1
Inn
w
PVI
n
HIE
111
LI
II.
UIL
k."
Lme
north
of
Luxembourg
ie
6aar
Valley,
a
major
of-
U
.
.
IK.
-A
an
u.
tt,.
Aitloa
till
atviir
In
a'
j
.
dffii:''''1
impending
on
the
.
.
.
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n
,
i
t
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1
ir
i
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I
t
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.
.
...
I
.
alrnariv
hn
hMVt
b;;if
i'.h
the
Germans
at-
'
stay
the
French
ad-h
f.trong
artillery
bom-Meantlme.
the
Allies
Important
coal
and
Iron
f
aarbrukkr-n
In
a
posl-'
2T
capitulation.
If
A.
...
UilWII
UIU
LUhllllft
Ulf
1
1.1
iTrani
source
ot
Qir-
the
Frrnrh
yesterday,
were
fr,t
t'fr
uniforms
similar
x
cx
bv
the
old
German
Im-
..
.ft
f
.
tert)
wrre
subjected
to
close
and
all
Information
ed
was
Immediately
!ie
War
Office.
There
y
considerable
hand
:hing
yesterday
I
a
Swiss
reports.
Uri
:ok
over
part
of
the
m
r
"9
rrencn
as
vney
en-
ifiiirv
n
rn
1
t1
ii
i
it
in
l
a
i
a
m
w
m
'
.
UCKINGHAM
"ni
Aing
ana
rormcr
.iionarcii
Mttt
for
rirst
Time
Since
Abdication
tftSDCW,
Gfpt
15:
-CP'
For)
e
t:-
raffing
since
December
i
w.r.asor.
yestcraay.
iney
"
i.s
nrmer
King
moiorca
-
-..a-
nhpmI
An
TAT
n
'
t.j
with
hu
brother.
What
.....
.
,
t
LUIhl
11
nWM.
"
Ih.l
1
,
.
.
.
.
,
I
..J
vr.c
uuxe
numoiy
icnurrcu
un'r.n
jn
any
effective
ca-
"7
towards
a
British
victory
In
.9
rtr"t
lHilrar;:cd
that
Edward
has
not
'
li
s
mother.
Queen
Mary
a
ocn
vlilt
her
at
Marlborouah
A!:xn
rrDorts
have
suggested
,
.
.
v
uukc
may
go
w
uniw
urr.Lin
amDassaaor.
tin.
f
V
m
B-B
DO
iv
suiivi
1
w
.
nces
Are
Up
iSl.
.
..
-
"inrs,
uKe
aii
uincr
riaces,
'
Affected
By
High
Cost
Of
Living
3
ANGELES,
September
15:-f,t
grade
larire
cbm
havn
ad
"d
in
price
here
from
37c
to
per
dozen,
Butter
is
selling
a'
it,
w
11114
AO
en
hnir
PirsV.
(e
Government
Is
Hard
Pressed
Meet
I'ubllc
Works
Uellef
Payroll
SACRAMP.MTn
And
we
RovernmMit
nf
Pniirnr.
,s
Short
Of
mnnnv
nnA
,nt
0
ItlPi.l
.
.7"
,
Z
"nlu
tax
collections
start
,.
m
is-
perelex
nc
the
st.it.!
"wonucs.
A
new
Australian
war
cabinet
wai
formed
today
and
It
taucd
a
call
for
a
volunteer
force
of
twenty
Ihotmnd
men
for
the
war.
New
Zealand
report
all
Its
re-source
behind
the
IlritUh
Prime
MinNter
Jan
Smuts
ad-vle-
Great
BrlUi'n
that
South
Africa
doe
not
Intend
to
send
troop
oveneas.
SHIPS
SUNK
NUMBER
28
Twenty
to
Twenty-Five
Submarines
Still
at
Large
Crew
of
Vancouver
City
Safe
LONDON.
Sept.
15.
