be
Btrn
Suffering
Hundreds
Uf
Cuiuttin
With
No
alns
tar
rf
r
iff
-I
Mr
o.-r
12:
(CP
Oer-
-
:iric.
along
the
ird,
the
French
i'
squads
of
hand1
v
i
supported
by
J
rtjqppanlcs,
were(
!i
yesterday
after
(
Thi?
stuck
were
i
Sasrbf
iioeken
and
iry
men
aakl
'
itwrcsilnR
teopc
of
to
hi'
(rapt
was
com
r
with
onljr
wnakf
:r
J
AclirltT
Today
l
todu
.
battered
I
irom
1
1'?
Moelk
Diinul
v.z
a
tertes
h
are
;
-parted
to
Kai.
"hvi'irtds"
of
last
tnrr-e
days
njj
aii
ii.chi
of
"T.
n
in
oti'-
untdentl-the
alfht.
said
were
repulsed
'paraUon
by
Oer-j
I
lus
suddenly
turned
CAUGHT
I
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago'
lf'
w
t9
mi
l
t
i...
,.,nvi.
"
(f
a
Prf7.pmvl
in
rimw
un
-(m,t
reinforced
AustrO-
''ffian
urniv
in
Amlrhn
flnllpla.
W
erorCj
as
Herman
drive
fRujh
B(
ismm
gathered
momcn-
Adanacs
Win
NEW
Boxla
Title
rr
m
..
uiiucs
won
a
id
thf;
,ast
nlht-for
lhclr
itra.'ht
victory,
plviiig
em
t.ho
Canadian
box
la-
U.
,
.
"iia.ni
WHICH
t
W
llP
rt
lo.f
....
...
tpsi
Mve
e"icred
a
pro-
g.
0
n'n
,;onnccUon
with
the
Lithuania
To
Return
To
Its
Ancient
Seat
Noble
Five.
.02.
Pacific
Nickel,
.13.
Pcnd
Orlelle.
2.70.
Pioneer;
2.25.
Premier.
1J0.
Privateer,
.PS
(ask).
Reeves
MacDonald.
J5.
Reno.
MS.
Relief
Arlington,
.12.
Salmon
Oold,
.03.
Sheep
Creek,
1.12.
Cariboo
Cariboo
Hudson.
Hudson.
.014.
A.
P.
Con..
20.
Calmont,
.45
(ask).
C.
ii
E
2.45
(Ex.
Dlv).
Freehold,
.02V.
Home,
2.75.
Royal
Canadian,
.19.
OkalU.
18.
Mercury.
.074.
Prairie
Royalties,
.224.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.394.
Bcattle,
1.02.
Central
Pat..
2.25.
Cons.
Smelters,
51-50.
East
Malartlc.
2.40.
Fcrnland,
.024."
Francocur,
.33.
Oods
Lake.
.47.
Hardrock,
.95.
'
KOVNO.
Lithuania.
Oct.
12,
With
a
triumphant
return
planned.
ai
for
October
18.
the
Lithuanian
eov
VHm
which
has
been
restored
.
to
It
under
the
non-aggression
pact
.with
Russia.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourfsy
8.
D.
Johnrton
Co.)
Vancouver
Uig
Missouri.
.104.
Bralorne.
10.7S
(ask).
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.80.
Dcntonla.
.01
4.
Falrvlew,
.01?.
Oold
Belt.
JO;
.01.
I
XT
Fi
l
nrnPI
l1
.014-111
ISA.
1
1
JuLa
HNl,ey
Ama,amalcd'
Oils
01
Usk)-
P'rtm
ll
hliit
Boat
Skinner
I'
f
Combat
Urtnern
BritUh
1
FiMhipr
,ntl
ficrman
Planetl
i
.....
Ltsr.lM).
Norway,
October
!;
ICn
Norwegian
fishing
r,t
lUpper
asserted
that
he
H
kfrn
trapped
In
the
midst
in
hour
and-a-lialf
North
Irtish
warshiix
anA
ahnut
ISO
'fmin
pUnes
on
Monday.
