k.
in
LOSS
IS
LOWER
thin
average
losses.
F.S
SET
IN
BASES
Air
Force
Effectively
At-
PfttU!A
Af
f
1
.
1
!
iH
waitujus
V
1
1INIIAII9
III
North
Africa
and
successful
attacks
were
.
fte
Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan
yesterday,
Inflicting
casual-3011
the
enemy.
A
114
nc
fl
111
111"
TOM
MIX
J
IS
iH
I
ni
1
i.if.
Accident
Arizona,
Oct.
14
:
.
noted
outdoor
screen
ac-
e7'
car"
day,
was
killed
""uraay
m
n
n,itnm,-.ht!f.
eighteen
miles
south
of
ll"
Arizona
Th.
01
ntrol
on
a
rfftf,,r
nnd
urned.
Mix
.i
.HI
yUUltlU
Whei-ft
Via
r'..n
In
u
ltl
hls
Possession
&$
WeU
M
conslder
lewelr
.
Picture
career
of
nT
.
we
"me
of
.the
ad-
h
Y
1
ln
m,re
recent
e
had
been
enratrA
n
igures
MIT
HARD
Exploit
.
fi
.
f
t
1
A
m
tj
ranean
ISO
Contact
Uelween
Major
Iccts
the
others
being
the
Achillea
and
I
Exeter
which
drove
the
German
pocket
battleship
Graf
Spee
Into
1lfnnUUM
In
a
knttl
99
TT...
....
..
trrnini
ami's
iuimusiiw;i
.
.
-
Sank
By
Enemy
During
.
"
."l
mlt
that
an
Italian
submarine
was
sunK-.
Aircraft
also
figured
in
the
battle.
Italian
bombers
attacking
the
British
naval
vessels.
According
to
the
Italians,
two
British
planes
were
brought
down
with
the
loss
of
one
Italian.
There
Is
no
London
confirmation.
No
Racial
Laws
Against
Jews
They
Will
Be
Denied
Offices
In
France
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
15.
William
Green,
president
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
has
told
Former
President
Herbert
Hoover,
who
is
organizing
European
relief,
that
It
would
be
asking
too
much
of
countries.
SPANIARDS
TO
MEXICO
AT
ENEMY
FROM
AIR
Even
Weather
Conditions
Do
Not
Deter
British
Airmen
From
Effective
Attacks
Berlin
Again
Made
Target
Air
Force
To
Military
Objectives
Throughout
Reich
STETTIN
BOMBED
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
Stettin,
seaport
for
Berlin
and
one
of
Germany's
chief
shipbuilding
centres,
was
subjected
to
"par-
Week
I
"
D""5U.
"umirany
iaus
w
ticuiary
effective"
bombing
by
Iconiirmreporw
inKomeoranavai
the
Koyal
Alr
Force
,ast
nIght
engagement
between
British
and
lh,
Alr
,,..
ann..nreH
Th-
nt
shins
totalllne
31.094
tons
near
Malta.
A
British
crulspr
of
..
l
suburbs,
seeking
out
military
objectives.
Tho
long
rane
British
bombers,
winging
through
the
moonlight
skies,
gave
Berlin
two
air
raid
alarms.
during
the
night
and
loosed
a
rain
of
explosives
on
the
city.
Several
Royal
Air
-Force
planes
braved
anti-aircraft
fire
to
swoop
so
low
that
the
roar
of
motors
was
plainly
heard
In
the
streets.
Northern
and
Western
sections
of
Berlin
bore'
the
brunt
of
the
attacks
and
many
persons
were
removed
from
the
bomber
area
today,
Le-Havre
on
the
French
coast
was
-
also
bombed,
starting
fires
and
I
explosions.
I
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
Heavl-j
High
lest
bombs
used
so
far
in
this
war
I
by
Britain
were
dropped
Into
the
heart
of
Berlin
by
the
Royal
Alr'
the
Royal
Alr
Force
and.
VICHY,
Oot.
15:
There
will
beWce
earlv
Sundav
mornlne
and
ranous
positions,
in
the
France
although
they
will
be
ex-campalgn
against
Egypt,
teluded
from
high
public,
financial
.
uimii.tu
iui-iujm
iicwsyapt:
uiuta.
imia,
a
n
I
1
i-
t
ri
.
i
.
