nrld
it
must
be
allowed
to
live
undisturbed
within
ill
own
living
space.
Further
military
classes
are
l.:
ll.l
t
I...
ll.
ll?l.
a
l
raj
canni
out
i
iv
uic
ucicn.
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4-
IS!
I
tl
t
't
'
V
11
t
t
lit
tv
f
:
i
u
...
1
the
0'iiain
win
entertain
ave
If
proposition.
iK)lnt
raised
by
'ud
France
must
be
i
f
any
peace
eon-
unitlon
of
Poland's
-i-pendence.
ciiy
to
Parliament
r
to
questions
as
1
1
me
Minister
Cham-
h
heart.
Peace
reace
would
wxum
''ine
fn.
I
rorcvfr
when
freedom
iclgn-
t
nvrviv
rvt
inn
tatement
This
Week
n
rr
.
n
reacerr
ensive
...-sill
ntwl
ATiiuvnlmi
Iicrlfiinful
if
fMifimninninrr
IVim.
hrer's
Terms
Intense
Diplomatic
Activity
Being
Carried
On
ADOLF
STILL
WHINING
IIKKLIN,
October
10:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
declared
today
that
Germany
was
determined
to
fifjht
the
war
to
the
hitter
end
if
necessary
ind
again
nc
tain
ine
rcsponsiniiuy
lor
continuing
the
stniKKle
on
the
Reich's
adversaries.
Opening
the
Nazi
winter
relief
campaign,
Dcr
Fuehrer
said
he
had
expressed
the
country's
readiness
for
peace
but,
if
this
was
declined
by
the
western
Allies,
the
fiLl
..',.,f.l
l..4a
wnllnf
...I
i
11
mliiif
n44nn
11(111
nuiiiu
m
mil
ii
nun
iviiui
nuin
iiui.ii
uiiuni
trjlt
i
never
lcforc
achieved
to
show
the
world
that
rumors
of
disunion
in
the
Reich
were
unfounded.
"Oermany
must
once
and
for
all
convince
the
'iN,
October
10.
Prime
Minister
Neville'
m
hi
weekly
report
to
Parliament
utpss,
is
expected
to
make
some
statement
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler's
peace
overtures.
1
mjiih-
jorin
01
uasic
answer,
it
is
expecieu,
Jit
ion
prerequisite
to
a
peace
conference.
t
wit;
at
Itagt
1
,
.,;
Drills!,
reaetlen.
xpectcd
ro
require
ail
from
territory
rrpai
iUom
for
sii
'h
oci
upted
ter-rru-
a
urance
of
is
well
.is
In
word.
:
in
some
quarters
.'
may
nd
Hitter's
JNot
Moving
Princesses
iinvt,
lurk
to
the
emphatically
denied
at
Buck-iu-r
clarification
on
Ingham
Palace
yesterday
that
t
definite
require-
there
was
any
Intention
of
.
.,
i
wtl
til
.1
.1.
t
t
tending
rnnccss
uizaocin
ana
Princess
Margaret
Rose
to
Canada
for
safety.
BLOCKING
could
only
be
accompanied
by
degradation.
The
British
press
Is
unanimous
In
regard
tq
the
Inacceptablllty
of
Hitler's
peace
proposals.
They
are
ao
"nebulous
and
Indefinite"
they
can-
'ared
k
uDsrrvcr
yesterday
day
tnai
rremi
I,"u"'Mr","Y
-
vum
neiirn
t
im,
i
rnnnnnum
vn
i
War
News
!
i
I!
:i
BULGARIA
DUTCH
SHIP
SENT
DOWN
WEYMOUTH,
England
A
Holland-American
freighter,'
bound
from
New
York
to
Holland,
was
sunk
Sunday
while
approaching
this
port
for
contraband
inspection
in
connection
with
the
British
blockade.
The
vessel
was
under
escort
of
British
destroyers.
The
sinking
followed
an
explosion
and
the
master
believes
It
was
due
to
a
torpedo
or
striking
a
mine.
The
crew
of
forty-eight
was
rescued.
i
''
Oreat
Britain
and
i
complete
accord
on
Alliance
of
Roumanla,
Jugoslavia
m
i
ard
to
keeping
and
Hungary
Heads
Off
Its
obliterate
Nazi
ag-
Territorial
Alms
.
i'
pea
ted
the
fre
xpresston
that
there
SOFIA,
Bulfrarla.