I
tapUln
said
that
neither
f1
'hips
nor
nlanrs
were
hit
lltiH
the
battle
but.
after
the
irihip,
steamed
away,
lie
heard
Is
"plosion
and
saw
a
column
'
,ife
on
the
hnrltnn.
I
Int.
Nickel.
.46ft.
Kerr
Addison,
1-80.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.90.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.75.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.32.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.17.
Moncta,
.83
(bid).
Noranda,
.74.
Pickle
Crow,
4.20.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.44.
San
Antonio,
1.73.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.31.
Stadaconn,
.44.
Uchl,
.75.
Bouscadillac,
.04V4.
Moshcr,
.05.
Oklend,
.00.
Smelters
Oold,
.014-Dominion
Bridge.
43.50.
New
York
Allls-Chalmcrs,
43V.
American
Can,
113?b-
t
American
Car
ft
Foundry,
374-American
Locomotive.
204.
American
Smelting,
W.
American
T.
As
T.,
162n.
Anaconda,
33'i.
Baldwin
Locomotive.
19'i.
Bethlehem
8tecl,
89.
Caterpillar
Tractor.
57i.
Dupont.
1804-General
Electric
40a.
General
Motors.
57:i.
Goodyear
Tire
&
Rubber,
28.
Inland
Steel,
95.
International
Nickel.
393;.
Kennccott
Copper.
39.
National
Biscuit,
22?,.
HERE'S
-GOOD
CRICKET"
LONDON
With
agreement
of
the
air
ministry,
British
airmen,
who
escaped
from
Iceland
recent-ly
with
a
Royal
Air
Force
plane
after
having
been
forced
down
there
on
becoming
lost,
will
return
voluntarily
to
be
interned.
This
will
relieve
Iceland
of
any
implication
of
breach
of
neutrality.
NO
ARMISTICE
SERVICE
LONDON
In
view
of
the
governments
wartime
ban
on
large
public
assemblages,
there
will
be
no
Itemembranre
Day
service
at
the
London
cenotaph
this
year.
GERMAN-SOVIET
BOYCOTT
CINCINNATI
The
American
Federation
of
Labor,
at
Its
convention
here,
reaffirmed
the
boycott
on
German
goods
nd
extended
It
to
Russia,
both
being
deemed
aggressor
nations.
Is
I
BRITISH
ROMBEKS
BURRANK,
CaL
There
will
be
a
mass
night
from
here
to
Newark,
New
Jersey,
of
fifty
fighting
planes
which
were
built
at
the
Lorkhted
factories
here
on
Brit-lh
trrders.
Two
hundred
and
fifty
planes
In
all
were
ordered
and
production
of
ihem
is
pro
ceeding.
They
will
be
held
at
ewark
pending
amendment
of
the
neutrality
laws.
.Active
Service
Chaplains
Named
Rt.
Rev.
L,
Nfllican.
Bishop
of
Pembroke,
Will
Be
Chief
Roman
j
Catholic
Padre
OTTAWA,
Oct.
12:
(CP)
Appointment
of
RU'Rev.
L.
Nelllgan.
Bijhop
of
Pembroke,
Ontario,
as
principal
Roman
Catholic
chaplain
I
among
the
Canadian
troops
on
ac
tive
service
Is
announced
by
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
,
minister
of
national
defence.
Rt
Rev.
G.
A.
Wells,
Anglican
Bishop
of
Cariboo,
as
an-'
nounced
yesterday.
Is
the
principal
protcstant
chaplain
ini
nnis
a
nr
EFFECTIVE
PROVINCIAL
LIBflARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Signing
Up
Today
Agreement
Between
Great
Britain!
and
Istabul
Will
Follow
Soon
Thereafter
IONDON.
OH.
