lat
entry
impieieiy
lensive
For
Strategic
Reasons,"
Declare
Defenders
Of
invaded
hand
LONDON,
September
8:
(CI1)
The
Polish
embassy
stated
tonight
thai
me
i,crman
ciaim
Nazi
troops
entering
Warsaw
was
compictciy
However,
Report
Is
Falsehood
icm
ix!
cntnmlKr
R:
if!Pi
The
German
sunreme
nrT-and
claimed
today
that
a
German
army
unit
i
!.trA
Wamtiw
nl
fi.15
R.m.
The
announcement
3
t
;
;,t
U
4
.
-
ii
nrtTinrvl
trnnnii
(nrpMimablv
armored
I
Ej
UitlW
bhiivivu
"VTV
"I
"
:
.
-1
formation..
It
was
lurtner
staiea
mai
troops
nau;
!
Tspid'
a.ead.
reaching
Na-1
w.
f
nules
soutnwest
oi
lataa
rst'Ui
7f
Strite
tic
Reasons"
iftrT
Sept.
8
CP-
A
i
rst
'
station
today
broad
-a
tr-.:
--nement
saytng
that
Kh
tiTcy
will
yet
start
Its
I
derlared
that
"the
:
it'f
'
j
for
strategic
res-
ILL
BAN
HOARDING
TO
CHANGE
NEUTRALITY
Romrrrtt
ravort
Selling
Munitions
to
Any
Nations
Which
Can
ray
For
Them
WASlirNOTON.
DC.
Sept
8:
CP
t
-President
Franklin
D.
Roo&e-1
1
ve
It
Is
understood
to
favor
a
change
In
the
neutrality
laws
by
which'
United
States
could
sell
munitions
to
all
naUona
which
can
pay
for
them.
This
country
b$-plnrtR
ex
rmttlft
for
Thoe
Storing
trnsion
of
credits
for
ordinary
bus-!
i
fM
Than
Reasilred
;
inw
transactions
to
countries
even
.
TATA,
Brpf
8
CP
-AnU-
i
,
have
bee"
been
decreed
decreed
-
-'until
per
Sr
Liberal
Drops
Mfer
i
reasonable
'
c:
b?
f
ined
up
to
$5000
or
cp
'3
two
years
IraprU-
Af
tlT
I
tc
Ut
Windsor
Have
Duties
Csrrr
Out
Imoortant
Work.
Skulls
of
Which
Are
Not
Announced
PDON
Seat
I:
(CP)-
The
'
ot
Windsor
who
returned
to
kfid
toda?
from
France,
ac-
Wed
b?
fhe
Duchess,
will
tanar'a-t
rfiiH
lrr
hli
roun-
K'he
mar
nature
of
which
are
at
war.
Out
Of
Fight
Itetd
In
Calgary
West
By-Lleftlon
Is
So
Far
Left
To
Conservative
CALGARY.
September
8;
(CP-
N.
J.
Edwards,
Liberal
candidate.
yesterday
announced
hu
wun-
drawal
from
the
caigary
wesv
eral
by
-
election
necessitated
through
the
resignation
of
former
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett,
Tne
w
thus
far
Is
left
to
the
uonservauvei
candidate.
Col
G.
D.
L.
Kungston
September
18
Is
nomination
any,
and
the
election
will
be
September
25.
Navy
Is
Quickly
Sweeping
Seas
Of
German
Craft;
After
Submarines
T
rmnnvr
e?..i
l
c
fPTMThP
Rritish
NaVV
is
,:ji
.
t
ti
r
.
Liiminir
nnrl
hMS
uiy
clearing
the
seas
01
an
ut-rnuui
diiiii"k
en
fltrcrrooo...,.
tn
i.rino-
an
pnd
to
the
submarine
pace
which,
in
the
early
days
of
this
war
as
in
the
last,
ods
of
detection
and
destruction,
however,
it
is
an-
t4
that
it
win
not
be
ions:
-
-
-
,re
tht
-boat
will
have
been11T
D
I
lted
s
a
fsrtor
of
anv
lm
VVhPat
fTlCeS
h--v-
mi
aiiacK
jcsieroay
oy
uesiroyers
on
a
laying
submarine
"wSrSS
Are
Mountmg
P.
"
is
believed.
