CLEAN-UP
IN
ITALY
Fwther
Drastic
Changes
Made
By
Mussolini
In
Military
And
Naval
Commands
LONDON,
,Dcc.
9:
While
disorders
and
riots
are'
reported
in
uch
Important
cities
as
Trieste,
Nanlea
ir.ni..
imIam
nnnn
find
01
Germany.
News
'V
ATTACKED
LONDON
inr
Fro..
venin8
unll,
dawn
in
London
was
subject
most
severe
Nad
,r
attack
it
lu.
received
in
weeks,
posathe
heaviest
raid
it
has
yet
suffered.
The
German
planes
came
over
in
seemingly
constant
waves
from
all
directions.
They
dropped
all
kinds
of
bombs
in
the
usual
technique
first
of
flares,
then
Incendiaries
and
then
high
explores.
Damage
was
widespread
but
it
is
belieVed
cas-iialties
may
have
not
been
as
heavy
a
might
have
been
expected
from
the
Intensity
of
the
attack.
Nine
hospitals
were
hit.
Two
of
the
raiders
were
brought
down.
Columbia
and
National
Broad-casing
Co.
offices
were
hit,
.the
former
being
completely
wrecked
and
the
latter
badly
damaged.
WAR
PLANES
FOR
GREECE
WASHINGTON
Thirty
warplanes
are
to
be
delivered
at
once
by
the
United
States
and
are
expected
to
be
in
the
fray
against
Italy
within
two
weeks.
They
are
planes
to
which
Great
Britain
has
waived
priority.
IDARWALI)
IS
CAPTURED
LONDON
The
German
merchant
vessel
Idarwald,
which
put
out
from
Tampko,
Mexico,
November
29
to
run
the
British
blockade
and
attempt
to
get
home
to
the
Reich,
is
in
possession
of
the
British,
cruiser
IIJW.S.
Diomede,
it
is
officially
announced
by
the
Admiralty.
Earlier
it
had
been
reported
the
Idarwald
bad
been
either
seized
by
th
British
Navy
or
sunk
off
the
south
coast
of
Cuba,
There
were
then
conflicting
reports.
One
report
was
that
the
vessel
was
set
afire
and
scuttled
by
her
own
crew
after
encountering
British
Naval
vessels.
Another
was
that
the
was
torpedoed
and
sunk.
Another
still
was
that
she
was
iet
afire
by
her
crew
but,
the
British
naval
men
boarded
her,
put
the
f(re
out
and
took
her
captive.
The
British
Admiralty
at
first
made
no
statement
but
opinion
in
London
naval
circles
was
tbat
it
was
more
likely
the
vessel
would
have
been
captured
than
torpedoed.
This
view
was
confirmed
later
by
official
announcement.
This
view
was
confirmed
later
by
official
announce-in
West
Indies
waters
about
one
thousand
miles
from
where
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States
was
cruising
at
the
time.
VICTIMS
OF
ENEMY
ATTACK
NEW
YORK-
Mackay
Radio
reports
indicate
further
torpedoeings
In
Atlantic
waters
over
the
week-end.
The
Norwegian
tanker
Heidelfjord
Is
reported
t0
have
been
attacked
by
a
German
raider
off
Daker
on
the
west
coast
of
Africa.
In
the
same
vicinity
the
British
freighter
Empire
Jaguar
is
reported
to
have
been
torpedoed.
Another
vessel,
formerly
French
and
now
being
operated
by
the
British,
reported
being
pursued
530
miles
west
of
Foynes,
Ireland.
A
Greek
vessel
was
reported
rolling
helplessly
broken
down
with
her
holds
full
of
water.
STATEMENT
IS
SAFE
In
the
battle.
Turin
aralnst
his
regime
..and
squadron
OF
POLICY!
IN
PORT
Xiw
Premier
Of
North
Ireland
II..
M.
S.
Carnarvon
Castle's
Com
Sits
He
Will
Always
Stand
I
mander
Tells
Of
Brush
With
U'Hh
I'.rrxt
rtrifsln
I
German
Raider
irf
tr
pt
rv'
tn
o
franlrT
MnVTP.VTnFf
rer
0-H
M
R
Cheers
of
thousands
of
people
who
lined
the
Montevideo
water
front
greeted
the
Carnarvon
Castle's
arrival.
Members
of
the
crew
were
not
permitted
to
give
out
any
particulars
of
the
battle.
Captain
H.
M.
Hardy
expressed
the
belief
that
the
Nazi
raider
had
been
heavily
hit
and
would
undoubtedly
be
caught
and
destroyed.
The
battle
with
the
raider
lasted
Into
the
'night
and
the
marauder
finally
HiMnnenred
in
a
smoke
screen.