12
-British
news
j
papers
are
predicting
that
be
com
!tnerIal
awment
co'nTlnded
yes
Netherlands
member
of
the
crew
of
the
German
liner
Bremen,
which
sailed
August
30
from
New
York,
Just
before
the
declaration
of
war
and
regarding
the
whereabouts
of
which
there
was
much
mystery
for
some
lime,
declares
that
the
vessel
reached
Murmansk,
a
north
Russian
port,
after
a
thrilling
voyage
during
which
she
flew
the
soviet
flag
and
preparations
were
made
to
destroy
her.
rather
than
altow
her
to
fall
into
British
hands.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Drizzle,
southeast
wind,
twelve
miles
per
hour;
visi
bility,
six
miles;
barometer,
30.30i
(falling);
temperature,
55;
sea
xripie
isjuiiu
russ
.
ism-perature.
52;
light
swell.
Langara
Island
Foggy,
barometer.
30.25;
visibility,
one
mile;
tem-
s
vrnrh
iiar
T.ion
150
ooo
Ton,
of
perature,
53;
light
swell.
'
Tree
Point-
r..
n(ii
for
r.-rmanr
Dead
Overcast,
'
.
southwest
southwest
wind,
wind,
five
five
miles
m.lesper
per
hour
hour;'
I
Urometer.
visibility.
25
30.32;
PARIS.
Oct.
12.-Slnce
the
war
miles;)
..
.
.
j
pmnrature.
50:
sea
smooth.
-
"
r
I1a1
TJah
CVsnnt
ndlns
KrVAwA
blockade,
It
was
announced
Weather
Forecast
General
SynopsisThe
presure
is
relatively
high
off
Vancouver
Island
and
low
west
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Scattered
show-
a
Y
n
a
rtfsnnrrnfi
fin
i
Y
A
cf
I
New
York
Central,
2Ui.
North
American
Aviation,
20Tb.
Pennsylvania
Railroad,
25.
Public
Service
or
N.
J.,
38T8.
Radio
Corporation,
5!r.
Repbllo
Steel,
26?B.
Soars-Roebuck,
784.
Standard
Oil
of
N.
J.,
48.
Standard
Oil
of
California,
284-United
Fruit,
83.
United
States
Rubber.
41s8.
United
States
Steel,
754-
Viri
Dttjr
rufej
i.tvu4i,
ter.
30.42;
temperature,
swell.
52;
light
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.
37.
Vancouver
Foggy,
calm;
barometer.
30.37.
Victoria
Clear,
northwest
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
Prince
George
Cloudy,
southeast
CIO
1KI1C
UVVUUvU
Via
wwi
.
.
L
.
while
It
is
fair
ln
.the
Interior
oflnd'
"!!
mUes
.
Per
-M
hour'
barom
British
Columbia.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Islend
Moderate
to
.
fresh
northwest
tc
west
winds,
mostly
fair
with
increasing
cloudiness
at
night
eter,
30.18.
ARE
DEAD
IN
Tomorrowsfyrg
Weather
Forecast
12:M
n.i
.
5
iSf
-
r
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
7:02
It
ML
a
n
ll
1
Islands
Fresh
southeast
ia:oi
pit,
'-
I
winds
with
showers
and
cooler.
i
IMI
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
gr
-
si
;
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
12,
1939.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
hamberlain
Rejects
Hitler
Plan
ERMAN
Protesting
At
FEELER
,Inte"eption
ATTACK
r.th
Military
aien
.oic
in-tuini
Scope
of
Nazi
Assaults
On
Western
Front
lostly
For
Enemy
Sweden
Hoes
Not
Like
Oreat
Brl-tain
Interfering
With
Cargo
Between
South
America
i
STOCKHOLM,
Oct
12
The
Swed
en
government
has
protested
to
London
at
the
Intercepting
by
the
British
blockade
of
cargo
moving
between
Sweden
and
South
America
on
Swedish
ships
War
News
Turkey
And
Soviet
SEEKING
AID
FOR
FINLAND
Annual
Itil
Tn
ITnlf
rf
SIm
I
-ft
-"
,....
v
un
i
iiivivuir
1
,
n
i
ru"'
wV;r
T
An
Scandinavian
Nations
To
to
.u
i
Turkey
are
expected
sign
their
inlercede
Wltn
Kussia
long-neglccted
agreement
on
trade
I
and
economic
matterp
today.
