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uie
war
FimII
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.
'"c
"ntj
in
hospitals
and
ior
rebuilding
the
re-
"rtd
Farm
to
School
at.
started
him
on
'his
way.
i
attained
tjonularltv
with
jasants
through
his
organ-
Pn
Of
a
ilivonlln!
snrlptv
for
I
youth,
he
was
pleoted
to
Rent
In
1904.
'ounht
successfully
against
cl
concriptlon,
decreed
by
artst
Russian
Government
'"wigly
advocated
the
right
Ir
women.
This
right
was
fl
in
lfioft
spoken
in
his
views
against
"Saas
efforts
bv
force
to
OUt-
Cmvrlntlnn
Vlf
fre
-..vwiimuii,
..w
ly
was
In
trouble
with
the
administrators.
as
active
in
1905-07
In
fur-
1
Parliamentary
reform
the
Czar
tiro
nnrMvl1d
to
because
Russia
was
weak-Wmuat
on
Payc
Three)
I
BERNE,
Dec
20:
(CP)-Drastlc
:
reorganization
of
the
Vlchv
cavern-
Bombing
Visitations
to
England
Last
Night
Were
Not
Extensive
ONLY
ONE
BOMBER
LONDON,
Dec.
20
(CP)
A
single
bomber
dropped
a
cluster
of
explosives
on
a
section
of
London,
this
being
the
only
activity
In
aerial
attack
upon
Britain
for
today.
There
Is
speculation
as
to
what
the
next
Naxl
move
may
be.
Expert
opinion
Is
that
there
may
be
an
even
more
greatly
intensified
air
attack
as
well
as
u-boat
attack
on
shipping.
Some
are
Inclined
to
believe
that
the
war
will
have
entered
a
decisive
phase
by
February.
i.nvnnv.
Dec.
20:
(CP)
Ger
man
bombers
appeared
over
Lon-rion.
Liveroool.
Leicester,
East
Ang-
lin
and
southern
England
again
last
5-lu
program
for
the
farm-
night
but
the
raids
were
of
brief
given
new
homes,
to
duration,
all
clear
signals
m
.
-
nsir
nfi-npin
in
h
urnr
inc.
Tne
aiarm
m
uimuu
ui.
,
..
.
i,..
tnvi.
Uniirs
nf
milet.
One
Ul
UIE
LMliUVLlUUU
VI
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v-o---
-
Soke
'
.nlAne
rironned
bombs
but
Utile
as
bo'm
Arii
im
ia7i
in
damaee
was
done.
Damage
and
f
NIemela,
near
the
casualties
elsewhere
In
England
a,coa:'
of
Bothnia.
Ills
fa-1
were
unconsequentlal.
"Derate
r..m
TTn
I
Kha;ij
at
Oulu
(Ulenborg)
rare
of
'his
aunt.
But
'
"fk
irked
him
and
he
bck
to
his
father's
farm
viua
chctes.
i
unt
who
was
I
possessed
of
CHICAGO
IN
THIRD
SPOT
in
That
Position
as
Result
of
Last
Night's
Play
rminAOO.
December
20
(Cana
dian
Press)
Chicago
Black
Hawks
blanked
the
Montreal
canaaieiw
two
goals
to
one
last
W
"""
moved
Into
a
tie
Tor
tnira
v
in
the
National
Hockey
League
MONEY
OUT
OF
WAR
LONDON
Ut.
Hon.
Ernest
Bevin
declared
today
that
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
Great
Idea
of
paying
(or
goods
l
a
aemanaea
by
Ger-
by
good,
will
not
only
help
to
win
,u,
duwiramg
10
reports
received
here.
Premier
Henri
Philllppe
Petaln
has
decided
to
comply.
The
'
changes
will
be
announced
by
p-,
on
oaiuraay,
it
u
expected.
POUND
AT
ITALIANS
Lloyd
George
Believes
They
Will
Not
Stand
Up
In
War
For
Which
They
Hate
No
Heart
LONDON,
December
20
Speak-'
inr
In
PirluMAn
.
l
i.-.J
il
...
lJI
1UIIJ
UlUl
1UI.U
k
I
..
.
..
