EW
YORK,
Nov
26:-The
New
attack.
pf'
:k
market,
following
weak-
s
of
the
pas
fortnight,
showed
mttn
wwarci
recovery
yes-
naner
said
in
its
surprise
ad
far
The
industrial
average
at
mission.
tij
was
131.96,
up
.49;
rails,
,
down
5.
and
utilities,
20.40,
02,
The
day's
turnover
total-
5M
000
.
hares.
The
trend.
con-
npwara
in
early
fading
t
.
'
fllKA
IS
OBSOLETE
I
Be
Fir
Outclassed
By
New
fish
Co-operation
Plane
Now
Cominir
Out
PNDOX,
xov,
26.
(CP)
rl
Britain
l.
.
,
n
tJ'Pe
of
army
co-operation
"e
which,
it
is
said,
will
make
(
German
dive
bombers
look
olcte.
r,t
Britain
is
maklnr
elab-
?t
plans
for
coordination
of
?rk
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
and
"irmy
n
and
operations
fkln
the
day
when
the
of-
Nr(
can
h.
tnkfn
nn
lhf
pt'nent.
pin
Pays
h
Internees
lians
Reassurert
Thrv
Are
P'
T"d
For
Their
Hospitality
SLBOURNE
No.
26:
(CP)
-
transportation
and
maln-of
I;
enemy
aliens
sent
from
12
10
Australia
for
Intern-;
Plll
be
repatriated
to
the
,'"J
or
their
origin
after
the
;
was
stated
by
the
Mln-'5
the
Army
in
reply
to
rum-""ICh.
h
snlrl
VinJ
t.n
Mr.
1,1
,
'
ULLU
V.
a
"
btmit
till;
vwb
nn)
defrayed
hv
tho
Australian
nfcnt,
and
Internees
might
file
Wh
lfV.
4tJV.
4Viocn
Bastions
are
utterly
f4lsc
f
ar
McBrlde
said.
"These
in-
lia
f
,lVe
been
brouBht
to
Aust-
at
r
thf
Tfflliflo
nflU
TlfllleVi
ltKI!ln.t.bcca
of
the
dim-
hn
"'cn
mlht
arise
In
the
K
u
an
invoi.
-i
i
-n-t
-
-
.mkwiuii
ol
VI4CUI
ill!"
r'NKS
FOR
PEACE
p0
"
Liucas,
aviasn;i
trrlIrnds
of
the
Aldenham
!.,.
"Ke
other
mllltnrv
Mas-
'
"i
wari.lm
..
....
j
hunt
"viana,
now
jei
it
!
"t
i
In
uniform,
instead
of
ads
in
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8,
D.
JotinaUm
Cij.
i
,
'
Vancouver!
BtgdCssourl.
.06.
,;i
Brklornfe,
10.00B.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.15.
Dentonla,
.OOViA.
Falrvlew,
.00
V2.
Gold
Belt,
.27.
Hedley
Mascot,
.56.
Mlnto,
.01.
,
Noble
Fiver
.00
.
Pend
Oreille,
1.90.
pioneer,
2.25.
Premier,
.90.
Privateer,
.56.
Reeves
MacDonald,
.30A.
Reno,
.15.
Relief
Arlington,
.03
Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.02
tt.
Sheep
Creek,
.85B.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.02
'2A.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.09.
Calmont,
.25.
C.
&
E.,
$1.50.
Home,
2.50.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.09.
Okalta,
.95A.
Mercury,
.06A.
Prairie
Royalties,
.09A.
TORONTO
Aldermac,
.15'A.
'
Beattle,
1.12.
Central
Pat.,
1.95.
Cons.
Smelters,
43.00.
East
Malartlc,
3.10.
Fernland,
.01
Francocur,
.46.
Gods
Lake,
.46.
Hardrock,
1.05.
Int.
Nickel,
37.Vi.
Kerr
Addison,
3.55.
LUtle
Long
Lac,
2.20.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.51.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.62.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.34.
Moneta,
.57A;
Noranda,
58.00.
Pickle
Crow,
3.00.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.20.
San
Antonio,
2.63.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.82.
Bouscadlllac,
.02
Vi.
Masher,
.06.
Oklend,
.10.
Smelters
Gold,
.WA;
Dominion
Bridge,
27.00B.
CHICAGO
WHEAT
CHICAGO,
Nov.