H.
M.
S.
Warsplte
is
reported
here
to
be
heading
a
British
-
rQ
rtflf
that
is
pursuing
me
Particularly
against
Uie
debacle
or.
.
ke
hl?hly
of
the
the
campaign
against
Greece,
Pre
mler
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
continues
the
shake-up
In
his
armed
forces
and
further
changes
of
a
sensational
character
are
said
to
be
im
JS'
To
-'111
m
LJI
!
1
1
1
1
ww.-
I
-v
luteal
Ol
iviussuiii"
a
"
to
resign.
He
was
also
Under
Secretary
of
the
Navy.
His
successor
13
Admiral
Arturo
Rlcclardl.
According
to
reports'
received
here
forty
officers
of
the
Italian
general
staff
were
ousted
by
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
along
with
Marshal
i
Piotm
rtariaello.
the
Italian
chief
of
staff.
The
New
York
times
In
a
dls-Patch
from
Belgrade
says
that
Count
Clano
may
be
dismissed
as
Lallan
foreign
minister.
Two
leading
Italian
generals-members
of
the
French
armistice
commission
are
reported
to
have
ken
killed
In
an
air
crash
between
Rome
flnrl
Turin
Tn
London
It
is
beevcd
that
Italy
Is
"groggy"
but
nt
In
Immediate
danger
of
col-laPse,
Within
three
months,
however.
It
1.
nraHleterl
She
Will
be
out
of
the
war
or
a
vassal
state
nt
hl
men
on
H.
M.
S,
Carnarvon
Castle
while
under
fire.
The
Carnarvon
Castle
may
be
ready
to
leave
here
Tuesday.
Visit
Miami
Duchess
to
Receive
Dental
Treatment-First
Time
In
U.S.
For
Duke
Since
192
tficoiiT
TiaViamas.
Dec.
9.The
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Windsor
will
arrive
In
Miami,
Florida,
urn
day.
The
Duchess
Is
to
undergo
.l.-i
..ntm.nt
it
will
be
the
former
British
monarens
.
i
v.aTinitprf
state
since
..!,-
nn
michpss
are
travelling
in
uuitc
""v.
.u
At..
kt
CAiithorn
LTOSS.
imc
Southern
Cross
was
in
Prince
Ru
pert
this
last
summer.)
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
will
be
In
regular
monthly
business
ses-.!.,
tt-
,P.kiv
luncheon
on
Wed-
9
41,1.
pk.
The
clubs
executive
will
meet
on
Tuesday.
She
Vol,
XXIX.,
No.
288.
tornt
on
Ulster
policy,
the
Carnarvon
Castle,
British
auxiliary
I
BtaI,n,1both
by
day
wanfd
Themicr
of
North
Tre.and,J.
'cruiser,
limped
Into
Montevideo
S'SrS
slnce
the
be
92
blitzkrieg
an
H
Andrews,
said
yesterday
that
'harbor
Saturday
night
for
repairs,
-1.
Snd
wtalid
to
live
In
.following
hW
battle
two
days
pre,
good'vious
m
the
south
Atlantic
witn
-7
haony
with
Eire
as
a
Force
has
.-r
been
rtijhior
but
under
no
condition
a
German
raider.
The
vessel,
with
Independent
of
Britain.
"We
shall
,a
heavy
list
to
port
and
bearing
tfand
Ugfther
with
Britain
both,
the
marks
of
a
dozen
direct
hits
in
price
and
war
as
long
as
I
am
.which
were
believed
to
have
caused
Prime
Minister'
asserted
Andrews.
'only
superficial
damage,
had
seven
lof
her
crew
killed
and
24
wounded
giving
German
ah"
bases
In
France
and
the
Lowlands
might
have
been
.anything
to
do
with
it
or
whether
it
was
merely
the
weather.
i
SPOKANE
TO
SEND
PLANE
Inland
Empire
City
To
$30,000
For
Spitfire
BRITAIN
TO
Raise
SPOKANE,
Dsc.
9:
A
campaign
has
been
opened
here
to
raise
$20,000
with
a
view
to
buying
a
Spitfire
war
plane
to
send
to
Oreat
Britain.
It
would
be
named
"Miss
Spokane."
SHELL
OUT
United
States
Suggests
It
Use
Its
Own
Credits
Before
Seeking
Help
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Dec.
9.
Un
der
the
plan
of
United
States
assistance
to
Great
Britain
In
fighting
the
war,
Britain
will
be
asked
to
use
its
credits
an,d
investments
m
the
United
States
to
buy
supplies
and,
when
these
are
exhausted,
Un
ited
States
itself
will
provide
the
funds.