.
a
we
set
at
Italy's
Drlncl
naval
onx,
ucngasi
in
(MAINTAIN
station,
among
warc-j
Dl
II
f1
If
A
Tll7
inn
ihmivi
a
.v.in
i
.
am
i
.
ova
A!,
tv,....
i
.-.
....
iuu,c
111
It.
fil
STBal.
j.nJ
.
I
I
orth
fi
i
-.i-
American
I.ahnr
Head
Says
It
-
timiuaigii.
uii-1
.
:
,
if
itrA..u
t.
Akltnv
Tnn
Iliirh
of
'
were
marto
nn
nnnthpr
muuiu
m
M
k.v"
...
.'
.
I
Rrltaln
In
Lift
It
wjiiin
ll-ll
r
I1W
I
1
1
nn.
,
arge
vessel
and
a
quay
at
the
Saturday
night
raid
many
im
portant
poriant
targets
taxgow
were
were
hit
iu,
Including
mciuunig
sections
of
Berlin
bore
the
brunt
of
last
night's
attack.
There
was
also
another
effective
two-hour
raid
on
the
Krupp's
munitions
plant
at
Essen.
In
all,
forty
targets
In
the
Reich
were
attacked.
On
the
Channel!
invasion
coast
there
were
attacks!
jon
Ostend,
Calais,
Boulougne,
Dun-
kerque
and
LeHavre.
Last
nignt
Calais
was
bombed
for
four
hours.
All
the
way
from
Norway
to
Hit
Hard
Flying
through
dense
fog
and
rain,
the
Royal
Alr
Force
bombed
German
naval
stations
at
Wll-helmshaven
and
Kiel
and
the
port
of
Hacburg
during
the
week-end
Great
explosions
occurred
at
these1.
ithree
points.
At
Hamburg
a
petroleum
factory
was
attacked.
One
Hundred
Refugees
To
Make
Another
raid
was
made
on
De
Homes
In
Mexico
Kooi
in
the
Netherlands
near
Den
Heiaer
navai
oase.
The
Royal
Alr
Force
J
bombed
"
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTOR
lAi.B.C.
wilier,
Eolecasi
Tomorrows
TTdes
ltetoJ&
Prince
Bupert
and
Queen
Char-
ft
High
1:10
am
20.0
ft.
5.
nlands-
Moderate
east
to
;
.ftW
13:15
p.m.
21:0
ft.
Low
7:15
ajn.
6.0
ft.
nun
"
A.
19:44
p.m,
3.9
it.
J
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
D
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
I
CENTS
AAA.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
15,
1940.
PRICE:
wo
Italian
Uestroyers
Are
Mink
MS.
Ajax
of
River
Russia
Is
Not
Satisfied
In
Balkans
Plate
Fame
Another
Fi
nMTWN.
October
15:
("CPTriG
Arlmiralrv
an.
'
w,
i
aha
r
n
o
r
n
iv
i
ii
iiv
o
n
n
i.
riif
irnimvt
irMsr
CPU
lUUay
iiiuv
juA
uuuu
ihu
iiatmn
ucouuv"
111
L11I7174V4
-
wim
tit
VII
w
VIIL-ULVIIIVIIVO
UU11I1L
IV
extensive
sweep
of
the
eastern
and
central
Mediter-
1
11
I
I
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I
L-
4.lAA.fr
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I
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L.
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un
1
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XI
1.
Al
,
h
rnn
rr
i
mi
ii
i
i
m
i
i
r
ti
i
f'i
i
v
u-jwi
t
n
i
r
mn.
of
the
Ajax
with
the
destroyers
constituted
the
'
main
action
of
the
Mediterranean
.
tmrtiem
and
ne
rnnfatt
mat
vim4a
kA
tween
main
British
and
Italian
.forces.
The
Ajax
is
one
of
three
cruisers'
in
War
First
And
Talk
Of
Aims
After,
Churchill
Says;
Are
Fighting
For
Survival
LONDON.
October
15:
(CP)
P-ime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
toM
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
the
time
had
not
yet
come
when
any
official
declaration
can
be
made
on
war
aims
beyond
very
careful
general
statements.
"We
are
not
fighting
the
war
merely
to
maintain
the
status
quo
of
Europe
but,
among
other
things,
to
survive,"
he
said.
"When
our
capacity
to
do
that
is
more
generally
recognized
throughout
the
world,
we
shall
be
in
a
position
to
take
a
further
view
of
what
we
shall
do
when
victory
is
v,
on."
