President
Roosevelt
who
received
heavy
endorsation
from
his
nation
yesterday.
hief
Executive
Is
Decisively
Told
By
votes.
Late
re
usual
nuge
uemuciam.
The
industrial
east
snowea
cu
Indications
nf
a
close
result
put
later
swung
strong
to
Rooseveu.
Willkle's
home
town
of
Ellwood.
Indiana,
gave
Wlllkle
2,279
and
Roosevelt
2035
but
Indiana
went
to
Roosevelt.
Slow
In
Conceding
Wlllkle
was
slow
In
conceding
de-
ed
and
sent
a
telegram
of
congratu
lafinns
to
Mr.
Roosevelt,
ne
u..t
r
lils
rp-i
Southampton
'
Strafed
LONDON,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
C.er-man
bombers
smashed
public
buildings
and
houses
in
South-
I
ampton
in
a
massed
raid
early
tonight
and
killed
and
injured
an
.
unstated
number
of
persons.
An
'
art
school
and
olfice
buildings
were
hit
by
bombs
and
a
number
of
persons
were
buried
in
the
ruins.
Three
German
raiders
were
brought
down
during
the
day.
Two
Brjtish
planes
are
missing
'
bat
one
pilot
is
safe.
i
LONDON,
Nov.
8:
(CP)-i-
Low!
flying
German
bombers
gave
London
Us
lcng?st
air
raid
alarm
of
'.he
war
last
night.
In
a
series
of
(
persistent
but
not
unduly
damaging
attacks.
Anti-aircraft
fire
was'
effective
In
driving
the
enemy
ofl.
The
assault
began
earlier
than
usual
and
the
alarm
was
still
In
effect
when
London
workers
start
'
ed
for
their
Jobs
this
morning
The
Industrial
Midlands
and
.Scotland
were
also
raided
with
'damage
done
to
homes
and
Industrial
premises,
j
Seven
enemy
planes
were
brought
cive
44!)
seats
in
the
electoralolleire
in
his
favor
as.
townsfolk
of
Hyde
Park
staged
a.
coast.
Close
in
Maine
One
of
the
striking
features
of
the
election
was
the
extreme
close-
jness
of
the
result
In
the
border
state
of
Maine,
closest
to
Canada
and
.
j
closest
to
Europe,
which
almost
turns
changed
tne
uae
ae.c,
-,swung
Democrat
column
Roosevelt.
-uhmtoh
u.
u
traditionally
Renubll-
The
"Solid
South"
piling
up
uw
-
-
-
South
Carolina,
Texas
and.he
admitted
he
had
been
vanqulsn-
commcnt
tQ
make
today
;...vlr8lnta.
Kie
was
i,j,..'
.
...
'
'ao,
Delaware.
Kansas.
Maine.
,
"SHI,
MLuntirl
T-U.M,
MmD
slan'd
v
8011111
Dakta.
Rhode
Latf'r
.mont
and
Wisconsin.
he
'
states
Lr.eturns
switched
some
of
,stte
In'
Jtn
icadl:
Ha
l.
which
Roosevelt
was
hji-
ta.
'?
nad
277
electoral
votes
,,,,
.'Ule
Was
l.-Hi;i..!l.,
.Inle
tn
e
rres.u
w
,
.
-
gratuiatea
ft
good.slzed
llst
ot
pa.ssen-
Wm
aii
nea
n
,
electlon
and
wished
steamer
prlnce
Ruperti
and
happiness.
'
rw
-
-
.,
McLean.
arrlved
In
port
party
leade
s
genera
uj
,
u
nju
.
k
Vancouveri
the
desirability
of
thna"n'tK
t
r
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
forge
ng
that
the
election
Is
over,
all
political
differences
taj
un
ting
h
rf
whence
she
against
tne
rawmw
-
wiu
retum
tomorrow
night
south-
lorms
Ol
guvcriimi-uu
hniind
.
.
-r,
.,aI)
vnintvpd
the
bOUlla.
Per-
Royal
Air
Force
Strikes
Vigorously,
At
Emden,
Hamburg,
Bremen
and
Other
Enemy
Bases
LONDON,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
Bri
tish
bombers
started
thirty
fires
among
petroleum
tank
t
1JK-gerirsan
naval
base
'
of
Emden
last
night
and
damaged
Bremer-haven
and
Bremen
shjDvards,
the
air
Ministry
announced.
Other
attacks
were
launched
against
Neuhof
power
station
at
Hamburg
where
fires
were
started
and
against
submarine
building
yards
at
Vegeeack
near
Bremen.