It
...
...
.
:
ugu
uuumer
ui
rimana
win,
'
u
with
the
signing
of
an
agreement
It!I,Ml
......
an
an,
,
th
,
between
Oreat
Britain
and
Turkey.
ted
Suies
Sweaen
Noiway
and
First
Of
Series
Of
Anglo-Russian
Trade
Agreements
Denmark
to
use
tnelr
gvou
jf
fices
to
lnterceds
with
Soviet.
Russia
to
:
it
was
decided
in
wash
jij
ton
last
night
that
any
dimaich
had
octn
iade
tu
Russia
on
behalf
of
ii-lmand.
The
Swedish
minister
terdav
between
Oreat
Britain
andjUnlted
SUtes,
it
was
learned
how
So-let
RuTu
whereby
Russian
ever,
had
conferred
with
Pr.'sident
whit
will
be
exchanged
for
Brl-,
Roosevelt
and
the
Norwegian
and
tleh
tin
and
rubber
w
but
the
first
i
iJanlih
minisicra
with
SocrJtary
of
of
a
series
of
such
AMSTERDAM
'.
(CP)
E.
Tost,
cook
agreements
I
State
Cordell
Hull.
u-hch
will
extend
to
other
import
an-
romtrodlMes.
TRIP
WAS
EXCITING
and
only
h-iu-
h
rerorts
of
Soviet
trqbp
concentrations
near
the
Finnish
:.nntir
ore
not
confirmed
In
Moscow.
Finland
Is
still
Jilgh'y
nervous
-bout
an
lnvas
n
and
i;
con'lnu-ns
feverlshiy
with
the
evacua
tion
of
civilian
from
tl:
principal
cities
as
a
precautionary
measure
.anst
pa-sble
air
raids.
Antl-
v,h.ri.a.
rv
n..,iK..
v,
aircraft
guns
,
and
mach
oe
guri
Of
Brrmrn
FrtrmNewYrkT:
-arc-
alld
ln!
building
In
Hcl-
North
Russian
Tort
".
toP?
f
ingiors
ana
o;ner
cmes.
Arm"
re-
October
IS:
I
nior(:cinrnu
arr
01
1,1
"loouiicu.
iwenty-on-'
sovler
pianos
were
reported
to
have
been
flying
off
-i
Finland
yesterday.
Soviet
bombing
i
planes
could
reach
Finland
from
".their
bases
within
f
ftecn
mlnutesi
I
HOUSE
BUZE
ast
nltht
denied
a
report
that
Finland
had
been
urged
to
irsfst
Ru.sla
However,
official
British
sympathy
with
the
plight
of
the
Baltic
nations
was
voiced.
QUEST
FOR
Britb
RAIDER
ON;
Dcgan,
isu.uuu
ions
oi
coniraoana,
r
;
.
,1
,
.
Including
40.000
tons
of
foodstuffs
BuI1
Iarb,:r-
,fog;
ca,m:
kl
f
1
I
''a
for
Germany,
have
been
seized
by
barome?0:2
f"85
temp""'
Oloi
HanSOn
IS
Acts
Before
Words
Are
Needed
In
View
Of
Broken
Promises
TiVTViW
fWtAKop
19
Tfia
fn
i
ww
iifn
-w
w
!
Ti
I
win
be
soon
followed,
it
is
exDected.L,
7171
r
A
uouia
uc
rso
reace
wnn
iionor
on
uasis
oi
ruenrers
Last
Utterance
Parliament
Receives
Statement
With
Enthusiasm
LONDON.
October
12.
Prime
Minister
NeVille
.vr?i,fe,Siiit'
Chamberlain
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
it
was
.may
make
on
this
Baltic
republic.
.,
,
.
,
,
.
-
J
,
-
;uuiu
autnoiiues
appear
to
be
impossible
to
accept
as
a
basis
of
peace
the
proposals
of
'comment
that
Presiaeu.