MUST
SEEK
NAZI
HELP
Mussolini
Will
Have
To
Do
This
In
Albania,
Says
London
Taper
LONDON,
Dec.
9:
The
London
Dispatch
declares
that
Italy
must
appeal
to
Germany
for
assistance
in
reorganizing
its
shattered
forces
In
Albania.
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
TlflNflE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
9,
19
40.
CROSS
CHANNEL
FIRE
DOVER
German
Big
Berthas
from
the
French
shore
of
the
Channel
opened
up
again
on
the
Dover
area
yesterday
for
the
first
time
in
three
days.
There
were,
no
casualties
and
no
damage
f
consequence
was
done,
it
is
R.A.F.
CRASH
OTTAWA
Flying
Officer
L.
A.
Hood
of
Adrian,
Michigan,
and
Aircraftsmen.
John
II.
McNally
of
Minaki
and
E.
W.
Bourne
of
Osh-
HIT
AND
RUN
VICTIM
VANCOUVER
R.
Melvln
of
Lulu
Island
was
struck
and
killed
by
a
hit-and-run
driver
on
Wot
Georgia
early
Sunday
morning.
MINING
MAN
DIES
VICTORIA
William
George
Simpson,
75,
well
known
mining
man
and
resident
of
Victoria
for
fifty-sis
years,
Is
dead.
JAP.
suoko
said
today
that,
if
United
States
joins
the
war
against
Nazi
Germany,
Japan
will
.enter
the
European
war
against
Great
Britain.
Matsuoko
denied
that
Ja-
j
pan
had
any
territorial
ambitions
but
merely
wanted
an
economic
'
foothold
in
the
Dutch
East
Indies.
She
would
pursue
the
war
against
China
until
victory.
Japan
was
opposed
he
said,
to
conquest
by
aggression.
ITALY
AD.MITS
IT
ROME
Italy
officially
admit
ted
today
the
retreat
from
Ar-
I
girocastro.
According
to
Greek
advices
two
Italian
brigades
have
been
wiped
out.
ROOSEVELT
AT
.MARTINIQUE
MARTINIQUE
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
was
off
Martinique
yesterday
in
the
I.
ATHENS.
Dec.
9.
It
was
officially
announced
yesterday
that
Greek
;
force-
had
occupied
the
Albanian
cltle
"f
Arglroiistro
and
Delvino.
The
ineiaiter
latter
point
poinnson
Is
on
the
ine
Albanian
moanian
A
had
nut
in
there
after
being
out
out
of
action
by
the
British
Royal
Air
Force.
j
Greek
force
wer?
consolidating
i
th?ir
positions
in
Albania
following
the
occupation
of
Porta
Edda.
j
Effort-
are
now
being
made
to
1
prevent
the
Italians
from
establishing
new
lines
in
their
retreat.
The
entire
Greek
frontier
line
of
the
Italians
is
now
collapsed.
course
or
his
Caribbean
cruise.
path
of
honor
and
duty.
He
did
not
go
ashore
but,
I
ii
.1.
t
.
.
i
uiruugn
iifia
glasses,
saw
ine
French
aircraft
carrier
and
other
French
vessels
which
are
blockaded
in
the
harbor.
ENTERPRISE
ON
TRAIL
NEW
YORK
There
were
unconfirmed
reports
today
that
II.
M.S.
Enterprise
had
overtaken
the
German
raider,
which
recently
encountered
II.
M.
S.
Car-navron
Castle,
and
that
a
bat-tic
was
in
progress.
SPANISH
NEGOTIATIONS
MADRID
Negotiations
arc
In
progress,
it
is
reported,
whereby
Spain
would
get
credits
of
from
$100,000,000
to
$250,000,000
for
purchase
of
food.
Spain
would
undertake,
in
return,
to
keep
out
of
the
War.
'At
the
same
time
Spain
is
negotiating
an
agreement
with
Great
Britain
to
obtain
manganese,
wheat
and
other
goods.
RUMANIANS
DEMONSTRATE
BUCHAREST
Thousands
of
Rumanian
soldiers
demonstrated
yesterday
in
demand
for
the
return
of
Transylvania
from
Hungary.
Premier
Antonescu
said
that
the
.
borders
would
be
respected.
All
that
Rumania
wanted
was
what
belonged
to
her.
LEAD
BULLETINS
following
the
DEGAULLE
IS
HEARD
Free
French
Leader
Urges
Teople
To
March
In
Talh
Of
Honor,.
Victory
And
Duty
LONDON,
Dec.
