
of
Germany.
Shots
are
reported
to
have
been
heard
after
they
landed.
ROME
RAIDED
AGAIN
BERLIN
A
German
News
Agency
says
that
Rome
has
been
raided
again
and
that
residential
areas
were
hit.
Flume
Is
also
leported
to
have
been
bombed.
CAUGHT
IN
OUS
OFFENSIVES
RED
AilMY
SPEARHEADS
PLUNGING
DEEP
ER
INTO
POLAND
NEARING
BUG
RIVER
NAZIS
SHORT
OF
PLANES
AND
FUEL.
MOSCOW,
Jan.
10
(CP)
Red
Army
spearheads
plunged
to
within
fifteen
miles
of
the
Bug
River
to
day
and
neared
Vinnitsa,
rail
city
on
the
Bug
serving
as
the
main
control
point
for
German
communica
tions
to
the
Dnieper
Bend.
Other
Russian
units,
slashing
southward,
set
deeper
one
jaw
of
a
possible
trap
for
thousands
of
Nazis
In
the
Smela
Gap,
Oerman-held
I
r
D
C
1
zone
In
the
rear
extending
,1
iPn
K
ilSS
NflPalfe
Der
River.
River.
I
a
eastward
to
the
Dnieper
This
southward
drive
was
push
ing
toward
Junction
with
a
second
Russian
army
advancing
westward
through
Alexandrovka
which
was
captured
Saturday.
Farther
north
the
Soviets
were
within
five
miles
of
Sarny
which
Is
thirty-five
miles
within
old
Poland.
,
Berlin
correspondents
to
Stockholm
newspapers
said
Sunday
that
the
German
Army's
flight
across
the
Ukraine
could
almost
be
described
as
chaotic
because
the
High
Command's
plans
for
a
methodical
retreat
went
very
awry
when
the
Rus
and
the
work
was
so
far
ad-
um-vance(j
jous
offensives.
German
commu-
became
tangled.
The
It
was
recommended
that
de-
location
clslon
as
to
whether
or
not
the
n
c
h
nsu"1
cient
air
support
and
shortage
of
fuel
olL
A
German
spokesman
sajd
.
URldwthat
"one
of.
the
decisive
battles
on
which
the
outcome
of
the
whole
war
may
depend
Its
in
progress
In
Russia.
The
Red
Army
is
striking
again
and
again
with
undimin;
lshed
power
in
practically
all
sectors.
Masses
of
tanks
are
being
used
by
the
Russians.
Production
Of
Timber
Higher
Log
Scale
Slightly
Greater
Than
1912
Poles
and
Piling
Up
Considerably.
Timber
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
for
the
year
1943
totalled
2U.774.Z30
board
feet
as
compared
with
234,
239,800
board
feet
in
1942.
As
in
the
year
previous,
spruce
was
'the
principal
variety
of
timber
I
produced
In
this
district,
this
'being
Sitka
spruce
mostly
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
use
fn
war
airplane
manufacture.
Pole
and
piling
production
in
..,,
this
district
during
1943
MAY
TAKE
THREE.
EARS
amounted
to
1.776.700
lineal
feet
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
Brigadier
General
KJwin
Merrick,
who
compared
with
945,492
lineal
feet
in
1912.
Cedar
was
the
principal
variety
of
production.
NOT
EVEN
ROOMS
VANCOUVER
Officials
of
the
National
Housing
Committee
report
that
there
are
not
even
rooms,
much
less
houses,
for
rent
in
Vancouver.
f
1
To
City
Council
The
course
of
war
had
made
it
expedient
to
disband
about
100,000
Civilian
Protection
AJtP.)
workers
In
various
parts
of
Canada
during
the
past
several
months,
Brigadier
General
Alex
Ross
told
an
in
formal
meeting
of
the
city
Council
on
Saturday
night,
but
he
added,
the
British
Columbia
coast
was
one
part
of
Canada
where
there
ought
not
to
bi
any
relaxation
of
precautions.
The
Civilian
Protection
director
Urged
his
listeners
to
maintain
vigilance
not
only
against
possibilities
but
also
against
what
might
seem
improbabilities
in
the
way
of
enemy
damage
in
this
area.
Oeneral
Rom
fortified
his
appeal
with
an
offer
of
assistance,
both
financial
and
In
the
way
of
equipment
to
the
extent
that
local
authorities
thought
that
it
would
be
needed.
Inspector
S.
F.
M.
Moodie,
Civilian
Protection
director
for
British
Columbia,
also
spoke
at
the
meeting,
dwelling
on
the
central
co-ordination
of
all
local
A.
R.
P.
organizations
throughout
the
province,
He
reminded
his
listeners
that
as
provincial
director,
he
was
not
only
the
titular
head
but
the
actual
head
of
AJtP.
organizations.
The
meeting,
which
was
p:e-slded
over
by
Mayor
H.
M.
Daggett,
began
at
7o'clock
and
wa3
attended
by
all
council
members.
'
Following
tiV
meeting,
General
Ross
addressed
the
public
through
radio
station
C.F.P.R.,
and.
with
Inspector
S.
F.
M.
Moodie,
left
a
short
time
later
for
Vancouver
to
continue
his
tour.
Thomas
P.
Scully,
one
time
miner
and
prospector
of
this
district
and
now
in
the
Veterans'
Hone
Guard,
wishes
it
to
be
known
that
he
was
in
Vancouver
at
the
time
another
man
named
Scully
ws
arrested
for
robbery
and
that
the
arrested
man
Is
no
relative
of
his,
INVASION
JITTERS
Tense
Germany
Hears
Rumors
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
10
Allied
preparations
to
invade
Europe
from
the
west
were
reflected
in
continued
Oerman
tenseness
Sunday
as
it
was
reported
both
In
broadcasts
from
the
German
controlled
continent
and
In
dispatches
from
neutral
correspondents.
A
Berlin
broadcast
said
that
a
strongly
escorted
convoy
of
eighty
Allied
tankers
and
merchant
ships
had
arrived
at
Gibraltar
from
the
west.
On
Saturday
a
German
broadcast
from
Brussels
claimed
that
the
Allies
have
mapped
out
an
intensive
five
weeks'
aerial
bombardment
to
precede
an
Invasion
and
that
the
Germans
In
Belgium
are
especially
on
.the
alert
A
Netherlands
News
Agency
reported
Nazi
concern
over
a
possible
Invasion
of
the
Netherlands
had
resulted
In
additional
former
members
of
the
Netherlands
forces
being
Interned
as
prisoners
of
war.