"
rjnubii
uiuimi.
ru
ijuil
ui
uie
imnire
can
oe
at
nn
hm
ininrei
.
.
1.
1
1
n
ntintlinn
(in
f
t
.
nt
T
--.---1-.-
i
1
a
.
.
...
.
.
cp
wmif
uuuiiiti
iiatb
is
at
war.
Liuur
h
r
fnnnrinrpfi
.
.
.
1
n
r.
All
...
M.I-
1
1
f
3
pnncjjjjw
jcui
a
ujju.
an
i
csjiuiibiujc
anauian
leauers
ce
have
endorsed
it.
If
Great
Britain
were
defeated,
victor
would
undoubtedly
take
possession
of
Canada,
richest
prize
on
the
Iaee
of
1
-IsvKa
TmaHna
fh
fnv
with
would
take
possession
o:
a
r-untry
to
which
he
could
j
ui
w
tiAnl
lis
I
nr
"
mr
Hen.
Dr
It
J
Manion.
con-i
least
Oreat
Drttaln
and,
Two
Young
Men
Lost
In
River
il-
la.jlaa
In
rn4Vlni(
1
1
It.-
nll
a
.
I
wnv
i
nnnnn
11
bl
war
i
t
j
-
.
ft
.....
M
i,..
I
i
.
ni
mas
Mb
wui
iai
uiutcih
iiu-
iirnunrn
in
tntrr
liberties
and
a&sUt
In
pre-
)frt
nmairu,
liner
1
1
1
a
ram
MinAtAAM
h
ba
r
am
ma.i
wm
-
4ssas.svo,
iiiiiriixil.
Die
icttiru
ijTnpathlrcd.
declared
Dr.
to
have
been
drowned
In
the
Fras-
'vi
v
ji
roiana
ana
uzecno-ier
Kiv?r
u-nMi
tnrv
went
inr
ain
,
in
their
aspiration
for
In
a
dinghy
alter
the
engine
In
nil"
.ki
uui
ui
iiii.iLiifjB
urriiri
iiio
iixiiuuul
oiiiiiiuii
.
lmtj
i
x
i
r-
Uut
had
caused
Great
Brl-
disabled.
ir.d
Canada
to
enter
the
war.
hid
been
forced
to
realise
AdcJf
Hitler
had
beeome
ob-
.
.
l
it
J
-
-
I
A
J
1
1
-
'
sir
Earape
but
the
who
-
Thev
were
forced
to
fight
heir
wn
lives
and
for
Uv
if
democratic
freedom
.
a
ci
"i"
worm
tt
better
expressed
than
the?
Men
a
tew
days
ago
by
Lord
the
Britlih
foreign
ace
HOTer
playrnjrtiw
parf!
ntenir.lonsl
canester.
show
coarse,
other
nations
ot
must
look
to
their
own
tr.d
assassination,
Hitlc
it
pped
at
rearming
thr
tuaa
sna
nunaing
up
...
wu
id
t5ireaUH
and
"bu:3vir-i
However
his
methods
had
becmit
known,
de
lar
a
Unk:n
uh
ent
on
to
ref
r
tl'-h
Russia
against
whom
-
UMS,
IMll
0
W
V
U
the
Soviet
with
"bestial
horror
m
inconceivable
Bltt
of
ly
However
the
world
had
com"'
Arrested
i
A
'
VON
BLOMBERG
LONDON.
November
H
(CP
-
-Reuters
Agency
from
Copen-
trnrA
hi.
rrH
Nover
I
hosci!
reports
that
Field
Marshal
history
of
the
world
had
.
Werner
von
uiomocrg.
ur.u
s
wen
a
leader
ot
a
great
na
persistent
that
the
laws
ot
'
...
-
t
uiy
aia
not
wciuae
mm.
Forced
To
Fight
ucrman
war
muusvci.
mm
number
of
high
Nazis
have
been
arrested,
Plotting
against
the
Hitler
regime
is
understood
to
be
alleged.
stopped
except
by
war
had
-
uenerai
nornuY
Tl
nn
n
.
n.t
IIIIIah
an.H.
