Mews High Sights
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Two Shellings
1 San Francisco (A3) — The
(rmy announced that 6 to 9
pells, apparently fired by an
nidentified craft off shore, land
d in an area on the Oregon j
oast about 11:30 Sunday night.
Lrmy said there was apparently
o damage or casualties.
Victoria (JP)—An enemy sub,
rowling off the west coast of
ancouver island pumped a
umber of shells from its deck
im at the Dominion govern
(ent radio station at Estevan
pint Sat. night in the first at
ick of war on Canadian soil
ut failed to do any damage.
FEstevan point is a remote
jttlement of 33 persons situated
idway up the rock coast of
.ncouver island.
Seattle (/P) — An immediate
jmout of Oregon and Washing
bn coasts was suggested to the
bvernors of the 2 states by
ar Admiral C. S. Freeman,
mmandant, Thirteeth Naval
istnct. Alaskan authorities
11 act on their own discretion,
he Navy said.
Tokyo (JP)—Tokyo pointed
out that Vancouver island n
close to Puget Sound, “one o
the most important U. S. Naval
bases on the Pacific coast.
A. Japanese naval comment
ator said the reported attack by
a Japanese sub on the Canadian
island “must have been a great
shock to the U. S. and Canadian
peoples.” As quoted by Domei
the commentator coneluded that
the U. S. would no longer be
dispatch reinforcements to Aus
tralia, New Zealand, or speak of
the information of a second front
in Europe.
Sign With Cuba
Havana (.d5)—Cuba and the
U. S. have signed a treaty of
military cooperation providing
for the establishment near Hav
an of an air base for training U.
S. and British fliers and for op
erations against enemy sub
marines.
Master Dies
Seattle (^?) — Captain John
Livingston, 67, an employee of
the Alaska Steamship company
for 45 years, died here. He was
formerly master of the North
western and Jefferson.
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