Twenty-eight
ships,
eighteen
of
them
British,
have
been
sink
by
submarine
torpedoes
since
the
war
began.
It
was
officially
announced
yesterday.
Prom
twenty
to
twenty-five
Oer-man
submarines
are
believed
to
be
till
at
large
but
It
is
expected
they
LONDON
A
second
batch
ot
Brithh
Army
conscripts
has
been
called
up.
BKKI.IN
Russia
today
called
up
a
million
men
to
the
colors
In
regular
annual
draft.
The
Soviet
also
called
up
a
million
and
a
half
in
partial
mobilization
announced
last
week.
LONDON
The
House
ot
Commons
here
paused
a
wartime
empliiyment
control
bill
giving
the
ministry
authority
to
prevent
non
-essential
occupations
from
attracting
men
away
from
war
work.
BKRL1N
The
German
navy
may
be
ent
out
from
Kiel
Canal
and
other
bases
in
an
endeavour
to
break
the
strangling
blockade
which
Is
being
cifecled
by
the
British
navy.
wtll
have
been
disposed
of
by
the
-
end
-of
October.--
..-
.
t
,
ryt
"
.
e
The
first
encounter
between
a
10
lntertCrC
marine
was
reported
yesterday,
the
Wif
ft
Rf
nafiraQfc
r
Tomorrows
Tides
Weather
Forecast
2:50
a.m.
21.8
(t.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
High
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
13:06
run.
22
8
ft.
3.5
southeast
winds
and
shifting
to
9:08
ajn.
ft.
LOW
south.
Unsettled
and
cool
with
21:38
p.m.
2.Ji
rain.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
UUJJUiR-
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
15,
1
D3J.
PRICE;
I
CENTS
Push
In
Germany
Continues
1
f
atfMH
r
CTION
FOR
ACTION
OF
WESTFRONT
DOMINIONS
-
4Doer
To
Be
Gathering
For'
AutralU
Recruiting
Army
Of
Mijor
OffeiiMve
i.ncirmng
Starbrukken
Lh
ff
r.-p,
now
augmented
by
Briti-A-
continue
to
aarant
20,000
.New
Zealand
Backt
Bri
tain
No
African
Espedltlonary
force
S
F
uccesses
At
Sea
Continue;
N
orces
Still
Advance
In
Poland;
Number
Of
Submarines
Are
Sunk
i
!
I
War
News
:
I
Germans
Retreating
Down
Moselle
Valley,
Ripping
Up
Railway
Tracks
As
They
Go
On
East
Trend
Of
Rattle
Obviously
Against
Poles
AIR
RAID
REPULSED
PARIS,
September
15:
(CP)
A
German
air
attack
of
low
altitude
on
French
advance
lines
was
repulse
by
defending
pursuit
planes
as
French
ground
forces
consolidated
newly
won
positions
near
the
West
Wall,
it
was
officially
announced
tonight.
An
evening
communique
also
disclosed
that
a
German
counter
attack
had
been
repulsed
with
enemy
losses.
azj;ARMISTICE
WITH
JAPS!
Of
Non-Aggression
Tact
Between
Russia
and
Nippon
While
European
hostilities
continued,
Moscow
reported
that
Soveit
Russia
and
Japan
had
reached
an
armistice
in
the
quarrel
over
the
Manchoukuon-Mongolian
border.
There
was
ta'k
of
the
possible
signing
of
a
non-aggression
pact
between
them.
SQUALIS
!
IN
DOCK
Bodies
Are
Removed
From
Sunken
Submarine
Following
Weeks
Of
Salvage
Operations
picked
up
by
a
Dutch
trawler.
No
is
no
Intention
on
the
part
of
Swiss
border
advices
said
that
the
The
western
powers
meantime
Poland
evidently
in
imminent
dan
I
lives
were
lost.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourtray
H,
D.
Johnson
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.10.
Bralorne.
9.90.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.75.