:oossveit
Lhancellor
Adolf
Hitler
without
forfeiting
honor.
Hitler's
w.u
urge
mcdei
at
upon
ihe
word
can
no
longer
be
depended
upon,
the
Prime
Mipister
j
Kremlin.
;
...
'
declared,
and
acts
before
words
i!
German
Ship
Is
Captured
LONDON.
Oct.
12:
(CP)
The
Royal
Navy
is
reported
to
have
captured
the
13,615
ton
Ger-
man
steamship
Cap
Norte.
A
report
issued
by
the
Preis
As-
relation
said
that
the
Cape
.
Norte
sailed
from
the
Brazilian
sort
of
Pernambuco
on
SeD-
tcmber
17.
IROQUOIS
SAFE
OVER
York
With
57
Passengers
N'F.W
must
now
be
forthcoming
before
"we
can
cease
war"
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain's
rejection
of
Hitler's
overtures
followed
due
consultation
with
the
Dominions,
France
and
Poland
in
regard
to
war
alms.
On
the
eve'
of
the
Premier's
statement
today,
powerful
government
leaders
met
last
night
at
No.
10
Downlng'Street
to
receive
a
preview
of
Its
contents.
The
statement,
made
In
the
course
of
Mr.
Chamberlain's
weekly
report
on
progress,
was
received
by
the
House
with
enthusiasm.
The
crowded
Houss
of
Com-
moos
cheered
as
Mr.
Chamberlain-
A
1
A
TTtll
'
7
4,
icjcvicu-
timers,
peace
terms.
,
Bluntly,
the
German
government
tlnued
warfare
and
peace
in
which
the
Allies
would
not
lose
honor.
"The
Issue
Is
plain,"
Chamberlain
declared.
"Either
the
German
government
must
give
convincing
proof
of
sincerity
of
their
desire
for
peace
by
definite
acts
and
by
provision
of
effective
guarantees
A,n
fit?
German
Threatened
Lluer
Docks
At
New
0f
intention
to
fulfill
their
under
takings
or
we
must
persevere
In
our
duty
to
the
end.
It
Is
for
Oer-
YORK,
'
October
12:
The
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A
Lniied
Slates
Lines
steamer
Iro-
"""r
was
Quo
docked
safely
at
the
Nortti
IIitler's
Proposals
were
vague
and
River
pier
at
8:30
Wednesday
uncertain
and
contained
no
sug-nlgnt
with
577
American
refugees
f
stlons
for
righting
"wrongs
don?
to
Czechoslovakia
and
Poland."
cn
board
from
Europe.
The
dock-
oul"
Msr-
l'"iU"utriam
a"ea-
"
Standard
tg
was
at
8:30
Eastern
which
had
was
not
alone
the
freedom
of
the
unc.
ine
Iroquois,
hoAn
fhrpnfPnpd
tt-ith
xinkinz
utak
w
ai,
siaic.
a"ack
by
a
mysterious
warning
A1f
Jeopardy
was
the
peaceful
,
'
.sh
u
Warships
fcwurlng
s
South
,k
admiralty,
was
existence
of
Great
Britain,
the
Atlantic
for
German
Pocket
met
in
mid
Atlantic
by
United
PT.ln.loniL
'J
rest
of
the
Battleship
Admiral
Scheer
.c
mvm
.v,1pVl
British
Empire.
France
and
rJTTT
,
Ponied
her
home.
Naval
planes
freedom-loving
countries.
Oct
12.-Brltlsh
d,h
naval
LONDON,
ew
ow
Iroquois
ln
greetlng
vessels
are
now
engagm
iu
an
intensive
hunt
of
the
South
Atlantic
Together
as
Never
Before
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
12:
(CPi
In
an
Interview
here.
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skcena,
reiterated
the
statement
that
Canadians
must
stand
together
as
never
before
forgetting
all
differences
of
politics,
race
and
religion
to
preserve
their
democratic
system
of
government
arid
the
principles
of
British
Justice.