German
invasion
ports
and
a
number
of
airdromes
were
also
attacked.
Two
planes
failed
to
return.
The
night
attacks
on
enemy
territory
were
resumed
after-
severe
weather
conditions
limited
British
forays
Monday
with
attacks,
however,
being
made
on
Channel
ports
with
all
British
planes
returning.
Report
On
Naval
Losses
Is
Issued
By
British
Gov't
down
and
six
British
machines,
.
t
.'were
losCwlth
three
pilots
saved,1
LONDON,
Nov.
6:
(CP)-At
the
as
British
and
German
warplanes
same
tlme
as
announcing
the
sink-
;
fought
a
series
of
battles
high
ln8
of
two
German
submarines,
one
oyer
oyer
England's
England's
southeast
southeast
coast
coast
01
i
wcn
'nlcn
san
sank
the
tne
Empress
Empress
of
or
Bri-
un-,
,
torchlight
procession
ana,
;ea
Dy
wug
oi
vauu.irr
u
dLu-
Mist
82
for
Wendell
Willkie,
tWQ-thirdS
Of
the
popular
i
iccounted
for
up
to
early
to-
j
jave
Roosevelt
20,200,000
and
kie
17,000,000
or
a
majority
of
i
ill
r-
th.
u.m.i
nanr
np
uui.idi
appear
vo
nave
a
iaiB'
ajortty
than
before
In
the
House
Representatives
while
the
Re-
I
had
before
although
the
Roose-
-
u"jr
retains
control.
spectacular
challenge
of
enflell
Wlllkle
had
been
definitely
'.down
as
a
result
of
the
election
amniciin
D,
Roosevelt
his
for-Wind
domestic
policies
endorsed
ri
jnm
mhi
i-
i
-i
a
a
1
1
1
1
-
ami-uura
term
vraainou
as
ucau
01
me
uiuku
at
government
for
another
four
arj-
Only
the
extent
of
the
ttSevelt
vlrWv
1.
sHIl
In
Hnnht
Velt
Is
now
frpo
in
nrnea
in.
uuuuuiIKU
KUdtS
Ol
Hit
f
ie
material
aid
to
the
British
"W4
war
nnrifnai
homi-
vv,
ailLi
1
1
1CI111.M11
1
1
Willi
acmocracles.
'
ment
Roosevelt
took
an
early
.
election
returns.
A
tab
lJ'"n
last
nlffht
nt
oKnnt
nlnn
nor
:
01
the
total
vote
from
south,
and
points
In
the
mid-west
n
Z)5evelt
2.605.000
and
Wlllkle
UeOrffla
TlllnM.
Tnlnn'l
...
u
'
"uwlanna,
Missouri,
.
-
"uiussetts.
New
Hamnshlrc,
,w.
0la'
Ncw
Mexico,
Penn
....
.
..V
...
m
I
...
.
.
.
...
'
ir.
Tf-
T.t
i
'
"
iii
i
-
i.ii.
j
iu.
nM.HnA.ni
HTOCn
crtiiTn
fn
initrnnocr
tvi
r
ri
tvipf
Roosevelt
Alabama,
Arizona,
Arkansas,
California,
Connecticut,
Delaware,
Florida,
Georgia,
Illinlols,
Indiana,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
.Maryland,
Massachus-
V
setts,
.Minnesota,
.Mississippi,
Missouri,
Montana,
Nevada,
New
Hampshire,,
New
Mexko,
New
York,
North
Carolina,
umo,
Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania,
Rhode
Island,
South
Carolina,
South
Dakota,
Tennessee,
Texas,
Utah,
Virginia,
Washington,
West
Virginia,
Wisconsin,
Wyoming.
Wilkie
Colorado,
Idaho,
Iowa,
Kansas,
Maine,
Michigan,
Nebraska,
New
Jersey,
North
Dakota,
Oregon,
Vermont.
In
1936
the
Republican
candidate,
Landon,
won
in
only
two
states
Maine
and
Vermont.
home.
The
President,
In
response
to
demands,
appeared
on
the
portico
and
gave
a
brief
and
Informal
talk
to
his
"friends
and
neighbors."
He
was
In
buoyant
good
humor.
Wlllkle
received
the
results
at
the
Commodore
Hotel
In
New
York
where
he
had
been
since
the
weekend,
In
a
brief
speech
to
his
followers
about
midnight
he
said:
"I
congratulate
you
on
being
a
part
of
the
greatest
crusade
of
this
century.