.
rrcmier
uavid
i.lnvrl-
ut
Aoranam
uncoin
lor
no..
,
i
'r
,
...
keep
up
th
ti
A.j-
live
X
.
t
m
AJk
a
the
war
but
will
take
us
out
of
the
hands
of
speculators
at
the
end
of
the
war,"
Referring
to
the
President's
plan
to
lend
arms
to
Great
Britain,
Mr.
Bevin
told
a
Luncheon:
"Its
in
an
indirat'on
that
the
President
accept
the
view
that
the
great
contribution
to
international
stabilization
at
thf
end
of
the
war
is
labor
and
effort
and
not
speculation
and
manipulation
of
currency."
MAKE
ITALY
VASSAL
LONDON
The
British
Broad
-catting
Company
says
that
a
large
number
of
anti-aircraft
runners
and
other
German
units
have
ar-ved
In
Home
as
Germany
pro-reeds
with
"an
attempt
to
reduce
Italy
from
the
status
of
an
ally
attack
on
Italy
hard
'
lnat
of
vassal
"
H
was
einnhat-
ahd
heavy.
The
Italian
people
did
leally
denied
at
Rome
that
a
not
like
this
war
Inrn
wMh
Tr
larr
number
of
fterman
troons
jot
linen
mai
lit
ciimDcu
was
kept
up.
ttiey
-srcmld
not
stand.
;
-stimated
75.000
to
90.000
Nail
O
'
'
'IIJMITAI
I.1I1KX
III
In
rnA
HMbil
sr
ww
"
scu
uv
uicdb
of
nam
au
rzil5
Presidency.
evervlhinz
to
firm
th
Ahvslnlan
.
tw
.
:
'
zm
i
t
r-m
m
n
n
w
w
i
a
a
Grateful
to
America
iu
r
i
iv
V
r
h
i
i
li
i
in
ii.'k
days
of
the
war.
He
I
former
President
il
wr.
ktrnly
apprecla-
'3r
s
made
by
him
to
ivii.
i-iuyu
ueuree
aroiLtra
ine
97
fi?
brr
war
with
fVv-
ahm
i,wka-
hh
I
(V14i
UnlMCl
Willi
WfcL.LV
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-
wmiimwik
liicii
l.
its
nr
"iozirri
ikn
inpa
vun
us.
r-nnn
mat
armixwi
V1.
1
.
I.
1
-
.
.-
RAIDS
ARE
BUT
BRIEF
troops
had
entered
Italy
through
Brenner
Pass.
DEEP
FASCIST
PLAN
LONDON
A
secret
order
has
been
found
wherebv
a
croun
of
Italian
submarines
was
instructed
to..t.cU
Spani$h.meKh,nt
sels
plying
between
Casablanca
and
Lisbon.
The
attacks
were
to
be
without
warning
and
the
intention,
it
Is
assumed
here,
wa
to
blame
them
on
the
British
nary
in
order
to
stir
up
Spanish
feeling
against
Great
Britain.
EIRE
GETTING
ANXIOUS
DUBLIN
In
order
to
strengthen
the
defences
of
Eire
against
possible
Invasion,
the
ports
of
Galway
and
Sligo
have
been
placed
under
military
control
providing,
among
other
things,
for
the
examination
of
all
ships
entering
these
ports.
Other
Eire
ports
are
already
under
such
regulations.
Unidentified
planes
flew
over
Dublin
last
Sunday",
it
is
revealed.
ITALIANS
TRAPPED
Road
of
Escape
From
Bardia
Torbruk
Bombarded
by
Sea
and
Air
CAIRO,
to
rearguard
forces
left
to
defend
Bar
dla
are
trapped
and
their
way
of
escape
by
road
westward
to
Torbruk
Is
under
both
naval
and
aerial
bombardment,
British
war
communiques
reported
tonight.
General
headquarters
said
the
sttua-
Hon
ior
the
Italians
in
Bardia
area
was
now
precarious
and
disclosed
'.that
31,548
Italian
prisoners
had
!
been
counted
since
the
counter-of-
nean-
hoWrf
Ihim
to
buv
...:
ni
Brums
fenslve
started,
many
more
tnous-
iii
1
ii
M.
11
ands
having
been
taken
in
addition.
