Weather
Forecast
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
Easterly
to
southeasterly
wind.
becoming
strong,
part
cloudy
with
mist
or
light
rain.
gpL
XXVIH
NO.
253.
I
lai
fcain
shipping
More
Sinkings
iMfcj
of
the
9,170-ton
British
lisiJp
Malabar
with
loss
of
five
Nru
announced
today.
This
(trrd
as
a
result
of
enemy
ae
ll
U
I
V.
A
ltl.Mll.
H
r
.J
..
re'j
survivors
have
been
landed
;
u
unnamed
port
The
dead
ptUelr
lives
as
&
result
of
an
cx-
ftn
small
steam
fishing
trawlers
I
ItiKldan
and
Lynx
II
were
also1
ft
presumably
due
to
enemy
ac-
A
5,000-
ton
Norwegian
steamer
Biiunk
In
the
North
Sea
Sunday.
rnmably
the
victim
of
a
German
taurine's
torpedo
attack.
Thirty
'.
abrs
of
the
crew
were
rescued.
frt4
blng
&
seriously
Injured
I
kit
thev
had
tn
be
Dlaced
In
hos-
H
Immediately
learned.
obson
Warehouse
)estroyed
By
Fire
!
on
Saturday
In
West
Root-
nj
Town
Contents
As
Well
As
Building
KELSON,
Oct
30:
(CP
The
Rob-
5$
.
ft
V
lermany
Hints
Al
wed
tttplnj
Qerman
claims
of
sucees-1
1
H
It
IVI
A
J
Y
tfiiiut
unusn
mercnani
snip-
t
tn
the
war
so
far.
They
saldl
mmed
the
Germans
had
added;
viruhlp
tonnage
to
merchant
rf
i
ind
then
nearly
doubled
lhl
Bntiih
ships
have
been
prevent-
br
submarines
from
getting,
pish
to
their
destinations
while
irziPT
nas
Deen
geuing
tnrougrn
tj
est
per
cent
of
Its
ships.
racTiira
curcuveness
is
auo
dc-
l
iatn
by
the
Drttlsh
blockade
New
v
"w
v
oua
on
um
1
'rk
market
Haturdnv
iGOING
BACK
Submarine
Achr.iy;
Steamer
Malabar
Sunk
In
Atlantic
treat
Britain
Claims
Greatly
Reduced
Losses
From
U-
Boats
Naval
Blockade
of
(ierman
Shipping
Is
Very
Effective
LONDON,
October
30:
(CP)
While
hints
were
being
ropped
in
informed
Nazi
quarters
in
Berlin
today
that
krmany
would
try
to
intensify
her
submarine
campaign
tainst
British
shinning,
an
official
British
statement
in-
bated
that
the
British
convoy
system
and
sea
patrol
was
ipidly
cutting
down
British
losses
from
submarine
ICE.
-
ritlsh
naval
circle
ridicule
ASSESSED
I
a
1
1
1
.
.
t
.
.
.
.
October
so
far
British
shipping'
i
'
.
.
V
ni
cm
hue
amounted
to
only
65,000
j
"Ul
w
ww
n"
ec
fc.
u
mpared
witn
l.ooo
tons,
September
Only
one
per'
cent
WASHINGTON,
I).C,
October
30:
(CD
The
German-American
mixed
claims
commission
has
awarded
about
$50,000,000
to
Americans
with
claims
against
Germany
arising
from
the
Black
Tom
and
Klncsland.
New
Jersey.
1
sabotage
cacs
In
1916
and
1917.
last
June
the
commission
found
Imperial
Germany
responsible
for
the
munitions
plant
disasters
In
the
New
York
port
area
prior
to
United
States
entry
into
the
Great
War.
The
Klngftland
plant
was.
own-.cd
bx
the'
Canadian
Foundry
t.
TO
MOSCOW
Finland
Hopeful
of
reaceful
Settlement
With
Itussla
nut
Will
Not
Submit
Appreciates
U.S.
Aid
HELSINOFORS,
Oct.
31.
There
i
rf
.
t
I'll
uter
helrnr
landed.