Meanwhile,
said
the
Premier,
winning
the
victory
was
a
matter
of
greater
importance
than
discussing
war
aims.
WAS
CHIEF
RAIDS
ON
OF
POLICE
SCHEDULE
.k
by
enemy
actlondurlnge
Neptune
type
and
an
Italian
;
RoyaI
"porce
ZoX?
-
-
-
-
....
I'IWRV
IWV
.ore
than
half
the
average
boats
are
reported
to
have
been
toss
during
the
previous
sunk.
The
Italians
claim
that
a
tittfks.
the
Admiralty
said.
British
aircraft
carrier
and
a
sec-
4
two
or
three
weeks
of
ond
cruiser
were-
damaged
and
ad-
Passes
Away
OTTAWA,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
Sir
Percy
Sherwood,
aged
-89,
former
chief
commissioner
of
Dominion
police,
died
today.
War
News
DEGAULLE
WELCOJIED
DUAL.
General
DeGaulIe,
leader
of
the
Free
French
forces,
continuues
to
receive
a
great
reception
in
the
French
Camer-oons.
Sunday
he
presented
colors
to
two
Cameroons
regiments.
CHINESE
VICTORY
SHANGHAI
The
Chinese
Na
tionalists
claim
to
have
recap
tured
lurea
from
irom
the
me
Japanese
japaacM;
the
ic
im-
mi-
Shanehai
and
Hankau.
Fourteen
Japanese
planes
are
claimed
to
have
been
destroyed
at
an
airport
beyond
Hankau
in
a
surprise
attack.
ANOTHER
INCIDENT
SHANGHAI
Chinese
gunmen
fired
on
an
automobile
containing
several
Japanese
naval
officers,
lending
further
to
the
tenseness
In
this
area
where
re-
France
the
raids
of
the
British)
ports
have
been
heard
of
the
bombers
extended.
Near
Trondhelm
in
Norway
a
German
supply
ship
was
set
afire.
Transports
Sunk
i
Near
Lorrent
In
the
Bay
of
Bis-
Great
Britain
to
lift
the
blockade
of
j
cay
two
Nazi
transports
are
re-Europe
and
enable
Hitler
to.
secure
ported
.to
have
been
sunk
by
the
for
his
armies
food
that
wouia
asjunusn
wiui
ios
oi
mice
innrtort
for
nponle
of
sub
ugatea;
oerman
soicuers.
Japanese
Intention
to
take
over
the
International
settlement
since
the
assassination
last
week
of
the
puppet
mayor
of
TRIAL
AT
Homes,
rne
nrst
win
wtiips
on
October
17.
They
win
De-
o
"
C
"T
C
u
made
an
admission
of
snooting
tne
raid
rM
lasiea
an
jioui
tuiu
juiuoi
come
MeX
cani
c
Uzens
.
and
t
will
obJec.,men.
after
the
civil
war.
Night
Strafinj
Identically
Same
Time
Evening
EIGHT
NAZIS
DOWN
LONDON.
Oct.
155
(CP)
German
raiders
reached
the
London
area
six
times
up
to
early
after
noon
today,
but
each
time
were
driven
off,
leaving
rescue
squads
free
to
dig
into
wreckage
of
the
capital's
fiercest
night
attack
so
far.
By
noon
the
Royal
Air
Force
had
shot
down
eight
German
planes
.over
the
southeast
coast
as
the
raiders
came
in
successive
waves.
sion
of
weakness.
Incidentally,
these
machines,
with
their
much
less
bomb
carrying
capacity,
did
less
harm.
Saturday
night's
air
raid
on
London
was
one
of
the
lightest
nighf.
attacks
since
the
Intensive
air
warfare
began
six
weeks
ago.
It
commenced
at
the
usual
time
soon
after
dusk
but
did
not
iast
so
long,
being
over
about
midnight
after
Injured.
Considerable
property
damage
was
done.
Water
and
gas
mains
were
broken.
At
7:30
Sunday
night
Nazi
aircraft
were
again
over
London
for
'
the
third
raid
of
that
day
and
the
208th
of
the
war.
It
was
the
thlr-
tv-seventh
consecutive
night
of
A
CCI7UC
bombing
for
the
British
capital.
The
AnulZiCiLJ
evening
rtfd
started
quietly
but
MEXICO
CITY.
Oct.
15:-Presi-
.f
Iter,
whose
bodies
were
found
ln
a
.klrtlT
.gradually
the
anti-aircraft
fire
.
.
.
grew
ln
Intensity
and
the
attack
Is
Before
Cranbrook
Court
.
thp
fler-est
tn
date.
cnargea
nun
snoowng
.casualties
were
heavy
and
so
was,
TWO
Mcii
iiorVioo-o
P1cflwrir
In
Pnfflflnrt
nnrl
J
'
also
ii
Wales,
there
were
raids,
CRANBROOK,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
There
was
a
laree
scale
dogfight
Committed
for
trial
at
the.
end
over
London
early
Sunday
evening
of
the
week
on
a
charge
of
murder
intensive
anti-aircraft
fire
held
the
of
John
Lundie
and
Harold
Fores-!.
larcelv
tn
the
out-
dent
Cardenas
has
authorized
per-
,Jf
"I"
X.th
,,rh
fnrr.e'burned
house
In
the
Windermere,
Monday
nlght.a
raid
was
als0
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r.
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fATU-I
ettdb
Ui
tfwu.vft.
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.
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.
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.
mission
to
iuu.wu
i
that
.
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th
b,
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co
uid
uld
j,.
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on
on
ym
'
"s"''"""
heavy
and
productive
oi
consiae
eces
now
ln
France
to
come
to
JJeMartJ
vester
a
21-year
old
Indian
will
able
ydama
d
casualUes,
U
w,
Mexico
to
make
their
urchjl
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LONDON,
LONDON,
tCP)
tCP)-The
The
Montreal
Montteal
ttiie
on
ieTOe
X1m"-lntives
and
several
casualties
were
invic
ptvyiu
7i-,.(V
,
lecuveiy
avtacsca
Dy
"ie
o.iusa
.price
or
bar
goia
on
tne
wmaon
Soviet
Not
Advised
of
Nazi
Plans
In
Rumania,
Tis
Officially
Stated
This
Despite
Statement
in
Rome
That
Advance
Information
Given
and
Plan
Acquiesced
In
Reds
Would
.
Control
Mouth
of
Danube
MOSCOW,
October
15:
(CP)
The
Soviet
government,
through
the
official
Tass
News
Agency,
declared
today
that
it
had
not
received
what
it
considered
satisfactory
advance
information
of
Germany's
plans
to
send
troops
into
Rumania.
Official
Russian
reaction
to
Germany's
move
through
the
Balkans
was
indicated
in
denial
by
Tass
of
a
aispatcn
m
a
uanisn
newspaper
asserting
that
the
Krem
lin
had
been
Informed
In
advance
of
the
German
plan
and
had
acquiesced
to
it.
Meanwhile
Moscow
officially
admitted
movements
in
Bukovlna
on
the
Rumanian
frontier
but
stated
of
Britain
Begins
at
that
there
were
no
aggressive
in-
Each
tentlons.
Billion
For
t
War
Is
Voted
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
A
Reuters
reported
from
Bucharest
supplementary
vote
of
credit
nv
that
artvs
had
been
repplv-
tor
1,000,000,000
for
govern
ed
there
from
Bessarabia
stating
ment
war
expenditures
is
an-that
Russian
troops
had
advanced
nounced
In
a
white
paper,
into
Rumania.
Canadian
Press
wu$(
'
unable
to
conflrm-this.
The
Reut-
ers
dispatch
said
that
Soviet
troops.
.
were
reported
to
have
moved
south-j
ward
from
Bessarabia
and
to
have
crossed
Chilia
at
the
mouth
of
the
1
Danube,
the
most
northerly
branch
,
of
the
river,
advancing
to
Sullna
on
the
mouth
of
the
central
arm.
"Reports
suggest
that
Russia
Ls
DESTROYERS
SAFE
OVER
answerlng
the
German
occupation
More
United
States
Naval
Vessels
nf
Rumania
hv
mnves
tn
iraln
nnn-1
rn.
flrAaf
Rrltatn
riar1.
LONDON.
Oct.
15:
(CP)-Alrrald
trol
o
the
entlre
Danube
delta,".
England
alarms
of
the
darkness
hours
the
dispatch
asserted.
sounded
almost
"on
schedule"
every
MeanwhUe
conversations
lengthy
LONDON,
Oct.