An
estimated
30,000
more
Black
Shirt
forces
face
surrender
or
annihilation
In
the
Bardia
area.
The
Royal
Air
Force
disclosed
that
at
least
eighteen
Italian
planes
were
destroyed
in
a
mass
raid
on
Benlna
airdrome,
Tuesday
night.
.
'
au
wn
Bruins
1
me
wnoie
airarome
was
set
aiuc.
stanams
u,s
l
r
nc
nlaht
nardln
and
nprna
were
who
lost
5
to
three
to
in.
w
-1
'ZttZT
at
New
York,
in
ine
miru
1
rr..
r
ii,t
Now
York
York
I
Five
Five
Italian
Italian
pli
.
Week-end
games
wm
w
lOWS:
!
fn
Saturday
Americans
ai
Boston
at
Montreal.
Sunday-Boston
-t:Rnw
Toronto
at
New
gcrs
at
Chicago,
York
with
Americans.
POUND
STERLING
NEW
YORK,
December
20
The
pound
sterling;
was
unchanged
at
$4.03
li
on
the
'
New
York
metal
market
yesterday.
oi
jasoer
rarK
uoagei
2
j
.
LIBRARY
1
9mm
earner
rueuiM
I
Tomorrow's
Tides
n-e
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
S.
X
She
in
Australia
For
Those
Be
tween
Ages
of
Nineteen
"
and
Thirty-Three
CANBERRA.
Ausa'Ja,
December
20
All
single
men
Ja
Australia
between
the
ages
of
19
sad
23
are
to
be
called
up
for
ccmipulory
military
service.
It
was
announced
today.
There
Is
no
htfenf-n
of
oalHn?
up
married
men
for
the
time
being
at
least.
Robert
Sommerville,
Manager
of
Jasper
Lodge,
Goes
to
Saskatoon
'
a
was
largely
through
mler
Benito
Mussolini
had
plunsed'
had
arrived
In
Italy.
Reuters
dis-
ment
at
Saskatoon,
accordlne
to
an
tions
of
:'
rf
.oi"s
on
behalf
of
them
and.
If
concentratprf
natches.
however,
said
that
an
announcement
made
today
by
J.
iuiy
froi
from
Air
Force.
R.
E.
Cuhney,
assistant
Mr.
Sommervlllej
Dorn
at
Est
Calder.
Scotland,
saw
servlc?
in
the
First
Great
War
and,
after
retiring
from
the
British
army
in
India,
entered
the
hotel
business.
He
joined
the
hotel
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
1929
and
has
been
In
company
establish
tawa
and
Jasper
National
Park.
Mr.
Cuhney.
newly
anv!nted
manager
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
was
born
in
France.
He
served
his
apprenticeship
in
the
hotel
business
In
France,
England,
Switzerland
and
Italy.
In
1919
he
became
as-'
soclated
with
the
Bowman-Bilt-more
Hotels
Corporation
as
steward
at
the
Belmont
and
Biltmorc
hotels.
In
1924
he
was
transferred
to
the
Ansonla
Hotel
as
chief
auditor
and
four
years
later
was
appointed
manager,
which
position
he
held
until
1938
when
he
severed
his
con-
hotels
In
Port
Arthur,
Halifax,
Ed-
Dec.
20:
(CP)--
Italian
j
ronton
and
Saskatoon.
SHIPS
ARE
TORPEDOED
British
and
Norwegian
Vessels
At
tacked
by
Nazis
Irish
Ferry
Machine-Gunned
LONDON,
December
20
The
Bri
tish
freighter
Carleton,
a
6.000-
tan
vessel,
is
reported
by
Mackay
Radio
to
have
been
torpedoed
300
miles
of
the
Irish
coast.
A
Nor
wegian
ship,
.the
ss.
Varangberg,
was
also
aUacked
in
the
same
region
where
earlier
In
the
week
the
liner
Napier
Star
and
other
ves-
Tons
of
bombs
were
dropped
and
I
.
werj
reported
0
t
it.
t
1.
.t.
I
The
channel
steamer
Cambria,
operating
between
Dublin.