That
the
principle
for
which
we
fought
will
prevail
Is
as
sure
as
that
truth
will
always
prevail.
I
hope
none
of
you
are
either
afraid
or
disheartened
because
I
am
not
In
the
slightest.
Don't
be
afraid.
Never
give
up.
Those
who
say
to
me
'Don't
give
up,'
don't
know
me."
ciouay
ana
cool
with
occasional
rain.
PROTESF
JS
SENT
Swiss
Government
Objects
to
British
Bombers
Flying
Over
its
Territory
BERNE,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
The
Swiss.
government
today
directed
Its
London
minister
to
protest
against
any
alleged
violations
of
Swiss
territory
by
British
bombers
during
the
night.
The
Swiss
high
command
said
that
anti-aircraft
fire
dispers
ed
one
squadron
of
many
warplanes
1
flying
over
Switzerland
during
the
night.
merce
Monday
night.
President
W.
M.
Watts
welcomed
John
Moser,
manager
for
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.,
as
a
new
member:
A
number
of
matters
were
discussed
and
letters
read,
Including
one
from
the
Henry
George
Club
of
Vancouver
object
ing
to
profiteering
In
the
natural
heathen
telecast
!
Tomorrow
sT
ides
prince
Rupert
Moderate
to
fresh
High
7:50
ajn.
13.0
It.
northeast
to
cast
wind,
part
cloudy
19:46
pm.
10.9
It.
dc0
-'1th
showers.
Low
.-
0:50'
ajn.
3
9
It.
J
-
13:36
p.m.
9.9
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
II
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
G,
1940.
PRICE.
CENTS
resident
Roosevelt
Is
Re-elected
Gets
Strong
Mandate
vRsSkAimBv
LONDON
HAS
RAIDS
ARE
LONG
ALARM1
RESUMED
Low
Flying
Bombers
Stage
sistent
But
Not
Unduly
Dam
aging
Attacks
i
Bulletins
CONVOY
FATE
UNCERTAIN
NEW
YORK
There
was
uncertainty
today
as
to
the
fate
of
a
British
convoy
which
was
reported
under
attack
by
a
German
pocket
battleship
in
MidAtlantic
yesterday.
Nothing
further
has
been
heard
since
the
passenger
liner
Raniritiki
and
the
freighter
Cornish
City
sent
out
messages
late
yesterday
indin'ing
they
were
being
so
attacked.
ITALIAN
SHIP
SINKS
LONDON
There
were
reports
lt
Hht
that
bodies
were
being
washed
ashore
on
the
island
of
Corfu
in
th
Mediterranean
foI-j
lowing
the
sinking
of
one
Italian
warrhip
and
one
transport
by
British
naval
units.
ANOTHER.
TRAIN
WRECK
LONDON
The
Engineer
was
killed
and
twenty
other
persons
were
Injured
in
the
derailment
of
a
London
to
Perth
Express
train
of
the
London,
Midlands
and
Scottish
Railway
in
Cumberland.
The
accident
is
held
due
to
the'
black-out.
GERMANY
AND
RUSSIA
I
BUCHAREST
According
to
reports
here
Germany
and
Russia
x
...
....(!-.
tin-
t
In
l
I
.jm.
I
II,
yesterday
as
the
Nazis
resumed
tain
after
she
had
been
bombed.,
conn
ectlon
w
.th
que
st.ons
per-
NT-
dtlOn
,
"
I
"
O
.alTV
V-n
1
formation,
attacks
.-after.
We
the
British
Admiralty
Announced
t,n
th
Ba.,kan
.?5M
'
ranging
"lone
wolf
night
raids;
Ithat
eight
British
and
Allied.
ships,
;
-Near
East.
;
-
5
London
had
two
brief
alarms
not
counting
the
impress,
had
been
.Margin
HI
ttlCClorar
UOIiejJC
IS
Ollll
UVCrwnCHninff
oerore
noon
out
no
Domos
rem""
,?J
'.;euemy
awyii,
uuiuig
mc
While
Popular
Vote
is
Substnntial
Congress
Utile
Changed
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
November
6.
President
!ment
house.
.wiuui
u,
nuuauviril,
litis
uccu
uctiBivciv
ic-t:ivttcu
to
short
of
the
capital
Monday
night's
raids
were
fairly
heavy
and
casualties
were
caused
when
a
bomb
hit
a
London
apart-
iweek
ending
October
27.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
moderate
VICTORIA
AIRMEN
HONORED
VICTORIA
Pilot
Officer
j.
B.
Latta
of
Victoria
has
been
awarded
the
Distinguished
Flying
Cross
for
service
overseas
with
the
disturbance
Is
centred
southwest
of
j.
Royal
Air
Force,
-Vancouver
Island
and
unsettled
HONG
He
is
credited
with
having
brought
down
eight
m
PYPnnri
va
nr
rnn
i
inuoii
.-m:iii
mi
ns
pmit
mm
i
mr.i
-.
i
tu..
n
.
.u
tt
i
r!
vm
n
ni
.......
i7,
,
-
,
,
.
.
y.
;
returns
lass
nigm
ai,
me
numc
...v.
.
State
By
State
WAS
NOT
HURT
LONDON
The
liner
Windsor
Castle,
19,000
tons,
has
landed
unscathed
at
a
British
port.
The
Germans
had
claimed
that
they
attacked
and
damaged
the
vessel
recently.
CRISIS
IS
EASIER
KONG
The
order
re
quiring
compulsory
departure
of
British
women
and
children
from
Hong
Kong
has
been
lifted,
indicating
that
British
apprehension
regarding
the
Far
East
crisis
is
lessening.
Those
who
have
already
left
for
Australia
and
elsewhere
are
however,
not
being
permitted
to
return.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
northeast
wind
thrpp
mllps
ner
hour:
barom-1
cter,
29.93
(steady);
temperature,
3S;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Clear,
northwest
wind,
fifteen
miles
per
hour;
sea
choppy.
Laneam
Island
Broken
clouds.
Roosevelt
carried
the
big
Indus-
,..
h
Off.nriar.0'
at
pnsterlv
wind,
twentv
miles
ner
4.
C
n
CWi
t
hVV
irvkHWHUVl
v
w
'
-
trial
states
and,oI
course,
tne
bona
th
reguUir
monthly
meeting
of
the
hour;
barometer,
29.98;
sea
moder-
r
1U
lN111t
Mtlnn
nil
CT
foil
fTT
II
.
ouuui.
.1B.iC6
Prmce
RUpert
chamber
of
Com-
ate.
was
In
the
agricultural
areas.
James
H.
R.
Cromwell,
who
re
signed
as
United
States
minister
to
Canada,
to
run
for
a
New
Jersey
senatorshlp
was
decisively
defeated.
John
L.
Lewis,
chairman
of
the
.
Ut
V.1.W.,
WHO
&U1U
lie
nvuiu
.
to.
bit
1"
feat
and
It
was
not
until
today
tnai,
velt
rc.elected,
had
no
Various
Matters
Are
Discussed
Dead
Tree
Point
Broken
clouds,
northwest
wind,
two
mile's
per
hour;
barometer,
29.92;
light
swell.
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
easterly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.81
(steady);
temperature,
44;
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
southeast
resources
of
the
country.
It
was
i
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barcm
also
reported
that
no
more
licenses
eter
29.83;
temperature,
41;
sea.
handed
over
to
the
district
mining
1
29.92;
temperature,
45;
light
swell.
LONG
WAR
FORESEEN
This
Is
Expectation
As
Conveyed
In
Speech
From
Throne
At
Ottawa
Yesterday
OTTAWA,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
Continued
enlargement
of
the
theatre
of
war
and
a
long,
hard
struggle
for
freedom
was
foreseen
in
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
read
by
GREEKS
ARE
TRIUMPHANT
IN
ALBANIA
Continue
Successes
With
Entry
Of
Koritza
Claimed
Italians
Turning
On
Air
War
2lr
Lyman
Duff,
deputy
of
the
ATHENS,
Nov.
6:
The
Oreeks
governor
ueneral,
at
the
closing
are
having
lurther
successes
of
the
first
session
of
the
Nine-'against
the
Italians
In
Albania.
iitivh
ParLament
yesterday.
iToday
they
are
reported
to
have
Ihs
Sech
reviewed
events
of
entered
the
strategic
Italian
base
'he
world
and
state
since
the
town
of
Koritza,
capturing
thous-fVon
opened
In
May
and
said
ands
of
prisoners.
The
occupation
legislation
passed
during
the
ses-
of
Koritza
took
place
after
It
had
s'xn
h?d
In
view
"the
immediate
been
shelled
from
newly
captured
,task
of
sharing
more
completely
heights
by
the
Oreeks.