Iu
less
.han
fifty-four
German
rut
vessels
hsve
taken
refuge
P'8!0.
BDftltl
TT,r.
or
In
am,v.
HtC
1
1
I
1.1
N.
.
Mpvlor.
.11
il
mm
uiucr
cuunvnes
c
lnnrn
i
i
.
:
ar
as
me
useiui-
'
Ul
thi
ii.t.il,
n
.
.!.
ptrneej
for
the
rest
of
the
Ar,
w
tn1H
.
...
i
B
weM
M
al
the
bot
S.
wean.
inn
"titti5aaiices
are
lv
i
"""tton
with
the
li,
North
8ca
ftnd
othpr
K
Isles
6
"
Ir0m
the
Further
Sharp
Advances
In
Futures
On
Winnipeg
luamci
Late
War
News
MOSCOW
Soviet
Kussla
was
tonight
rushing
raw
materials
to
the
western
Iront
where
there
appeared
a
possibility
of
German)
establishing
a
border
with
Russia,
AUCKLAND
The
New
Zealand
1
I
J
1
J
J
1
I
.
t
government
nil
ucviuru
m
i
Will
Yet
Be
Started,
Present
Retreat
.
is
Only!
i
,
Bpecm
military
force
for
ser
vice
.
within
andi
beyqrul
tne
DominloV'VoluntemilTbe
WA
SUING
TO
N
President
ItooseTrlt
has
proclaimed
a
limited
"national
emergency"
to
safeguard
neutrality
and
strengthen
national
defence.
VANCOUVER
The
British
freighter
Royal
Sceptre,
torpedoed
and
sunk
in
the
Atlantic
yesterday,
was
bound
for
Vancouver
and
was
due
here
nest
month.
LONDON
In
a
statement
directed
to
the
rolish
people
last
night,
rrime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
said:
"We
will
fight
to
the
end
for
Toland.
We
are
watching
the
struggle
of
a
heroic
people
to
defend
their
land.
They
can
be
assured
of
victory
In
the
end."
The
Prime
Minister
remarks
were
Interpreted
to
mean
that
he
expected
a
long
war.
LONDON'
Pilots
and
crews
of
,
the
Iloyal
Air
Torre
planes
whkh
raided
Kiel
Canal
and
disabled
'
tw
German
battlelps.havere-U
turned
In
fine
fettle.
They
were
J
successful
In
eluding
heavy
antl-
aircraft
fire-
LONDON
Prime
.Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
stated
in
Parliament
that
the
country
would
be
kept
fully
Informed
of
all
war
news
either
good
or
bad.
lie
was
speaking
in
answer
to
criticism
of
censorship
OTTAWA
The
Social
Credit
Group
In
Parliament
urges
conscription
of
finances.
Industry
and
manpower
of
Canada
during
the
war.
Premier
Aberhart
Offers
To
Assist
Profiteer
Fight
EDMONTON.
Sept.
8.
Premier
William
Aberhart
yesterday
sent
a
message
to
Ottawa
offering
to
ffrntf
with
the
federal
gov
ernment
In
price
regulation
to
pro
ject
consumers
from
promeenng.
.11.
..icrDMiwi
thp
settlne
un
of
a
i
i
-
-
provincial
price
spreads
Doara.
mx.
Aberhart
lelt
mat
nour
prices
risen
already
out
of
proportion
with
wheat
and
that
sugar
was
also
go
ing
up
too
sharply
ATTACKED
CONSTABLE
Two
Japanese
of
Port
Eslngton
Are
Charged
with
Obstructing
it
shlkltanL
Port
Esslngton
Jap-
n
nw
and
his
son
are
under
ar
rest
on
charges
of
obstructing
a
police
officer
In
the
execution
of
his
lawful
duties
as
an
outcome
of
an
Incident
at
1:30
yesterday
morning
Thp
nfflrpr.
BC-
"7
'V;;:
h,n
Kt
of
10c
for
wneat
anu
w.
'
M(
and
barley..
manded
unm.nw
wru...
terday
to
have
deterted
Into
Hungary'
Others
fled
intotthe
forests.
War
Veterans
On
Guard
Duty
Weather
Forecast
'omoi
'row
5
Tides
10:02
Jn.
17.1
ft,
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
V
22:05
pm
102
It.
Island
Moderate
southerly
3:29
aJO.