26:-Wheat
prices
were:
Uc
to
ftc
lower
yesterday
on
the
Chicago
market
with
DuCainbeT
closing
at
87?sC.
i
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
-
I
leatHer
Forecast
She
1
hi
Tomorrow
s
Tides-High
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-jotte
Island
Moderate
to
fresh
11:25
a.m.
22.9
ft
1!'
east
to
southeast
winds,,
unsettled
t
Low
5:12
ajn.
6.2
ft.
and
mua
Wivn
ram.
18:02
p.m.
2.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
No.
277.
JCXIX.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
26,
11)40.
PRICE:
I
CENTS
o
t
.
Jp
From
Reich
For
Italy
lermany
Not
PlanninglALL
QU1ET
I
d
rst
ivi
lunuun
Duce
It
Is
Intimated
First
Mht
Since
Blitzkrieg
Began
That
There
Have
Been
No
Air
Raids
LONDON,
Nov.
26.
For
the
first
ttlme
since
the
blitzkrieg
bgan,
except
on
October
6,
London
had
scists
Hordes
I
urn
loward
Sea
in
Retreat
From
Ad-
no
air
raid
alarms
last
night
.
r
l.
11T
a
m
i
vancing
Greeks
Winter
Takes
Grip
ROME,
November
26:
(CP)
Well
informed
smirrns
The
important
west
coast
port
of
Bristol
war
bombed
again
in
the
early
evening
but
the
attack
'vas
.uuni
light
and
ana
01
of
brief
nnei
duration.
aurauon.
Else
r.ise
,1
i
n
si!i
.
.
.
.
inn
mat
no
ucrman
military
action
atrainst
Turkov
is'
,,,.
,m
ii
"iivi
UtlUUiiUk
Hi.
WUiUl
J
Utile
J
,
i
iminent
and
that
the
Nazis
intend
i
1
to
leave
the
Greek
i
were
no
night
attacks,
it
has
been
orts,
advices
trom
various
parts
of
the
Albanian
hattlo-
nt
indicate
that
all
Italian
units
are
seeking
to
turn
Uie
Aunawc
oca
in
retreat,
.
the
Orecks.
Winter
took
a
b
grip
today
with
cold
rain
In
ralleys
and
lowlands
and
snow
toe
mountains.
ew
York
Stock
lart
Is
Firmer
Mussolini
Has
Praise
For
British
have
been
in
any
sense
as
effective
as
were
those
on
Coventry,
although
there
is
no
denying
that
it
was
hard
hit
in
the
Sunday
night
raid.
Weather
was
unfavorable
for
an
attack
upon
London
last
nig!-.t.
A
heavy
mist
is
believed
to
have
held
aircraft
down.
;lts
first
air
raid
alarm
in
twenty
four
hours.
A
few
minutes
later
the
all
elpar
slirnnl
ramp
Nr
1n-
,cldents
were
reported
r
in
the
Nov
26:
Premlpr
a
ilenini
Shown
Yesterday
After
Mussolini's
Milan
newsDaDer
a
,'i,.
,,.r
ers
took
the
opportunity
to
stroll
around
the
city.
The
most
of
the
people,
as
usual,
went
to
the
shel
ters,
taking
no
chances
with
a
surprise
raid.
The
bombing
of
Bristol
last
evening,
while
of
brief
duration,
Is
believed
to
have
caused
a
few
casualties,
some
fatal.
MANY
YOUNG1
MEN
ANSWER
Second
Call
To
Canadian
Colors
Brought
Out
Nearly
mousanci
More
Than
Expected
OTTAWA.
Nov.
26:
(CP)
The
turn-out
for
the
second
military
training
period
in
Canada
under
the
National
Resources
Mobilization
Act
exceeded
the
objective
by
1
936
men,
Hon.'
James
G.
Gardiner,
jmihlster
of
"war
services,
announced
yesterday.
He
told
a
press
conference
that
30,536
men
had
reported
at
training
centres
on
Nov-
ember
22
against
ine
oojeuuvc
m
29.600.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
south-cast
wind,
twelve
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.00
(steady);
temperature,
46;
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
southeast
wind,
25
miles
per
hour;
sea
1
rough.
Langara
Island
Light
rain,
southeast
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.83;
temperature,
46;
lleht
swell.
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
southeast
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter,
30.22
(steady);
temperature,
46;
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
soutneast
wind,
21
miles
per,
hour;
barometer,
30.37;
temperature,
45;
sea
choppy.
DISCLOSING
COMMUNISM
Another
Document
to
be
Issued
by
Dies
Committee,
it
is
Announced
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
NOV.