15:-More
of
the
night
now
It
"""iaw
being
held
at
Ankara
between
'destroyers
whkh
have
ac.
night
in
succession
they
come
at
tlie
the
TurkUh
forelgn
minlster
and
quired
by
Great
Britain
from
the
same
time.
1
the
Russian
mlnUter
and
reports
United
states
have
arrived
In
Eng-
Hopeful
De!ePmen
,are
current
of
an
early
military
al-
land.
British
officers
paid
tribute
Last
week
saw
hope
ul
develop-
llance
between
and
Greece
condition
of
the
ships
ments
In
connection
with
the
Nazi
here
was
a
rumor
today
that
exceHent
order
ta
whlch
air
raiding
of
Britain,
says
an
offic-
aermany
was
offering
Russia
a
they
were
turned
over.
The
de-.
ai
staiement.
mry
mimbc
oI
influence
along
speclal
spnere
encountered
weath-
.
.
.
stroyers
a
heavy
-v.
lc
and
tnp
f
fnrr
th
that
t
th
tnft
pnpmv
pnpmv
Zl
Y
i
W
n
-
i
i
i
i
i
I
"WUJCia
'
an
essential
power
station
and
gas
portant
town
of
Matang
on
the
'"IS
Lhter
clanes
thf
Dardell,es
and
worklng
t0,er
on
the
way
across
the
Atlantic
works.
The
northern
and
western
Yangste
River
half
way
between
rather
th"
,ur
than
bombers
was
an
admls
freeze
out
Turkey.
but
functioned
splendidly.
Among
1
Bulletins
ST.
LAWRENCE
DEVELOPMENT
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
William'
I.von
Mackenzie
Klne
last
which
there
was
twelve
hours
of
I
night
announced
immediate
steps
quiet.
One
famous
square
was
hit.
looking
toward
a
joint
Interna-
and
several
persons
were
killed
ana
tlonal
power
development
on
the
International
Rapids
section
of
the
St.
Lawrence
River
and
diversion
of
additional
water
from
the
Niagara
River
for
power
purposes.
Both
moves,
the
Premier
said,
were
designed
to
ensure
adequate
power
suplies
for
defence
FAST
TRAIN
IS
WRECKED
London-Liverpool
Express
Comes
to
..
Grief
Several
Killed
and
Injured
LONDON,
Oct.
15.
Nine
persons
were
killed
and
six
seriously
Injured
when
a
London
to
Liverpool
express
train,
roaring
past
a
way
sta
tion
at
high
speed,
struck
a
barrel
which
had
fallen
from
a
platform.
Into
France
following
me
clia'-;l
.
Rrm
and
Hambure
as
well
In
continuation
of
the
campaign
to
market
was
unchanged
today
at
and
and
others
others
derailed.
derailed.
The
The
dec
dead
of
the
former
Spanish
governmcm
re
ef-
cripple
the
Nazi
war
machine.
$37.54
per
fine
ounce:
I
eluded
members
of
the
engine
those
who
manned
them
were
sailors
who
had
been
through
Dunkerque
and
Narvik!
During
a
gale-
on
the
ocean,
one
of
the
destroyers
effected
the
rescue
of
the
crew
of
a
Royal
Air
Force
plane
which
had
been
forced
down.
NORWAY
TO
LAY
CLAIM
Quisling
Expected
to
Makei
Announcement
Regarding
Faroes,
Iceland
and
Greenland
I
STOCKHOLM,
Oct.
15.
Rumors
'are
current
here
that
the
Quisling
government
of
Norway
will
soon
announce
that
the
Faroe
Islands,
Iceland
and
Greenland
com6
under
the
control
of
the
new
Nazi
Norway
which
will
play
an
Increasingly
1m-I
portant
part
In
the
future
of
Eur-
'ope
and
the
North
Atlantic.
The
Faroe
Islands
and
Iceland
and
Greenland
were
under
protection
of
Denmark
following
the
surrender
of
which
country
to
Ger
many
last
spring
Great
Britain
took
charge,
placing
troops
In
$H,
Minister
Had
r
Narrow
Escape
LONDON,
Oct
15:
(CP).
Ernest
The'
engine
burled
Itself
ln
the
Bevln,
mlnlstec
of
labo?,
escaped
ground,
two
cars
were
telescoped
.injury
last
night
when
bombs
in-
shattered
the
windows
of
the
room
craw,
where
he
was
sleeping.