'
7i'w?f.?.e
S2:
Is
At
Victoria
cn
be
at
peace
while
another
111UL
UUU11UU
IIUU
WVH
Confers.
With
Minister
of
lands
In
Regard
to
His
British
Immigration
Scheme
VICTORIA,
Nov.
14:
(CP)
Brl-
lh
-
...
..j.u
.
.
.
...l.-J...
vuuqueror
wouia
unaouow-
was
jn
coniercnce
ucre
jtatviuugf
possession
of
Canada,
injith
Hon
A.
wens
uray.
minister
yiuc
uii
Liie
iulc
ut
wt
i
mnni.
nn
liic
auuicLb
U4
tsv4
o-
iiia(jiiie
wic
joy
w
wwuiw
xncy
win
meet
uum
iwhiwww
f
till
t
a.
I
,uf
auier
to
possess
sucn
a
nirit
a
i
i
i
m
oreat
Britain
and
France
--
v
uiivmu
it
i
tu
and
thcro
would
ncacc.
It
was
up
9
be
'
no
fitting
to
Canada
to
r-
.
.
.
n
rtiAnn.
11..
1
t.
s
i
r...n
tuft
r
man
nuut.
itiu
uivuii
uiv
v
vijumii
v
u
st
4
v
uutw
A
4
.
k
01
the
development
of
avla-
worm
ana
..a.
o,-
-
j
:
....
..A
uiit
i.nnn
hroken
rjromlses
"u
war
memoas,
uanaai.wi'ii;
;hlp
peace
loving
Great
Brigand
glorified
force.
In
the
m
worth
.t
and
Franr
in
h
fid.tlof
the
Pope:
"We
must
fight
the
km.
The
lnfj-rnntlonnl
nnmr..
"Ut
US
do
all
We
Can
to
CO-
.
,
..
.
.
n.
In
n
nnH
.
-
-
w
uIL7LiV.
V
Ul
t
SOU
Lllll-
operate
wim
wmi
France,"
concluded
Dr.
Manion.
nr.
Manion
leaves
this
week
for
ft
flvinir
triD
West
to
consult
with
anJ
Hltlerlsm
fwcra
def
eatcd.
party-If
aders.
He
is
due
In
Edmon-
"u"a
could
know
no
freedom
ton
eaiuraay.
,
,
as
a
result
ot
Sunday
night's
distinct
earthquake
shock
on
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Lower
Mainland.
The
quake
lasted
about
a
minute.
Newspaper
offices
and
police
and
fire
departments
were
deluged'
with
inquiries
in
such
Washington'
cities
as
Seattle
and
Tacoma
as
startled
householders
there
sought)
an
explanation
of
the
earth
shak-!
Ing.
ARE
BEST
IN
PLANES
1
Germans
Having
Utile
Luck
S
Far
In
Their
Raids
on
England
(
35
Ships
Broujht
Down
LONDON.
November
14:
(CP-
If
any
damage
was
done
at
all
yesterday
by
two
attacks
by
Oer-man
bomber
squidrons
ot
four
planes
on
each
occasion
on
the
Shetland
Islands,
it
was
very
slight.
One
report
said
that
a
vacant
building
had
been
destroyed
and
that
concussion
ot
falling
bombs
had
broken
windows.
It
was
only
the
second
time
since
the
war
began
that
the
Germans
had
succeeded
In
dropping
bombs
on
Bri
tish
soil,
the
first
time
having
been
in
a
raid
on
the
Firth
of
Forth.
A
lone
Dornler
flying
boat
vlslt-
W
the
northeast
Yorkshire
cbast.-
yesterday
but
yas
speedily
driven
off
by
pursuit
planes
and
antiaircraft
fire).
The
Oermans
have
now
made
I
many
air
raids
in
the
direction
of
he
Scottish
and
English
east
I
coasts
but
have
met
with
very
llttls
'success.
It
was
officially
announced
Ivpsterday
that
the
Royal
Air
Force
has
been
successful
so
far
In
destroying
I
at
least
thirty-five
German
planes
and
the
number
pos-slbly
may
be
hearer
fifty.