9:
General
Charles
deGaulle,
in
a
broadcast
last
night,
declared
that
recent
events
gave
the
French
people
an
excellent
opportunity
to
re-enter
the
war
and
share
in
the
final
victory.
The
Italian
defeat
he
pointed
to
as
one
of
these
events.
He
appealed
to
French
people
everywhere
to
march
together
in
the
CABINET
CHANGES
Halifax
and
Wood
To
Go,
It
is
Reported
in
London
LONDON,
December
9
British
cabinet
reorganization
is
forecast
Including
the
retirement
of
Vis-
i
count
Halifax
as
Foreign
Secretary
and
Sir
Klngsley
Wood
as
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer.
Again
there
is
mention
of
the
possibility
of
former
Prime
Minister
David
Lloyd
George
entering
the
cabinet.
The
changes
would
be
In
the
interests
of
even
more
aggressive
war
policy.
VICHY
GOING
NAZI
...BERNE
It
is
reported
here
that
Former
Premier
Pierre
Flandin,
advocate
of
closer
relationship
with
Nazi
Germany,
will
join
the
Vichy
cabinet
as
minister
of
the
interior.
He
is
more
popular
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Dec.
9:
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William
Denton
declares
a
young
coyote
chased
his
40-pound
gob-lnlght.
PRICE:
CENTS
British
Score
Over
Italians
RESUMPTION
1
OF
ASSAULT
1
ON
BRITAIN
Week-Fnd
Respite
from
Bombing
Ends
With
Heavy
Attack
on
London
LONDON.
Dec.
9:
(CP)-
After
forty-eight
hour
respite
for
London
from
bombing
and
a
twenty-four
hour
Deriod
during
which
not
a
sinele
enemy
plane
appeared
over
any
nart
of
the
British
Isles,
the
Nazis
rp-sumed
their
Intensive
aer
ial
warfare
last
nl?ht
with
London
the
oblectlve
of
their
assault
of
death
and
destruction
from
the
skies,
the
provincial
towns
remain
ing
oulet.
The
planes
came
"ver
In
mass
formations
and
in
steady
stream;
from
all
directions
find
dropped
all
kinds
of
bomb3,
includ
ing
tome
new
types.
The
attack
was
the
heaviest
in
two
weeks
and
lasted
from
early
evening
until
dawn.
A
number
of
London
hotels
were
struck
as
well
as
many
buildings
and
houses
in
various
parts
of
the
city.
It
wa
thought
that
casual
ties
mleht
not
be
excessively
heavy
although
many
Londoners,
evldnt-ly
looking
for
a
third
quiet
night,
were
caught
unawares
away
from
their
customary
shelters.
Nine
hos
pitals
were
hit.
Many
casualties
among
patients
and
staff
were
caused
by
a
direct
hit
In
one.
Prop
erty
damage
was
widespread.
Yarmouth
and
another
south
coast
point
were
attacked
during
yesterday
but
little
damage
was
done.
One
Nazi
fighter-bomber
was
brought
down
over
the
English
Channel
yesterday.
There
was
some
speculation
as
to
the
.
reason,
iorhe-cessatlonc-ver
the
week-end
of
Nazi
air
attack
on
Bulletins
SMASH
SUBMARINE
NEST
LONDON
British
bomber
pilots
reported
today
that
they
had
smashed
a
nest
of
German
submarines
that
prowl
the
Atlantic
to
attack
British
shipping
and
had
dropped
many
high
explosive
bombs
near,
if
not
on,
submarines
at
Bordeaux.
The
pilots
said
they
believed
they
had
hit
lock
gates
at
Bordeaux.
TWO
MORE
1
IMPORTANT
i
,
CAPTURES
Greeks
Occupy
Argirocastro
and
Delvino
and
Continue
Advance
Toward
Tirana
Italian
Destroyer
Taken
I
Five
Are
Hundred
Fascist
Taken
Prisoner
To
Sou
th
of
Sidi
Barrani
Attack
By
Royal
Air
Force
in
Libya
Results
in
Eight
Planes
Being
Destroyed
and
Others
Damaged
LONDON,
December
9:
(CP)
British
forces
have
.narJe
contact
with
the
Italians
on
a
broad
front
in
the
..Rsttfrn
Eirvntian
Desert
and
have
taken
five
hundred
.
p"
1
.
south
.1
of
Sidi
t,:
Barrani,
the
in
an
engagement
coart.tn
miles
north
or
Porto
Edda.
prisoners
Partn
F.dda
the
Greeks
can-
MHtlSn
AiriCan
COmmanU
ailllUUIlea.
uic
iiuunmo
uim
tured
an
Italian
destroyer
which
rWmant
for
some
time
with
the
British
preventing
the
Is
Burned
To
Death
River
and
Mr.