Dentonla,
.02tt.
Falrvlcw.
.02.
Oold
Belt.
.22.
Hedley
Mascot,
.38.
Mlnto,
.01i.
Noble
Five.
.04Vi.
Pcnd
Oreille.
3.95.
Pioneer.
2.20.
Premier,
1.33.
Privateer.
.85.
Reeves
McDonald,
.55.
Reno,
J0.
Relief
Arlington,
15.
;
'"
Salmon
Gold,
.04.
Sheep
Creek,
1.08.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.
.20.
Calmont,
58.
C.
&
E.,
2.20
Freehold,
03.
Home,
2.60.
Pacalta,
.06
ii.
Royal
Canadian,
.18.
Okalta.'US.
Prairie
Royalties,
.21.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.46.
Beattrc.
1.02.
Central
Pat.,
2.12.
Con.
Smelters,
49.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.25.
Fernland,
.03.
Francocur,
.33.
Gods
Lake,
.42.
Hardrock,
.95.
Int.
Nickel,
47.25.
Kerr
Addison,
1.74.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.60.
MacLeod
Cockshutt,
1.75.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.26.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.10.
Moneta,
.85.
Noranda,
71.00.
Pickle
Crow.
4.15.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.30.
San
Antonio,
1.65.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
1.48.
Stadacona,
.31.
Uchl,
.82.
Bousctidlllac,
.03.
Qreat
Britain
to
interfere
with
the
Germans,
north
of
Wlssembourg,
,
transmission
and
reception
of
Gcr-
had
set
back
French
patrols.
man
radio
broadcasts.
officially.
Halibut
Sales
It
Is
stated
The
Oermans
are
credited
in
Ber-
Summary
American
51.500
pounds,
8c
and
10
b.jc
ana
oc.
Ioc
Canadian
93.500
pounds,
7.3c
and
5c
to
7.6c
and
5c.
,
American
Augusta,
16,000,
85c
and
6c,
At-Un.
Arcade,
14.500,
85c
and
6c,
Royal
i
Glacier,
8,000.
8c
and
6c,
Stor-1
age.
Rap
II,
13.000,
8.3c
and
6c.
Royal
Canadian
Signal,
26,000,
7.5c
and
5c,
Fanny
F
8,500,
7.3c
and
&c,
Storage.
Vera
Beatrice.
11.000.
7.3c
and
5c.
Paclflei
.
Sallda,
13,000,
7.4c
and
5c.
Royal.
Mtotcalfe'
Sf.OOO,
7.4c
ana
x,
Booth.
Dovre
B
30,000,
7.6c
and
5c.
Atlln.
SAME
CORNERSTONE
P1CTOU,
N.
S..
Sep.
15:
(CP)
NTicn
a
new
buiiamg
io
nouse
Plctou
Academy
was
constructed
here,
the
cornerstone
was
the
same
as
that
used
in
the
old
building
destroyed
by
fire
In
1938.
The
ordinal
building
was
erected
in
1880.
Mosher
Oklcnd,
,07i.
Oklcnd,
.06
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
Dominion
Bridge.
39.00.
New
York
American
Can,
lllU-American
Car
and
Foundry,
34.
Am.
Smelting
and
Refining.
57,
American
T.
and
T.,
166Tb.
Anaconda,
35V.
General
Motors,
54!a-Goodyear,
29?i.
International
Nickel,
42U.
Kcnnecott
43Vi.-
,
National
Biscuit.
22.
Standard
Oil
ot
N.
J..
52T.
acted
to
speed
the
flow
of
war
ma-
ger
of
complete
subjugation
by
the
terials
from
vital
Industries.
Nazi
invasion,
capitals
of
Europe
gJ8eESfclrlce
hich
mb
mbb
are
now
speculating
as
to
which
the
Russian
Bear
will
turn.
jlhere
are
indications
that
Mos-
Prince
Rupert
More
Excited
About
War
Than
London
Itself
Iocal
Theatre
Man
Rack
From
England
Left
Metropolis
Almost
on
War
Eve
Rritons
Resolute
And
Confident
Agreement
And
Argcn
By
G.
A.
HUNTER
i
ow
may
attempt
to
grab
back
at
this
time
White
Russia
and
Ukrainian
states
which
were
incorporated
into
Poland
after
the
Great
War.
Germany
would
keep
only
the
portions
of
Poland
that
she
desires.
Lithuania
may
also
demand
a
share.
After
the
German-Russian
split
which
some
observers
visualize,
the
Poles
would
be
allowed
to
retain
from
one-
Between
United
States!
prepared
for
war
abroad
or
attack
cow
sessions
of
the
supreme
mlll-itine
Being
Drawn
Up
!at
home.
There
is
no
fear
of
the
tary
council
of
the,
Soviet
are
be-
In
Spite
of
European
War
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
Sept.
15:
Uninterrupted
by
the.
European
war
situation,
negotiations
Be
tween
United
States
and
the
Argentine
for
a
trade
asrecment
are
proceeding.
'
MEMORIAL
UNVEILED
outcome,
no
thought
of
defeat.
Ev-
mg
aay-
,
er-one
knows
that
the
country
is
All
Russian
ships
on
the
high
u
perfectly
capable
of
withstanding
seas
headed
for
England
are
re-any
eventuality.
Every
Briton
is:
Ported
to
have
been
ordered
to
re-
naranrf
that
"lt
has
hwnme
in-
itum
home.
IS
POLAND
GIVING
IN?
.Moscow
Hints
Of
Possible
Signing'
Government
Moves
To
Roumanian'
Frontier
as
Nazis
Lengthen
Invasion
WARSAW,
Sept.
15.
The
Polish
government
has
appealed
to
Great
Britain
for
more
effective
aid
In
prosecuting
the
defence
of
this
country,
particularly
in
the
way
of
assistance
from
the
air.
LONDON,
Sept.
15.
Late
reports
last
night
from
Poland
on
the
war
against
German
invasion
were
not
so
very
reassuring.
The
Polish
government
has
moved
from
Lublin
to
Dowlochensky,
a
village
only
five
miles
from
the
Roumanian
border.
The
wife
of
Col.
Joseph
Beclc.
Po
lish
foreign
minister,
has
fled
to
Roumania.
The
United
States
ambassador
to
Poland,
A.
J.
Drexe'l,
Blddle,
has
left
Poland
for
Rou-
mania.
Bank
of
Poland
officials
visited
Bucharest
with
a
view
to
L0ND0N,
September
15:
(CP)
Great
Britain
and
Portsmouth
New
Hampshire
ma10
arrangements,
France
reported
Successes
at
sea
and
a
Steady
DUsh
to-
Seijfcmber
15:
The
sunken
sub-
necessity
arise,
of
should
the
tran
transferring
Po-
ward
the
German
Siegfried
Line
On
the
Western
front
to-
marine
Squalls,
which
was
sue-
1Ish
Bold
reserves
to
Roumania.
day
while
the
Reich
claimed
gains
in
Poland.
The
Minis-
brousht
t0
the
u.l'
stated
that
German
"
trv
nf
Tnfnrmarinn
nnnmiv.rHsrltr.nt
.
"m.mW
nf
n,,n
ng
salvase
oper-lterday
orces
w
...wv.
..v
i
..u.wltw
ui
unmoii
otlnn.
hv
th
ninr
.
.
llf
A
InM
.
VJert
CiOSUlg
1X1
Oil
BreSl-UlOVSK
(submarines
had
been
destroyed
by
British
destroyer
and
airplane
patrols.
Unofficial
French
advices
said
that
the
German?,
apparently
fearing
a
French
attack
in
force
toward
Trier,
were
retreating
slowly
down
the
Moselle
Valley
ripping
up
rail-
,
m
,
,
w;
s.
J
(
n
saVU
WiU!
.....
i
I
A.
A,
1
sn.
the
Docket.
The
lightning
war
I
At
the
extreme
left
of
the
front
has
added
about
half
of
Poland's
rrv
drck
bv
huae
cranes
toda7.
ovner
important
city
in
eastern
po
lio
with
new
advances
on
widely
Yesterday
the
Hrst
of
twenty-six
land.
German
military
authorities
separated
Polish
points.
In
the
bodies
of
men
who
lost
their
lives
.state
that
600,000
Polish
prisoners
south
the
Nazis
are
said
to
be
pres-
In
the
sinking
were
removed
from'
and
many
guns
and
tanlcs
have
fai
ring
into
the
Polish
Ukraine.
Near-
the
undersea
vessel
er
Warsaw
seizure
of
Jablona,
about
tn
miles
northwest
of
the
capital
I
rlalmwl
Rpvpntv
mil
ur.t
nf
road
tracks
which
follow
the
river.
Wamw
lne
Germaru
tlsilmei
Saarbrukken
major
-goal
rtthe
Unul
thwart
attempt,.
f
ea-.
French-
operations.
waTunoer
al-
p1it1k1
t
t0
break
0
of
WHAT
WILL
RUSSIA
DO?
len
into
the
hands
of
the
German
forces
since
the
campaign
in
land
commenced.
Warsaw,
although
completely
The
Polish-
Corridor
port
of;
Gy-dnla,
surrendered
yesterday
to
the
German
pounding
by
air.
sea
and
land,
after
having
held
out
for
al-
!
France
reports
mat
a
local
oiren-
150.000
square
miles
to
Germany
in
....
,
..
most
two
weeks.
submarine
being
driven
off
without.
"
4
""""""
"
slve
ha,
carried
Its
forces
closer
to
two
WCeks-
fighting.
T.V"
"
X"1
ine
"
g
ues7D
The
Germans
conUnue
their
un-
belng
sunk.
I
Trier.
Important
Oerman
base.
The
German
government
said
it
'
roudv
Vr
restricted
bombing
of
raUway
sta-
It
is
reported
officially
that
the'
Great
Britain
Making
No
Move
A
Oerman
western
front
report
had
begun
to
draw
on
conquered
aPar
.tions
and
of
women
and
children
crew
of
the
BritUh
freighter
Van-!
Against
German
Use
of
Air
:sald
that
a
French
attack
on
Sch-
Polish
regions
for
supplies
with
tar
-refugees.
couver
City,
torpedoed
yesterday!
wclg
had
been
driven
back
under
whlch
to
fight
Great
Britain
and
Serious
shortage
of
food
supplies
off
the
south
coast
of
England,
was
LONDON,
Sept.
15:
CP
t
There
heavy
artillery
fire.
France.
LONDON,
September
15:
With
in
some
parts
of
Poland
is
reported.
NIGHT
LIFE
RESUMING
Reoping
ot
Theatres
and
Cafes
Make
London
Gay
Town
Again
B.
C.
Girl
Making
Big
Hit
LONDON.
September
15:
(CP)
Reopening
of
theatres
and
amusement
places,
closed
since
the
commencement
of
the
war,
is
being;
permitted
on
a
restricted
basis
by
the
nnthnrttlps
and
nlffht
life
IS
third
to
one-half
of
their
country,
bemgresumed
aiong
lines
which,
a
bumper
state
between
Germany
...
,
,
,.cf
.,,
tn
and
RusslaOf
course.
Great
Brl-
be
as
eyer
iVUW
bAiC
.
419W
W
MUuv
i
permit
no
such
dividing
up,
no
4t,
r
aa
ofenn
Judping
from
the
observations
of
Fred
Read
of
the,
matter
what
the
cost
ot
prvent-,sophisUcated
ngtI
Md
dancer
Capitol
Theatre
staff,
who
returned
to
the
city
on
last
ins
lt-
.