.
.
.
.
9
a
a
a
a
At
it
nas
Dcen
ouiciaiiy
aenica
inai
a
German
bombing
plane
attacked
,
a
French
channel
steamer
Saturday
What
passengers
thought
were
bombs
falling
in
the
water
were
splinters
of
anti-aircraft
shells
as
British
pursuit
planes
drove
the
Oerman
off.
HIT
MINE;
GOES
DOWN
British
Ship
Sinks
Near
Singapore
With
Loss
of
Twenty
Lives
SINGAPORE,
November
14:
(CP)
Eleven
Asiatics
have
been
and
nine
are
missing
as
a
re
sult
of
the
British
India
steamct
Slrdhana
sinking
after
apparently
striking
a
mine.
Hie
vessel
Is
believed
to
have
backed
Into
the
mine.
SHIPS
THAT
ARE
RMED
(lueen
Mary
and
Empress
of
Russia
Among
Vessels
Said
by
Germans
To
Have
Mouhtrd
Guns
BERLIN,
Nov.
14:
(CP)
Berlin
newspapers
declare
that
twenty-nine
British
ships
and
five
French
have
been
converted
to
armed
merchantmen
to
which
German
sub
i
marines
would
be
foolish
to
expose
themselves
but
should,
If
possible,
sink
without
notice.
The
German
papers
yesterday
listed
the
names
of
vessels
which
had
been
so
converted.
The
list
Included
the
liner
Queen
Mary,
which
has
been
tied
ud
at
New
York
since
the
war
be
gan,
and
the
Empress
of
Russia;
on
the
transpacific
run
between
van
iVouver
and
the
Orient.
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CENTS
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MANA
IS
SOLIDLY
BEHIND
1
N
N
A
Nil
EMPIRE
j
WAR
CAUSE!
rwn
Willi
Limner
Principle
of
"Britain
at
War,
Can-'
ada
at
War"
Pictures
Hitler's
Delight
at
!
Taking
Possession
of
Canada
NO
DAMAGE
BY
'QUAKE
ancouver
Suffered
Little
As
Result
Of
Disturbance
Which
Centred
Around
Seattle
WnoUVrv
Nov.
It:
CPl
.
With
the
exc-ption
of
an
occasion
-tal
picture
knocked
down
from
a
-
'
II
it
m
o
lj
lysii
ULRMAN
BOMBER
CRASHES
AMSTERDAM
A
large
German
bombing
plane
crashed
in
the
.North
Sea
off
the
coast
of
Holland
Monday.
One
of
the
crew
of
tour
was
drowned.
The
remaining
three
were
picked
up
by
the
small
Dutch
boat
Jeanette
and
taken
ashore
to
Holland
to
be
interned
for
the
rest
of
the
war.
TO
BE
UNMOLESTED
BERLIN
The
German
Admirably
has
given
assurance
to
Alexander
Kirk.
United
States;
charge
d'affalrs.
that
the
City
PARIS
The
first
civilian
casu-altr
of
the
war
was
recorded
here
last
nlsht
when
a
man
was
kill-erf
bv
a
spllnte-Tlnr
shell
from
art
anti-alrrraft
gun.
Others
were
wounded.
PTII.i.
OIIIET
IN
WEST
PARIS
With
the
execution
of
some
sporadic
activity
east
f
the
.
the
western
front
continues
quiet.
The
Germans
have
been
m'sklnr
extensive
aerlsl
reconnaissances
over
northwest
France.
INVESTIGATION
ASKED
THE
HAGUE
Holland
has
officially,
asked
Germany
for
an
Investigation
of
the
automobile
incident
near
Velno
Thursday-nl-ht
when
one
Dutch
citlien
was
shot
and
killed
and
other
kidnapped
across
the
frontier
Into
-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourtnr
8,
D
JotutMu.
Uo.i
Vancouver
'
Big
Missouri.
.12.
?
Bralome.
10.90
(askh
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.15.
Dentonla,
.01
4.
