Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Strong
southeast
to
south
winds,
unsettled
and
roU
with
rain.
3
T
35-
yoi
XXVHI
Wo-
263
he
Urgest
fields
ki
-
mi
'
a-
.Vtion'i
Gold
Button
At
Jasper
Buds
t
British
Columbia
Will
Have
No
Tax
Increase
Minister
Tells
House
Unemployment
Costs
Still
Prevent
Full
Balance
Fin
ancial
position
of
rrovincc
Reviewed
m
Document
The
balance
sheet
for
last
March
arv
of'
the
Qreat
War
armljtle
31
showed
surplus
of
anrU
over
lji
;
tomorrqwo
.'itgHjp.for
.lcjtonr..
f
irf.
t
wniir
n
zMitJM.
an
mcrra
ana
an
ena
v)
utrnun
mioic
i
)of
2.?08J)22
over
last
j-ear.
.
The
Oermans
have
Intensified'
4
a
The
gross
debt,
amounting
to
their
raids
at
several
points,
pre-i
$188,193,000
is
up
$1.768352-
ceding
them
with
heavy
artillery
I
The
net
debt
It
$152,061,344.
an
barrages.
In
at
least
one
case
an
IIP
i
PnO
ln-rease
of
$21J81.255.
entire
regiment
was
used
instead
UitJ.
vlljLl!iiJ
The
sinking
fund
Is
$38,131,705,
of
the
usual
company.
All
Oerman
1
jdown
$U12.403.
thrusts
have
been
successfully
re-
TTD
However.
Mr.
Hart
said,
the
sink-
pulsed
by
the
French.
nPAMl?ri
IV
IX
IV
IV
1
I
III
iir
fund
"rfMnit
non.nroTislon
of
French
communique
today
re-
the
major
portion
of
sinking
funds1
ported
activity
of
contact
unlts.
ulnce
1933-33."
was
better
than
any
The
Oermans
are
estimated
to
nave
one
nunarea
oitwoiw
massca
s
y..w
.
or
Thi.
other
province.
The
mlnUter
of
finance
said
that
between
the
riif
M
for
the
last
ftval
veariRivers.
were
S7J70.513
or
$851,752
under
the
preceding
-
year.
The
Dominion
had
Irion
Dom
nlon-nrovlnclal
reU-l
kk...
r-
i.
-,.,,.
r,f
on
Rhine
and
Moselle
Violence
of
localized
fighting
and
aggressiveness
of
Oerman
vanguard
M5PER.
November
10:-un
wan-
$4,518.-1
units
during
the
night
strengthen
'$
fishermen
this
year
maae
:.--,.
mlin!plnalltl.,
1965il39..ed
the
conviction
that
a
Oerman
of
in
,
sweep
ef
the
awaro
oiiereu
V"
:.-
-
ft.fens,Vc
was
near.
A
French
gen-
T
the
Ma
Igne
River
Angicxs
"
--r--
--
-,
.4iH
4nrt,v
lh9i
a
mki,,
hia.-
i.
reduction
in
tne
renei
om
i:
me
war
-
the'
rao
m
m
,.nw(i
connection
with
witn
me
.possible
and
that
Ftench
armies
,
St?..
from
Jitrwtr
Park
twlep.
HT
TIlCV
JTSS
tOOkl
M.
lurt
said
that
consideration,
are
braced
for
any
eventuality.
.
r
.
.
,
-
of
provincial-1
Military
leaaers
cnargea
uerman
fi
and
second
prlzea
in
one
oij
-Diane.
lh
Belgian
neu-
ever
rcr
entered
irtmun;ijai
i
..
t!antit
nnUl
nflr
the
nom
Commls-
irauiy.
...
nrcnrumz
.
......
-
-
.
i
he
Lodge
who
has
Just
completed
jtioiu
had
reported
and
reforms
PFQPFrT
impUaUon
of
the
records.
ere
maae
in
me
reuuoru
01
kic
1
yj
IVJUVJI
LV
X
Th
gold
button,
emblematic.
governments.
3n.
wss
won
bv
Rov
L
Cannlf.
of,
An
intf
resting'and
instructive
ac
fount
of
the
Biberlan
Expeditionary
rce
at
the
close
of
the
First
Oreat
war
was
Riven
bv
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy
VtMerday
afternoon
nt
the
weekly
'uncheon
of
the
Prlnre
Runert
Uo-
lfy
Chill
In
IVil.
rnmmnHnrn
r.ntf.