Oct.
10.
Bul-
"i
'o
lUUertsm
and
garla's
territorial
.demands
upon
h
um
be
freed
from
n-
Roumanla
heve
received
at
least
a
repealed
the
prev-
temporary
setback
as
a
result
of
a
1
r-'lrement
of
Ocr-
newly
reached
friendship
pact
be-I'
iand
and
CzechoSlo-
tween
Roumanla,
Jugoslavia
and
llluneary.
The
three
nations
have
i
unlikely
that
Prime,
agreed
to
reduce
troops
along
their
imbrrlnln
will
be
In
a
frontiers.
1
'k
a
full
announce-'
ii
war
alma
thli
week.
w;ir
cabinet
met
uliutlons
are
being
r,i'
Dominions
and
Hitler's
statement,
ui
,
been
consultations
provisional
Polish
"
govcrn-
o
-.-.-
NAZI
PLANE
DOWN
LONDON
British
Itoyal
Air
Force
and
German
warpianes
were
In
combat
over
the
North
Sea
Sunday.
The
only
casualty
was
a
large
German
flying
boat
which
was
brought
down,
the
crew
being
picked
up
off
the
sea
by
a
British
surfare
vessel
Three
British
planes
and
two
German
i
'
Figured
in
the
fight.
A
German
military
plane
crashed
off
the
Danish
coast
yesterday
after
contact
with
British
warships
in
the
North
Sea
MOVES
OUT
OF
BALTIC
LONDON
With
Soviet
Russia
consolidating
her
diplomatic
advances
on
the
Baltic
States,
Germany
was
today
moving
to
evac-
I
uate
her
nationals
by
the
thousands
from
Latvia,
Lsthonia
and
Lithuania
In
view
of
the
increasing
Soviet
domination.
There
were
Indications
that
Germany
was
by
no
means
pleased
with
the
manner
In
which
she
was
being
peace-
fully
blocked
by
the
Soviet
first
'
in
the
Eastern
Europe
and
now
In
'
the
Baltic
both
of
which
had
been
(
originally
envisioned
by
Hitler
as
was
coming
In
his
eventual
spnerc
01
Influence.
BIG
DRIVE
COMING?
PARIS
A
strong
German
artillery
and
infantry
attack
on
the
western
front
today
indicated
that
the
Nail
forces
might
be
preparing
for
a
major
offensive.
There
was
aitillery
activity
along
a
much
larger
area
with
violent
hand
to
hand
fighting.
There
was
Incessant
and
new
violence-on
the
part
of
the
Germans,
a
French
communlcyie
admitted.
Strong
artillery
lire
nas
dcch
covering
Nail
Infantry
thrusts
and
there
has
been
bloody
hand
to
hand
fighting.
IROQUOIS
N
EARING
PORT'
NEW
YORK
A
flotilla
of
Un-Ited
States
destroyers
and
coastguard
vessels
Is
now
convoying
the
liner
Iroquots,
against
which
there
was
a
mysterious
threat
of
sinking.
The
Iroquois
is
nearlng
Win
Ynrk
with
over
five
hundred
Americans
on
board
returning
from
Lurope.
SUBMARINE
SEEN
AGAIN
NEW
YORK
There
were
new
reports
at
Washington,
D.C.
today
of
a
foreign
submarine
being
sighted
"
off
the
coast
ol
norma.
t
.
1.
.
.JIlJ.l
Jl
a
t
"
r-
iish
foreign
minister,
not
be
replica
10,
one
mwu
uU-
A
gmall
tvpc
ot
unaersca
cra,
iv
-'"oiin
today
from
Paris
clared.
Is
believed
to
be
me
same
one
u
Rt
Hon
Arthur
OrrrnwrvH
Former
Premier
David
Lloyd
reDortcd
Saturday.
The
sub-
"
W"
-
f
It.
.
All
.
.
.
.
Labor
parly,
addressing
Ocprge
is
sun
urgui8
t
,
,
Ti
marine
Is
reported
10
dc
accum-
'
"irmoerj
onH
ln
rnnslfleraiion
OU
Riicii
w
.
i.imIpiI
hv
tun
linkers.
nf...
-.wmiuana
in,
.
,
"':e
Sunday,
speaking
ot
the
'peace
proposals.