Falrvlew,
.02.
'.
Gold
Belt,
.21.
lledley
Mascot,
,45
(ask).
Mlnto,
.Ois,.
Noble
Five.
.02i.
Pacific
Nickel.
.14.
P?nd
Orielle,
2.50.
Pioneer,
2.17.
Premier,
1.40.
Privateer.
.88.
Reno,
.50.
Relief
Arlington.
.13.
Salmon
Oold,
.03.
Sheep
Creek,
1.14.
Cariboo
Hudson,
-.04.
Oils
Calmont,
.38.
C.
Si
E..
2.10.
Home,
2.31.
Pacalta,
.04.
Royal
Canadian,
.21.
Okalta,
1.05.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.21.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.43.
Beattle,
1.11.
Central
Pat.,
2.25.
Cons.
Smelters.
49.75.
East
Malartlc.
2.93.
Fernland,
.028.
s
.
Francoeur,
.42.
Oods
Lake,
.58.
Hardrock,
1.20.
Int.
Nickel,
47.50.
Kerr
Addison,
1.96.
,
Little
Long
Lac,
3.05.
V
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.07.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.44.
,
McKenzle'Red
Lake
1.25.
Moneta,
.90.
"
;
,''
Noranda;
.761b-Pickle
Crow,
4.25.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.95.
San
Antonio,
1.75.
Sh'errltt
Gordon,
1.30.
Stadacona,
,40.
Uchl,
.80.
Bouscadlllac,
.033i.
Mosher,
.09.
Oklend,
.11.
Smelters
Gold.
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
41.00.
LONDON,
November
14:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
metal
market
was
un
changed
yesterday
at
$37.54
per
fine
1
'
ounces
v
-i
jON
TRAIL
I
msx
sr
a
in
1U
fLANfc
Weather
On
Lake
Labarge
Ham
pers
Culmination
of
Search
For
Flier
And
Two
Passengers
WHITEHORSE,
Yukon
Territory,
November
14;
(CP)
With
fog
hampering
the
operation
of
air
craft,
ground
parties
were
con
verging
afoot
and
by
motorboat
today
uporr
the
shore
of
Lake
La-barge
where
aerial
searchers
had
sighted
what
was
believed
to
be
a
portion
of
the
wing
tip
and
wreckage
of
an
.airplane
In
which
Pilot
Jesse
W.
'Rice
and
pasrengers,
Mike
MiKallion
and
D.
H.
Ander-
.son.
had
been
missing
since
Thurs-
ot
Flint
will
not
be
molested
by
rday
on
a
flight
between
Germany
on
her
return
voyage
horse
and
Dawson.
home
to
United
States
from
Bergen
If
she
discharres
her
carco
at
Bergen
and
sails
direct
home
without
calling
at
Allied
ports.
The
City
of
Flint
is
now
preparing
to
sail.
Whlte-
where-
a
huge
snow
sli?n
had
earlier
told
airplano
searchers
-Jhat
James
Miller,
his
wife
and
ijrnlly
pf
four
were
safe
but
storm-,8ound
after
startlnj:
across
th?
wlndept
lake
in
a
skiff
on
October
24.
WYT
MOVF
ON
FINLAND
HcUingfors
Wonders
If
There
Will
Be
Actual
Military
Force
Or
"War
of
Nerves"
HELSINGFORS.
November
14
Two
German
Intercepted
I
i
CP
I
The
Flnn'sh
Foreign
Office,
announced
that
ts
delegation
had
f-f
Moscow
last
night
by
train,'
thus
suspend'rtK
leng'hy
negotiations
by
whlrh
Russia
had
beeni
seeking
concefslons
for
ml'.'tar
;
and
naval
bases
on
Finnish
terri-i
lory
on
the
Baltic
Sea
and
the
I
Arctic
coast
I
While
negotiations
blwem
Rus
sia
and
Finland
have
become
Ships
Are
By
Royal
Navy-Sent
To
Bottom
Vessels
Were
Endeavouring
to
Run
Blockade
When.