Resident
Tetcr
Ukle
in
the
chair.
vAnivir
uiTATLICD
karsdale
New
York.
Mr.
Cannlf
s
I
UUA
1
j
wc
i
i.ur.
pnzewlnnlng
fish
weighed
24
rounds
and
was
caught
on
a
tonsrd
five-ounce
rod
with
a
rimtchene
wet
fly.
For
the
first
tat
since
the
comrjctUlon
was
In-
lMn.
1
.-i
...
....
It.Ari
ltchi
rhnTl
ometer,
29.72;
temperature.
45;
visi
I
bility,
ten
miles
per
hour;
ngni
chop.
Hull
Harbor
Overcast,
southeast
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barom-er.
29.88
(rising);
temperature.
iv
visibility,
fifteen
miles;
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Part
ciouay.
cairn;
barometer.
29.93;
temperature,
visibility,
fifteen
miles;
sea
smoom
Raining,
northwest
NEUTRALITY
franre
Or
Her
Allies
Will
Not
Violate
Integrity
Of
United
States,
Reynaud
Declares
u
many
uB
ol
.,,,
hf.t
If
tint
a
dead
heat
for
runner-up
Triple
isiana
dhi,.
uuu
uw..t-
.
----
,ri
.;
w
I.
m
mn
twelve
inllea
ner
hour;
visl-.ted
States
neuUallty
Is
ever
vlo-
ervme
haa
awarded
the
joint
blltty.
twelve
mUes;
light
swell
and.Med,
It
will
not
be
through
any
olls
a
silver
button
each.
The
rtnneri
were
Charles
D.
Dickey
f
Philadelphia
and
Earl
David.
Moscow.
Idaho,
each
bringing
In
...
.
a
-
ii
n
'mcchcq
oeauiy
wcignuB
Pndj
2
ounces.
Thta
comnctttlon
Is
for
fly
flsh-
'r"in
only,
and
has
attracted
orld
vide
attention,
many
of
the
atsst
fly
fishermen
on
the
con-nent
havjng
participated
over
a
Pk4
of
years.
This
year
anglers
re
entered
from.
Canada,
United
States,
Great
Dritrtln
and
Australia
tnd
all
expressed
tnthuslasm
over
grand
fly
fishing
offered
at
Malign
Lake
In
the
Canadian
Rklet
Princo
Rupert
Raining,
south'
east
wind,
thirteen
mllea
per
hour
barometer.
29.69
irlslng;
temper
ature.
44;
visibility,
twelve
miles;
pAMS,
November
10:
(CP)
-
French
Finance
Minister
Paul
Key-
cn0p
aci
01
i
ranee
or
nv
Langara
IslandCloudy.
snowers
Westerly
wind.
22
miles
per
hour:iTllAa1iniT
Of
barometer.
29.57;
temperature.
45;
UniOaQing
UI
visibility.
25
miles;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point-Cloudy,
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
bar
City
Of
Flint
Cargo
Being
Taken
Off
Vessel
At
Bergen
Before
Proceeding
uome
To
United
States
nrnxiEN.
November
10:
(CP)
tinloadlna
of
the
cargo
of
the
nuv
of
Flint
Is
nroceedlng
here
before
she
lease
in
ballast
for
the
United
States.
Capt.
J.
a.
uam
rri
savs
that
none
of
It
Is
con
traband
consisting
of
lubricants,
v,i.nr
nnhalt
nnd
hardwoods
.
t..
.
k.rnm..
IU111......V
.
j
.
..r.-
-
-
.
....
wind,
five
mues
p.-i
The
carg0
has
been
sola
locaiiy,
lT.
29
90.
Victoria
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.-
98.
'
.
Vancouver
Raining,
southeast
wind,
27
miles
V"
llwm
oa"""
etcr,
29.96.
Hockey
Scores
Montreal
Canadians,
2;
New
York
41
Americans,
0.
GERMAN
SHIP
SAILS
SANTIAGO,
Chill
The
7000-Gtrman
freighter
Laund
has
sailed
from
Chill
for
home,
taking
the
cargo
of
another
German
vessel
Frankfort.
"t
There
are
seven
German
ships
In
Chilean
ports.
