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IS
HELD
OFF
OF
LONDON
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LONDON,
Oct.
3;
(CP)-Brltish
war
planes
drew
heavy
fire
from
Berlin's
outer
anti-aircraft
defences
early
today
during
a
seventy.
two
minute
raid.
Heaviest
firing
was
centred
in
the
great
industrial
section
on
the
northern
outskirts.
The
Air
Ministry
said
that
attacks
were
also
made
on
German
oil
plants,
munitions
factories,
railway
facilities
despite
thick
clouds
and
poor
visibility.
Krupp
works
at
Essen
were
attacked
and
docks
at
Hamburg
and
WUhelmshafen
were
heavily
bombed
as
were
port
facilities
at
Amsterdam,
Rotterdam,
Flushing
and
Antwerp.
International
Co-operation
...
til.J
l
a
i
1
ii
a
nt
ob
ect
was
to
converee
over
'""s
rtuuui
toufcmiun
ui
rontlniiueji
a
strone
UDward
move
mcnt.
Tuesday
a
total
of
810,000
shares
changed
hands.
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
134.33,
up
1
fi!?
rail
29
05.
un
.53.
and
uim
.ties.
2.93.
un
.24.
The
upwn
Dr.
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
A.
Tarr
and
child,
who
have
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Trlnce
Rupert
yesterday,
jt
1
EVACUATION
SUSPENDED
LONDON
The
government
announces
suspension
for
the
winter
of
the
plan
for
evacuation
of
children
to
Canada,
United
States
and
elsewhere
abroad
owing
to
itnrmr
weather
conditions.
The
TEEN
AGE
BOYS
CALLED
MOSCOW-Boys
of
from
14
to
17
years
of
age,
totalling
800,000
in
number,
are
being
called
up
for
conscript
labor
reserves
In
the
Soviet.
CHILDREN
ARRIVE
AT
AN
EASTERN
CANADIAN
PORT.
Another
shipload
of
British
refugee
children
arrived
yesterday.
Most
of
them
are
bound
for
United
States
with
only
a
few
for
Canada.
RAILWAY
lira
V
tt
MAN
DIES
Nell
Mcintosh,
For
Years
Engineer
Out
Of
Prince
George.
Succumbs
Suddenly
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Oct.
3:
The
death
of
Nell
Mcintosh,
a
well
known
Canadian
National
Rall-
pmrineer.
Is
being
mvesti-
movement
continued
yesterday
and
gated
wltn
an
inquest
today.
After
today.
.having
been
seen
xuesaay
iubui,
night,
apparently
In
good
ncaitn,
ne
was
found
dead
in
bed
in
his
notei
room
yesterday.
He
had
been
in
the
service
of
the
railway
here
for
twenty-five
years.
He
was
57
years
of
age.
I
LAUNCHING
r
OF
NAVAL
SHIP
HERE
II.
M.
C.
S.
Esperanza
Takes
Tc
Water
This
Afternoon
With
Mrs,
Hanson
Officiating
,
The
launching
took,
place
successfully
early
this
afternoon
of,
a
minesweeper
for
the
.Royal
Canadian
Navy,
construction
of
which
has
b;en
underway
for,
the
past
few
months.
The
vessel
was
chrl.'tened
H.
M.
C.
8.
Fncranza
jby
the
sponsor,
Mrs.
Olpf
Hanson
wife
of
the
Mrmber
of
Parliament
for
Skeena.
After
the
launching
Ahe
vessel
was
towed
to
the
fitting
out
berth
to
have
her
engines
and
other
equipment
installed.
On
the
lalunching
stani
where
Mrs.
Hat.-
son
clipped
a
ribbon
to,
smash
a
bottle
of
cham"agne
against
the
,bow
as
the
v-sel
slid'
Into
the
water
only
a
few
official
guests
jwere
present.
Spectators
from
points
of
van'age
watched
the
launching
stand
where
Mrs.
Han-offlces
speeches
appropriate
to
the
Jocca'lon
were
m8de
by
Com
mander
George
Borrie
R.
c.
N.,
naval
officer
commandlm
at
Prince
Rupert,
and
others.
freshments
were
served.