Trapped
Off
Iceland
More
British
Vessels,
Including
Destroyer,
Lost
LONDON,
November
14:
(CP)
Three
British
vessels
a
destroyer,
freighter
and
trawler
are
the
latest
casualties
of
the
war
at
sea.
The
Admiralty
announced
coday
that
a
German
mine
had
sunk
an
unidentified
destroyer,
the
first
of
her
type
to
be
lost
since
the
outbreak
ji
the
war.
The
freighter
Matra,
5000
tons,
is
believed
to
.
',
have
also
been
the
victim
of
a
mine
Propaganda
Peddler
LITVINOFF
MOSCOW,
Nov.
14:
CP
Again
in
favor
wjth
Dictator
Joseph
Stal
I
in
the
North
Sea.
The
'
trawler
.Creswell
Is
reported
to
have
been
I
shelled.
Yesterday
a
small
British
ship
I
was
torpedoed
by
a
German
sub-I
marine
off
the
northwest
coast
ot
(Spain,
her
crew
being
rescued
by
a
i
trawler.
The
kisses
of
these
ships
followed
'an
Admiralty
announcement
late
.
last
night
that
two
German
steamers
Meklenberg,
7892
tons,
and
Parana,
6,038
tons,
both
of
the
HamburgrAmerican
Linewere
intercepted
Monday
off
Iceland
by
British
warships.
Rather
than
permit
the
capture
of
the
vessels,
the
German
crews
abandoned
them
in
a
sinking
condition.
After
rescuing
the
German
crews,
the
British
warships
speeded
the
sinking
oi
the
two
steamers
by
gunfire
so
they
would
not
remain
a
menace
to
navigation.
The
German
vessels,
it
is
believed,
jwere
-endeavouring
to
break
'
through
the
British
naval
blockade
to
North
or
South
America.
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..........
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aDBolllted
chief
of
the
information
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--.
is
INVITED
Foieisn
Minister
Erko
ot
Finland
said
mat
renewa
or
taits
were.
;not
out
of
the
question
entirely,
j
1
Co-orceion
Or
Threats
.
.
On
the
other
hand,
Russia
may
'
"take
recourse
to
either
of
two
co--
eiclve
plans
to
force
Finland
to
accede
to
the
Sovfet's
demands:
First,
by
an
actual
military
force
which
Finland
feels
Is
unlikely.
Second,
by
a
campaign
of
radio,
press
and
military
and
naval
man-
:
'
oeuvres
or
a
"w;ar
of
nerves"
de-
signed
to
exhaust
th
economic
I
stamina
of
this
nation.
I
Meantime
Russia
keeps
up
itl
press
campaign
against
Finland
lUnabated,
Yesterday
It
was
charged
that
Finland
had
been
turned
Into
an
armed
camp
and
that
its
economic'
lite
had,
as
a
result,
been
prolonged.
Russia
Is
evidently
hoping
that
economic
strain
and
counter
mobilization
may
bring
Finland
to
:
terms.
The
Soviet
will
probably
continue
massing
troops
along
the
Finnish
border,
diplomatic
quar
ters
predict
PROGRESS
WITH
PACT
Great
Britain
and
Russia
Are
Ready
To
Have
Exchange
Of
,
.
Trade
Lists
LONDON,
November.
14:
(CP)
It
is
reported
that
Anglo-Russian
trade
negotiations
have
reached
a
point
where
there
will
be
an
exchange
of
lists
of
commodities
to
be
sold
under
the
agreement.
t
Grain
Now
Moving
In
.
Five
cars
of
grain,
making
resumption
of
shipments
to
thls.port
from
the
prairies,
ar-
rived
over
the
week-end.
Thlr-
ty-slx
cars
are
on
the
territory
trust
of
Red
Pass
bound
here.
Bulletins
AIU
BASE
CONTRACT
VANCOUVER
According
to
word
here
today
Ryan
&.
Bennett
of
Vancouver
have
been
awarded
the
contract
for
heavy
excavation
and
other
extensive
work
preparatory
to
the
establishment
of
an
air
base
at
Seal
Cove,
Prince
Rupert,
Col.