T
-GUGGENHEIM
DIES
NEW
YOItK-t-
George
Denver
Guggenheim,
3t,
son
of
flmon
Guggenheim
and
grandson
of
Meyer,
member,
of
the
famous
mining
famlljrf
fabulous
wealth,
Mas
found
dead
in
his
suite
in
Paramount
Hotel.
He
died
from
his
own
hand
but
his
family
refuser
to
admit
it
mas
suicide,
suggesting
accident,
FATHER
MOORE
KILLED
150-MILE
HOUSE
Father
Edward
Moore.
Rnn
Catholic
priest,
h
dead
here,
the
victim
of
a
hunting
accident.
FAMILY
IS
LOST
DAWSON
Missing
on
Lake
Le-Barge
since
they
set
out
in
a
small
and
flimsy
boat,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Miller
are
believed
to
have
perished.
..
j.
-
POPE
SUPPORTS
OFFER
ROME
Pnt
Pius
today
put
thr
weight
of
hhVhurch
behind
Ih
peace
offer
o(
Qun
U'ilhel-mina
and
King
Leopold,
officially
wr'Jnt
belllecentTriitinin
to
vr-
lo-Mly
and
syropithetlrally
ron
ITALO-BRIT1SII
.ACCORD
IONDON
Proiress
is
helng
mxdr
between
Italy
and
Entland
In
negotiating
an
economic
accord.
Provision
has
been
made
for
the
setting
up
of
a
Joint
committee
to
regulate
exchanges.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
iOouMmt
S.
O
JnhnMoo
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Bralorne.
10.55.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.15.
Dentonla.
.01
V2.
Falrview.
.02.
Gold
Belt,
21.
Hedley
Mascot,
.42.
Mlnto.
.018.
Noble
Hve.
.02
4.
Pacific
Nickel.
.14.
Pend
Oreille.
2.25.
Pioneer.
2.17.
Premier.
1.42.
Privateer.
.83.
...
.
Reeves
McDonaldl?33.
Reno,
.40.
,
Relief
Arlington,
14.
Salmon
Gold.
.03ff
Sheep
Creek.
l
lO
'j
Cariboo
Hudson,
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.18.
Calmont,
29.
C.
&
E..
2.15.
Freehold,
.023,.
Home,
2.51.
Pacalta,
.04.
j
Royal
Canadian,
.22i.
Okalta,
1.13.
v
Mercury.
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.22.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.42.
'"
Beattle.
1.07.
Central
PaU
2.34.
'
Con.
Smelters,
490
East
Malartlc.
2.95.
Fernland,
.02s8.
Francoeur,
.40.
Gods
Lake.
.59.
Hardrock,
1.17.
Int.
Nickel,
47.25.
Kerr
Addison,
1.95.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.05,
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.03.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
,45.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.20.
Moneta,
.91.
Noranda,
76.50.
Pickle
Crow.
4.25.
Preston
East
Dome,t1.86.
San
Antonio.
1,76.'.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.32,
..
Stadacona,
.39.-.
Uchl,
.85.
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LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
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Forecast
f
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
10,
1919.
European
People
Have
Been
Too
Lone
Paralyzed,
Says
British
Prime
Minister
LONDON,
November
10:
(CP--
1
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain's,
speech
at
the
Lord
Mayor's
lun-!
cheon
yesterday
said
that
Great
Bulletins
'DOMINIONS
MINISTERS
IN
FRANCE
Premier
Daladier
PARIS,
November
10:
(CP)
Rt.
Hon.
Anthony
Eden.
Secretary
of
State
for
the
Dominions,
accompanied
by
Dominion
ministers
attending
the
Empire
conference,
visited
Paris
today.
They
were
received
by
Premier
Edouard
Dala-
dler.
It
is
expected
they
will
also
pay
a
visit
to
the
Western
Front.
Among
them
are
Hon.
T
A.
Crerar
of
Canada.
WIDESPREAD
HUNT
IS
ON
German
Authorities
Active
Fnl'ow-
i.
Anthony
Eden
and
Delegates
To
Conference
Are
Received
By
.
'
In;
Attempt
to
Whe
Out
Hitler
I
And
Nazi
Hierarchy
BFftllN,
Nov.
10:
CP
The
bomb
explosion
whirh
wrecked
the
.MunVh
beer
hall
Tucida.r
nlsht
Shortly
after
the
d"(rtir
therefrom
of
Chsmcelhr
Adalf
H'tler
and
rractlcilly
the
entire
Nazi
hierarchy
with
th
vceptlon
of
Vle-Chanrellor
Herman
Goeriirj
Is
of-ficUU'-
char-ird
bVi
Ofrmany
a
having
been
the
workDJciSl',,h
...
