i
I
Kaiser
Rill
DO
RN.
Holland.
Nov.
15
f
Gr-inany
Invades
Holland.
Vnnrr
Kalsor
WtlKelm
may
iv
t
go
underground
for
rota
tion
from
the
aerjal
at-
ick
t
his
successor
as
ruler
,f
Oermany.
Air
raid
helteri
jr
ready
In
the
sard
em
of
iorii
where
for
twenty-one
cars
the
former
Emperor,
tow
eighty
years
of
age.
has
ived
:n
exile.
4
4
-
EAGER
FOR
AIR
FORCE
:
Uerrults
Study
To
Take
ThfJr
I
laces
In
The
Fighting
Stjuad-
join
Of
The
Clouds
By
Otfir
B.
RIIOAOBS
LONDON.
November
15:
iCPi
-
At
a
rioyai
Air
Force
Initial
Traln-
4
4
"8
Wing
somewhere
on
the
coast"
an
undetermined
number
oi
eager
young
men
wrestle
with
the
early
inmcacies
oi
air
navigation,
gun-
a.
nrv
Ivwnhlno
lliu..
i
j
.1.-
to
acquire
disciplinary
habit
and
exposing
him
to
danger.
to.
toughen
their
bodies.
Most
of
Initial
Training
Wings
do
a
lot
them,
between
18
and
23
years
of
of
classifying.
They
get
their
age.
are
In
good
physical
shape
pupils
with
provisional
reeommen-
lready
but
they
get
compulsory
elation
that
they
be
assigned
to
physical
Jerks
anyway.
Then,
if
such
duties
as
those
of
pilots,
ob-
thy
want
to,
they
can
play
soocsr.
Jerrwf,
air
gunners,
radio
opera-field
hockey,
rugby
football,
ton,
photographers-and
the
like,
squash,
tennis,
erlcket
and
base-
Those
recommendations
are
not
halt
final,
however,
and
the
student
Most
Englishmen
look
pretty
-MJ
flirt
n
etotHIieatlon
chang-funny
playing
baseball
but
It
Is
d
at
the
end
of
his
term
here
a
new
game
to
them,
a
tough
one
a
resalt
of
the
showing'
he
has
which
doesn't
take
too
long
to
wade.
play
and
they
are
gradually
get-
The
raw
kW
recruit
Is
not
alone
ting
used
to
It.
to
school.
He
Unds
Air
Force
When
they
aren't
playing
games
If?6"
mn
alongside
him,
taking
or
diving
into
the
school's
fine
;.
.
.
.
,4
.
,.l
.v.it.
-u
l
jcuvm
muuruia
uare
an
ra.uy
learn-
May
Burrow
.
S
.
tJJJVSS
noo.
round
a
host
of
nnrlrimlni7
"-f
".-rZ
flvlnir
tpt
In
"T.lntr
,"L
subject
they
may
need
to
know
If
youngsters
working
at
desks
In
in
abandoned
amusement
pavilion,
surrounded
by
disused
slot
machines
and
other
such
adjuncts
of
wnat
is
called
In
this
"fun
fair."
Trainers."
'hy
are
to
serve
in
wartime.
Piloting
Aground
When
they
leave
here
these
boys
will
go
to
an
Elementary
Training
The
Link
Trainer
looks
like
1
v-wi,
ti
uiv
taiiuiii
J
()
t
4
country
a
anali
section
of
airplane
fuselage,!
they
can.
to
a
Service
Flyln
ru
.
,
.
'
.
oliiuws
wane
uiej
wui
get
arli
?-
'
T"y
f
COekp4t-
11
U
fltt,d
w1th
controU'
acquainted
with
fast
and
power-ary
classes
for
the
enlarged
Air
and
can
be
manoeuvred
like
e,fui
aircraft
Fbrce.
youths
who
will
some
day
-Huh-
wrept
thit
It
doesn't
leave
J
fn
hi
the
Empire's
air
battles,
de-
where
H
Is
and
Is
never
more
than
fend
coast
and
trade
routes
or
about
five
feet
off
the
ground.
'
YORK
COPPER
bomb
the
enemy
in
his
own
eoun-
In
tt
the
student
can
get
about
NBW
YORK.
November
14:
(CPi
irv
all
the
sensations
of
flying
and
his
March
copper
closed
at
1158c
For
a
few
weeks
they
are
here
instructor
can
check
his
reactions
per
pound
on
the
New
York
metal
for
their
elementary
instruction,
to
the
various
sensations
without
market
yesterday
I
u.
"",
;,.;.
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-
-t;
lift
IH
EE3
.vrr.ber
15,
1039.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.i
r
PAOE
FIVE
LAST
WINTER?
T!;
year-wnenevcr
a
cow
threaten-
put
rem
crop
oi
;Zi
vainrnut
in
uui
iuuu,
xi
in
tin.
tro
vkiping.
noi,
mill
froni
dfl.
--"'
w,
VATRON01
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8,
D.
Johosuya
Co.)
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Big
Missouri,
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Bralorne,
10.75.
Cariboo
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2.12.
Dentonla,
Xl2.
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J)2.
Cold
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21.
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Pacific
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.14.
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22.
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Premier,
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.12.
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.01.
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40.75.
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York
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Chalmers,
404.
.American
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Tel..
168s4.
Anaconda.
31
'fc.
Baldwin
Locomotive,
17T.
Bethlehem
Steel,
83
.
Boeing
Aircraft.
275.
Borg-Warner,
27
Douglas
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81.
Dupont,
17734-
General
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3834.
General
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56'i.
Goodyear,
24'
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Inland
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.87.
International
Nickel
40
'J.
Kennecott
Copper.
40
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National
Biscuit.
23.
New
York
Central,
20.
North
American
Aviation,
574.
Pennsylvania.
25
4.
Public
Ser.
of
New
Jersey,
398.
Radio
Corporation,
5.
Republic
Steel,
23,J.
fiony
Vacuum
Oil,
8238.
Standard
Oil
of
California.
26J4.
Standard
Oil
n'
vew
jersey,
47',4.
tinited
Frlut,
84
V2.
United
States
Rubber.
38?i.
Unlied
States
Steel,
70i.
Grade
Fields
Visits
Front
Popular
British
Entertainer
Other
Celebrities
Are
Entertaining
Troops
PARIS,
Nov.
15.
Grade
Fields,
Sir
Seymour
Hicks
and
other
British
celebrities
in
the
entertainment
world
visited
the
front
today
to
entertain
the
British
soldiers.
Allowances
Are
Boosted
Wives
and
Children
of
British
Fighting
Men
to
Get
More,
It
Is
Announced
LONDON,
Nov.
15.
Allowances
for
wives
and
children
of
men
.serving
with
the
various
fighting
forces
of
Great
Britain
have
been
substantially
increased,
according
to
an
announcement
by
Leslie
Hore-Bellsha,
the
secretary
for
war.
Free
railway
warrants
to
travel
in
Eneland
are
to
be
granted
on
a
limited
scale
to
soldiers
on
leave.
Five
thousand
J.-cn
Rupert
people
read
the
Daily
News.
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
yoa
have
to
sell
f
'3
25
azs.
INVASION
1
BELIEVED
I
IMMINENT
Despite
Reassurances,
There
Are
.
Signs
Germany
.May
Enter
Belgium
or
Holland
.'minutes
notice.
Definite
instruc-
Amerlcan
Car
and
Foundry,
tlons
have
been
given
as
to
what
American
Locomotive,
1
American
Smelting,
514.
people
should
do
In
case
of
air
I
raids.
j
Both
Dutch
and
Belgian
govern-'ments
still
Insist
that
there
is
n
need
for
undue
alarm
and
that
in-(tensive
defensive
steps
that
are
jbelng
taken
are
entirely
of
a
pre-cautionary
nature
against
events
which
might
arise
out
of
a
surprise
violation
of
their
neutrality.
Americans
and
l.itcns
had
been
advised
to
evacuate
Holland
and
j
Belgium
if
convenient.
I
People
have
been
advised
to
re-
hearse
precautions
to
be
taken
1
in
the
event
of
air
taids.
Owing
to
pressure
of
duties,
a
radio
address
to
have
been
given
.by
Belgium's
defence
minister
was
j
postponed.
German
planes
return
'ing
from
reconnaissance
flights
deep
Into
France
continue
to
fly
over
Belgium.
j
In
easlern
Holland
there
were
two
accidental
explosions
of
land
mines
causing
the
deaths
of
five
Dutch
soldiers
and
one
civilian.
So
far
this
week
has
brought
!
no
new
developments
of
Import
-1
ance
either
in
the
European
war
.
or
the
International
situation
gen-
i
erally.
The
German-
invasion
of
Holland
has
failed
to
materialize
and
In
British
authoritative
quar-
.
ters
the
opinion
is
expressed
tha?,
such
an
invasion
than
at
any
time
and
since
tne
war
began.
Rome,
however,
suszests
that'
the
Invasion
has
been
only
defer-1
red
and
that,
meantime,
there
win
be
an
intensive
Nazi
Dress
cam-1
palgn
against
Holland
and
possibly
'
a
mass
German
offensive
against
the
Allies
on
the
Western
Front.
Holland
and
Belgium
continue
to
make
preparations
for
any
eventuality
although
both
stated
that
everything
being
done
was
of
a
purely
precautionary
nature.
1
The
Speaker
of
.
the
Belgian
i
Chamber
of
Deputies
told
that
10
ozs.
JUST
THAT
MUCH
BETTER
This
advertisement
Is
not
publisher
or
displayed
by
the
Llquof
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
Bruun
coiumiui
Byrd
Expedition
Sets
Sail
Today
Third
Antarctic
Exploration
Trip
,
Starts
Early
This
Marnlng
From
Boiton
BOSTON,
November
.15:
Rear
Abmiral
RleKard
E,
Byrd's
third
Antarctic
expedition
got
away
from
Boston
at
dawn
this
morning
aboard
the
motorshlp
North
Star.
DIES
IN
ALBERTA
Mrs.
John
Harris
Passes
Away
Today
at
Viking
Where
She
Was
Paying
Visit
Many
friends
will
learn
with
regret
of
the
death
which
occurred
this
morning
at
Viking.
Alberta,
where
she
had
been
visiting
for
the
past
three
weeks,
of
Mrs..
John
Harris
of
this
city.
She
had
suffered
a
stroke
only
this
Sunday.
The
family
in
the
city
v111
have
the
deep
sympathy
of
many
friends.
Formerly
Mrs.
Rasmus
Peterson
before
her
marriage
to
Mr.
Harris
three
years
ago,
deceased
had
b;en
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
fifteen
years.
She
was
sixty-four
years
of
age
and
a
native
ofNor-
way.
PARIS.
November
15:
The
be-
In
addition
to
the
widower.
Mrs.
lief
still
prevails
In
Paris-
that
th
Harris
leaves
to
mourn
her
loss
a
Netherlands
and
Belgium
are
'.n
son,
Peter
Peterson,
who
may
'Imminent
danger
of
.Ntfzl
invasion
leave
for
Viking
tonight,
and
four
The
situation
is
terise
-despite
re-
dau?htters
Mrs.
Herman
Peterson
.assurances
In
the
face
of.
warn-
of
Viking;
Mrs.
Magnus
Peterson,
ings.
The
population
of
'
Belgium
who
was
called
to
Viking
Monday,
'has
been
officially
advised
by
a
Mrs.
Albert
Erickson,
and
Mr3.
.government
radio
broadcast
to
be
Walter
Howarth.
for
air
raids
of
which
they
;ready
Harris
was
a
member
of
the
migni
noi
nave
any
more
man
ten
less
than
J
ctni
there
is
no
more
danger
today
of
i
a
labUt'
ladles
of
the
Aloose.
The
funeral
will
take
place
at
Viking.
Bargain
Event!
Less
than
Y
a
Tablet
for
ASPIRIN
Canadian
Druggists
every
where,
now
feature
economy
bottle
of
Safest
Fast
Relief
for
Pahs
and
Colds
at
price
any
body
can
afford...
Here
3$
good
news
for
millions.
There
s
no
need
to
take
chances
on
taking
strong,
dangerous
drugs.
Dominion
drug
gists
are
now
featuring
Aspirin,
recognized
as
the
fastest
relief
you
can
use
for
pain
and
colds
safely,
for
Remember
Aspirin
does
not
harm
the
heart.
For
great
speed
plus
safety.
Jy
yoc.
It
s
a
bareain
you
i
miss.
But
be
sure
you
get
Aspirin,
Be
sure
it's
ASPIRIN!
If
every
tablet
does'
not
show
the
word
"Bayer"
on
it
in
the
form
of
a
cross,
it
is
not
Aspirin.
Don't
let
anybody
tell
you
it
is.-
100
tablets
98'
body
yesterday
that
there
was
still
i
1
good
reason
to
hope
that
Belgium
-
!
-
'
would
be
soared
the
horrors
of
ln-tts
TIIE
si'I'kf.me
coikt
oi
mutisii
vaslon
and
war
but
there
was
also,
iHimlmV
need
for
precautions.
Any
Invasion
In
th
Mjllrr
f
111.
ilmlnUlnitln
of
the
Netherlands
wnM
ffir!
.ur
Belgium
Int.
nnr
V.
.....I.J
I
And
7,
u"-
it.-
Miltrr
at
thr
EM
ale
of
Erllns
less
me
nation
wished
to
commit,
iwum,
irrasni
intrtatr
Suicide.
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Vis'
Honcr.
W.
E.
?ushr,
made
on
the
lOtli
.
"
I
day
of
November.
A.
O.
1939,
I
ni
John
Robert
Service,
grandson
AlLL?
oi
Airs.
Peter
Black
of
this
city.!
twtir
hm
da
una
mint
th
J4
now
located
at
San
Clemente,
Call-1
Tat
ireiby
mjuimi
to
rurnun
foml'a.
herf.
h
ha
h.,.
.
1?.
Prcperty
Vfrltod.
to
me
on
or
be-
.
.
"
rore
tne
imh
day
any
of
or
Dewrober,
December,
MMmu
manager
oi
a
palatial
tourist
hotel.
His
sister.
Mantaret
Ser
vice,
also
known
In
Prince
Rupert
through
visits
here,
has
an
Im
portant
stenographic
nearby
San
Diego.
position
in
A.D..
.
"l
mv
in
tJ-J
vi.f
iiin
ffiiiwi.
of
thV
lixlebtedu-
to
me
forthwith.
DuteU
the
ISth
day
of
November,
A.D.
!39
NORMAN
A.
WATT
OfXIcltl
AdmlnlAtiutor,
fXiOM
nuprt,
B.C.
!
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