.
:fr0m
Prince
George,
British
coi-
1
7,
7,
K)
.
,,
,
,
,
,
.
,
,
,
nonular
JU1"
wc
cafes
are
those
in
England
who
are
more
or
less
right
under
and
in
reprisal
for
alleged
viola-
the
gun."
Mr.
Read
left
London
on
the
Wednesday
prior
Negotiating
Trade
Pact
to
tne
Sunday
morning
when
war
was
declared.
Black-outs,
evacuations
and
other
regulations
withstanding,
the
people
of
London
were
going
about
their
business
and
pleasures
much
as
usual.
Every-
ining
in
ureal
uruam
is
penecuy
tolerable
to
live
under
this
threat"
officialdom
In
London
circumstances.
and
all
are
resolved
to
"go
after
any
Knowieage
oi
VTiM.rt.m
i.nll
tho
Wftor
end
"
i
cuun
usk
"c
ium
iui
That
is
the
spirit
In
which
the
British
people
quite
resolutely
and
confidently
entered
the
war.
Not
KINOSTON.
N.
B.,
Sept.
;
uie
Mt
worrieu
ny
iiimw
I
1
1
1U...
n
B.A
A
Aril
tt-A
irn
hrnmo
Miami
nn
an
ft.iV
ana
DIUSier,
me)
uic
ihu,
iv
v...
tree
was
unveiled
here
on
the
35th
!
Job
that
Is
ahead,
even
enthuslas-aiinlvrrsary
of
the
Kingston
(Mac-c
about
tackling
lt.
An
example
rtnnaiM
r-nnsniiriWd
fu-hn'ni
th
of
Britain's
preparedness
Is
that
the
fitt
consolidated
school
In
Cana-!
country
has
7500
fighting
planes
dalvThe
unveiling
was'
performed
'.
ready
for
action
and
machinery
In
contemplated.
REUNION
HELD
MIAVELOCK.
N.
B.,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
More
than
300
descendants
of
the
late
Daniel
Keith,
a
pioneer
In
this
part
of
New
Brunswick,
gathered
near
here
for
their
third
annual
reunion
and
picnic
night's
tram
from
a
visit
to
London,
the
people
of
Prince
"
nr"
nTrnT,"
"JZ'
"
"rnbia,
who
is
receiving
great
ac-
RiiDprt
?oom
a
pood
deal
more
worried
about
the
war
than
.u.
...
.
.
w
t.
claim
at
one
oi
me
metropolis
tlons
by
the
Poles
of
the
Russian
frontier.
Entry
of
Russia
into
the
war
would
bring
four
million
more
armed
men
into
action
as
well
as
nn
nlr
strength
"nf
Droblema'tical
'.proportions.
I
Ar-rnrrilns?
to
reDorts
from
Mos-
Derailment
Of
Denver
Train
Three
Cars
Left
Track
Yesterday
Under
"Curious
Circumstances"
Three
Persons
Injured
DENVER,
Colorado,
Sept.
15:
Three
persons
were
Injured
yesterday
when
three
cars
of
thei
Mountaineer
Limited
train
were
derailed
near
here
under
"curious
Cutter
Alert
At
Ketchikan
Again
Returns
To
First
City
Aftrt
Spending
Several
Months
On
Bering
Sea
Patrol
KETCHIKAN.
September
15:
The
coastguard-
cutter
Alert,
after
by
Miss
Margaret
Stewart,
now
of,
shape
to
maintain
the
strength.
,
The
descendants
came
from
many
spending
several
months
on
Ber-Toronto,
first
primary
teacher
at
Munitions
manufacture
has
been
points
in
the
province
and
the
ing
Sea
patrol,
returned
here
to-
the
school.
(Continued
on
Page
Tico)
United
states.
day.