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put
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the
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hand.
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sea
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British
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had
been
the
signing
of
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Anthony
Eden.
Secretary
State
for
the
Dominions,
dcclar-
that
the
Allies
would
prosecute
conn
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nrf
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desired
by
Great
Britain
but
3
peen
thrust
upon
her
by
brok-
Pfomlses
and'
armed
force.
There
u!d
be
no
natch
wnrlc
nl(rn
now.
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vi
nations
.
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Geneva
On
December
GENEVA.
October
2fl!
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....
.urn
ni
n
a
i
of
tween
Dcrlln
and
Delzlum
and
Holland
was
suddenly
cut
off
at
noon
today.
There
was
no
immediate
explanation
as
to
the
reason.
It
WAR
CLOTHING
SHirrCD
TORONTO
Two
hundred
boxes
of
warm
clothing
for
British
Children
evacuated
Irom
rlties
is
being
shipped
from
Canada
by
the
I.O.D.E.
SUBMARINE
TOLL
LONDON
Kighty-nlne
persons
are
dead
or
missing
as
a
result
of
German
submarine
attacks
on
four
British
ships
around
Gibraltar
during
the
past
few
days.
BATTLESHIP
DESTROYED
OSLO
Information
has
been
received
here
to
the
effect
that
the
British
Royal
Air
Force
planes.
In
their
raid,
on
Whit-hclmshaten
on
the
second
day
of
the
war,
destroyed
a
26,000-ton
German
warrshlp.
one
of
the
Reich's
most
up-to-date,
by
smashing
It
in
two
with
bombs.
OBJECTS
!
Berlin
Cuts
Off
Holland
And
Belgium
j
AMSTERDAM.
October
29:
I
War
News
UNITED
CHURCH
SOKRY
TORONTO
The
executive
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
in
a
statement,
regret
a
land
taken
by
75
of
its
ministers
in
regard
to
the
war
as
being
"neither
wise
or
proper."
Steadfast
loyalty
to
the
Empire
in
the
crisis
was
TO
LIST
Soviet
Russia
Protests
to
Great
Brl
tain
at
Interference
With
Her
Ships
MOSCOW,
October
26:
(CP)
Russia
Informed
the
British
ambassador,
Sir
William
Seeds,
In
a
note
last
night
that
she
regards
the
Brl-
i
r
.
earner
rorecasi
Tomorrows
Tides
mm
mm
.
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Rupert
and
Queen
Char-ttelLand
High
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Fresh
easterly
winds,
12:36
pan.
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ft
o-tly
c.
ioudy
and
cold.
J
Low
6:35
a.m.
63
ft.
19:09
pjn.
3.8
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
26,
1J3J.
PRICE:
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Quebec
Election
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I1I-SI1II1
is
At
Large
LONDON,
October
20.
Prime
Minister
Neville!
on
war
progress,
commenting
on
the
speech
of
Ger-,
r-
i
T
t-J
Ti'i
I
,
.
.
foreign
itiiuiMvr
uuauuiu
von
uiouentrop
at
uanzig.
week,
said
there
was
onlv
one
answer
Great
Britain
give
to
Germany
and
"we
are
prepared
to
give
it.
not
EJig
ana
mai
enauengca
be'
Germany,
despite
re-
i
i
...i.i
it..
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.
...I
.
French
"Land
Battleships"
Are
Proving
Invaluable
Against
Nazis
These
remarkable
photographs,
made
in
co-operation
with
French
military
authorities
on
the
eve
of
war
and
Just
released,
show
a
heavy
French
tank
In
ai-Uon
in
northern
France
Reports
from
that
section
of
Germany
invaded
by
French
forces
state
these
huge
land
battleshios
are
proving
invaluable
to
the
French
forces.
Their
h
avy
armor
is
a
match
Tor
all
but
the
heavier
antitank
guns
and
their
heavy
batteries
are
sure
death
for
machine-gun
nest,
in
their
path.
These
tanks
are
reported
to
carry
field
guns
and
be
ab
e
to
mow
down
all
opposition
in
their
path.
MEETS
HIS
'
!
GENERALS
(
I
Lightning
Campaign
By
Sea
And
Air
Against
Great
Britain
Mooted
BERLIN,
October
26:
Chancellor
!
Adolf
Hitler
met
with
twenty
of
!hls
generals
and
high
military
staff
officers
at
the
chancellory
yesterday.
Newspapers
in
Berlin
came
out
with
announcements
such
as
"There
will
be
no
stopping
now.
The
die
has
been
cast.
The
time
has
come
when
the
war
desired
by
Oreat
Britain
must
rain
down
on
,them."
It
was
Indicated
that
a
j
lightning
campaign
would
be
instituted
with
a
view
to
breaking
the
British
blockade
ofGcrman
'by
means
of
shattering
bombardment
of
the
British
Isles
ter.
General
Gocrlng
said
hope
of
peace
was
past.
that
all'
NO
CHANGE
IN
COURSE
tlsh
contraband
list
as
a
violation
Von
Rlbbcntrop's
Speech
Notwllh-
of
the
principles
of
International
standlug
Germany
Must
law
which
tendered
to
destroy
In-1
Change
Its
Tune
ternatlona!
trade.
The
Soviet
reserved
the
right
to
LONDON,
October
26:
(CP)
-claim
compensation
for
Russian
An
official
commentary
on
the
i-...
..,,iiinir
fmm
pnforrpment
sDccch
of
Oerman
Foreign
Mlnls-
Assemblv'mf
the
contraband
list.
,ter
Joachim
von
Rlbbentrop
at
The
note
said
that
Union
or
Soc-panzig
on
iuwuy
uu
.
..
.
i
n.nKii,
cv,i.
,,.
"nrpnt
nritaln
and
Franc
will
OOVlCfc
4VI-1IUU1H.
Ottilia
nvtvi
-----
IlallSl
continue
on
the
course
they
havo
-
.rt
nrooertv
and
could
not
be
the
subjected
to
any
measures
oi
com
JllVI,
IVJ
w.v.
.
kpI
for
themselves
until
the
attl
a8ue
of
Man.
i.
iu
u.i,
.Clohf
h
n,mii
tn'tude
W
the
German
government
-
to
J
til
111
11
KM
III
W1I1L1I
w.
m
v
w
cemher
4.
u.
mort
merchant
shins.
Umdergoes
a
change.
BREAKS
IN
WESTWALL
ARE
FOUND
Famous
Line
Is
Not
Impregnable,
French
Believe
Million
And
Half
Germans
Massed
and
more
intensive
submarine
war.
Mpa,,tlme.
accnrdlne
to
lnforma-
fare.
Hon
obtained
here,
no
less
than;
ninety
divisions
or
1,500.000
soldiers,
are
massed
by
Germany
on
the
northern
front.
This
would
be
sufficient
to
make
a
solid
line
of
I
men
three
deep
along
a
100-mlle!
,
front.
F,ne
ot
German
loud
speakers
at
tha
ELECTION
DATE
SET
People
of
New
Brunswick
To
Be
Called
To
Polls
On
November
20,
Premier
Announces
;
FREDERICTON,
New
Brunswick,
i
October
26:
(CP)
Premier
A.
L.
Dysart
announced
today
that
New
(Brunswick
will
hold
a
provincial
PARIS,
October
26:
(CP)-Auth-
election
on
November
20.
The
Pre-orltative
French
military
quartern
mler
pointed
out
that
the
govern-said
today
that
three
breaks
had
ment's
mandate
expires
In
a
few
been
discovered
In
Germany's
West-
months
and
the
campaign
"would
wall
of
the
famous
Siegfried
Line
be
most
inopportune
in
spring
or
through
which
the
French
could
early
summer
of
next
year
when
plunge
at
any
time
they
desired,
efrort
should
be
directed
to
other
However,
it
Is
not
expected
that
matters."
either
side
will
launch
a
major
The
last
election
was
keld
In
offensive
this
winter
but
will
June
1935.
The
Liberals
now
hold
rather
wait
until
spring
when
39
seats
and
the
Conservatives
five
aerial
conditions
lor
flchtlne
will
be
bet-
with
four
vacancies.
Borgund
Case
Disposed
Of
$200
Imposed
on
Vessel
Today
Halibut
front
yesterday
urged
the
French)
to
lay
"down
arms
and
shake
avlng
been
adjourned
from
nands-
(Tuesday
after
the
evidence
of
the
The
French
answered
back:
uTS
defence
witness
had
been
j
"Change
the
record."
j
heard,
the
case
of
the
local
halibut
i
French
machine
guns
put
one
of
I
boat
Borgund,
.
Capt.
Anton
Dyb-
In
1
S
1
Ll
1
l
t
11W..4
the
loud
speakers
out
of
business.
navn'
cnrBea
'4"uu;
Jin
a
closed
chicken
area
north
of
rairois
were
again
acuve
De-
Masset
Inlet,
was
resumed
today,
tween
Luxembourg
frontier
and
ending
in
conviction
with
$200
fins
the
Rhine
yesterday,
the
Germans
The
Borgund
is
also
being
charged
feeling
the
strength
of
th
French.
J
with
fishing
in
Area
No.
2
on
an
In
Berlin
It
Is
claimed
that
Area
xno.
licence,
uenry
orauie
Liberals
Are
Swept
Into
Power;
Rout
Of
Duplessis
Decisive
i
Premier
Himself
Re-Elected
But
Few
Members
of
His
Ministry
Survive
Godbout
Will
Be
New
Premier
With
Large
Legislative
Following
QUEBEC,
October
26:
(CP)
Hon.
Adelard
Godbout
and
his
Liberal
party
scored
a
landslide
victory
in
Wednesday's,
provincial
election
in
Quebec,
Premier
Duplessis'
government
being
swept
out
of
office.
Latest
returns
show
67
Liberals
elected,
15
Union
National
one
Independent
and
one
Nationalist.
Duplessis
retained
his
seat
in
Three
Rivers
but
six
of
his
mln-
1
1
?
isters
were
defeated.
Mayor
Caml-
1
'
n
Koude
of
Montreal
was
the
only
Independent
elected.
Paul
Gouin,
Action
Liberale
leader,
was
defeated
with
all
56
candidates
of
nl'..roup.
a
they
kept
coming
In
steadily
nilin?
up
the
lead
to
make
the
Liberal
vtatory
more
complete
than
was
the
party's
overthrow
three
years
ago.
Premier
Dunlessls
retained
his
-3
in
Three
Rivers
but
only
three
-f
his
cabinet
ministers
will
return
with,
him
to
the
Leglrlature.
Gcdbout,
former
Premier
and
fairner
from
the
south
slde"6f
the
iJnMter
of
munldDal
affairs.
There
are
a
total
of
eighty-six
)
-ts
In
the
Quebec
Legislature
and,
with
the
Liberals
winning
sixty-seven
already,
only
nineteen,
at
the
ouMde.
are
left
for
the
Opposition.
The
Union?
Nationale
representation
la
redu?ed
from
seventy-one
'
to
the
fifteen
seats.
Chirlevolx
-
Sasuenay
does
not
vote
until
November
16.
The
defeated
Premier,
Maurice
DuDlessis,
had
nothing
to
say
last
nteht
In
regard
to
the
overthrow
of
his
administration.
Following
the
overwhelming
vlc-
ltory
of
the
old
party
in
yesterday's
election,
the
Liberals,
under
Mr.
Godbout
were
making
ready
today
to
take
over
Quebec's
admlnlstra-i
Uon
and
co-operate
with
the
feder-lal
government.
'
Bulletins
MOKE
RUSSIAN
DEMANDS
STOCKHOLM
Russia
is
reported
to
be
demanding
naval
base
concessions
from
Sweden
and
Norway.
The
Soviet
would
use
the
Swedish
port
of
Gothen-berg
and
Narvik
on
the
west
coast
of
Norway.
MICHAEL
IS
EIGHTEEN
BUCHAREST,
Roumanla
'Crown
Prince
Michael
attained
his
eighteenth
birthday
yesterday
and
assumed
a
seat
in
the
Senate.
He
was
presented
with
a
German
auto.
.
C.
MUNICIPALITIES
VICTORIA
The
Union
or
B.C.
Municipalities,
in
convention,
passed
a
resolution
asking
the
provincial
government
to
take
over
the
entire
cost
ot
education,
financing
it
by
income
or
sales
tax.
Mayor
O.
L.
Jones
or
Kel-owna
was
elected
president.
IS
HE
WAILING
"MAMMY"?
HOLLYWOOD
Al
.
Jolson
and
Ruby
Keeler
have
separated.
The
former
Is
on
his
farm.
The
latter
has
-gone
home
to
mother..
A
divorce
is
planned
by
Ruby.
Indian
Agent
James
Olllett
re
turned
to
the
city
last
night
from.
a
trip
to
KItselas
and
Port
Esslng-ton
on
official
duties
and
will
be
EVERYBODY
HAPPY
NOW
Soon
after
the
polls
closed
a
K,n
and
Manion
Satisfied
at
Re-
victory
was
conceded,
result
suit
of
Election
In
Quebec
OTTAWA.
October
26
i
(CD-Prime
Minister
William
'
Lyon
Mackenzie
Kin
jr.
speaking
last
night
In
Ottawa
In
regard
to
the
result
of
the
Quebec
provincial
election,
said
the
result
showed
"above
all
else
that
the
people
of
Quebec
are
as
one
with
their
fellow
Canadians
of
other
prov-
8$.
I
awier.ee
Rlvejcwav
elected
In
,ncM
,n
thelr
determination
that
i.'KD'i
mm
irui.-
jaoitBiioawr"
at
the
side
of
Great
Britain
and
France
in.
the
war
to
defend
freedom.
Conservative
Leader.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion,
said
"participation
in
the
war
is
no
longer
an
issue.
Quebec
makes
Canada
unanimous
in
the
war
effort.
Now
let's
get
on
with
the
war."
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe.
minister
of
justice,
who
with
three
other
Dominion
cabinet
ministers
had
staked
their
posts
on
a
Duplessis
defeat
and
campaigned
in
the
election
because
of
the
Quebec
Premier's
criticism
of
Dominion
government
war
measures,
said
he
and
his
collegues
would
carry
on.
SOVIET
NOT
SATISFIED
Plebiscite
In
Poland
Does
Not
Suit
Russia
So
Another
Will
Be
Held
.
MOSCOW,
October
26:
The
plebiscite
held
by
Soviet
Russia
in
the
part
of
Poland
taken
over
by
Russia
has
not
proven
satisfactory
to
the
Soviet.
In
eleven
districts
Soviet
candidates
were
not
elected.
Accordingly,
new
elections
will
be
held.
-
CONVERGING
ON
LONDON
Cabinet
Ministers
Of
Empire
Are
I
Gathering
For
Council
of
War
LONDON,
October
26:
Dominion
cabinet
ministers
are
converging
on
London
for
a
council
of
war
which
will
open
In
a
few
days
and
last
for
two
weeks.
The
Dominions
representatives
will
Inspect
munition
plants,
'army
camps
and
naval
de-'
pots.
They
may
also
be
taken
to
i
France
far
a
visit
to
the
Western
'Front
so
that
they
will
be
able
to
report
fully
to
their
governments
on
the
British
war
effort.
The
snow
level
Is
gradually
dropping
lower
on
the
mountains
around
Prince
Rupert
as
winter
continues
Its
approach.
Yesterday
It
made
Its
Initial
appearance
ot
the
season
on
Mount
Oldfleld,
Be
tween
Prudhomme
and
Rainbow
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nearly
all
French
troops
have
leftjand
T
w.
Brown
Is
appearing
In
of
the
fall
to
various-Naas
River
I
was
wet
snowfall
of
blizzard
pro-
German
soil.
the
defence.
points;
portions.