"
w
"
uc""
"r
Thursday
to
the
council
nvimiiT
iv
ARMISTICE
'"irtlncrt
l.
.
.
'
t.llnn
fnr
PpIirP
OI
WhlCh
liC
IS
j
....,!
v
m
tiUronc
Thtm
ir.
nn
..ui
rhnlrman.
,te
wtm
:
m
intin.'-
Armrrtlnii
to
Information
receivea
I
,
,,
"
4
.u,u
r!.nfA
PUe
,
a
viia.
i...
ir,
nff
r
ill
nuartcrs
in
London,
.
nnK
r.
v
ivo
Prance
and
the
unusn
wmuuw.
British
govern-
conquest
of
Poland.
nrt
saltl
(hat
the
.
"ukiiih
nprpmninr,,
AnA.
!nnlffpr
the
HHier
peace
unci
,
.
.
.
,
i
,i
hi
Klnr
'
miin
v..
.
"
I
....
i
iiivn.
.
.
ui-
maoo
riivnr
iVinf
nnnnn'"nn.iiiLisiaciory.
w
3'
0mc
lh!t
way.
Any
real
Nevertheless,
there
arc
thoae
who
mmrm
Orecnwoo(
dcclarcd(
sUU
believe
that.
If
the
question
of
aM
with
sincere
response
In
I
peace
were
taken
up
by
a
major
ncuinu
uui
".
"
ment
might
give
n
receptive
car.
In
Paris
It
was
nnnouncea
yesier
abdicated.
At
12:30
ue
ici
wireless
station
broadcast
a
de-nlal.telllnt
the
people
the
report
was
entirely
untrue
and
that
It
was
the
work
of
the
lying
British
propaganda
machine
In
carrying
out
Its
swindling
campaign
of
lies
and
Intrigue.
VICTORIA.
B.C.
Stalls
TRAIN
HIT
CAR:
NINE
ARE
DEAD
Tragedy
On
Level
Crossing
Just
West
Of
Toronto
This
Morning
Seven
school
children
and
two
women
were
killed
when
a
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
train
struck
an
automobile
Immediately
west
of
here.
The
dead
are
Mrs.
Gordon
Brown:
her
daughter,
Marion;
Miss
Mildred
Taylor,
Maiion
libando,
Lucy
Tibando.
Andrew
Tibando,
Gladys
Davis,
Verna
Davis
and
Joyce
Boyle.
Mrs.
Brown
was
driving
the
children
to
school.
IS
SELF
DEFENCE
rhu
On
Senator
Describes
Proposed
United
States
Neutrality
Legislation
WASHINGTON,
D.
cj
October
10:
CP
President
Roosevelt's
rHa
In
iU
1
T-i
I
A
Ct
tlA
Cjatiatih
vu
w
va
lit
U1C
VtUVlU
UIOIW
n.a-today
1i
defeated
a
motion
to
separ-
neutrality
bill
from
tho
arms
embargo
repeal
Issue.
Senator
Charles
Tobcy
would
have
sent
the
question
back
to
the
foreign
relations
Tomorrow
s
I
jges
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
south
to
L
5:60
I
'g.g
jt.
southeast
winds,
partly
cloudy
18:21
pj
ft-'
and
slightly
milder.
-
I
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
230.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
10,
1939.
PRICE:
6
CENTS
rcmicr
U
Qkniilrlprintr
Hirlpr---
f
va
1
i
hamberlain
lo
Make
Daladier
Is
IN
BALTIC
IS
SERIOUS
Assumes
Proportions
of
Crisis
Sweden
Alarmed
As
Kussia
Masses
Troops
To
Coerce
Finland
FINNS
EVACUATING
HELSINGFORS,
Finland.
Oct.
10:
(CP)
All
civilians
who
can
go
are
being
urged
to
make
immediate
preparations
to
leave
Helsingfors
and
Vipuri.
This
advice
was
conveyed
in
a
broadcast
by
Minister
of
the
Interior
Kckkonen.
He
said
that
the
message
was
purely
precautionary
but
the
sooner
it
was
carried
out
the
better.
The
warning
was
given
as
a
Finnish
mission
was
on
the
way
to
Moscow
at
the
Invitation
of
Russia
to
discuss
unspecified
economic
and
t
politi
cal
problems.