E.
J,
Ryan
and
J.
G.
Bennett
are
heads
ot
the
new
contracting
line-up.
ver-Burrard,
and
Mrs.
Jamleson,
C.C.F.
of
Vancouver
Centre.'
NORWEGIAN
TANKER
LOST
LONDON
Twenty-three
members
of
the
crew
of
a
Norwegian
tanker
have
been
rescued
after
being
thirty
hours
adrift
In
lifeboats.
Seventeen
are
still
VANCOUVER'
ROBBERIES
awa
with
a
Dome
ana
two
tor
holding
up
L,
Conllff
and
getting
away
with
$11.
DIES
COMMITTEE
RISES
WASHINGTON
The
Dies
committee
on
un-American
activities
has
completed
its
public
hearings.
The
committee
finds,
it
is
understood,
that
the
Communist
party
financed
from
Russia
t
Belgium
and
Holland
Would
Ask
Him
To
Join
Peace
Move
'
Roumania
Also?
THE
HAGUE,
November
14:
(CP)
Holland
and
Belgium
may
invite
United
States
to
Join
In
their
efforts
to
bring
about
a
peace
conference
of
belligerents
to
terminate
the
war.
At
the
InvltaUon
of
Queen
Wllhelmlna,
Oeorge
A.
Gordon,
American
minister
to
Holland,
called
upon
Queen
Wllhelmlna
yesterday.
Joseph
E.
Davies,
United
States
ambassador
to
Bel-glum,
states
he
has
received
no
j
Instructions.
It
Is
understood
King
BUDGET
DEBATE
lCaroi
considering
joining
the,
VICTORIA
The
debate
on
the
Belgo-Dutch
peace
move,
budget
got
under
way
In
the
Leg-
j
Authoritative
British
quarters
islature
yesterday
with
both
Lib-
fasscrt
that
the
reply
of
King
era!
and
Conservative
members
George
to
the
peace
move
of
the
making
pointed
remarks
of
crit-
t
Netherlands
and
Belgium"
means
icism
of
the
C.C.F.
for
remarks
of
,
that
Great
Britain
will
"insist
on
its
members
in
regard
to
war
pol-
fun
reparation
of
wrongs
done
by
Icy.
The
speakers
yesterday
were
Oermany
to
small
neighbors."
Herbert
Anscombc,
Victoria
Con-
,
Great
Britain
showns
no
sign
of
servatiye
and
financial
critic,
Mrs.
thope
that
Germany
will
seek
peace
Paul
Smith,
Liberal
of
Vancou-
iby
accepting
conditions
laid
down
Laura
,ln
the
King's
response.
At
Berlin
Foreign
Minister,
Joachim
von
RIbbentrop
Informed
Belgian
and
Netherlands
envoys
'today
that
Germany's
reply
to
the
Joint
mediation
offer
of
Queen
Wllhelmlna
and
King
Leopold
would
be
a
polite
"no."
Von
RIbbentrop
was
quoted
as
saying
that
Germany's
reply
was
based
on
answers
already
received
from
Great
Britain
.and
France
which
he
claimed
rendered
peace
impossible
now.
VANCOUVER
John
Hawkins
and
his
wife
are
held
on
a
charge
,
j
of
striking
O.Stepuk
on
the
head
jylQJ'g
IT
JVieiUS
and
robbing
him
of
an
unknown
amount.
Five
other
persons
are
I
Ponon'a
mi
NoOilPrl
ll
being
sought,
three
for
holding
1
11
VdlWUd
11CCUCU
up
a
store
and
striking
S.
MHag-
I
Those
of
TransCanada
Air
Lines
Will
Be
Used
for
Training
and
New
Ones
Established
OTTAWA,
Nov.
14:
(CP)
Flying
fields
which
have
been
established
across
Canada
by
TransCanada
Air
Lines
will
be
used
for
training
purposes
ot
the
Entire
training'
scheme
in
the
Dominion,
It
Is
an-
of
United
States
is
directed
and
.nounccd.
Additional
air
fields
will
also
be
established.