There
wa3
in
the
defame
of
Great
Britain
also
fierce
hand
to
hand
fighting,
and
siv?'ri
our
own
country
The
Greeks
used
against
the
more
effectively
against
internal
Italians
artillery
and
tanks
which
subversion
and
external
attack."
had
been
captured
from
the
The
closing
of
the
first
session
cists.
Greek
shock
troops
had'
won
was
prelude
to
the
opening
of
the
hill
after
hill
In
a
chain
of
heights
second
on
Thursday
when
another
around
Koritza
before
finally
en-Sreech
frcm
the
Throne
will
be
terlng
the
city,
the
high
command
formally
presented,
this
time
by
said.
Athens
reports
had
said
the
Governor
General,
the
Earl
of
earlier
that
fortifications
on
the
h'one.
himself.
Th!s
speech
will
hills,
guarding
Koritza
had
been
outline
In
a
general
way
the
legls-
captured
by
Greek
mountain
forces,
latlon
program
for
the
new
session.
Koritza
was
the
Italian
military
-
fcase
for
the
offensive
against
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NAPLES
BOMBED
Third
Attack
in
Less
Than
Week
ROME,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
The
Italian
Greece.
Greek
defenders
were
reported
yesterday
to
have
captured
some
and
cornered
the
rest
of
four
thousand
Italian
troops
operating
behind
Greek
battle
-lines-
with"'
..supplies
dropped
by
Italian
planes.
Large
groups
of
Italian
prison--
ejs"arrlved'tlonitetodaylrig,
transported
in
busses
from
thi
front.
In
Londdn
it
Is
bieyed
ithat
the
i
Italians
have
nptf'
yet
jaunched
i
their
major
offensive
which,
It
13
(thought,
may
take
place
In
the
vicinity
of
the
Kalamls
River.
,
A
Greek
.communique
today
said
that
291
civilians
had
been
killed
and
690
Injured
so
far
in
air
raids
by
the
Italians
on
Greek
cities
and
towns.
ARMISTICE
DAY
HERE
Final
Arrangements
Made
For
Monster
Parade
And
Big
Banquet
To
Be
Held
Next
Monday
4
The
executive
of
.the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
was
in
session
last
evening
making
final
plans
for
the
j
various
activities
in
connection
with
the
annual
Remembrance
.Day
parades
and
the
Armistice
banquet.
Owing
to
the
large
num-',ber
of
ex-service
men
now
serving
iln
the
various
units
tn
town
it
is
'expected
that
a
large
demand
will
be
made
for
the
tickets.
These
may
be
obtained
from
any
mem
ber
of
the
executive
or
at
the
Legion
clubrooms.
The
banquet
will
be
held
In
the
Moose
Hall
as
there
is
not
enough
accommodation
In
the
clubrooms.
Members
of
the
executive
from
whom
the
tickets
may
be
purchased
and
who
wer
nresent
at
the
lexecuttlve
meeting
last
night
were
for
the
retailing
of
oil
products
.
smooth.
I
Italian
High
Command
Announces
November
11.
This
promises
to
be
would
be
allowed
for
the
present.
Provincial
government
encouragement
of
study
groups
was
also
mentioned.
A
mining
report
from
ths
Royal
Society
of
Canada
is
being
Estevan
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
83;
temperature,
46;
sea
moderate.
Victoria
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
President
D.
G.
Borland,
II.
A.
Breen,
Neil
Cameron,
Bert
Ward,
George
Abbott,
J.
M.
Walker,
John
Armstrong,
S.
A.
Cheeseman,
A.
M.
Davles,
S.
C.
Thomson
and
C.
L.
Barker.
I
George
Crlpps,
in
charge
of
the
(Remembrance
Day
observance,
(went
Into
full
detail
in
explanation
of
the
big
parade
"planned
for
bigger
than
any
held
In
the
past.
All
military
units
are
assisting
as
well
as
service
corps
and
other
organizations
In
town.
Arrangements
have
also
been
made
to
High
Command
said
that
British
have
loud
(speakers
Installed
so
engineer.
After
some
lively
discus-1
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
.war
planes
bombed
the
area
around
that
the
service
at
the
cenotaph
slon
of
topics
of
local
interest
the
I
windv
eighteen
miles
per
hour;
bar-
Naples
during
a
fight
for
the
third
may
be
heard
by
all
fit
th
Court
gathering
adjourned
at.
about
3:30.ometer,
29.94;
temperature,
47.
'time
In
less
than
a
week.
house
grounds,
j
i
'
I?
4!