Russia
has
gained
sweeping
concessions
from
similar
nusiJons
from
the
small
Baltic
states
of
Lithuania,
Latvia
and
Lsthonia.
committee
for
a
change
along
STOCKHOLM,
Sweden,
October
these
lines.
.
10:
With
the
Soviet-Finnish
sltu-
Senator
Warren
Austin,
Repub-
ati0n
reaching
a
critical
stage
as
lican
of
Vermont,
described
the
miiand
es-sts
Russian
overtures
United
States
administration
neut-
f0r
concessions
under
the
guise
of
rallty
bill
as
an
"act
of
self
de-
a
non-aggression
treaiy
similar
to
fence
because
it
Is
designed
to
aid
those
accorded
by
Esthonia,
Latvia
Orcat
Britain
and
France."
."We
and
Lithuania,
Sweden
last
night
must
do
everything
possible
to
hast-
commenced
taking
special
military
en
an
Allies
victory."
Austin,
who
preparedness
steps.
The
army
Is
s
assistant
Senate
minority
lead-
being
Increased
by
mobllizat.on
of
r.
said.
We
don't
ask
whether
20,000
reservists
to
total
100,000
this
bill
Is
neutral
We
need
only
strength.
The
fceds
were
reported
know
It
is
an
act
of
sel-defence.
to
be
massing
troops
within
BELGIUM
IN
CONFERENCE
Good
Progress
Being
Made
In
Meet
Ing
With
Great
Britain
a
few
days.
MESSAGE
WA
sT
1
1
7"T
chlef
of
the
fleet
following
a
two-day
visit
at
the
week-end
to
the
navy
at
a
northern
base
"I
am
glad
to
have
had
the
opportunity
to
visit
a
portion
of
the
fleet."
ddclared
Hts
Majesty,
The
King
also
visited
a
coastal
airdrome
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
where
he
decorated
airmen
who
took
part
in
the
successful
raid
of
Kiel
Canal
shortly
auer
me
war
began.
I
twenty-five
miles
of
the
Finnish
border,
causing
alarm
of
growing
t
j
Soviet
pressure
to
coerce
Finland
into
accenting
the
ne
demands
aemanas
for
ior
naval
Unyielding
War
Will
Not
End
Until
Rea)
Peace
Is
Assured
Says
Prime
Minister
of
France
To
People
TORONTO
October
10:
(CP,-
SITUATION
THIS
IS
NO
CAMPAIGN
OF
CONQUEST
FOR
ALLIES,
HE
DECCLARES
LATEST
HITLERIAN
1
OFFER
ONLY
RUSE
AND
VIOLENCE
PARIS,
Octoter
10:
(CP)
Premier
Edouard
Daladier,
in
a
radio
speach
to
France
tonight,
accused
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
repeatedly
breaking
his
promises.
He
said
the
French
would
not
lay
down
arms
"until
the
world
has
certain
peace."
Neither
France
nor
Great
Britain
has
embarked
upon
a
war
of
conquest"
Premier
Daladier
said.
"They
accepted
the
war
because
Germany
wanted
to
impose
domination
of
Europe.
The
peace
Germany
now
offers
is
one
of
ruse
and
violence.
"There
will,
however,
be
real
peace
in
the
future.
"Every
six
months
Germany
makes
new
territorial
demands
and
then
says
she
is
satisfied,"
Daladier
added.
"Far
from
bringing
about
a
reduction
of
armament,
this
system
makes
other
nations
increase
their
armament."
CANADA
TO
BE
MADE
IMPERIAL
TRAINING
CENTRE
FOR
AIRMEN
Advance
School
Will
De
Set
Up
in
Dominion
for
Pilots
and
other
Aviation
Men
From
AH
Parts
of
British
Empire
To
Make
Force
Overwhelmingly
Superior
OTTAWA,
October
10:
(CP)
Announcing
that
Canada
would
be
made
the
centre
for
training
Empire
fighting
airmen,
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
today
revealed
that,
with
the
training
scheme,
was
a
plan
for
increased
production
in
Canada
of
bombing
and
fighting
planes.
The
finished
aircraft
will
be
flown
across
the
Atlantic.