Glggey
lost
his
own
life
by
being
burned
to
tn
the
north
the
r.reek
ore
rnn.
.......
w
WW.
.
J.
am.
r.
uiggcy
was
w
,
tlnuing
their
advance
upon
Elbas-
.snnl
nlthnncrh
meetlr.tr
with
hoo
Ol
1j
XVI.
UIggey,
CH
(resistance
on
the
part
of
the
Ital-
known
salu
opeFa1t?r-
"e
t
!ian.
The
nreeV,
satrrtav
inht
a
widower
and
lived
by
i
were
lo
mnes
iron
lUDasanni,
ine
gatewav
to
the
capitol
city
of
Tir-
l
ana
which
the
Greeks
hope
to
reach
by
Christmas.
Roads
to
Tirana
are
crowded
with
refugees.
Huge
stores
of
war
materials,
food
etc.
have
been
captured
bv
the
'
Greeks
in
their
latest
occupations.
AN
WOl-LD
ENTER
WAR
iThree
days
Ol
rejoltfprctecru
twroFi
tTO
Foreign
Minister
Mat-
1
declared
In
Athens
foil
victories.
himself.
Italians
from
driving
ruruier
man
Sldi
Barrani,
seventy
milss
Inside
I
the
western
front.
The
action
L$
described
as
being
between
Bntlsn
advance
elements
end
Italians.
The
Royal
Air
Force
raided
Castel
Benlta
in
Libya
near
Tripoli
Sunday
and
destroyed
at
least
eight
Italian
planes
on
the
ground,
dam-
Terrace.
December
9
(Spec-
!1,rif,
ttnr
clal
to
Daily
News)
Fire
early
Tn
oil
ho
African
hpafr-
rt
war
awa
are
missing
and
believed
lost
Sunday
morning
destroyed
the
Roya,
AJj
Force
has
made
a
the
Britlsh
appear
fuming
in
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
bomber
which
is
unreported
on
a
flight
over
Lake
Erie.
1,
ioi
.t.
Ti-i
t
nouse
01
inanes
nanes
oi.-reey
uigey
ai.
ai
I
coast
tn
h
d
artuien.
navv
Lakelse
south
of
the
Skeena
,
HELP
FOR
BULGARIA
BY
SOVIET
j
Pledge
is
Made
to
King
George
that
Russia
Will
Aid
Him
if
Country
Attacked
SOFIA,
Dec.
9.
Soviet
Russia
is
reported
to
have
assured
King
Boris
of
assistance
In
the
event
of
any
invasion
of
Bulgaria.
AIR
FORCE
Id
riv
i
i
Y
Ei
Most
Extensive
and
Damaging-Raids
to
Date
by
British
Planes
Against
Reich
LONDON,
December
9
Since
the
week-end
the
Royal
Air
Force
has
been
carrying
opt
the
heaviest
and
most
widespread
assault
so
far
in
the
war
against
industrial
plants
in
the
RcichT
German
air
bases
and
dockyards
at
Brest,
Bordeaux
and
Lovicull.
The
invasion
base
of
Antwerp,'
Calais,
..Boulogne
and
Dunkirk
were
also
attacked
heavily
again
by
the
British
as
the
Rcyal
Air
Force
planes
ranged
up
and
down
the
coast.
The
Royal
Air
Force
was
particularly
active
Saturday
night
over
enemy
territory.
It
struck
at
the
great,
industrial
cityof
Dusseldorf.
There
were
'remcn-dous
fires
and
explosions
as
heavy
calibre
bombs
wcie
dropped
on
steel
works,
blaj.t
furif-r
aces
and
railway
yards.
The
largest
fires
yet
seen
by
the
Air
Force
were
reported.
Fcur
Brl-?
tish
planes
were
missing
after
the
successful
operations
over
enemy
territory.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pronounced
high
pressure
Is
centered
ver
Vancouver
Island
and
the
we
ither
ha3
been
somewhat
colder
throughout
British
Columbia,
with
showers
occurring
on
the
North
Coast.
West
Coast
of
Vancouvjr
Island
moderate
to
fresh,
northwest
winds,
mostly
fair
and,
colder
"
at
than
the
present
Vice-Premier
bier
one
night
and
they
crashed!
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
Pierre
Laval
and
Is
seen
as
a
land
burst
open
a
wheat-filled
lm-,lotte
Islands
Moderate-
to
fresh
possible
successor
to
him
as
real
leader
of
the
Vichy
government.
'plement
shed,
both
being
burled
'southeast
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
alive
In
the
golden
grain.
cool
with
shdwerS,
: