morrow
s
I
taes
12:29
pm.
21.4
It.
6
19
a.m.
2
ft.
18
39
pm.
3.8
ft.
(The
Western
Front
Insiderable
area
is
jonquered
already
as
FIGHT
IS
JUST
0NE
mitt
Tells
British
i
Of
Hit
Nation
In
Regard
T
Great
Struggle
ha,
September
11:-
Tru
i
ibrador
to
London
on
sir
L
ir.t
gave
a
radio
ad-
is"::
people
of
Orcat
Brl-
mm
r
I
Mta-
since
Oermany
l-i
P-
.and
last
week,
the
risd
been
invaded
by
Qer-i
.i
ufnl
frnnts
and
mi
ber
:
continuously
mob-
K
h
r-arMeallv
the
whole
r:n!
nutnumbered.
had
fcfff'r
mralmt
thu
hlBhlVi
.r:e
and
their
resisl-i
r
said
the
nations
v
hnl
Kan
atiVi
a
Mfti'l
nnot
be
destroyed
or
sup-
...w
n.v
ia
linihv
K1I1U1C-
-
vuuwjuns
every
men
oi
,Qfy
against
a
highly
ncchan-
RV1VORS
AT
HALIFAX
pmons
,,,tkfd
u
From
Alhi
f.n
K..
-
sanded
at
Halifax
Yesterday
"
City
of
Hint
arrived
here
"lay
with
six
survivors
from
"mcr
Athcn
a
which
was
tor-
solldated
their
new
JJJES
INVADE
GERMANY
positions,
us
ing
the
enemy
defence
works
against
the
enemy.
An
official
communique
late
yes
terday
said
that
there
had
been
a
EVnjh
arfvaruj
htirMn
thp
D.n.
an4
tnttmm
nHtH
thl
reople
enemy
checking
the
advance
by
launching
a
counter
offensive
to
the
east
of
the
Moselle
River.
Heavv
damaee
has
been
done
by
artillery
fire
to
the
Important
Ocr-'
man
Industrial
city
of
Saarbrukken.
Two
Oerman
airplanes
were
shot
down
by
French
pursuit
plane
over
Oerman
territory
yesterday.
They
were
the
first
Oerman
planes
to
be
so
brought
down.
One
Hundred
Million
For
Canada's
War
I
OTTAWA.
Scot
11:
CP
..on
againsi
a
smau-.
.
,
....
:
-
ine
iiouse
01
vviinmni
iw-wv
"
An
through
second
reading
today
t
pact
wUh
with
"
egression
Cmada's
war
extent
of
$100.-
to
the
f-
renea
ted
again
and
'oTSSS,?
n
"IS'
000.000
after
cdi
approv-
t
V
P
ics
These
were
all
"
preliminary
resolution.
-dfd
-
This
bill
U
to
vote
the
money
'"'i
f-sht
to
live
as
fret
t"!
Ambassador
said.
Pol-
U
thu
ftnt
nitlnn
In
df
f.d
na
she
she
was
was
bearing
bearing
the
theiT
o'
the
aUack:
The
time
wasl
to
the
government
whereas
the
budget
tomorrow
will
provide
t
ways
and
means
of
raising
the
T
revenue.
"
r-mt
when
Oerman
Nazi.
:
si3a
wmjid
be
resented.
The
f
CI
TD
C
en
Poland
was
the
signal
J
J
fjj
.
UKT,'
h.
n
n
.
1
IK.
mm,-I
one
In
Poland
today'
Humors
of
Enemy
Craft
Off
British
...v
nv.vtuii
liincu
111
oujr-
"
i3
Hitler.
There
could
i
aa
lust
4u;k
and
una
that
mat
nothing
nuiiuiis,
ON
COAST
Columbia
Are
Denied
by
Naval
Official
vtrrrmilA.
Sent.
11:
(CP)
t
..1.I.,
ntnnr
the
COSSt
"
wtn
left
undone
In
the
cf-
that
a
submarine
has
been
Mghi-
io
prevent
the
conflict.
"Pol-1
ed
In
Iirmsn
lumra
,
.
tPlrlt.
will
nnt
we
fortunes
of
war
may
1
CftM
A
nlrn
ttVn
tint.
were
denied
oiuciany
uj
u--malt
naval
officials.
"All
rumors
of
submarines
or
other
enemy
vessels
being
off
this
coast
are
unfounded,"
said
a
formal
statement.
Mexico
Wants
War
Business
Strong
rressure
Reins;
Rroiuht
on
President
Cardrnas
to
lerm-Inale
Arms
Embargo
mpvirn
niTY.
Scot.
11.
Strong
ot
inns
are
being
made
to
.
.
......In,
h
m
11
caraenas
.
uik
President
i
naiuwiv
-
.
1
I
m
tr
nan(
r
1
51
I
f
'11
V
V
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
WOULD
SAVE
THEMSELVES
Eight
Neutral
Nation
Are
Meeting
,
In
Brussels
In
Effort
to
Keep
Out
of
War
BRUSSELS,
Sept.
11.
Represen
tatives
of
eight
neutral
nations
In
I-'iffv
Sntiare
Miles
Taken
Alone
125
the
present
war
are
meeting
here
Mile
Front
Enemy
Airplanes
Hrought
Down
(today
m
an
endeavour
to
frame
a
.
i
r-
nil
rniiii
ihiiii-v
j
miiriuuiu
Lacaa
..
.ntL
...inmloH
11
Tlii-ftn
Viiinrlt-nl
;inf1
f
if
t
V
'
p1vm
Irnm
thp
conflict
and
in-
nvv
iiumvovu
"""
--"j
-
iAillt-S
nujiiwiiiuvi
il
Vina
follnn
intn
nnacpnninn
nf
sure.
If
no&slble.
azalnst
their
be-
UC
milt
Ul
VIVIIIHI
IIIW
C'
-
r
See
since
fifihtinR
began
on
the
western
front,
it
was
coming
involved.
Acts
of
violation
lar
night,
The
average
ucpin
01
me
conquered
01
me
neuiramy
m
-
lory
i's
three
miles
along
a
125-mile
front
between
the
-Holland
have
caused
the
early
con-ille
and
the
Rhine
Rivers.
At
some
points
the
pene-ience.
The
delegates
are
jurists
?
m
fntinn
hit
hwii
a
Ann
ax
ten
'and
economist
and
the
nations
I
J
miles.
Light
and
heavy
motorized
represented
are
Belgium.
Holland,
Ml
A
mirxin
Mil
I'S
V
units
have
cleared
the
way
tor
the
.,.,
Saiii.n.
Denmark.
Fln-
so
alUM
may
be
sold
to
warring
na-
ou
w
--:-
lh.
nresent
neu-
-
-
.
,
.
i
.in
AmnirDn
uiiuii
"
,
lions
un
u,
Mexico
should
have
the
opportun-
-
-
auuuiuitlic
uuutft-u
w.,
northwest
mn,i
o..h..j
u
i,
i.
nrenpd.
to
send
war
ma
HnH..
.
.
.1
ncnrvlnir
OUT
---.
a
im
year-old
Rirl
terlals
to
-couihum
"tov"
.
.
,7.
Jceumbed
before
tin
vmel
sympathy
and
having
Pji"
vw.
.
i.
...
r
nrvn"
it
Is
declared.
BACKS
UP
Taking
rKLSlULnl
Senator
Robert
Taft,
Republican,,
Would
Sell
Arms
on
Cash
And
Carry
B,s
WENATCHEE,
Washlnton,
Sept.
11
Speaking
here
yesterday
while
on
his
way
to
Beanie
vj
aucna
a
Republican
party
conference.
Senator
Robert
Taft
of
Ohio,
prominently
mentioned
as
a
candidate
for
the
Republican
presi
dential
nomination,
declares
that
entry
of
United
States
Into
the
European
war
would
mark
tne
end
of
democracy.
lie
cxpectea
thle
country
would
be
able
to
keep
out
of
the
war.
Agreeing
with
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
Taft
urged
repeal
of
the
arms
embargo
under
the
neutrality
act
and
the
idoptlcn
PLfUllS
U
infantry
with
artillery
giving
ef-
.
.
sltzerland
and
Luxembourg,
of
a
cash
and
carry
selling
basis.
fectlve
barrage.
The
French
con-i
-
Canada's
War
Declaration
Is
Formally
Made
Sunday
OTTAWA,
September
11:
(CP)-Following
adoption
late
Saturday
by
first
the
Senate
and
then
the
House
of
Commons
of
the
Speech
from
the
Throne,
Canada
yesterday
formally
declared
war
upoal.er-manv,
thus
lining
up
actively
with
the
United
Kingdom
and
other
parts
of
the
British
Commonwealth
of
Nations.
The
declaration
of
war
is
effective
as
from
September
10.
,
At
1:10
p.m.
(9:10
a.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time)
the
Prime
Minister's
office
sent
to
the
Canadian
edition
of
the
Canada
Gazette
Press
a
copy
of
the
special
containing
the
proclamation.
Naval,
military
and
air
force
authorities
throughout
the
Dominion
u'M-n
nt
mice
advised.
Thus
Canada,
exercising
her
rights
and
responsibilities
as
an
independent
nation,
has
cast
in
her
lot
with
the
British
and
French
against
German
aggression
and
has
become
a
self-declared
belligerent
for
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
Dominion.
All
doubt
and
speculation
about
Canadian
status
ended
yesterdav
when,
little
over
thirteen
hours
after
Parliament
had
given
almost
unanimous
approval
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne,
the
special
edition
of
the
Canada
Gazette
proclaimed
the
state
of
war
between
Canada
and
the
Reich.
Parliament
is
still
in
session
to
consider
special
war
measures
and
is
today
proceeding
with
the
ser
ious
business
of
providing
the
sinews
of
war.
Hon.
J.
L.
Ilsley,
minister
of
national
revenue,
told
the
Canadian
Press
a
few
minutes
before
the
House
started
its
session
this
afternoon
that
a
wartime
budget
would
be
brought
down
tomorrow.
Prime
Minister
said
inthe
House
that
a.bill
-The
creating
a
ministry
of
munitions
and
supply
would
be
introduced.
-WAREHOUSE
'THREE
DIE
DESTROYED
Mystery
lire
Consumes
storey
Structure
in
v.
em".
....
nonntrv
as
being
tra
uy
w
-
.
pnccforth
n
hAiiiorrriiL
IN
SMASH
Canadian
National
Freight
Trains
In
Collision
In
Ontario
i
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
11:
(CP)-
SORAOUE,
Ontario,
Sept
U:
warehouse
here.!
(CP)-Threc
Winnipeg
trainmen
three-storey
a
Intninlne
flour
and
other
food-,were
Wiled
and
five
others
hurt
Canadian
tJnMnnnl
National
Rail
Rail.
unascertained
origin
ycMr.ua,
.
Embargo
To
Be
Applied
Now
1
o
This
Country
WASHINOTON,
D.C..
Sept.
w
W
AOIll""
11.
,.
,
.
1
1
.
f'ninni
mix
iuini.ij
open
up
Mexico's
neutra
y
laws
'
U
6ennany.
United
that
that
metals
meiais
ana
aim
pnmw
Pw....,
-.tends
extends
the
the
arms
arms
when
two
ways
freight
train
collided
eleven
miles
east
of
here.
The
dead
are
Engineer
H.
C.
Dietrick,
Engineer
a
N.
Johnson
and
Brakeman
R.
R.
rviv.
The
cause
of
the
accident
has
not
been
determined.
An
In
vestlgallon
is
under
way.
Empress
Dodged
Attack
By
Sub
LONDON,
September
11:
The
Canadian
pacific
liner
Empress
of
Australia,
It
was
reported
yester-
a
ue.ns-...
...orirfav
hnrt
safelv
arrlvea
at.
a
an
Canada
'a
submarine.
WASHINGTON
A
survey
of
United
Slates
coast
and
Alaskan
territorial
waters
with
a
view
t
possible
laying
of
mine
should
United
States
become
involved
in
war
is
being
undertaken.
Kdouard
Benes
of
Czechoslovakia
n5elnr
that
he
may
expect
the
liberation
of
Czechoslovakia
from
the
yoke
of
the
Reich.
PAU1S
A
new
friendship
pact
between
Italy
and
France
is
be-int
rtegatlated.
it
is
reported.
LONDON'
The
government
took
over
all
wholesale
stocks
of
sugar
on
Sunday.
Other
commodities
are
also
being
regulated.
MOSCOW
Russia
is
placing
its
forei?n
trade
on
a
cash
and
j
carry
basis.
Those
who
can
pay
can
have.
Those
who
cannot
pay
cannot
have.
VICTORIA
Strict
regulations
have
been
opposed
regarding
the
use
of
this
port
by
ships.
There
will
have
to
be
strict
identification
of
all
ships
before
enter-
D
I
"T"
f
Weather
Forecast
WINNIPEG
WIIE.T
I
WltfilPEG.
SeDt.
11:
(CPf
,
Wheat
prices
continued
to
drop
on
,
Saturday
with
declines
of
3c
to
3kc.
October
closed
at
75'8C.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
north
to
northwest
winds,
mostly
fair
and
cool
with
showers.
J
....
-
i-i
!
uj-i
-u-'-J
.
'X'.iir.i
f.V,
irrvKTr
A
V
gPDTt'MRPR
1
1
1
TiQU
'
PRICE:
I
CENTS
iX'lu
'
'
,
!
.
in
-
1
1
n
ii
ii
.i
nam
ii
,uiu
ulluii
j
-h
'ju
l.-
'
-
-J'J-i--
-i.
J
I
.
RMANY
ADMITS
REVERSES
Of
Poland
Is
Not
So
Easy
As
Was
Expected;
Stout
Defence
Being
Made
War
News
and
Leningrad.
Mobilization
is
speeding
up,
all
it
is
stated,
as
1
precautionary
measure.
Hopes
of
British-French
Split
Dissipated
By
Activity
on
Western
Fr.
nt
Nazis
Driven
Out
of
Suburbs
and
Planes
Brought
Down
'
A
German
Army
communique
at
Berlin
acknowledged
for
the
first
time
today
the
staging
of
a
determined
de-
lence
or
Warsaw.
Benin
military
circles,
nowever,
sum
ntrmr
Th,
wiel
ron.
ti
'u
to
tall
arasuc
measures
they
would
be
waiting
for
Poland
to
raise
the
white
flag
to
strengthen
its
defences
in
or
surrender.
First
reports
in
Berlin
of
fighting
on
the
Europe
between
the
Black
Sea
.
western
front
apparently
aoomea
i:
t'to
taiiure
popular
nopes
oi
me
Reich
of
a
split
in
the
Anglo-
,
1
French
front.
AnnftlPr
Snin
'
According
to
a
dispatch
from
nilUUlCl
Warsaw
Polish
Staff
Captain
Vac-
J
J
i
lac
Pilinskl,
in
a
Warsaw
broadcast,
kT
1
OrpeOOea
isald
Polish
anti-aircraft
batteries
'had
brought
down
fifteen
German
bombers.
Last
night
German
tanks
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
11:
CP
m
croves
auacea
out
weir
uvBu
A
-United
States
Lines
has
re-
he
saW-
rlvd
tt
urlrpless
messaee
sav-
I0"'
.
Prime
Minister
Polisn
radI
station
at
U0W
LONDON
,
-
.
.
.
1
th
British
freIghter
Neville
Chamberlain
has
sent
a
JgJ
tapSoS
declared
that,
after
four
days
of
n
message
to
Former
Premier
S
bT
that
!loody
fighting,
the
PoUsh
army
had
forced
Oerman
invacers
the
crew
of
thirty-two
has
"
.
.
K
,h
tTnitd
'
treat
from
some
of
the
Warsaw
Shipper.
..
.
,
.inai
uerman
pianes
wc
wuiuiu
.
...
.
-1
1
J
4
4
tne
neari
oi
warsaw
dui
qiu
now
estimate
the
casualties,
a
warsaw
broadcast
earlier.
Indicated
thaVJthe
Poles
were
still
holding
the
capital's
defence
lines.
Meantime
in
Moscow
the
Soviet
press
regarded
as
Improbable
further
efectlve
resistance
by
the
Poles
against
Oerman
forces.
!
CANADA'S
AIRMEN
WERE
SENT
EARLY
TO
GUARD
COASTS
OF
DOMINION
ZXZX"
d0,k"
iForce
Already
Numbers
2,400
Men
With
Thousands
An.
y
i
i,,us
to
Join
Fine
Records
in
Great
War
SAN
FRANCISCO
The
Pacific
Coast
cargo
shippers'
federation,
renresentlnr
2J
principal
ship
By
CAPT.