5.7
tt.
winds,
shifting
to
southeast,
part
15
36
p.m.
8.5
It.
cloudy
and
cool
with
showers.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.7FMDAY,
SEPTEMBER
8.
1938.
PRICE:
S
CENT3
arso
Is
Entered,
Germans
Claim
Jish
Say,
DESERTING
'MORE
SHIPS
0nThe
Western
Front"-
NAZI
ARMYi
TORPEDOED
MAJOR
BATTLE
SEEMS
Slovakians
Have
Llltle
Stomach
British
Vessels
Pukkastan
And
For
Fighting
on
Behalf
of
Retent
Tiger
Are
Latest
E-Boat
1liUr
t
'
icum
j
BRATISLAVA.
Septi
8:
CP-i
A
message
received
at
New-
tan
ilM'
-Runt
Alii
well"
The
m.
Belgian
-
-O
"
steamer
jeanjadcj
Tlfty
Are
Pressed
Intoyervice
To
unaccounted
for.
The
Manaar
was
Assist
Provincial
Police
At
bound
from
London
for
Calcutta.
Nelson
having
left
London
September
1
The
Portuguese
steamer
Mars
'
NEL80N.
S"t)tember
8r
'CP
--
picked
up
survivors
and
landed
FUty
members
of
the
Canadian
them
at
usDon
looay.
Lsrion
here
have
been
called
upon
The
steamer
Oranto
was
to
assist
the
provincial
police
in
pedoed
and
sunk
yesterday.
tne
special
guard
duty
In
this
district
was
given
warning
and
the
crew
during
the
war
emergency.
of
thirty-three
escaped.
Canada
On
Defensive,
-
Says
King
WILL
BE
NO
CONSCRIITION
BY
HIS
GOVERNMENT,
CANADIAN
PREMIER
SAYS
WILL
SEND
SUPPLIES
AND
MONEY
MANION
NOT
SATISFIED
OTTAWA,
September
8:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
in
the
House
of
Commons
today,
repeated
his
assertion
of
last
March
that
the
government
does
not
believe
conscription
is
necessary
in
Canada
and
"no
such
measure
will
be
introduced
by
the
present
Canada's
armed
co-operation
with
Great
Britain
and
France
for
the
present
will
be
in
defence
of
the
Atlantic
coast
and
Newfoundland,
the
Prime
Minister
said.
Other
co-operation
would
be
in
supplies
and
financial
assistance.
Conferences
with
the
allies
would
be
neccs-ary
"before
any
intelligent
and
definite
decision
could
be
made
as
to
Canada's
action
(in
other
theatres)
even
in
the
immediate
future,"
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
said.
DR.
MANION
CRITICAL
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion,
Conservative
leader,
declared
Canada
is
actually
at
war
and
he
called
upon
the
government
"to
declare
openly
and
clearly
our
position."
He
did
not
think
the
speech
from
the
Throne
was
sufficiently
clear
that
Canada
was
at
war
on
the
side
of
Great
Britain.
Dr.
Manion
had
previously
told
the
House
that
war
against
Germany
was
for
the
preservation
of
human
liberty.
He
assured
the
government
of
full
support
of
official
opposition
in
cooperation
with
Russia."
Telford
Chairman
Voluntary
Civil
Protection
Body
VANCOUVER.
September
8:
(CP)
v,.
nniirp
nrpount.
was
In
connection
with
the
organlz
WINNIPEG.
Sept
J.-
Wheat
to
the
of
aUon
o
voluntary
emergency
brl-
pwtca
.v
.
-
-
-
japanese
w
searcn
ior
uwuui
mTZl
SteSSS2.t
when
they
allegedly
attacked
him
at
8U4C.
-"ovrm""
.
yesterday
kicklni:
The
officer
was
Con-83c.
December
821
ic
and
May
a
,by
kicking
85
vesteraa
before
SUpendlary
Magls-
were
2Uc
to
21c.
to
IBClll"l);
ajjdrew
Thompson
In
provln-trading
nuetwltont
dally
price
"fZSuly
new
clal
police
court
vuu
and
wa,
re-
'
-j
..-ill
UfHncf1flV.
gades
o
In
British
Columbia
for
civil
lATTACK
ON
i
ninru
CHIP
yuiui
una
Submarine
Said
to
Have
Menaced
Vessel
Carrying
Ambassador-Depth
Charges
T
nyrnnw
cnt
R-
(CP)
DeDth
4-lS
1
S
11
,
fc-'v
LJ
.