British
was
a
great
demonsirauon
in
-
ptil
vessels
effefted
the
rescue,
slngfors
In
appreclaUon
of
United
ht
name
of
the
sunken
vessel
was
States
assurance
of
assistance
In
.Finland's
crisis
with.
Russia.
Trl-'bute
was
also
paid
to
Norway,
Swe-'den
and
Denmark.
The
Finnish
delegation
will
re
turn
to
Moscow
on
Tuesday
with
I
Finland's
final
proposals
to
Uus
isla.
If
these
are
not
acceptable
to;
Russia.
Finland
will
appeal
for
mediation
by
outside
powers.
The
na
ture
of
the
final
proposals
nas
not
been
made
public
Finland
Is
still
hopeful
of
a
amicable
agreement
being
reached
but
Is
resolved
not
to
submit
to
unrcas-
at
Robson,
thirty
miles
west
oni?!m.n
tw
V
here
and
Its
contents
were
dcs-
"
"
"
fyed
by
tire
on
Saturday.
nama
Freighter
leulah
Repaired
nl
Which
Stranded
on
West
Coast
and
Later
Sank
at
Victoria
Ready
For
Sea
Again
VICTORIA.
Oct.
30:
(CP)
The
ama
frelnhter
Beulah.
which
wtecked(
on
striking
rocks
on
h
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Is-atd
several
months
and
sank
being
brought,
here,
has
now
n
repaired
and
Is
ready
to
sail
STOCK
AVERAGE
DOWN
lti...
YORK.
OHnlw
!UVThn
retrial
average
on
the
New.
fc4.
Btotk
E"hangc
closed
at
NEW
YORK
WHEAT
NSW
fcnilP
n,1,-l
1
..
.
.
.
..Ok
IliaiSfc
VII.
ui
.
IWUUIU
base
sites
In
Finland.
1
Authoritative
political
quarters.
Intimated
today
that
the
Finnish
government,
In
tts
"linai
answer-to
Russian
demands,
took
the
attitude
that
Russia
needed
no
naval
or
air
bases
on
Finnish
soli
to
protect
her
position
on
the
Baltic
and
In
the
Gulf
of
Finland.
DEATH
OF
ACTRESS
Alice
Brady,
Noted
on
Stage
And
Screen,
Passes
Away
In
New
York
NEW
YORK,
October
30:
Alice
Brady,
47.
noted
star
of
stage
and
screen,
died
In
Lcroy
Sanitarium
here
Saturday
night.
She
had
arrived
two
weeks
ago
from
Holly
wood
to
Join
a
Broadway
show.
Miss
Brady
had
been
receiving,
treatment
for
the
past
year
lor
a
malady
which
she
knew
would
provp
fatal
but,
good
trouper
that
she
was,
she
carried
on
until
she
coull
do
so
no
longer
and
collapsed.
"
nounced,
Is
prepared
to
re-
tallate
in
the
event
of
the
en
4
emy
starting
-a
campaign
indiscriminate
bombing.
So
4
force
in
Oermany
Bulletins
IKON
GL'AKD
PLOT
BUCHAREST
One
hundred
or
more
members
of
the
pro-Nazi
Iron
Guard
have
been
arrested
in
connection
with
a
plot
to
assas
I
:
i
far.
Britain
has
refrained
from
4-
aerial
attack
upon
Oermany.
4'
Troop
concentration
points.
)
4
naval
and
air
bases
and
muni-
,
tlon
works
would
be
the
first
objectives
of
the
British
air
Germany
Silent
In
Regard
Whereabout
International
Aspects
ur
uase
Still
Mystery
City
i
-
of
Flint
STOCKHOLM,
'.October
30
To
(CP)
Reports
from
Norway
said
today
that
the
freighter
City
from
the
Soviet
4
mansk
to
German
captors,
de-
parted
from
Tromsoe
today.
!
WASHINGTON;
October
30:
-
The
United
State's
Department
of
State
has
charged
Soviet
Russia
with
falling
to
co-operate
by
with
holding
infoimatlon
In
regard
to'
the
steamer
City
of
Flint
and
herj
crew.
I
sinate
the
Roumanian
Minister
of
United
States
should
the
City
of
public
works.
AIR
FORCE
IMPORTANT
PARIS
The
British
Royal
Air
Force
continues
to
carry
out
Important
reconnaissance
flights
for
the
Allies
over
the
Siegfried
line
vesieraay
proioBrapns
were
-
en
from
a
height
of
only
600
feet.
Waving
Germans
apparently
mistook
the
British
planes
for
their
own.
The
British
planes
have
reconnoltered
the
entire
length
of
the
Siegfried
Line,
It
Is
stated.
OLD
MEN
RELEASED
PARIS
One
hundred
thousand
French
soldiers
older
men
and
fathers
of
large
families
are
be
st.
in
t's
nptice
demobilization
does
not
apply
to
officers
and
specialists.
CRERAR
IN
LONDON
LONDON
Hon.
T.
A.
CreraT,
Canada's
minister
of
mines
and
natural
resources,
slipped
quietly
Into
London
yesterday
to
attend
a
conference
of
various
Dominion
ministers
with
the
Imperial
government
on
questions
of
war
effort.
The
sessions
will
start
Wednesday
and
are
expected
to
last
a
couple
of
weeks.
LONDON,
October
30:
There
is
dancer
of
a
timber
shortage
In
Great
Britain,
It
Is
said,
owing
to
ihp
Inelt
nf
shins
with
which
to
brine
the
products
of
Canada,
par
tlcularjy
British
Columbia,
to
thg
Unit
d
Kingdom.
f
t
B
II
The
general
belief
is
that
Great
Britain
will
make
some
move
to
seize
the
American
vessel
from
the
Oerman
prize
crew.
Otherwise,
Germany
would
claim
that
the
British
naval
blockade
Is
proving
safe.
No
hint
was
given
as
to
the
whereabouts
of
the
vessel.
FIRST
INDIAN
TROOPS
LAND
Arrive
To
Join
Expeditionary
Forces
In
European
War
LONDON,
Oct.
30.
First
troops
UBBAK
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
30,
1939
War
Will
Be
PARIS,
Calllaux,
l
Oct
30
Joseph
former
Premier
of
4-
a
short
one.
"If
we
tthe
al-
,4
lieu
exercise
all
our
economic
',
advantages
It
cannot
last
long."
Caillaux
declares.
Ger-
i
ORDERS
TO
i
BE
PLACED
Up
to
today
no
official
reply
had
Neulra,itr
Law
Revhion
Will
Bring
been
received
at
Washington
In
re-
Great
BrltaIn
and
Franfe
lnto
gara
10
ine
enarges
eiiner
irom
American
Russia
or
Germany.
On
the
basis
of
an
unneutral
.act.
a
damage
claim
may
be
launched
against
Russia
by
the
Market
LONDON.
October
30:
Great
Britain
and
France
are
ready
to
place
orders
for
six
thousand
more
ar
nlanes
In
the
United
States
Flint
and
her
crew
be
awarded
to
immediately
revision
of
the
exist-.Gcrmany
hm
.ui.raa.iy
or
or
should
w.uu.u
they
u.cy
meet
mrci
with
mi
lng
n
AmetlMn
in,,.iM
npntraittw
neutrality
taw
law
FOUR
DIE
IN
RIOTS
'an
mishap.
permit
of
their
being
exported
to
PRAGUE
At
least
four
were
'
Future
action
to
be
taken
by
the
belligerent
nations,
killed
and
many
were
Injured
United
8Utes
wll
largely
depend
House
Mar
Reverse
It?
Secret
Police
In
Germany
Restrains
Delivery
Of
Pope's
essage
In
projected
4.100-mlle
non-stop
Reich
Churches
MurmansJc
around
tne
Norwegian,
flight
from
one
point
In
the
Am-
fcoast
to
Tamburg,
the
voyage
would
ericas
to
another.