1
Re-
scheme
may
be
resumed
In
the
iPifv
Nnf
rloaw
spring.
PrUate
evacuation
of
i11
llCaV)
children
Is
not
affected.
I
'
T-,
.
JFour
Alarms
..Durinf.
September
"NEW
ATLANTIC
FLEET'
"
With
Loss
'Amounting
to
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
The
United
States
government
announces
setting
up
of
a
new
fleet
of
125
warships
on
the
Atlantic
under
single
command
as
nucleus
of
a
two-ocean
fleet.
EMPLOYMENT
IS
UP
OTTAWA
Canada
has
reached
its
highest
peak
of
employment
In
twenty
years,
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
announces.
Iron
and
steel
industries
show
the
largest
increases.
There
is
continued
expansion
of
employment
in
Canada,
TOTALITARIAN
TIE-UP
BERLIN
Reports
here
are
to
the
effect
that
negotiations
are
being
speeded
up
to
tie
in
Spain
with
the
totalitarian
bloc.
The
Japanese
ambassador
to
Moscow
has
been
given
Increased
powers
with
a
view
to
negotiating
a
non-aggression
pact
with
Russia.
Fire
Damage
in
Only
$15
There
were
four
fire
alarms
in
Prince
Rupert
this
September
as
compared
with
one
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Fire
alarms
so
far
this
year
have
numbered
33
In
comparison
with
22
up
to
the
same
date
last
year.
During
the
past
month
there
was
slight
fire
damage
in
only
one
case,
this
being
at
the
armory
when
there
was
estimated
damage
of
$15
In
an
Incipient
blaze
caused
by
defective
wiring.
;
SERIES
IS
EVENED
UP
Cincinnati
Reds
Win
Second
Game
of
World
Series
Over
Detroit
by
5
to
3
CINCINNATI,
Oct.
3.
Cincinnati
Reds
evened
the
World
Series
today,
beating
Detroit
Tigers
five
to
three
in
the
second
contest
behind
the
masterful
three-hit
hurl
ing
of
Bucky
Walters.
Schoolboy!
Rpwe,
Tiger
ace,
gave
up
eight
hits
and
all
five
Cincinnati
runs
before
going
to
the
showers
after
three
and
one-third
Innings.
Walters
started
poorly
by
walking
the
first
two
men
up
In
the
opening
frame.
They
scored
on
Gehrlnger's
single
and
a
fielder's
choice
and
Tigers
appeared
on
the
way.
But
the
Reds
banged
Into
Rowe
for
four
hits
and
two
runs
In
the
second,
tacked
together
a
single
and
Jim
Ripples',
homer
for
two
more
In
the
third
and
clinched
it
with
another
in
the
fourth
on
consecutive
doubles
by
i
Walters
and
Werber.
The
Reds
were
,
lifted,
for
relief
hurler
Gorslca.
23-!
year-old
right-hander,
turned
in
one
or
Ok
best
relief
Jobs
In
series
history.
The
youngster
went
In
with
one
out
In
the
fourth
and
not
a
Redleg
reached
the
base
paths
until
the
eighth
when
Jimmy
Wilson
hit
a
single.
Up
to
this
Gorslca
retired
12
consecutive
hitters
and
as
It
was
got
14
out
of
15
who
faced
him.
G.
A.
Macdonald
of
Winning
r'oi
"inierciai
representative
of
Ca-
naaian
national
Telegraphs,
Is
an
official
visitor
In
.the
city.
He
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
and
will
proceed
East
by
Friday
eyening'3
train.
v.
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prtoce
Rupert
and
i,
....
inlands
-
FT
'7w.
'
i
High
3:00
ajn.
21.7
ft.
15:02
pjn.
22.7
ft.
i
ith
showers.
'
yfor
v'
Low
9:04
ajn.
3.9
ft.
21:37
pan,
1.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
.RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
3,
1940.
PRICE:
I
CENT8
ABINET
IS
REORGANIZED
IAIR
RAIDS
0NJERLIN
Royal
Air
Force
Continues
to
Hit
Heavily
at
Objectives
In
Reich
m
me
c
iv
dul
ini
mev
""skuik
vwhshm
vhnmhs
vhrp
thev
rould.
VICTOKIA,
Oct.
3:
Pledges
ol
tM
iftrr
h
Mr
exchanged
between
American
and
Ttid
off.
Later
thev
were
back
Canadian
delegates
at
the
thlrty-
itaittintho
ricfnro.
nmvM
annual
convention
01
tne
'.
tM
the
central
area
of
the
rac,Ilc
lB8n.
congress
nere
i.
.
i
mini.pr
nr
lannt
cam
trior
unn
riBTZzimtr
rain
maae
me
,
rlnw
and
rdnrH
vU,
aiwajrs
-oe
a
uniica
euws
ana
'
iu
lam
niri
i.
ill
-M.iif
w
a
i
.
ime
Wch
got
through
"was
fa
central
London.
A
Mn
wM
bombed
for
the
B
.
n
m
'
Mrrrhant
Vcl
llrnrrrorth
Must
.tni
i
i
"
-
sim
xppmpn
rpmrpn
1111
.
.
...
,u
.
7"
.
'
Air
Aiiacn
lertnni
f
4Va
DvllUVi
Tola
,
44wo
ovo(
OTTAWA
Clot
3-Fnr
tha
Raf-
vi
tow
aiiu
uuutitooy
...
i
n,nAJuH
hmt
England
being
par-r
-
m
mnntL
,j
,,
"compelled
to
have
armor
on
consecutive
wi
.
night
raid,
Man-i.
.
.
i,,
nf
was
also
attacked.
During'.
w
apiict
oomos
were
i
Mr
Ik
i-i.
li
-
i
van
irM
i
f
&
a
"
vwvt
ii,
I
h
iii
i
ii
i.i
imjva
.
in
m
in
w
-j
w
-
rn
.
and
Harrow
Are
located
I
O
C?J
11
.nt
....
..
.
.
i
Airionr
inpwaiK
-
.iou
a
wcjj
Known
turi
vvitiwM
northwest
London
and
anj
oncnurch.
-Mr.
0eorte
r
McBaln
Falls
u
six
hundred
Nazi
c
i..
i
r..
rrnrn
Van
.iwcsea
London
during
"Wight
raids
proved
rfr..1
t
.
.
.
....
.
V
ucte
were
numerous
"lagements
and
at
least
ten
f
an
...-
.
To
Be
Protected
Seventy-five
leuns
tr
.u-
71''"
-.ita
lriLn
imvpr
nnn
ils
3n.
Several
-j
"
nuuavD
vvic
v
i
ana
r
Channel
there
were
some
rala
todav.
mlnlmlzlns
1011
possibilities,
l
Pioneer
Vancouver
S,"hle
Dettl
P.m.
T
C..IK.
Bfore
Great
Fire
wPme
Cnivoi
n
.u....
.
....v
L
v
1
1
.
muun
"
a,
nM
.ii
i
"uuamg
contractor
and
"n,
dtftfi
v,...
rnin8anPrancUcoand
HerT
"vcr
Wfore
the
great
yd.l
f..here
which
was
ve-
couver
Apartment
Roof
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
3:
Mrs.
George
L.
McBaln
was
killed
in
a
Ts.fnnt
full
from
a.
west
end
pianes
were
Droueni
-,mr.t
mnf
vpsfprdnv
sna
lta,j..
.....
"w.
--w0kol
one
mtsn
Ilgni-
.
.
-nmniai,,
nf
feel
ne
laim
't
Of
thfl
An...
1
U
I
...
ran..
i
',.
P'""c
ta-
an(i
Went
outside
ro
get
air.
mc
Jwrolk
after
a
battle
wlth'fall
wa3
to
the
pavement
below.
lt
nlshOerman
BlglNpW
Ynrlf
Stock
Mart
Moving
Up
Continued
Strength
Shown
Vester-day
Following
Slump
Of
Last
Week
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
3:
The
New
York
stock
market,
recovering
from
the
nervous
weakness
which
followed
the
lolnlne
UD
of
Japan
nrifh
(t.h
Als
nowers
last
week,
Bulletins
MALTA
GARRISON
REINFORCED
LONDON
The
Malta
garrison
has
been
reinforced
by
additional
troops
landed
during
the
(our
day
"sweep"
of
the
Mediterranean
by
the
British
fleet,
the
Admiralty
announced.