I
and
Industrial
protection
durlns
,Ytt.rHM-
n
ihev
convoved
the
-
C
J
MitaiMH
w
the
war,
there
was
a
mectng
here,
Dutch
steamer
Batavla
bringing
Sir
yesterday
of
mayors,
reeves,
and
,
Neville
Henderson,
iormer
amut-nffuiaw
nf
rrntres
affMted.
sador
to
Germany,
home.
A
sub-
Mayor
J.
Lyle
Telford
was
namrt
marine
tried
to
attack
the
Batavla.!
chairman
pro
tern.
it
Is
said.
IMPENDING
AS
ALLIED
FORCES
MOVE
AHEAD
Hungarian
soldiers
fhave
little
casUe-on-Tyne.
England,
toaay
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
D
stomach
for
the
warfipon
which
Ir0m
captain
J.
stone
Thompson
Are
Now
Approaching
Main
beigfried
Line
Make
rro
Adoix
Hitler
has
laurned
them.
of
Brttlsn
jtcamsaip
Pukkas-
gress
Into
Saar
High
Commands
m
Loniercnce
TVir
Three
hundred
hunriml
were
upro
tt'iVM-ted
reported
TM-
yes
'
PA
IMS
Spntpmhpr
Rr
(CP)
-A
maior
battle
on
the
A
fc'vti
v
w
,
reported
to
New
York
having
saved
Vestern
front
is
believed
to
be
impending.
German
rein-tortf-iour
frorn
the
torpedoed
iorcements
continue
to
be
moved
up
as
the
French
and
British
steamer
Regent
Tijer.
,
.
,
-
.
n
..,-f
tn
Forty-two
members
of
Uie
crew
onusn,
aireauy
ntu
ui
.""r",
.
1
j
T
of
the
OriViAil
ftfcCttUICl
wuuii,
cauuj
bvrtiu&u
wiv
w,vft-1'
.
.
.
1
1
t
A
n
rrA
i
fn
Ka
hftlrlTlff
t
Vl
rfa
attacked
without
notice
and
sunk
bv
a
German
submarine,
are
still
TWO
SHIPS
BLOWN
UP
Explosions
Off
Scandinavian
Coast
COPENlLG
EN,
September
8:
crew
of
the
German
steamer
Hel-fried
Bismark
were
killed
when
an
explosion
sank
the
ship
south
of
Cresound
between
SJael-land
Island
and
Sweden.
Earlier
an
unidentified
steam-
er..
believed
to
be
German,
was
f
rv-n-h
nrmimt
on
the
een-
blown
up
off
the
Danish
Island
J
.
j.
.
camDalen.
of
Aeroe.
DUTCH
SHIP
HITS
MINE
Netherlands
.Minesweeper
11V
Vi
LXiX
1
V-sJLJ
i
IN
CANADA
sired
effect
of
relieving
the
pressure
on
Poland.
The
French
and
German
forces.
Infantry,
backed'
by
strong
artillery
and
aircraft
suDoort.
are
active
I
along
a
ninety-mile
line
converging
on
thi
rich
industrial
area
of
the
tor-
German
Vessels
Come
To
Grief
In
Saar
and
have
successfully
passed
through
the
machine-gun
Infested
forest
of
Bienwald.
An
Intense
'ar-'
Ullery
duel
in
a
twelve
mile
area
is
developing
near
Saarbrukken.
Several
ranges
of
pillboxes
have
been
siezed
and
highways
and
railway
lines
are
under
fire.
Major
General
Ironsides,
second-in-command
of
all
British
forces,
wa
In
consultation
yesterday
with
Marshal
Gamelin,
commander-ln-
'
On
one
side
of
the
western
war
front
Is
France's
Maglnot
Line,
once
called
the
"greatest
man-made
defences
.In
,thvrldOn
the
other
Is
Germany's
"Siegfried
.Line."
the
"Western
Wall"
the
''M'-,1t
r
Ctimt
thnf
VHlmr
Vio.
nut
,
,
All
V.
U,nh
LilU.
.ALU.
.MO
ju,
up
to
oppose
them.