Hanson
Is
visiting
here
on
business.!
Northbound
from
Vancouver
to
as
she
arrived.
a
orrtftr.
thrw
rinv
storm
and
l0lJ.hJ,Ja"
.b,a"!!!,
overflowing
stream
of
sinister
ru-
now
admits
that
there
Is
no
doubt
passengers
and
the
211
crew
members
during
10.000
ton
vessel,
which
two
weeks
'Z.Z.1
There
were
scenes
of
Joy
and
re-
f
SSt-'llef
as
the
refugees
we're
welcom-
!
tor
C.
G.
Barber
and
announced
to-
day.
lex
Fraser
Of
Stewart
Passes
i'Cttllj
1CMCIU.IJ
in
Prince
Rupert
i
general
Hospital
Had
Been
Brought
Here
After
Stroke
Alex
N.
Fraser.
well
known
mln-
Donble
Traeedv
on
Titt
Meadows.
ace.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
er
and
prospector
of
Stewart,
who
Farm
In
Fraser
Valley
Today
Louise.
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
was
brought
to
the
city
about
six
jln
port
at
8:30
this
morning
and
weeks
ago
after
having
suffered
a
PITT
MEADOWS,
Oct.
12:
(CP)
Isalled
an
hour
later
for
the
north.'stroke.
passed
away
yesterday
David
Tingle,
aged
55,
and
Mrs.'
she
Is
due
back
here
next
Tues-.mornlne
at
the
Prince
Rimert
Gen
Margaret
McDonald.
60,
were
burn-
day
afternoon
southbound.
Wlthl
eral
Hospital.
He
was
about
sixty
ed
to
death
when
the
latter's
farm
j
northward
travel
now
falling
offjyears
of
age
and
had
spent
the
house
was
destroyed
by
fire.
'to
a
minimum,
there
were
only
greater
part
of
his
lire
In
the
East.
The
police
say
that
Mrs.
McDon-
thirty
passengers
aboard
the
Prln-
The
funeral
will
take
place
here
aid
and
Tingle
an
employee,
were
cess
Louise,
two
disembarking
here
next
Sunday
under
Masonic
aus-apparently
suffocated
before
they
while
two
went
aboard
here
for
'pices
deceased
having
been
a
mem-had
a
chance
to
escape.
the
north.
jber
of
the
order
in
Ontario.
ail
TRAINING
AVIATORS
hme
b
tnelr
relatlves
coast.
cd,
and.
Out
In
TwentyEeight
Weeks
Talking
Unity
GERMANS
MUST
REGISTER
I
OTTAWA.
October
12:
(CP)
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Is
gearing
Its
organization
to
war
All
unnaturalized
Germans
over
tempo
to
turn
out
fighting
airmen
the
age
of
sixteen
are
required
to
In
twenty-eight
weeks
of
actulal
.
.
.
.
.
i
,
i
.
(ralnfnn,
Iw
a
Thft
rci
rf
!
mo
FrtuvanTlpar
northwest
wind
.
..
.
register
ai
Givisionai
neaaquai
icib
t"-1-'
iiciki9
,
-.
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v
"
.
.
...
.......
sv.v...v
,..uu(u..vU
-.
0I
lne
provincial
poiictr.
hccuiuuis
That
Canadians
.musi
siana
,to
inctru"tlons
instructions
received
received
bv
by
InsDec-
Inspec-
viaea
lor
imy
weeits
oi
irunmig.
jWARSHIPS
ATREVAL
Soviet
Commences
Its
Taklnr
Over
of
Esthonian
Concessions-Troops
Next
Week
TALLINN,
Esthonla,
Oct.
12.
Three
Soviet
warships
arrived
here
yesterday
following
the
reaching
of
the
non-aggresslori
pact
between
Russia
and
Esthonla
which
allows'
the
Soviet
extensive
naval,
air
base
and
military
concessions.
The
ar-
rival
of
Soviet
troops
has
been
delayed
until
October
18-
No
boats
being
ln
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
Halibut
on
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,