W.
W.
MURRAY,
M.C.
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
ping
companies,
has
raised
rates
nTmAWA
ContPi-nW
11:
(CP)
The
outbreak
of
sLWrjrvss:
;OTr
r
ca's
ai-mto
from
a?
to
the
Mediterranean
so
per-
icentral
provinces
to
stations
on
the
Atlantic
and
racuic
cent
and
to
Norway
and
Den-
coat;ts
fvnes
and
numbers
of
machines
are
kept
a
close
mam
inirjy
pen-cm,
the
war
risk.
The
increases
are
to
offset
war
hazards.
BERLIN
Germany
is
endeavouring
to
hasten
negotiations
whereby
Yugoslavia
and
mania
will
become
trading
agents
for
the
Reich.
LONDON
It
is
reported
here
that
there
is
a
secret
treaty
between
Germany
and
Russia
for
the
dividing
up
of
Poland
as
a
reward
to
Russia
for
not
joining
the
Allies
In
the
war.
LONDON
All
women
who
have
had
expedience
In
aviation
are
asked
to
register
possibly
for
transport
or
training.
LONDON
The
London
Evening
Standard
said
that
the
German
Graf
Zeppelin
had
been
destroyed
in
Its
hangar
by
sabotage.
COPENHAGEN
Denmark
fears
invasion
by
Germany
so
that
the
Reich
may
strengthen
its
control
of
the
Baltic.
LONDON
Great
Britain
has
tendered
Its
apologies
to
Bel-glum
In
connection
with
a
fight
between
British
and
Belgian
airplanes
over
Belgium
Saturday.
DOOltN
A
spokesman
tor
the
.
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it
or.norI.niT
im
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Iber's
end
Canada
will
have
approximately
150
first
line
I
chines
on
hand.
These
range
from
rT?ATlITTCl
Ti-im
nowerful
torpedo
bombers
and
RELATIONS
Japanese
Government
Taking
Action
Following
Tientsin
SettlementNo
War
Intervention
tokyo.
SeDt
11.
The
Japan
ese
government
is
considering
re
runt
There
will
be
no
Interven
tlon
In
the
European
war.
It
Is
re
peated.
Stranraer
flying
boats
to
fast
fly-
Jlng
Hurricanes
and
smaller
train-
I,
t
.1-
CV,r.a
n.rennnl
numbers
In
the
neighborhood
oi
2,400
with
a
waiting
list
of
close
to
25,000
young
Canadians
anxious
to
do
their
bit
In
the
air.
Many
of
Canada's
ground
are
still
in
course
of
hut
new
buildings,
runways
and
extensions
are
being
rushed.
In
adjustment
of
its
relations
with
the
Marltlmea
there
are
air
bases
.
.
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t.
rm
ViA
....
.
I
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1.
T0
iVt
foreign
countries
ioiwvuus
an(i
stations
at
uaranouui,
s-a-,
settlement
of
tne
Tientsin
(
princlpal
one,
and
at
xarmouui,
Cyclone
Sweeps
Over
Niagara
Winds
Assumed
Velocity
of
Sixty
Miles
Per
Hour
Three
Persons
Killed
BUFFALO.
Sept.
11
A
storm
of
pvclonlc
proportions
swept
over
Nl-
aoara
rpnlnsula
yesterday.
Trees
former
Kaiser
Wllhelm
describes
dQwn
dwelUng,
df
moiuhed
,
(Continued
on
Page
Ttro)
and
at
least
three
persons
killed.
Facilities
are
being
erected
at
Truro
and
Sydney,
similarly
on
the
Pacific
Coast
considerable
work
is
In
hand
at
Patricia
Bay
on
Vancouver
Island
and
at
Allford
Bay
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
t
Throuehout
Canada,
from
Hall-
fax
to
Vancouver,
there
Is
a
long
line
of
emergency
landing
fields,
These
were
begun
by
the
previous,
administration,
back
In
1932,.
as
un
employment
relief
projects
ana
they
have
gradually
been
developed.
At
Trenton
and
Camp
Borden,
Ontario,
great
extensions
are
being:
made
to
take
care
of
the
training
of
pilots.
Canadian
youth
takes
to
tne
air
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on
Page
Three)
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