25
The
Dies
committee
on
un-Amerl
can
activities
will
shortly
issue
an
other
document
disclosing
communistic,
activities
in
the
United
State3
it
is
announced.
"Off
The
Record"
Chat
With
"Mike"
Caused
Beard
To
Lose
His
Ship,
'Tis
Suggested
.
-
VICTORIA,
November
26:
(CP)
The
possibility
that
the
retirement
of
Commander
Charles
T.
Beard
of
H.M.C.S.
Prince
Robert
might
be
due
to.
an
"off
the
record"
chat
with
newspapermen
boing'TC-corded
by
the,
Canadian
.
Broadcasting
Corporation
was
advanced
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
by
Harold
Winch,
C.C.F.
member
for
Vancouver
East.
"The
people-of
British
Columbia
are
entitled
to
know
if
the
C.B.C.
is
becoming
a
sort
of
Gestapo,"
Winch
said.
"I
am
told
that
a
C.B.C.
employee
sat
next
to
Cmmander
Beard
with
a
microphone
and,
when
the
'off
the
record'
chat
took
place,
the
C.B.C.
man
did
not
turn
off
the
microphone.
I
am
given
to
understand
that
the
entire
conversation
was
mailed
east
and
might
have
resulted
in
Commander
Beard
being
retired."
War
News
,nple
Of
Weeks
Of
Weakness
'
0
2
yesterdav
r
nraised
praisca
British
urmsn
re-
re-
t
ua
had
vk.
bombs
a
a
v
-
-
liau
a
a
icw
few
viriuua
dropped
uiupcu
on
vu
it
II.
by
uy
t
CHOO0KQOIOOOOUOUOOyiyuUw
"
to
the
German,
air
planes
which
passed
up
the
Thames
This
resistance
was
estuary,
turning
back
after
drop-,
Which
wukuiuis
Ig
Should
ououm
not
t
plng
nna
some
some
bombs
Domps
In
m
the
lJie
water
water.
i
I
be
underestimated,
the
news-
nUrlnz
the
ouiet
nisht
London-
GREEKS
STILL
ADVANCING
ATHENS
Greek
troops
were
reported
today
to
be
continuing
their
advance
against
the
Italians
at
all
points,
having
occupied
a
number
of
positions
of
importance.
Thousands
of
Italian
troops
are
being
brought
up,
it
was
reported,
In
the
effort
to
establish
a
third
line
of
defence.
Another
report
was
that
Greek
forces
had
been
landed!
on
the
Adriatic
coast
of
Albania
and
had
cut
off
communications
behind
the
Italian
lines.
'XMAS
ARMISTICE
REJECTED.
LONDON
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
tojd
Parliament
today
that
Great
Britain
was,
not
prepared
to.
agree
to
any
Christmas
armistice.
The
Prime
Minister's
answer
to
a
Labor
member's
proposal
to
approach
Rome
with
a
view
to
bringing
about
such
an
armistice
was
a
flat
"No."
Any
such
proposal
by
a
neutral
state
would
be
rejected,
he
declared.
ROYAL
AIR
FORCE
ATTACKS
LONDON
The
Royal
Air
Force
last
night
carried
out
attacks,
on
military
objectives
in
Germany
proper,
big
gun
emplacements
on
the
Channel
coast
and
airdromes
in
Holland.
Dockyards
at
Wilhelmshafen,
Kiel
and
Hamburg
were
struck.
Many
tons
of
incendiary
and
high
explosive
bombs
were
dropped.
One
British
plane
is
missing.
NEW
OFFENSIVE
IN
CHINA
TOKIO
The
Japanese
are
launching
a
new
offensive
along'
a
160-mile
front
from
Hankow
against
central
China
with
a
view
to
finally
vanquishing
the
forces
of
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-Shek,
it
is
stated
here.
Large
quantities
of
fighting
equipment
are
being
taken
in
and
a
big
push
is
planned.
Naval
bombers
will
co-operate
with
land
forces.
CROSS
CHANNEL
BATTLE
DOVER
German
Big
Berthas
and
British
Long
Toms
exchanged
salvos
across
the
Straits
of
Dover
yesterday.
The
British
guns
laid
down
shells
around
Cap
Griz
Nez
while
the
German
shells
landed
near
Dover.
No
serious
damage
was
done
on
this
side
in
the
duel
which
lasted
ZVi
hours.
The
Germans
fired
again
for
two
.hours
today.
CORFU
IS
BOMBED
CORFU
Italian
planes
bombed
Corfu
for
nine
hours
yesterday
and
dropped
four
hundred
bombs
in
various
towns
and
villages.
Little
damage
was
done
and
there
were
few
FOR
HELP
OF
BRITAIN
WASHINGTON
Although
London
officials
denied
that
Great
Britain
had
made
any
request
or
demand
for
three
capital
ships,
six
cruisers
and
one
hundred
destroyers
to
carry
on
the
was
against
Germany
and
Italy,
Washington
off
jcias
are
giving
serious
consideration
to
the
warning
of
Lord
Lothian,
British
ambassador,
that
Britain
must
have
more
fighting
ships.
Secretary
of
War
Henry
Stimson
announced
today
that
the
United
States
War
Department
had
appealed
to
the
priorities
board
to
halt
expansion
of
commercial
air
services
On
the
ground
it
would
interfere
with
war
plane
production
for
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain.
FURTHER
FOOD
RESTRICTIONS
PARIS
Further
food
restrictions
are
being
imposed
by
the
(Nai
authorities
in
occupied
France.
GENERAL
SUICIDES
LONDON
An
Italian
general
in
Albania
is
reported
to
have
committed
suicide.
MUSEUM
READING
ROOM
LONDON,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
The
reading
room
of
the
British
Museum
has
been
reopened.
It
was
closed
while
measures'
were
being
taken
to
safeguard
the
books.
Most
were
removed
to
a
spot
"where
there
Is
more
adequate
protection,"
said
officials.
'
-
I
Bulletins
SUNKEN
VESSEL
SALVAGED
Having
succeeded
in
salvaging
l
the
New
England
Fish
Co.'s
can-
nery
tender
Oregoniaiu
which
struck
a
rock
and
sank
below
the
,
sunace
in
seven
fathoms
of
water
in
Seaforth
Channel
on
October
29,
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tugs
Pachena
and
Daly
arrived
in
port
early
this
afternoon
with
the
vessel
which
will
be
placed
on
the
local
dry
dock
for
repairs.
The
Oregonian
had
been
abandoned
after
the
sinking.
She
is
a
vessel
j
of
"0
feet
length
equipped
with
I
a
75
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
engine.
'
LOUD
ROTHERMERE
DIES
LONDON
1
The
Press
Association
announced
today
that
Lord
Rothermerc,
noted
British
publisher
and
financier,
died
in
da
today.
Lord
Rothermere,
who
I
was
i2
years
of
age,
had
been
in
Early
this
afternoon
London
had
'
oijoKHKwwcKHXwootHroaHJW
m
health
for
some
time.
He
was
a
brother
of
the
late
Ltid
North-
BULGARIA
RELIEVED
People
Rejoice
at
Prospect
of
Not
Having
to
Hook
up
With
Axis
BRITAIN'S
BID
LONDON,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Great
v
Britain
made
a
bid
today
for
Bulgarian
neutrality
with
the
prom
ise
that
Britain
will
strive
to
ensure
Bulgaria's
integrity
and
independence
in
any
eventual
peace
settlement.
This
pledge
by
the
Foreign
Secretary,
Lord
Halifax,
was
read
to
the
House
by
Richard
A.
Butler,
under
secretary
for
foreign
affairs.
Britain
would
do
its
best
to
this
end
provided
Bulgaria
did
not
join
or
assist
the
Axis
or
attack
Great
Britain
or
any
of
her
allies.
SOFIA,
Bulgaria,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Belief
that
Bulgaria
has
won
the
struggle
to
avoid
being
pushed
into
iigning
the
Axis
pact
until
the
Greek-Turkish
-
Russian
situation
has
been
clarified
was
expressed
in
official
circles
here
yesterday.
There
cliffe,
His
papers
were
the
Daily
Jwa3
rejoicing
apparently
based
on
ii
,
n.
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Mail,
Daily
Mirror
and
Evening
News.
TOKYO
Tokyo
newspapers
gave
warning
today
that
Japanese
and
American
relations
could
not
improve
unless
United
States
recognized
Japan's
determination
to
establish
a
new
order
in
Asia.
One
newspaper
said:
"Conflict
of
ideas
between
United
States
and
Japan
is
inevitable
as
long
as
the
United
States
clings
to
the
open
door
idea."
NEW
RUMANIAN
'QUAKES
.
BUCHAREST
There
were
two;
new
earthquake'
shocks
in
the
Rumanian
oil
fields
last
night
but
damage
was
stated
today
to
have
not
been
serious.