..
fTI-
...
tain.
Rewards
totalling
$360,000
have
been
offered
for
information
leadlnr
to
the
capture
of
the
per-
jpetrators.
Several
hundred
arreits
of
suspects
have
already
been
made.
"The
trail
leads
abroad."
declares
Hpinrich
Himmler.
chief
of
the
Oes-
itapo,
who.
with
Vice-chancellor
Herman
oerln.
ha.
taken
ner-
:4
Secret
Radio
Station
Sends
j
Ship
Reports
MEXICO
CITY,
10:
(CP)
Reports
extermination"'
aealnt
Oreat
BtU
"IUvJU
xJL
November
of
secret
German
wireless
stations
sending
Information
of
ship
movements
from
the
Interior
of
Mexico
are
under
lnvestlga-
tlon
by
Allied
and
neutral
foreign
intelligence
agents.
LOOKS
FOR
i
FISH
HERE
British
Buyer
Would
Take
One
Hundred
Million
Pounds
Of
Frozen
Product
OTTAWA,
November
10:
(CP)
Immense
quantities
of
frozen
fish
are
to
,
be
purchased
Immediately
in
Canada
and
Newfoundland
by
British
fish
interests,
Major
Hugh
A.
Green
of
London
announced
here
last
ni
ht.
Already
fifty
million
pounds
has
been
ordered
In
Newfoundland
and
Major
Green
says
he
has
been
authorized
to
purchase
one
hundred
million
pounds.
in
Canada
if
available,
LAB0RITES
I.Annl
.kan,
nt
tH.
In
lira
t
inry
Vnlllam
flrppn
nreslritnt
Tomorrovs
Tides
High
1:03
ajn.
21.0
It.
12:33
p.m.
23.2
ft.
Low
7:00
ajn.
5.5
ft.
19:38
P-m.
1.0
ft.
'"a'
"
"
1
"
.
nifi.v,
vn.ji.t
PRICE:
I
CENTS
Speech
Is,
Presented
Today
NO
MORE
THREATS
1
Britain
would
not
lay
down
arm,
"until
we
are
assurred
that
Europ;
VICTORIA,
November
10;
(CP)-Hon,
John
.HartlSSJ
T
IZiTJ
minister
of
finance,
told
the
Legislature
today
in
present-1
peoples.-
it
added
-i
am
not
very
ng
his
fourteenth
budget
that
there
would
be
no
increase
'hopeful
of
a
satisfactory
response
in
taxation
for
the
fiscal
year
beginning
April
1
even
tT.om
l.ne
0"TOart
chancellor
m
'hough
unemployment
costs
are
so
great
as
to
prevent
a.
lhe
p
Mlnr
'
th4t
fully
balanced
budget.
Mr.
Hart
said
that
he
expects
the
Beigo-Dutrh
offer
would
be
T
"
'
'
a
surplus
on
current
recenue
over,
carefully
considered
in
consulta-
current
expenditure
to
amount
to
J
tton
with
France
and
Poland.
4
Small
Naval
4'
$31,350
in
1940-41
bat
the
province
VoccpI
I
ncf
lvU,on
for
relicf
cmU-
T
CoOCl
LjUOL
Budgeted
for
revenu
revenues
London.
rovemorr
CP
The
Air
Ministry
will
"again
be
compelled
to
defer
I
full
debt
redemption
provisions."
The
bud
net
does
not
make
oro-
is
the
sum
-tof
129.300.141.
tin
$479,000
from
this
WATCH
FOR
NEXT
MOVE
10:
'year,
while
expenditure
on
current
Freneh
Arc
,,
AUti
A,
To
Whlt
an-
account
U
placed
at
$29568.790.
up
iiuler
Will
Do
Next
nesn
t
that
two
HovaJ
Air
"
1
m
.
mm
1
4
a
A-
rlval
ne
I
h
A
mlnlitA
MM
.
PARIS.