Liverpool,
a
3,600-ton
vessel.
and
was
Africans
and
ana
the
uie
Detroit
Red
,
down
oyer
thi
western
desert
yes-
and
h
CT
thM
offlcer
was
kmed.
Americans
tie.
tprdav
terday
wlthnnt
without
ajlngle
a
kneP.
Brit
British
sh
loss.
loss.i
Wings
had
a
one-all
overtime
planes
were
brought
'machine-gunned
in
.the
Irish
Sea
NEW
YORK
COPPER
NEW
YORK,
DecAnber
20
Copper
was
.05c.
higher
yesterday
on
the
New
York
metal
market
with
May
closing
at
11.05c.
per
pound,v
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT.B7crrFRIDAY,
DECEMBER
20,
1940,
Mannheim
in
Southwestern
Germany
I
WIDESPREAD
ATTACK
LONDON,
December
20
(Canadian
Press)
The
Koyal
Air
Force
during
last
night
continued
Us
offensive
against
Germany
by
pounding
important
military
objectives
at
Essen,
Dusseldorf,
Cologne
and
Du's-i
berg.
British
bombers
also
hit
at
the
Bergen-Oslo
railroad
in
Norway
which
is
much
used
by
the
Ministry
announced.
LONDON,
Dec.
20:
(CP)
Three
straight
nights
of
Royal
Air
Force
bombardment
of
Mannheim
in
southwestern
Germany
were
described
yesterday
as
part
of
a
Bri-
.
tish
move
to
smash
German-Italian
OTTAWA.
Dec.
20
Robert
Som-
communications.
Linked
with
the
merville.
formerly
manager
of
Jas-
thlrd
attack
Wednesday
night
was
per
Park
Lodge.
Rocky
Mountain
a
sraash
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
at
summer
resort
operated
by
the
Can-
jtaiy
where
Milan
factories.
Genoa
ad-ian
National
Railways,
has
been
docks
and
northern
Italian
air-appointed
manager
of
the
Dessbor-
Qromes
were
raided,
ough
Hotel,
year-round
vstabllsh-
Mannheim
is
one
of
the
key
Junc-
the
river-rail
routes
to
the
Ruhr
Valley
with
its
Van
Wyck,
General
Manager
of
ho-
neavy
industries
and
the
Saar
Va!-tels
for
the
Canadian
National
sys-
jey
which
produces
coal
that
Italy
tern.
Mr.
Sommerville
succeeds
S.
needs.
W.
Aslln.
now
on
active
service
as
naval
bases
o!
the
Nazis
an
officer
In
the
Royal
Canadian
in
France
were
also
struck.
manager
and
credit
manager
at
the
weather,
the
Royal
Air
ForoeTsfrucV
Chateau
Laurler.
Ottawa,
W
sue-
8t
0n
plants,
munition
factory
and
Germany
including
Essen.
HELPING
!
BRITAIN
ments
In
Edmonton,
Winnipeg.
Ot-
United
States
Moves
to
Expedite
of
Supply
of
War
Materials
SUPPLY
DOUBLED
WASHINGTON,
D.O,
Dec.
20,
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
today
ordered
that
deliveries
of
warplanes
to
Great
Britain
be
doubted.
This
will
mean
that
WASHINGTON
D.C.,
December
20
1
(Canadian
Press)
In
connection
nectlon
with
the
Bowman-Biltmore
with
the
authorization
by
the
no
British
contracts
actually
would
1
b
signed
unless
Congress
acts
on
i
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
lease-lending
plan.
However,
British
authorities
are
contracting
now
for
sixty
merchant
ships
for
which
they
will
pay
cash
without
approval
of
the
presidential
pro
gram.
Simultaneously,
.
the
Seize
Enemy
Ships
It
was
reported
today
that
a
proposal
was
being
considered
where-
nadlan
Press)
changed
at
3434c
per
fine
ounce
,
on
the
New
yesterday.
York
metal
market
Hockey
Scores
PACIFIC
COAST
Seattle,
2;
Portland,
3.
own
I
Vl
ford,
defeated
last
week
in
the
Vancouver
mayoralty
contest,
has
arrived
here
c
start
a
refresher
course
at
University
of
Toronto.
"I
have
more
interest
in
my
profession
than
anything
else
and
am
axious
to
get
back
to
practice,"
Dr.