The
airmen
1
take
about
a
week
and
the
City
of
BERLIN,
October
30:
The
Pope's
expected
to
make
the
flight
In
ipilnt
would
hardly
as
vet
be
in
the
Encyclical
was
not
read
In
any
of
about
twenty-six
hours.
blo:kade
area.
the
Roman
Catholic
churches
In,
Meantime
Oermany
has
clamp-
Oermany
Sunday.
The
Gestapo,'
ed
down,
a
strict
censorship
on
the
Nazi
secret
police,
took
special
pre-
iClty
of
Flint's
position
and
li
captions
to
assure
that
certain
cuuiiciciy
siir.ii
..1
icniu
wj
iiiw
"e,s.o
v
w.....
...v..
ship.
'
not
be
dlscloscti.
In
St.
Paul's
Forelen
observers
continue
to
Church,
Dr.
Mudclka
said
that
the
and
the
German
communication
(speculate
as
to
the
present
where-
real
nemy
In
this
war
was
not,
vtem
and
troon
concentrations,
labouts
of
the
Flint
.
man
but
the
Influences
that
wield-i
.
.
4
I
Todav
1
..
fA.
lh
n.un
Berlin
the
German
ed
armed
power
over
man.
mis
Foreign
Office
said
It
was
without
was
a
religious
war
and
Germany
definite
information
as
to
the
was
fighting
against
an
injustice
whereabouts
of
the
City
of
Flint
Denmark
Would
Defend
Itself
ineneciive.
.
'
COPENHAGEN,
Oct.
30.-
King
It
is
possible
the
City
of
Flint
nur,n
vo
remark
1
nrenared
Inc
temporarily
released
from
(y
n"
JJf
succeeded
defend
ltsdf-
agalnst
a
.
lnvas.
military
service,
subject,
however,
jln1!vadlnf
"e
jJ:
Jlon
or
attack.
,
.
-11
n
i
in.
frst
news
of
the
safety
nt
of
fh
the,
mi
inn"
i
"
"
ik.
rt..
I
if
required.
The
u
h.cvw
u,B
UUJT
WllCli
udiiiiuu,
vlc
in
L.
I
A
II
I
f
1
rVI
the
captain,
was
advised
by
the
X
I
t
I
IJfN
German
consul
at
Boston,
where
1
she
resides,
that
her
husband
1st
AIR
BASE
Local
Defence
Project
To
Get
Under
Way
With
Little
Delay-
Tenders
Close
Tomorrow
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena.
has
been
advised
by
the
Depart
ment
of
National
Defence
that
the
air
base
to
be
established
at
Seal
Cove
here
Is
to
be
proceeded
with
according
to
the
original
plans.
Tenders
are
new
being
called
for
extensive
excavation
and
other
from
India
have
arrived
to
Join
the
preparatory
work
at
the
site
and
British
expeditionary
forces
after
are
closing
tomoriow.
Letting
0:
a
safe
trip
from
India.
How
many
the
contract
and
proceeding
with
came
and
where
they
landed
was
the
work
will
be
attended
wIUm
not
disclosed.
little
delay,
it
is
expected.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Couruaf
8.
D.
Joboatoa
Co.)
'Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.11.
Bralorne,,
10.50.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
Dentonia,
.OIV2.
'
.'
Falrvlew.
.02.
Gold
Beit.
Z.
Hedley
Mascot,
.40.
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.018.
Noble
Five,
.02i.x
Pacific
Nickel.
.14,
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Orielle,
2.75.
Pioneer,
2.20.
Premier.
1.41.
Privateer,
.88.
Reeves
McDonald,
.30..
Reno,
0.
Relief
Arlington,
.13.
with
numerous
arrested
as
vio-
Pn
the
story
of
Capt.
Joseph
A.
WASHINGTON
'
Octnber
30!
iSalmon
Gold.
.03.
lence
Increased
during
the
nliht
jrfP
..fe
,?tte.
.Bepffsehtatiare
Hamilton
Fish
J)t
'Sp.xCjveeklyljia
OiLi
in'
clashes
between
Lxecns
ceie-
brallng
the
anniversary
of
their
republic
and
German
police.
There
was
gunfire
in
the
streets.