November
10:
(CP)
'1
1
no
nrncn
arc
waicning
cioseiy
tint
1
was
a
reconnaissance
.
u
iw
niti.
jor
t
,i?n
Vnal
cnancelior
Aaoil
4
iip,
a
me
nrrmin
nomocr
t
imntnwM
nu
Kv.vinmi.iin!
imirr
mav
re
comemnumntr
co-
ru
dr
-en
away
from
the
,
lervic,
11
mu.
mereiore.
oe
ordinated
attacks
on
the
front
or
shtt
md
Islands
bv
anil-
apparent
mat
no
cotuiarrawon
can
aealnil
the
Allies
throuzh
the
A.
-
I
-
fl.
T
.
I
n.
1
n
1
rw.
nivm
.1
I
M
I
Iim.
in
in.
man
W.
....I
.
a
n
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nafihl.
U
Until
w
Kr!-1
that
"II
M.
H.
Korthtn
Rover,
a
small
aux-
Cltr?
veuel.
Is
considerably
emdur
snd
must
bt
pre-
that
the
province
shoutd
absorb
it
was
thought
that
Hitler
might,
the
whole
cost
of
education.
choose
the
twenty-first
anniver-
FRONTIER
INCIDENT
German
Guards
Rush
Across
Netherlands
Border,
Killing
One
Dutch
Subject
and
Kidnapping
Oothers
Rushing
Defences,
Holland
and
Belgium
Continue
Intensive
Preparations
To
Guard
Against
German
Invasion
INTIMIDATION
PARIS,
Not.
10:
(CP)
A
HaTas
News
Agency
dispatch
from
Zurich
said
that
reports
are
lating
there
that
Germany
has
delivered
"intimidating,
representations'
to
the
governments
of
Belgium
and
the
Netherlands.
AMSTERDAM,
November
10:
(CP)
One
Dutch
subject
was
shot
and
his
body
dragged
across
the
border
into
Germany
by
Nazi
guards
and
a
number
of
Dutch
civilians
were
kidnapped
Into
Germany
as
a
result
of
a
clash
near
the
frontier
late
Thursday.
The
incident,
it
was
feared
by
some
InternaUonal
observers,
might
pre-
face
the
invasion
of
Holland
by
i
Germany.
Leaves
of
all
Dutch
and
Belgian
soldiers
and
air
force
tuen
have
been
cancelled
as.
the
tense
situation
continues.
The
Oermans
came
up
to
tha
border
In
an
automobile
and,
brandishing
.
("weapons,
-
r
u
s
h
d
across
the
line.
OneDassene"er
In
S-fcUtDutfarwrriishot
and
the'
others
seized
and'klragged
across
the
border
and
whisked
away.
Th?
Incident,
It
is
stated
by
Dutch
authorities,
was
clearly
started
by
the
Germans.
There
was
added
significance
to
William
Green
and
John
L.
Lewis
tne
Incident
In
view
of
the
fact
Called
to
While
House
by
that
14
occurred
just
at
the
point
President
Roosevelt
where
11
wuld
be
logical
for
the
Germans
to
commence
their
lnva-warhtnt.tik.
D.
c.
Nov.
10.
15011
should
they
endeavour
to
en-
of
the
wr
"iiana
m
me
direction
of
the
1
which
will
be
along
ar-reachlng
American
Federation
of
Labor,
and
"
"""u-"
n
w
lines.
Himmler
has
toned
a
pro-
John
L.
Lewis,
president
of
the
Con-
stra"Se
l".'
c
Kene
vof
,the
clamatlon
requiring
report
from
gress
on
Industrial
Organization.
laU
citizens
who
might
have
heard
both
were
summoned
to
the
White
ah"
?csld!,nt
h
U
yarded
as
of
some
slgnUicance
in
-.k
v
fh.n,
h
Pr-eiHenf
pevelt
ves-
hinj
j
l
CTLias4
a
wut
u
-nunuj
a
tuuow
mj
-
-
1
happening"
at
the
beer
hall
meet-
terday
to
dlscurs
the
oasslblllty
of
a
InK
or
about
Hitler
having
left
earl-
truce
In
the
long
standing
labor
dls-
.
.
.
1
irr
man
expccicu.
uniforms
Into
Germany
Hitler
was
told
of
the
explosion
Oreen
assured
the
President
that
TfeI
.
'
iwhen
he
r"ehed
Nurnherg
on
his
he
was
"ready
and
willing
to
ne
1
way
back
to
Berlin.
He
commented
gotlate
at
any
time.
have
luck."