MARTIAL
LAW
AT
DAKAR
LONDON
General
de
Gaulle's
Free
French
headquarters
announced
that
martial
law
had
been
proclaimed
at
Dakar
and
the
town
ringed
with
machine
guns
to
prevent
a
local
outbreak
against
the
possibility
of
German
occupation.
BUCHAREST.
The
British
legation
announces
that
Percy
Clark,
60,
president
of
Ploestl
Oil
j
Field
engineering
firm,
has
been
kidnapped
from
a
leading
Bucharest
hotel
by
three
men,
possibly
Iron
Guardists.
It
is
the
second
Incident
of
such
kind
in
two
days.
The
Rumanian
government
denies
responsibility-
and
promises
an
Investigation.
Resignation
Of
Chamberlain
Results
In
Churchill
Making
Number
Of
Important
Changes
Sir
John
Anderson
New
Lord
President
of
Council;
Sir
Kingslcy
Wood
and
Ernest
Bevin
Added
to
War
Cabinet
LONDON,
Oct.
3:
(CP)
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Cham-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
tOourwwv
8
D
Jonnton
Oo.t
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.04V2.
jt
s
Bralorne,
9.85
(bid).
w
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.05
(bid).
Dentonlo,
.00V4
(ask).
Fairvlew,
.003,i.
Gold
Belt,
.20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.462.
Minto.
.01.
Noble
Five,
.00
1-3.
Pacific
Nickel,
.O6V2.
Pend
Oreille.
1.75
(bid).
'
Pioneer,
2.00.
"
Premier,
.98.
Privateer,
.46.
Reeves
MacDonald,
.30
(ask).
Reno,
.17
(ask).
Relief
Arlington,
.03.
Salmon
Gold,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.93.
J
Cariboo
Hudson,
.02V2.
'
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.13.
Calmont,
.23.
C.
&
E.,
1.55.
Home,
2.00.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.10.
Okalta,
1.00
(ask).
Mercury,
.04
Vi."
Prairie
Royalties,
.08
Toronto
Aldermac,
.16V4.
Beattle,
.91.
Central
Pat.,
1.88
(bid).
Cons.
Smelters,
40.00.
East
Malartlc,
3.40.
Fernland,
.03
(ask).
Francoeur,
.40.
.
Gods
Lake,
.35.
Hardrock,
.93.
Int.
Nickel,
38.U.
Kerr
Addison,
2.80.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.15.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.45.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.44.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
.98.
Moneta,
.60.
Noranda,
57.12.
Pickle
Crow,
3.25.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.95.
San
Antonio,
2.35.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
,75.
Uchl,
.43.
i
DEMAND
ON
-
SYRIA
NOW
1
Axis
Tactics
Recall
Those
Em
ployed
Against
Czecho-Slovakia
BEIRUT.
Oct.
3
:
Loca
1
autonomy
rights
for
Germans
and
Italians
t
I
ana
ireeaom
10
organize
politi
cally
In
Syria
are
being
demanded
by
the
Axis
powers
as
a
means
of.
coercing
the
French
government!
Into
acceding
to
demands
for
military
bases
which
have
already
jbeen
demanded.
The
Nazi
tactics
.In
Syria
recall
those
which
were
employed
before
the
occupation
of
i
Czecho-Slovakla.
Police
Court
Fines
Higher
Collections
From
This
Source
Still
Showing
Lead
Over
Last
Year's
Police
court
fines
In
Prince
Ru
pert
for
the
year
to
date
have
totalled
$4,002.75
In
comparison
with
$3825)
in
the
first
nine
months
of
1939.
The
fines
for
this
September
amounted
to
$328.25
as
against
$542
In
September
last
year.
There
were
thirty-five
cases
In
city
police
court
this
September.
Fifth
Avenue
House
Is
Sold
Carl
Giske
Purchases
Sam
Bloom
Residence
Near
Hays
Cove
Circle
Carl
Giske
has
purchased
from
Sam
Bloom
of
Montreal
the
residence
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
near
Hays
Cove
Circle
which
has
been
occupied
for
the
past
few
years
by
Mrs.