Telford
remarked.
NEW
ENGLAND
QUAKE
BOSTON
AH
of
New
England
was
shaken
between
2:25
and
3:29
this
morning
by
a
severe
earthquake
shock
which
seimo-graphs
indicated
was
centred
100
miles
north
of
Boston.
Build-Ines
and
homes
rocked
and
rattled
but
there
was
little
mater-
seventy
per
cent
of
the
airplane
'
,al
damage,
construction
of
this
country
will
go
to
Britain,,
involving
deliveries
j
iuu
10
buu
pianes
in
January.
1
BUND
MEN
IN
ARMY
NEW:
YORK
Two
thousand
members
of
the
German-American
Bund
have
found
their
way
into
the
armed
forces
of
the
United
States,
it
is
reported.
This
corporation
and
came
to.
Canada.
United
States
.government
today,
U
is
suggested,
was
accomplish-Mr.
Aslln,
a
native
of
Oxford,
for
the
British
government
to
ne-
ed
by
pre-arranged
plan.
England,
has
been
with
the
Can-
Rctiate
new
war
material
con-
adian
National
Railways
hotel
de-
lracts
possibly
totalling
$3.0on.nno-
partment
since
1928
having
acted
in
030
at
once-
Secretary
d
the
Tress-
Jpii7
Ynr
K
Stor
K"
mnnaopriai
ran-joiHo
of
,
urv
'Henrv
MDTeenthau
said
thatl-c
"In,
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ct
VUUipdllJf
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"
I
Exchange
Lower
Downward
Movement
Continues
For
Fourth
Successive
Day
In
Gotham
Trading
New
Envoy
To
.France
Is
To
NEW
YORK
SILVER
1
1
M
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NEW
YORK,
December
20
(Ca-1
LCaVC
lYlOnday
WASHINGTON
D.C.,
December
20
Admiral
William
D.
Leahy,
new
United
States
ambassador
to
France,
will
leave
for
Lisbon
aboard
U.
S
.3.
Tuscaloosa
next
Monday.
Later;
next
week,
Ambassador
William
Phillips
will
leave
High
6:05
ajn.
19
It.
18;H
p.m.
17.8
It.
Low
12:"
P
-
7
-
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1
L
-"Trr-
i
'-
ritish
Navy
Is
Now
In
Adriatic
I
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nil
A
HI
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nf
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4
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111
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m
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ft
m
m
m
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1.
1IM
r
ik
a
a
a-J
a-r
rresident
Kallio,
Seized
..i.
At
Military
llevirur.
Collapses
In
Arms
or
General
CHANGES
ATVICHY
Demands
Made
by
Germany
and
retain
lias
Agreed
to
Comply,
It
Is
Reported
r
i
War
News
ALL
SINGLE
TO
SMASH
kalian
Fleet
Turns
MkN
I
Afi
I
hi)
AXIS
I
INK
A
.
I
To
Be
Compulsory
Military
Service
This
ls
Object
of
Bombardment
or
1
Bid
at
Sea
Important
Port
of
Albania
is
Heavily
Shelled
But
Fascist
Fleet
Refuses
to
Come
Out
LONDON,
December
20:
(CP)
British
sea
power
uaa
swept
past
the
Gulf
of
Otranto
into
the
lower
Adriatic
between
Italy
and
Albania,
battleships
pouring
nearly
nnn
linn
rlrwl
tons
of
hirjrh
exnlosives
into
the
Albanian
port
Germans
for
military
purposes
,
0f
ylona,
the
Admiralty
announced
today.
The
raid
was
in
an
overnight
raid,
the
Air
,
,
,
TfoKon
notnr
onrl
nn
Ttnlinn
shinnincr
JIUl
tllitHClimru
blic
Italian
nai
uiiu
v.
y
L-
n
.
was
found.
Failure
of
the
Italian
Bulletins
LOST
ALL
HIS
FILES
LONDON
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
supply
for
Canada,
has
started
his
conferences
with
the
British
government.
Mr
Howe
states
that
he
lost
all
his
files
when
the
liner
Western
Prince
was
torpedoed.
BREAD
SUBSIDY
LONDON
A
bread
subsidy
is
being
established
jn'
England.
It
will
enable
bakers
to
sell
four
Last
night,
despite
unfjorablepound
loavff?
for
lie.
TELFORD
IN
TORONTO
warships
to
appear
is
viewed
rs
an
indication
that
British,
domination
of
the
Mediterranean
has
extended
to
the
Adriatic.
Rome
Itself
admits
that
there
have
been
British
air
attach
on
Frlndisi
on
.the
Ad-'
riatlc
coast
of
Italy
and
as
far
norm
as
Bari.
The
British
Admiralty
.also
announces
that,
in
a
five-day,
bombardment
of
Bardia,
three,
supply
ships
were
sunk
when
a
light:
force
penetrated
the
inner
harbor.
During
the
past
week
a
2ritih
submarine
sank'
a
heavily
laden
Italian
supply
ship
and
a
large
Italian
tanker
south
of
Italy.
1
The
British
continued
their
remorseless
pounding
of
Bardia
today
with
the
Italians,
trapped
in
the
beleagured
Italian
port
.battling
fiercely
to
break
through,
the
Meanwhile
the
Royal
Alr.Force
blasted
the
Libyan
coast
westward
to
Derna,
175
miles
from
the
Egyptian
frontier.
Practically
the
en-
tire
military
camp
at
Derna
was
left
in
flames.
ITALIANS
PERISHING
Intense
Cold
Causes
Hundreds
of
Deaths
Among
Albanian
Ttoops
Fascist
Retreat
Continues
ATHENS,
Dec.
20:
(CP)
The.
Italians
in
Albania
are
having
to
fight
cold
weather
as
well
as
the
Greeks
and
it
is
also
a
losing-fight.
.
According
to
advices
reaching
here,
hundreds
of
Italian
soldiers,
poorly
equipped
for
such
conditions
as
they
are
having
to
face,
have
been
found
frozen
to
death.
Temperature
has
been
running
twenty-two
below
along
parts
of
the
mountain
front
and,
In
addition,
there
arc
deep
snows.
The
Greeks
themselves
are
i
changing
sentries
every
half
an
hour
on
account
of
the
rigors
of
the
,
weather.
I
Meanwhile
the
Italian
retreat
'
continues
to
be
general.
Abandoning
three
key
points,
they
are
falling
back
towards
Chimara
and
Val-
ona
on
the
coast
and
Port
Talermo
Is
in
danger
of
falling,
having
been
NEW
YORK.
December
20-The
aireadtr
renorted
abandoned.
Crack
United
INew
York
Stock
Exchange
market
naari
imariter
nn
disorganized.
states
government
is
considering
auppra
again
yesteTaay
ior
me
-jg
R0yai
Air
Force
dealt
heavy
the
establishment
of
a
"high
com-
fourth
successive
day
but
stead-
bombing
blows
at
Valona
yesterday,
mand"
for
the
defence
program.
led
somewhat
in
lat
trading.
The
-n,.
Itaiians
sent
fiehters
aloft
to
iXJ'v
Jry.
onittd
to
meet
the
British
planes
and
one
of
1
j
tlu
tupo
r
to
iiuugiib
uunu
muic
1
t
1
rift
n
4
J
V
.
uuw"
the
British
lost
none.
53;
rails,
27.09,
down
'.16,
and
by
the
United
States
government
tutmtes
19gl;
down
17
mignt
seize
iuo
uerman
anc
iiaiian
ships,
which
have
sought
refuge
In
United
States
ports
since
the
start
of
the
war,
and
sell
them
to
Great
Britain.
Light
and
heavy
units
of
the
British
Mediterranean
fleet
have
also
been
attacking
Valona,
Bari
and
Durrazzo.
Lack
of
food
in
Albania
Is
also
becoming
serious.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
appears
low
off
the
British
Column
bia
coast
and
Is
relatively
high
over
the
State
of
Utah.
The
weather
remains
unsettled
throughout
this
province
and
rain
has
occulted
on
the
coast.
,
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-r-Fresh
to
strong
soulhTasR;
winds.
jby
plane
on
his
return
to
his
du-(shifting
to
south,
unsettled'
.
and
ties
at
Rome
mild
with
rain,
y-
'