France
started
her
famous
for-
n-
Hi
1
iw.io
owu
a.Hi
.iiv
By
Explosion
Today
,
..
.
f
nz.oOO.OOO.OOO
AMSTERDAM.
Sept.
8:
CP)--A
Netherlands
minesweeper
has
been
she
spent
on
defences
In
the
postwar
years
went
into
the
Maglnot
i
.mi....
.
i
i
i
i
.n
.
.
j-iioac.
rimers
vaai
uiujcvt,
uiujr
mu
uiFdDieu
u
a
years
vears
old.
has
eaten
millions
of
killed
twenty-nine
men.
inrnrnara.Liii
21
biiuiiar
auuu
mnd.
introduced.
The
fund
raised
$50.-000,000
by
voluntary
subscripUon.
An
emergency
defence
appropriation
of
$800,000
is
to
be
presented
in
connection
with
active
service
of
navy,
militia
and
air
force.
Scholarships
Are
Suspended
-v,-,.
H
hv
two
destroy-i
v..
Winners
of
Hhodes
Awards
Will
Not
illicit.
icnarges
VO
were
WV1V
ujru
Mv.
J
-
-
I
.
OTTAWA.
Sept.
8:
(CP)
On
ac
count
of
the
war,
Rhodes
scholarships,
awarded
this
year,
have
been
cancelled
marks,
still
Is
eating
them.
Each
nation
believes
its
line
excels
the
thers.
The
Maglnot
Line
has
Its
under
ground
"earthscrapers,
fortifica
tions
many
iioors
aeep;
scores
01
miles
on
connecting
tunnels;
thou
sands
of
machine-gun
nests;
long
.
.
i
1
in
1
w..
War
range
guns
covering
vital
poslttons
PoslUon
of
This
Dominion
underground
hang-
To
Be
Enunciated
Later
.
Jog
lQm
I
o
nmant
r
tVia
f
nrt
I
f
lrQ
Hnn
S
iTl
OTAWA.
Sept.
8:
.CP-JThere
a?-Is
no
change
in
the
poslUon
of
Canada,"
anounced
Prime
Minister
ltQm
Mackenzie
King
j
es-;Buit2erland
wmiam
Lyon
afcout
2Q0
mUcs;
formal
statement
m
,
terday
In
a
is
a
secret.
connection
with
the
opening
of
the
minlstry
war
time
session
of
Parliament
.
A
today:
-We
of
the
poslUon
formal
statement
succeeded
eIfe
cUng
locai
advan
of
Canada
will
De
issuea
auet
ac-,
.
.
.rnnrf.nrt.
,mnrn-.
tlon
has
been
taken
by
ParUamentln
notlceaW
the
conditio,
our
Premier
King
was
to.address
the
,
advancc
at
certaln
House
at
the
resumed
session
today
,
GermanJ5
Um
Lmij
Das
22i.
when
It
was
expected
more
detail-
m
.bunkers..
Irom
simplest
coned
and
foi
"Canada
In
plans
policies
struction
to
neaT
iIortlflcatlons,
relation
to
the
war
would
be
reveal-,
a
I
theaseht.
,cd-
.
,
"Whole
mountains
were
moved,
for-
"There
have
been
few.
f
anyj
chopped
d0TO.-a
German
mU.
more
serious
hours
In
the
history
of
.
I
Canada."
said
the
Speech
from
the
'w
f
Qpfn
,
Throne.
tne
have
been
protected,
but
The
government
gave
notice
ofj.
mmes
w
bpen
strewn
Judie.
introducing
a
biU
to
Incorporate
the
L
From
Netherlands
t3
'Canadian
Patriotic
Fund
At
the
.
SwiUerlandi
hls
"waU
of
steel"
is
194
emergency
war
session
a
bill
c
HiUer
declared
aUer
an
InspecUon
tour
last
year.
COTTON
TO
GT.
BRITAIN
Barter
Deal
With
United
States
Still
Holds
Good,
Washington
Announces
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Sept.
'f.
(CP
Six
hundred
thousand
bales
of
cotton
from
the
United
States
will
become
available
to
Great
Britain
at
once
under
a
barter
deal
by
which
it
was
arranged
that
United
States
should
get
rubber.
This
was
announced
yesterday.
Mi
it
ail
1
i