In
Berlin
Narl
sources
discount
the
seriousness
of
the
uprisings
In
Czechoslovakia.
It
Is
reported
that
the
Nazi
authority
plans
a
purge
with
"liquidation"
of
many
loyal
Czechs.
PERUVIANS
ON
FLIGHT
NEW
YORK
Peruvian
fliers
Comntander
Umberto
Galeno
of
the
navy
and
his
brother,
Victor
of
the
navy
took
off
from
here
at
1:41
yesterday
afternoon
on
a
Meantime
State
Department
of-
chance
of
the
Administration's
ficlals
here
are
inclined
to
the
be-
neutrality
revision
plah.
approved
lief
that
the
stories
of
the
City
of
by
sate,
being
reveised
in
Flint
havlns
been
taken
to
Mur-
th,
House
we.k
SuDDorters
mansk
because
of
damaged
maeh
lnery
or
removal
of
charts
by
the
jjjty
.American
crew
were
merely
ex
cuses.
The
official
Russian
news
agency
Rays
the
City
of
Flint
sailed
from
Murmansk
Saturday
night
but
did
not
indicate
who
was
in
charge,
whffther
the
United
States
crew
is
on
board
or
whither
the
vessel
Is
bound.
The
American
crew,
it
Is
I
generally
conceded,
Is
on
board.
As
it
is
about
1500
miles
from
predict
a
majority
In
favor
of
up
ENCYCLICAL
SUPPRESSED
1
I
A.
P.
Con
20.
Calmont,
.45.
C.
&
E.,
2.40.
Freehold.
.024.
Home,
20.
Royal
Canadian,
22.
Okalta.
13.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
2i.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.51.
Beattle,
1.12.
Central
Pat.,
2.36.
Cons.
Smelters,
50.25.
East
Malartlc,
2.94.'
Fianeoeur,
.41.
Gods
Lake;
.57.
Hardrock,
10.
Int.
Nickel,
50.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.90.
Little
Long
Lac.
3.10.
McLeod
Cockshutt,'2.00.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.42.
McKenzie
Red
Lake.
1.23
Moneta.
.95.
Noranda.
78.50.
Pickle
Crow,
4.35.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.72.
San
Antonio,
1.72.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.44.
Stadacona,
.41.
Uchi,
.35.
Bouscadillac,
.04.
Mosher,
.03.
Oklend,
.10.
Smelters
Gold.
.0U4
Dominion
Bridge,
43.50.
New
York
Allls-Chalmers,
42Ti.
American
Can,
11034
Tomorrow
sTt
ides
m
High
Low.
.
2:59
a.m.
195
ft
14:45
p.m.
212
ft.
8:49
tun.
1.1
It.
21:31
pm.
3.1
tt.
PIUCE:
I
CENTS
Attack
British
Warships
,
Ready
To
Retaliate
From
Air
LONDON,
Oct.
30.
The
Roy-
al
Air
Force.
It
Is
officially
an-
PROTESTING
TO
MOSCOW
I
'.Germans
Driven
Off
Without
Any
Damage
To
Destroyer
Fleet
France
and
now
president
of
East
coast
Again
Visited
But
Enemy
Did
Not
Stay
Long
'united
states
Alike,
wifhhoidinj
'
the
senate
Finance
mmittee.
R
f
Anti-Aircreft
Measures
Chased
Him
Home
Of
Of
Information)
In
Regard
To
t
prCd.1CiS
that
b,e
?
LONDON,
October
30:
(CP)
German'
aircraft
a
flotilla
of
British
destroyers
in
thje
North
Sea
today
but
the
destroyers
were
undamaged.
Sound
of
fir-
united
siates
v
45
vuuy
ul.,auic
-r
ln
m
tne
ance
could
be
neara
along
tne
soutneast
coast
on
runt,
released
ol
?a"
T
of
Scotland
and
the
northeast
coast
of
Eneland.
It
was
not
P"
o
-iur-
immpfimtp
v
Ipnrnpn
what
Msnnlrips
if
anv.
hnri
nppn
I
t
sustained
by
th
enemy
who
were
j
driven
off
by
pursuit
planes
and
anti-aircraft
fire.
t
British
fighting
planes
went
up
.today
to
investigate
the
presence
of
unidentified
aircraft
off
the
Essex
coasts.
A
German
plane
was
.also
seen
over
the
northern
coast,
the
Air
Ministry
announced,
f-
For
the
first
time
in
weeks
air
I
raid
signals
were
sounded
In
Lon-Jdon
by
mistake
and
sent
people
(scurrying
to
the
shelters
Including
'Ministry
of
Infornjatlon
officials,
thus
hampering
the
dissemination
of
news.
There
win
be
an
Investigation
of
the
causer
of
the
signals.
I
In
spite
of
air
raid
signals,
peopls
of
Berwick
on
the
border
of
Scotland
and
England
stood
on
house
(tops
and
other
points
of
vantage
to
see
planes
soaring
overhead.
Evl-'dently.
they
expected
they
might
.-t;
sfcisee
a
fight
.such'fls.that-whlclXwas'
witnessed
at
Dalkeith
on
Saturday.
School
children
evacuated
school
houses
In
Kent
-
British
pursuit
planes
drove
the
German
ships
back
jo
sea.
Weather
was
somewhat
foggy;
I
I
DALADIER
AT
FRONT
French
Premier
Impressed
With
Morale
of
Troops
Hitler
Impatient
PARIS,
October
30:
Premier
Edouard
Daladier
spent
the
weekend
visiting
the
French
forces
at
the
northern
flank
of
the
front.
:He
was
much
Impressed
with
their
(splendid
morale
and
described
entrenchments
as
"remarkable."
Allied
armies,
ready
for
any
developments,
calmly
keep
watch
0:1
'a
comparatively
quiet
western
front.
Several
German
forays
have
'
been
repulsed.
"All
quiet
generally
during
the
day,"
said
an
official
French
'communique
last
night.
Snow
and
rain
slowed
down
German
patrols
,and
their
big
guns
ceased
firing.
I
Today's
French
communique
said
J"A11
quiet
during
the
night.
We
rebelled
several
German
raiding
"parties."
1
At
Berlin
an
official
German
communique
said:
"There
is
no
American
Car
and
Foundry,
37T8.
change
on
the
western
front.
American
Locomotive.
26.
There
wa5
no
gn
of
an
Am
RmoiMntr
nH
Ppfinini?
S4iv
early
German
offensive
today
al-
......
O
-----
.
..
...
lu.t
1
I
American
T.
and
T.
1673e.
Anaconda,
33?8.
Baldwin
Locomotive,
19Vi.
Bethlehem,
90T.
Boyd
Warner,
27.
-
,
Dupont,
182.
General
Electric,
40Ti.
General
Motors,
55.
Goodyear
Tire
and
Rubber,
2718.
Inland
Steel,
89.
International
Nickel,
40.
Kennecott
Copper,
39!8.
National
Biscuit,
23
V2.
New
York
Central,
21.
North
American
Aviation,
27j.
Pennsylvania
Railroad,
2534.
Public
Service
of
N.
J.,
40.
Radio
Corporation,
6.
.
Republic
Steel,
26.
Sears-Roebuck,
84.
Socony
Vacuum
Oil,
13.
Standard
Oil
of
California,
22.
Standard
Oil
of
California,
28.
United
Fruit,
854.
United
States
Rubber,
43.
United
States
Steel,1
76..
mougn
it
is
repuitcu
wi
ucau-quarters
for
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
have
been
established
at
Godesburg
near
Alx-la-Chappelle
and
Aachen
near
Belgium.
Der
Fuehrer,
who
Is
believed
Impatient
for
major
action,
is
reported
to
have
changed
his
high
army
command
owing
to
a
disagreement
on
policy.
Friendly
Message
Sent
To
Turkey
By
U.S.
President
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
October
30:
On
the
occasion
of
the
observance
of
Its
anniversary,
Turkey
was
today
sent
la
message,
by
President
Franklin
D,
Roosevelt
of
the.
United
States
wishing
It
"peace
and
prosperity."
I
J
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