REFUGEE
SHIP
EXPLODES
HAIFA
The
steamer
Tatria,
laden
with
1800
Jewish
refugees
who
were
to
be
moved
from
Palestine
to
another
British
colony,
keeled
over
and
sank
yesterday
soon
after
a
mysterious
explosion.
Most
of
those
on
board
were
rescued.
NAZIS
DOWN
NEAR
HOME
British
Spitfires
Chase
Invaders
Across
Channel
To
Their
Bases
'
LONDON,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Three
their
own
anti-aircraft
guns,
"We
chased
fifty
Messerschmltt
an
oinciai
uerman
statement
mat
a
Bulgarian
delegation
was
not
expected
in
Berlin
in
the
near
future,
i
The
non-co-operation
of
Bulgaria
brings
the
Axis
diplomatic
offensive
I
to
a
sudden,
if
temporary,
halt.
I
In
Berlin
it
Is
stated
that
a
cabinet
reorganization
in
Bulgaria
is
Imminent
and
that
Bulgaria
will
then
be
brought
Into
the
axis.
,
Considerable!
Importance
is
attached
to
a
conference
which
King
Boris
of
Bulgaria
has
held
with
rep-f
,
resentatives-
of
Soviet
'RussliTief
MAY
DASH
F0RHQME
Three
German
and
Nine
Italian
i
Vessels
Believed
to
be
Tlanning
To
Leave
Tampico
TAMPICO,
Mexico,
Nov.
26.
Mexican
naval
authorities
are
keeping
a
close
watch
on
three
German
and
nine
Italian
vessels
which
are
:
believed
to
be
planning
a
dash
to
jthe
open
sea
enroute
to
home
waters.
Crews
are
busily
engaged
Jin
repainting
and
reconditioning
jthe
vessels
as
they
ride
at
anchor
I
In
Tampico
harbor.
No
clearances
have
yet
been
taken
out.
-
Bella
Coola
Man
Chosen
(times
within
one
week
Spitfire1,,
TT".
.
pilots
have
chased
German
raiders
,
IIaro,d
F"
Gl,es
to
Jom
Local
Scho1
across
the
English
Channel
and
shot
them
down
within
range
of
i
City
Commissioner
D.
J.
Matheson
this
morning
announced
tha
ap-
109's
from
0ver
London
and
came
;
poIntment
of
Harold
F.
Giles
of
Into
range
halfway
between
Dover"BelIa
Coola
to
the
staff
of
King
and
Cap
Grls
Nez,"
the
Air
Mln-1
Edward
Schl
here
in
succession
Istry
News
Service
quoted
one'to
Mlss
Mafy
Easthope,
resigned,
pilot
as
saying.
"As
we
approached
i
Mr-
Glles-
who
wil1
come
Prince
the
French
coast
we
continued
to
'
RuPt
after
the
Christmas
and
attack.
The
enemy
were
In
a
rag-1
New
Year
vacation,
has
been
teach-ged
looking
formation.
One
of
our
1
lnS
at
Bella
Coola
for
six
years
and
chaps
got
the
first
one.
I
got
ls
highly
recommended.
the
second."
Before
returning
to
his
base
the
same
pilot
spotted
a
Helnkel
ill
lying
In
the
water
just
off
the
French
coast.
A
second
Helnkel
and
eight
Messerschmltt
109's
were
circling
It.
He
attacked
the
circling
Helnkel
and
sent
It
Into
the
sea
to
join
the
first.
Scots
Wha
Ilac!
A
Scottish
fighter
squadron
jchased
15
Messerschmltt
109's
from
Ramsgate
to
Dijnkerque
and
shot
down
three
of
them.
Two
were
shot
down
into
the
sea
during
a
dogfight
and
the
third
crashed
on
the
same
sands
where
the
men
of
the
British
Expeditionary'
Force
had
stood
waiting
to
embark
for
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The,
pressure
continues
low
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
is
relatively
high
over
the
Peace
River
district.
The
weather
has
been
mild
throughout
British
Columbia
with
showers
on
the
coast.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
j
Moderate
to
fresh
southeast
winds,
mostly
cloudy
and
mild
with
NEW
YORK
COPPER
England
during
their
heroic
wlth-i
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
26;
New
York
drawal
from
France.
The
Scottish
copper
prices
were
unchanged
to
airmen
reacned
home
without
a
.ozc
lower
yesterday
with
Dcem-loss.
,ber
closing
at
lt.02o;
per
pound.
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