Lewis
told
newspapermen
that
;-one
must
mlnation
to
be
read
,
an
turn
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tla
4TwVM
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MAMA
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r
A
1
lmmeaiaieiy
on
return
10
dciuu
ji
aiisci
wuuiu
wumc
hwu
hc
0j
events
In
the
explosive
inter
chief
advisers
Including
Ooering.
Foreign
Minister
Joachim
von
Rib-
nP
TT-.LJ11
bentrop
and
Propaganda
Minister.
1
Uill
UUlllll
A
further
Incident
occurred
last
night
when
a
window
In
the
studio
of
Hitler's
photographer
was
smash
rd
VICTORIA.
Nov.
10:
(CP)
Tne
Throne
Speech
was
adopted
by
the
Legislature
Thursday
without
recorded
division
preparatory
to
the
budget
being
presented
today.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
formally
gave
warning
that
no
further
ut
terances
such
as
those
made
oy
Mrs.
Steeves
and
Colin
Cameron.
C.
C.F.
members,
in
regard
to
Imperial
and
Dominion
war
policy
would
be
Appreciative
in
the
House.
regard
to
the
Dutch
situation
Is
reported
in
an
alleged
Oerman
plot
to
smuggle
Dutch
military
intensive
war
preparation
ac
tivities
'of
Holland
and
Belgium
ara
interpreted
as
evidence
of
deter-
natlonal
situation
although
off
icial
sources
say
the
two
low-lying
'nations
are
not
afraid
of
lmmedi-;ate
danger
although
Oermans
are
j
reported
to
be
still
massing
mechanized
forces
on
the
frontier.
I
As
the
lowlands
took
swift
defence
measures,
Hollanders
todav
The-
target
is
believed
to
have
j
ckknowledges
Privileges
Which
He
were
standing
guard
on
the
newly-
been
a
large
picture
of
Der
Feuhrer.l
And
Such
Members
Enjoy
REPETITION
IS
BANNED
C.
F.
Members
of
Legislature
Warned
Throne
Speech
is
Adopted
flooded
"waterline"
of
protection
and
Belgium
soldiers
were
digging
VICTORIA,
Nov.
10:
(CP)-Tom;trenncnesln
tne
fast
Uphill,
Labor
member
for
Fernle.'
a.er
"lhvay
service
out
..w
',a.a
..wwaH,.
nrivi.
of
Amsterdam
has
been
ordered
leges
of
Canada.
"In
what
other
country
In
the
world
could
such
restricted
"In
view
of
extraordin
ary
measures
taken
by
the
railway
company."
The
order
Is-
be-
members
as
I
or
some
others
of
the
y
generally
due
to
p
elected?"
he
suggested
'tmL
legislature
be
MllHftn
cautionary
eastward
f
SWITZERLAND
,
troop
move
ments.
Further
large
low-lylnp
areas
of
Holland
were
flooded
today
against
the
possibility
.of
Invasion
as
XT
fVt
Ai1tnrl
-
fi
rs
A
Tlatrltm
A
MllRl
I
I
IIMl
defence
measures.
Buildings
are
111
VWlUtUli
1
w
.Many
Soldiers
Are
Called
Out
By
Order
Today
All
Men
Between
20
and
40
To
Report
BERNE.
November
10:
(CP)!
Switzerland
has
called
out
an
un-
Hitler
being
specially
guarded
and
new
trenches
are
being
dug.-
Big
Nobel
Prize
Awards
Rejected
Prevents
Two
German
pc.mcU.
.....
.
r,mher
nf
frivwM
In-
Scientists
From
f!olleftinr
was
the
successful
prosecution
oir-f--"-
V"r:-"l
ftnnft
;
'
,lftnVn
-
the
war
said
the
Premier.
Bbuscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher,
.09
12.
Oklend,
.11.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
40.00.
Cluumg
VWO
imaiiiijf
uaitawviu,
f.i
f""
thirty
cavalry
squadrons,
the
com-
plete
staffs
of
certain
reserve
brl-j
STOCKHOLM,
November
JO:
gades
and
regiments.
AU
men
be-
(CP)
Two
famous
Oerman
sclen-t
ween
the
ages
of
twenty
and
forty,
tlsts
have
refused
Nobel
prize
have
been
ordered
to
report
for
awards
of
$20,00
and
$40,000,
ac-
medlcal
examination.
No
reason
Is
ceptance
of
such
awards
being
given
for
the
mobilization.
I
banned
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler,