ERMAN
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a.
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El
TRAIITY
PLANES
;
ACTIVE!
en
Given
For
More
Attacks
on
ntiih
W
Vessels
In
North
ri":
il
-
The
German,
an"
I.-
rtn
Sea
Area
ordered
tocontln-i
)
British
wanhlpsj
N.rthSML
Officials'
!-r
'n
of
the
moatj
.
u
cmenta
since
the1
Oertnany
claim-
C
'it
urn
veeU
doting
i
v
but
the
Urtttah!
;
any
da
mane
had!
'he
Ocrman
raid-1
IS
DOWNED
u
1
f
I.-.
.
-
II
.1
-Won-.
Are
Unseat
hed
I
r
10
A
Oerman
was
reported
south-'
in
the
North
Sea'
i
ruruit
by
British
tr.
iking
away
In
the
'nt
v
plane
crashed
t
.hipn
In
the
North
'he
Oerman
plane
Onr
injured
went
I
IT
I
X
A
K
1
ANA
.A
I
IN
WAR
BASIS
ih
ll
lit
L'rniiiiitiiLU
fir
it
Month
of
Cam-
PIn
Is
Reviewed
bfr
11:
CP
A
it
ring
th"
struggle
!v
finds
Canadian
war
f
Of
i
'inf.
Cana-
i
m
ii
ica
in
wartime
mined
fortes
of
sea,'
"rdlng
up
prepara-
.it.
aald
an
official
atement
yUrday.
'""nth
of
Canadian
ii
the
war
brought,
1
!i
between
Canadian;
but
saw
upwardr
ud
young
Canadians
"crultlng
office
Into
'i
lining
camps
and
,prnmt'n
roach
out
lU
""
industry,
aerlculture
channels
consid-I'.'
pfhl
to
the
general
VOTE
SOON
Approval
liv
Kmntu
I
If
Ail.'
won
run
Now
Indicated
.ASHINOTON.
D.
C.
October
ion
or
-wm
pian
as
a
readied
on
tho
revision,
of
United
.man
nrMlpfr
Hint
(horn
,7
ar
least
sixty-flvo
votes
In
e
6fni
.
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.
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invnr
nr
iia
nr
mm.'
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j
.
vilb
I.
V.
111.11
The
bill
will
be
now
stands.
Pitman
'stfrday
ihe
nronns.nl
t
Rmn
War
News
FINNS
EVACUATING
IIELSINGFORS
Extra
trains
and
busses
are
brine
run
to
transport
thousands
of
evacu-ants
from
Helslngfors
and
other
Finnish
cities
and
special
air
raid
precautions
are
being
taken
acalnst
the
possibility
of
an
attack
by
Russia.
HeUingfors
had
its
first
black-out
last
night.
TERRIBLE
DtlVTII
RAY
NEW
YORK
The
possibility
or
ths
use
In
war
of
a
death-deal-Ins
ray
which
would
be
capable
of
painlessly
killing
people
from
a
distance
of
miles
Is
envisioned
here.
It
might
be
used
with
terrible
effect
on
civilian
nitlTISII
AIR
.MISSION
OTTAWA
Lord
Rlverdale
is
'
the
head
of
atritlsh
air
mission
I
now
on
the
way
to
Canada
In
connection
with
the
plan
to
make
Canada
the
air
centre
of
1
the
Empire.
Ihere
will
also
be
;
corresponding
delegations
from
Australia
and
New
Zealand
and
I
all
will
meet
here.
Student
fliers
from
Australia
and
New
Zealand
.
will
be
trained
In
Western
Cana-
i
da
and
those
from
Great
Britain
In
the
Fast.
.
INDIAN
DELEGATES
COMING
t.e
UTT,V-Th
e
oVern
m
en
ff
'
of
India
i
sending
represents-
Uvea
to
London
to
confer
with
he
British
eovernment
on
prose-
I
cullon
oi
the
war.
HER
SON
KILLED
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
Innes
.M.
Hopkins
has
been
advised
that
her
son,
Robert
Innes,
has
been
killed
at
Cambridge,
England,
while
training
Force,
HOOVER'S
STAND
NEW
YORK
Former
President
Herbert
Hoover
favors
sale
by
United
Slates
to
warring
tratlons
of
defensive
instruments
of
war
.
.
.
I,
i
.
.1
Mii
export
of
Instruments
of
attack
such
as
submarine'
bombing
planes
and
poison
gas.
niSHOP
WELLS
NAMED
OTTAWA
Rt.
Rev.
George
A.
Wells,
Anglican
Bishop
of
Cariboo,
has
been
appointed
chaplain
general
of
the
Canadian
forces.
.MUSSOLINI
IGNORES
PEACE
ROME
Premier
Mussolini
addressing
5,000
nf
his
followers
made
no
reference
to
Hitler's
peace
proposals.
AIRMEN
ON
MOVE
LONDON
Many
squadrons
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
are
already
In
France
and
many
others
are
going
across
very
soon.
PRESIDENT
APPRECIATIVE
PARIS
Former
President
Dr.
Bcnes
of
CiechoSlovakla
has
thanked
France
for
allowing
the
Cicch
army
to
erorganlxe
there
and
said
he
expected
an
army
would
soon
be
fighting
side
by
side
with
the
French
and
British
against
the
common
enemy,
BRITAIN
BUYS
COTTON
LONDON
The
British
government
hss
agreed
to
purchase
from
the
Egyptian
government
a
million
and
a
half
bales
of
cotton
which
ordinarily
would
have
cone
to
Germany
and
other
'
Chan,
Tobcy
of
New
Hamp-1
European
nallons.
rr:.uDmifthc
adminlstra-
uu
Dliin
i
n..
.
efnt7t
w,u
conunuico
was
tcd
ns
to
20
and
this
Is
taken
ht
iBaUllB
VOt
lQ
(aVOr
0f
oii-r
'?w
cau,t
beat
steam
Sen.,!,,-
LTnK.
"u,
y
ls
11
cousin
of
W.
l
Trlncc
Uupert.
I
EVACUATION
CONTINUES
BERLIN
German
cltliens
arc
arriving
In
Germany
by
thousands
from
Baltic
States
as
part
of
the
plan
of
repatriation
being
carried
out.
.Most
of
the
men
nld
Ihelr
belongings
In
Latvia
before
leaving.
The
first
to
be
Swedish
Vessel
Scandinavian
U-Boat
MAN-MADE
MISERY
With
her
husband
and
children
killed
In
an
air
raid
A
short
time
before
this
photograph
wa
taken
by
an
American
photographer
a
Po.ish
peasant
woman
s
ands
amidst
the
shambles
of
h
r
bomb-wrecked
home
and
prays
COMBAT
ON
IDOLIZING
!
Continued
Engagements
Between
Talked
of
as
Possible
Successor
n.lll.U
Ci..f...
rnil
inrl
Rerman
Planes
Reported
i
VICTIM
OF
SUBMARINE
'Latest
victim
of
the
Oerman
sub
marine
campaign,
a
Swedish
steamer
was
sunk
yesterday
off
the
Scan-'
dlnavlan
coast.
removed
are
young
men
of
military
!
age.
TURKKl
WARNED
nt'RLIN
Berlin,
throuch
its
press,
today
warned
Turkey
to
decide
whether
It
would
Join
the
encircling
nations
against
Germany
or
change
its
foreign
BLACK
OUT
CANAL
PANAMA
Panama
Canal
will
be
blacked
out
at
regular
Intervals,
it
was
announced.
The
blackouts
will
be
solely
for
training
purposes
against
the
eventualities
of
air
attacks.
BERLIN
Broadcast
In
which
Chancellor
Hitler
a
message
yesterday
he
said
Germany
was
ready
to
accent
any
reasonable
peace,
it
was
also
ready
to
carr
yon
the
war
In
fulmilment
of
rightful
demands.
Germany
would
never
be
brought
to
Its
knees
again,
declared
Chamberlain
as'Premier
i
NORTH
SEA
CHURCHILL!
to
i
I
LONDON.
Oct.
U:
CPRt.
Hon.
i
I
nvnnm
rv.
11
VlHfttVi
vor.
Wlntnn
fhiirhIM
CTrst
t
nrA
nt
.ships
and
Oerman
fighUnR
planes
the
Admiralty
In
the
British
war
in
the
Royal
Air
iep
again
n
wmoii
uci
mc
uic,
a
vumis
an
crn
mure
North
Sea
yesterday.
.
In
Berlin
It
dominating
personality
In
the
af-(
was
claimed
that
there
had
been
fairs
of
the
nation
The
possibility
fix
hits
by
the
Oerman
planes
but
of
his
succeeding
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
an
official
British
announcement
Chamberlain
as
Prime
Minister
In
stated
that
there
had
been
no
losses
the
event
of
the
retirement
of
the
i
and
no
casualties.
It
was
not
lm-
latter
Is
foreseen.
mediately
known
what
the
extent
First.
Mr.
Church!
of
the
Oerman
casualties
might
credit
for
breaking
the
the
war
autocracy
and
aggression
The
dogged
eider
statesman
Is
right
in
the
cen
IS
MADE
Russia
and
Britain
Agree
to
change
of
Goods
it
is
Announced
Today
Ex-
LONDON,
Oct.
U.-The
British
supply
minister
and
the
Soviet
trade
delegation
in
London
have
concluded
an
agreement
for
the
exchange
of
Russian
timber
for
rubber
and
tin.
The
barter
agreement
is
called
a
"commercial
arrangement"
but
the
British
press
association
declares
It
is
expect
ed
to
have
I
'
-T-
I
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
'and
Queen
Charlotte
0:38
I
,
Si&ft.
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
10:08
p
Tr
5"
I
southeast
winds,
mostly
cloudy
and
misty
with
showers.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
.
:'37.
efo,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
11,
1939.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
ar
Activity
Of
Great
Britain
Bulletins
FISHERIES
PROSECUTIONS
Several
local
halibut
boats,
charted
with
violation
of
International
Fisheries
Commission
regulations,
were
before
Stipendiary
.Magistrate
Andrew
Thompson
in
provincial
police
court
today,
adjournment
being
taken
until
next
Tuesday
CANNOT
EXTORT
CIIU.MS
OTTAWA
Export
from
Canada
ol
British
Columbia
chum
talnion
In
the
fre.h
ststj
has
cen
prohibit!
d
for
thi
remainder
o.'
the
calendar
yiar
under
authority
of
the
War
Measures
Act,
the
Fi'hetl
s
I)
jurlm
nt
said
today.
The
aim
is
to
conserve
salmon
supply
for
use
within
the
Empire
and
(he
pro-hi'
Hun
is
impos
d
at
the
provincial
government's
request.
ARBITRATION
INVOKED
VHTORIA
the
provincial
arbitration
act
has
been
invoked
by
Hon.
George
Pearson,
minister
of.
mines,
in
connection
with
the
miners'
strike
at
Pionrer
mlns
In
(he
Bridge
River
district
which
started
this
week.
ill
is
receiving
PF
A
I
F
IS
Oerman
U-
-'rV-J-t
U
..
although
some
of
the
boat
campaign
against
British
ship-
enemy
aireraiv
wirm
ivitcu
uu
it
m
h"
uivuhuij,
iiictcticas
cum-neutral
territory
and
some
came
palgn
being
waged
against
him
in
down
at
sea.
,
'
i
Nat!
Nazi
learVrs
leaders
single
clnolA
.him
hlm
out
..f
as
-
a
I
I
leader
of
the
war
moneers.
is
hv-
lng
the
effect
of
even
more
greatly
popularizing
him
at
homo
as
the
KII
I.En
IN
INTERIOR
PRINCF.
GEORGE
Edward
,
Marsdrn,
a
feller
in
a
Long-i
rrlh
logsing
cimp
near
here,
t
was
killed
"
yesterday
by
a
falling
tree.
qi'FSNEf.
BURGLARY
qUESyEITh-
afe
of
Ihe
corernment
fiijunr
store
here
was
blown
and
$700
in
cash
taken.
The
stock
is
being
checked
to
see
if
any
liquor
was
taken.
SV.INFBOAT
BURNED
VANCOUVER
The
seineboat
Iruml
was
destrovd
by
fire
In
the
Gulf
of
Georgia
north
of
Parksyille,
Vancouver
Island,
after
the
engine
backfired.
The
crew
of
five
got
away
in
the
dinghy
and
were
rescued.
UNLIKELY
nrnt
tit
A.S
.W..
t
.
t
rT
t
"not
be
bright"
Neville
I'CMUC
Chamberlain
ylllllUCllUlll
supports
tuuuuiu
the
HIC
up
Hitler's
peace
proposals
NEGOTIATE
'
IN
MOSCOW
Soviet
Bargaining
With
Both
Ger-
many
And
Britain
General
Synopsis-
-The
pressure
commercial
negotiations
are
pro-remains
high
from
Vancouver
Is-
ceedhie
between
Great
Britain
and
land
southwestwards
A
disturbance
the
Soviet.
I
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
has
It
is
still
unexnlalned
how
Soviet
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Moderate
to
fresh
south
winds,
part
cloudy
with
probablo
showers
to
night
duce
enormous
quantities
of
man
Hore-Belisha
Tells
,
House
of
Movements
To
Back
Up
French
So
Far
158,000
Men
and
25,000
Vehicles
Have
Been
Trans-ported
to
Fighting
Arena
and
Organization
Is
Being
Perfected
LONDON,
October
11:
(CP)
Great
Britain
has
tras-ported
to
France
158,000
men
and
25,000
vehicles
in
.the
first
five
weeks
of
the
war,
Secretary
of
State
for
War
Hore-Belisha
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
During
the
same
period
"we
have
created
base
and
lines
of
communication
organization
so
as
to
assure
a
regular
flow
of
:.
...
L1
supplies
and
ammunition
of
every
Many
Priests
4
4
Liquidated
By
Russians
MOSCOW,
Oct.
11.
The
Moscow
newspaper
Bezbizhnlk,
organ
of
the
antl-rellglous
movement,
indicated
that
a
large
number
of
Roman
Cath-
ollc
and
Greek:
Orthbdox
wnerc
''riest
had
teen
"liquidated-
v
when
the
Soviet
troops
march-
western
Ukraine
In
partitioned
Poland'.
NAZIS
ARE
BEING
HELD
kind
and
to
.'jeceire
further
contingents
if
and
when
we
may
decide
to
send
them."
Included
in
the
twenty
-
fire
thousand
vehicle;
are
many
tanks,r
"some
of
enormous
dimensions,'
weighing
fifteen
or
more
tons
apiece.
Hore-Belisha
said
that
British
troops
in
France
were
"now
busily
engaged
In
fortifying
their
positions
In
the
line."
In
addition
to
sending
troops
to
France,
British
garrisons
In
.
the
middle
east
have
been
strongly
re
inforced
as
weU
as
garrisons
else-
SOME
ARE-
EXEMPTED
Canadian
Industry
Not
to
be
Stripped
of
Key
Men
For
Military'
Service
-
OTTAWA,
Oct
11.
Amplifying
a
statement
of
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
of
national
defence,
that
Repeated
German
Assaults
On
recruiting
of
Canada's
active
fore-Western
Front
Are
Turned
es
will
not
be
permitted
to
strip
in-Back
Allies
Ready
For
dustry
of
needed
skilled
or
key
men,
Anything
Department
of
Defence
officials
,
have
begun
compilation
of
an
ex-
PARIS.
October
11:
(CP
tensive
list
of
civilian
posts
frbin
French
troops
repeatedly
turned
which
men
should
not
be
recruited,
back
numerous
German
assaults
The
Intention
is
to
insure
that
en-south
of
strategic
Saarbruerken
llstments
will
not
disturb
Industry"
yesterday
with
hand
grenades
and
whether
engaged
In
war
work
or
re-rlfle
fire.
The
Nazi
thrusts.
It
was
oulrcd
for
the
comfort
and
welfare
juermany.
where
Hitler
and
other
E
v
.
.
Indicated,
were
apparently
aimed
of
the
Canadian
people.
l,Tfn
Beginning
To
.
.
which
.
-..,.,'
1.
Admit
That
Hitler's
Peace
Terms
Not
Satisfactory
at
breaklnj
the
French
lines
The
list
includes
agriculture,
rail-
are
tightening
on
three
sides
of
ways
and
firms
engaged
In
the
pro--Saarbruecken.
ductlon
of
essentials
to
meet
every
Oerman
raiding
parties
also
day
needs
of
the
civil
DODulatlon
personification
of
the
BritUh
spirit
t
"m2T
fprn
o.vTnT
to
take
prisoners
H
to
obtain
formed
Oerman
quarters
acknow-
.
In
in
mir,in
pursuing
th
the
against
..
.....
,,
ledge
that
peace
prospects
will
u""
"
,1
w"w.
IW
UL
AllV
if
Prime
Minister
Z"""?1?,
i"
.
'u'
.
.
"UJ"-
lkJ
lLily
1
lives
failed,
the
French
said.
I,.
f
,U
.
A
.1
.
Sunk
Yesterday
Off
POcal
stage
these
days
reJectlon
of
Premler
uouzrd
Dal-Coast
By
German
J
ers.
of,
ae-
adier
of
FrVnce
of
Chancellor
!a
n,y
to.,
uiUllMlIl5
junior
Adolf
H1Uer.s
-conditional
peace
STOCKHOLM.
Sweden,
Oct.
11.'
TT"117
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ll
W
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A
I
II
SVT'
t
'proposals.
IIoPe
of
neutral
nations
taking
J.
1JUI
T
T
A
iT.l
v
1
troops
have
been
trying
recapture
lost
positions'
between
the
MoseUe
and
the
Saar.
Fighting,
which
of
late
has
been
concentrated
to
a
large
extent
j
around
Saarbruecken,
Is
beginning
to
become
more
extensive.
Artillery
practically
vanished.
Presldent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
Unl-
and
machine
gunning,
particularly
TO
RESIGN
If
Duplessis
Wins
"Sabotage
Election,"
Lapointe
and
Other
Federal
Ministers
Will
Quit
-
OTTAWA,
October'
ll:
(CP)
Rt.
east
0
Saar
Rlver
15
bomln&
ted
States
said
last
night
that
he
t,ne
non.
Emest
Lapofate,
minister
of
had
not
received
any
proposals
of
peace
or
mediation.
H.uiv
.lCiioC.
.fustlce
Waves
of
Germans
have
been
'
.
caught
in
French
machine
gun
fire,
paying
dearly
for
their
unsuccessful
thrusts.
'
1
The
French
report
that
they
have
consolidated
commanding
positions
overlooking
Saarbruecken.
An
official
statement,
issued
in
T
I
,W4
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J
Yt
in
a
radio
address
over
Quebec
stations,
said
that
a
Dup
lessis
government
victory
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
would
be
a
cue
td
himself
and
three
other
Quebec
members
of
the
federal
cabinet
to
resign.
H
said
that
the
election
was
an
"act
of
national
sabotage
and
already
i..uu.
v
ter
methods
were
In
use.'
tlsh
armies,
after
five
weeks
of,
victory
on
the
western
front,
are'
mncrvwr
rvinhor
ii
Ni.enHa-
Germany
wherever
It
may
come.t
Important
political
Hmv.
nr
nmeeedlns
between
the
British
and
French
have
Joined
01
D
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as
well
as
trade
Impacts,"
inoirh
unH
the
Soviet
for
enmmer-
forces
to
resist
r.hy
assault,
OKCClld
lvUdtl
Ilf
.1
r
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!
clal
exchanges
at
a
rapid
pace
on
wparnpr
rnrprnct
i
large
scale.
M
the
tlme
importanf
i
New
Government
For
Lithuania
TALLINN.
Esthonla,
October
Hi
Mannex
Company
Is
Starting
Work
On
Highway
Cast
of
Usk
The
Mannex
Company
of
Vancouver
has
been
awarded
a
con
tract
for
work
on
the
Skecna
River
that,
while
caused
rain
on
the
northern
British'
Russia
js
going
to
be
able
to
ob-j(CPi
Premier
Eenpalus'
cabinet
.highway
cast
of
Usk.
concentrating
Columbia
coast
The
weather
has,
tain
large
quantities
of
natural
has
resigned
to
permit
reorganlza-
0n
a
heavy
piece
of
rock
work.
A
I
been
fair
In
southern
British
Col-
products
for
export
or
how
Oer-
tlon
of
the
government
on
a
working
crew
consisting
of
dUtrlct
lumbla
(many
is
going
to
be
able
to
pro-
broader
basis
following
the
non-
men
has
been
organized
and
a.
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wnicn
.consiaeraDie
amount
oi
macninery
ufactured
goods
lor
export
to'
gives
the
Soviet
a
greatly
In-
has
been
unloaded
at
Usk.
The
Russia
over
and
above
her
own
In-
creased
bcale
of
Influence
In
the'
work
will
be
carried
through
to
J
tensive
demands
for
war
materials,
country.
completion
as
rapidly
as
possible.