A.
M.
Beattle.
The
new
owner
will
later
take
up
residence
therein.
War
Guilt
t
4
Charges
Are
neriam,
rrjmc
Minister
mrougn
me
iirsi
nine
monins
ni
J
T
1
of
the
war,
resigned
from
the
government
of
Prime
;
1
mCed
iCQaV
Minister
Winston
Chqrchill
today
because
of
failing
health
and
will
retire
from
official
life.
His
resigna-
vichy,
Oct.
tion
has
hern
used
hv
Prime
Minister
Churchill
as
an
charges
were
instrument
for
the
recasting
of
the
government.
Sir
John
Anderson,
Home
Secretary
since
the
outbreak
of
the
war,
succeeds
Chamberlain
as
Lord
President
of
the
Council.
Rt.
Hon.
Herbert
Morrison,
former
Minister
of
Supply,
succeeds
Anderson
at
the
Home
Office.
Viscount
Cranbourne,
Foreign
Office
Under
Secretary,
who
resigned
with
Anthorw
Eden
when
the
latter
left
the
Foreign
Office,
succeeds
Viscount
Calde-cote
as
Dominions
Secretary
with
the
latter
replacing
Lord
Hewart
as
Lord
Chief
Justice.
Oliver
Lyttleton,
controller
of
non-ferrous
metals
in
the
Ministry
of
Supply,
replaces
Sir
Andrew
Duncan
as
President
of
the
Board
of
Trade
with
Duncan
becoming
Minister
of
Supply,
J.
T-
C.
Moore-lirabazon,
pioneer
aviator
motorist,
takes
over
the
Ministry
of
Transport
from
Sir
John
Rcith
Avho
becomes
Minister
of
Works
and
Buildings.
,
Injaddition
Sir
Kingsley
Vood,
Chancellor'
of
the
ExcKcqtier,
arid
Ernest
Bevin;
Minister
of
Labor,
are
added
to
the
war
cabinet,
the
membership
of
which
is
increased
to
eight.
It
is
thought
likely
that
further
cabinet
changes
i:
be
tried
before
the
Supreme
Court.
DESTROYER
WAS
LOST
,France
Announces
Destruction
Of
Naval
Unit
At
Dakar
VICHY,
Oct.
3:
The
French
government
at
Vichy,'
yesteTday
announced
the
kjssf
a
2000-ton
destroyer
m
the-
Dakar
ment
last
week.
Irish
Fusiliers
engage-
may
be
impending
involving
Lord
Beaverbrook,
Sir
,w
.
J
T
J
Alfred
Duff-
Cooper,
Arthur
Greenwood
and
Anthony
Inspected
I
Oday
Eden.
i
A
scientific
board
of
six
is
to
be
set
up
to
aid
in
the
war
effort.
3:
Formal
placed
today
against
General
Gamelln,
for-
mer
Premier
Daladler
and
Guy
La
Chambre,
former
air
minister,
in
France's
"war
eullt"
prosecutions.
They
will
Local
Regiment
Puts
On
Smart
pearance
Before
Major
General
Griesbach
Major
General
J.
M.
Griesbach
of
Edmonton,
Inspector
general
of
the
(Canadian
Active
Service
Force
for
Western
Canada,
made
an
inspection
of
the
Irish
Fusiliers
at
the
ocean
dock
this
morning.
The
regiment.
In
full
muster,
presenting
f.
smart
appearance,
turned
out
under
its
officer
commanding,
Lieut.
Col.
J.
N.
Burnett.
While
here
General
Brlesbach
Is
also
visiting
ojher
local
militia
units.
British
Armed
Trawler
Lost
Is
Missing
And
Must
Be
Considered
Gone,
It
Is
Announced
LONDON,
Oct.
3:
The
British
admiralty
announces
that
an
armed
trawler
is
missing
and
must
be
regarded
as
lost.
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
.J.
H.
Carson
St
Company..
$25.
Kalen
Hardware
Company
20.
Mitchell
&
Currle
20.
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
-
10.
John
Hlnton
,
10.
Hyde
Transfer
Cnjpajjj
10.
j'
R.
Mortimer
10.,
Tom
Lee
Si
Sow
10.