LONDON,
October
10:
(CP)-Sir
Kineslev
Wood.
cttPt.of.,,.
cnv.
a:,,
nnnnnnoail
in
f,Q
Ilniu-n
nf
r,.
r.
and
air
base
concessions
,
V
""""""
"uu;,
Ui
ucsigned
t0
increase
Soviet
dom-
iuuay
uuu
uanaua
wuum
De
usea
as
an
advanced
scnool
.nation
of
the
Baltic.
Sweden
is
for
training
of
pilots
and
airmen
of
all
parts
of
the
Em-aiarmed
over
the
suggestion
that
i)ire.
The
eovernments
of
Great
Britain,
Australia.
New
bale;
?on
f
islnoTciose
7o
inland
and
uanada
Had
agreed
to
set
up
preliminary
Sweden's
eastern
coast.
i
Finland
has
agreed
to
accept
LONDON,
Oct.
10.
-A
trade
con-'the
Russian
InvltaUon
to
confer
ference
between
Great
Britain
and
at
Moscow
In
regard
to
a
non-Belgium
is
making
good
progress,
it
aggression
pact
with
Soviet
Russia.
Is
officially
announced.
Reports
ine
Finnish
finance
minister,
will
rmm
Herman
miarter
that
neco-
head
the
Finnish
delegaton.
Fin-
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vrt
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tlatlons
have
broken
down
are
stat-
land
will
demand,
In
any
negotla-
gx
Month
With
Sea
Pirates
ed
to
be
completely
untrue.
The
Hons,
to
be
treated
as
an
equal
in
and
unRer
ToJd
by
skipper
of
Belgium
delegation
nas
merely
re-
economic
ana
puuucai
Chinese
Junk
turned
to
Brussels
to
confer
with
There
will
be
no
concessions,
me
the
government
and
will
return
In
Flnnlnsh
government
nas
uuuna-
QUATSINO.
Vancouver
Island,
ted,
that
wui
mane
me
uauim
lQ.
(CP)story
of
a
slx
month
subservient
to
Russia.
batUe
wUn
$ea
pirates
and
nunger
over
Russia's
Intentions
In
con
nectlon
with
Finland
which
is
re
.nations
From
the
deck
of
the
Tal
Ping.
t.nn4
ofTtilnct
nnv
Incursion
or
Its
Klnr
visit
Fleet
at
Northern
Base
.
.
iCapt-
Anderson
descrtbea
now
ne.
PARIS.
Oct.
10.-
The
French
war
derjartment
announced
yesterday
that
a
uerman
suo
Shanghai,
then
typhoons
on
the
Pacific
and
for
weeks
lived
on
I
a
bowl
of
rice
dally
as
supplies
,
dwindled.
With'
water
supply
low,
Very
Long
War
t
military
way
for
a
long
war.
uauiLiij
skituuis
ui
uicir
uwn
coun-
tries.
Graduates
of
these
schools
would
be
sent
to
Canada
for
advanced
technical
training.
"The
undertaking
is
one
of
great
magnitude."
Sir
Klngsley
declared.
"Its
development
will
result
In
a
very
great
and
rapid
Increase
In
the
number
of
training
schools,
which
Is
already
large
and
'will
achieve
an
increased
output
of
first
line
pilots,
observers
and
air
gunners
which,
combined
with
our
home
effort,
will
ensure
that
great-
ana
uennmik
c
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by
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coast
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erve
her
neutrality,
task
may
be
long
and
arduous
but,r
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I
have
every
confidence
In
your
sue-
cess
Your
spirit
and
determination
Is
bound
to
result
In
a
success-j
ful
conclusion"
So
declared
a
message
from
King
George
VI
to
the
commander-ln-
French
Sink
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the
ricewasooiieam
sea
water
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For
Deputies
J
PARIS,
Oct.
10.
Thirty
-five
:
members
of
the
French
Chamber
of
Deputies
have
been
;
arrested
on
charges
ot
subversive
'activities
In
.connection
with
efforts
to
illegally
Washington.
D.C.
Ofct.
10.
!
reconstitute
the
Communist
party
marine
had
been
destroyed
at
.The
United
States
Department
of'
which
has
been
disbanded.
Twenty-
sea
by
a
French
patrol
boat.
state
reports
that
belligerent
na-
one
of
the
arrests
were
made
In
the
No
particulars
were
given.
.tions
of
Europe
are
arming
them-
provinces
and
fourteen
In
Paris.
it
selves
In
an
economic
as
well
as
a
Several
French
communist
leaders
are
still
at
liberty.