,
Force
on
Berlin
snoruy
aner
xi
British
planes
bombed
Am-
jam
caught
thousands
oi
uer-rs
In
cafes
and
on
the
streets
ifht
and
set
the
German
capl-
.
Mmct
cuns
thundering.
A
Lunlque
from
Berlin
today
said
at
least
twenty-six
persons.
:adig
nineteen
Nazi
soldiers,
killed
in
Amsterdam
while
tral"
Berlin
civilians
were
killed
Injured
but
the
extent
oi
dam-
was
not
disclosed.
The
raid
tn
early
and
at
some
points
ijrlse
was
so
complete
that
num-
of
Berllners
were
turned
away-
nicked
Dubllc
refuges.
There
raiding
on
the
German
capital
Irltish
planes
were
also
reported
Lstai
Switzerland
last
night,
in-
iar4
mother
raid
on
northern
REENLAND
COUP
PAILS
Received
Of
Unsuccessful
Log
3
Station
T0RK.
Nov
2:
A
Nazi
at-
t
m
iirftn
inn
is
rpnorrm
!becn
thwarted,
n
n
w
v
rt
m-w
m
t
SSI
1Kb.
I
IN
YUGOSLAVIA
irt
Lwing
That
Balkan
Country
to
be
under
tremendous
pressure
but
reports
that
City
And
District
Avnt.,-:.
sAnePi.:
Nov.
2:
The
6nc'
area
tu
From
Islands
VVMilUVllVVVt
P5
LVIIIIVI
J
Balkan
country
are
denied
I
AtU
and
under
which
ormer
Member
lit
"ItS
F.
Vflwn
Plnn...
IlrlicrlUI
v
vtuirr,
ucaa
in
Biocan
District
DENVER,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
lej
F
Nelson,
pioneer
druggist
.
,
tlve
Assembly
for
Slocan.
4Ue
yesterday.
"Wed
Dead
At
allntirn'N.
r
flre
Cracker
Goes
Olf
''v
ji
I
;t"n
r
.
-'wvt
nnv.
i
Mrc
h
nvn
"
cns
40,
Robsnn
nn
nnitflo-
na
died
in
a
dance
hall
last
Jliquake
Shock
'0s
Angeles
'U'ali
lW11.
lia
Evening
VICTORIA,
Nov.
2:
Orders
have
been
received
lor
three
thousand
pounds
of
Sitka
Spruce
seeds
lor
reforestation
purposes
in
Great
Britain,
it
Is
announced
by
the
provincial
forestry
service.
They
will
be
provided
from
stands
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Bulletins
SCALDED
BODY
FOUND
Divisional
headquarters
of
provincial
police
here
have
been
advised
of
the
finding
in
the
Skee-na
River
west
of
Pacific
of
a
scalded
body
believed
to
be
that
of
J.
S.
Thom
of
Hazelton,
one
of
two
itinerants
supposed
to
have
heen
in
the
derailment
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
train
at
J-orne
CreeV'lw'o
weeks
'
ago
'"tonight
when
Engineer
J.
C.
Carpenter
and
Fireman
S.
J.Mayer
also
presumably
lost
their
lives
ks.tveU
as
another
Itinerant,
William
Upston
ofMerrltt.
FRANCE'S
FINE
DEAL!
VICHY
Under
the
deal
which
Vice-Premier
rierr
Laval
Is
endeavouring-
to
negotiate
with
Germany
France
will,
It
is
reported,
give
naval
and
air
bases
in
France,
the
Mediterranean
and
North
Africa
In
return
for
being
WHAT
BERLIN
WANTS
LONDON
Axis
powers
are
endeavouring
to
negotiate
an
agreement
with
Russia,
It
Is
said,
the
effect
of
which
would
be
to
give
control
of
the
Dardanelles
to
the
would
be
given
to
Japan
China
This
Is
what
the
Axis
wants
Russia
to
agree
to.
BASED
AT
MALTA
LONDON
It
is
apparent
that
Royal
Air
Force
planes
which
attacked
Naples
yesterday
took
off
.
.
,
.
.
nll...lu
In
l.ir?e
irom
niaua.
wiiti"-
---
.
scale
naval
activity
against
Italy
Is
expected
to
be
undertaken
soon
by
the
British
In
tne
meaner-.,
ean.
ITALIANS
DOWNED
CAIRO-
Eight
Italian
planes
are
reported
to
have
been
brought
down
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
in
a
Italian
base
oi
battle
over
the
Mattru.
..The
British
lost
two
planes.
new
Bomb
sight
PANAMA-Writlng
a
year
ago
of
the
new
aerial
bomb
sight
which
has
been
made
in
taw
to
Great
Britain
by
the
vm
iu
States,
II.
R,
Knickerbocker,
noted
declared
that
war
correspondent,
It
was
the
most
deadly
mechanism
It
is
of
its
kind
ever
known.
a
"long
Jump"
ahead
of
anything
cbe
and
Is
capable
of
fifty
recent
direct
hits
at
the
most
.
minute
of
targets
from
great
at'ue;
It
will
be
a
potent
weapon
against
any
enemy.
MILD
IN
ALBERTA
CALGARY
Southern
Alberta
is
having
an
unusually
mild
.
Corn
on
the
cob
and
second
crop
strawberries
are
stilt
being
enjoy
ed
and
many
tables
arc
num.
with
big
red
roses,
WINNIPEO,
WOV.
IU
r.
im.""""'
isumed
the
lieutenant-governorship
'of
Manitoba
In
succession
to
Hon.
W.
J.
Tuppcr.,
Pioneer
Woman
Dies
In
South
Mrs.
John
GoodfeHow,
Member
of
Well
Known
Agassiz
famiij,
Passes'
Away
tmirrnmfPB.
Nov.
2:
(CP)
li
"
T.i
nAtoVnvu.
a.
member
01
KITS,
ouim
mw".w".
,
wpII
known
nloneer
Agaw
family,
died
yesterday.
Famous
Places
Bomb
Damaged
i
.
i
Wimbledon
Tennis
courts
a..u
Leicester
Square
Hit
uy
mmintf
Nnv.
2.
The
famous
tinkiAftnn
tpnnls
courts
and
la-
mous
Leicester
Square
nave
u
damaged
by
German
DumU..
i.
r
ROVl
lAL
,
LIBRARY
-
VICTO'RIA,
B.a
Some
of
the
64
members
of
the
rescued
crew
of
the
British
freighter
Saint
Agnes
are
climbing
up
the
ropes,
with
an
agility
known
only
to
veteran
seamen,
as
they
leave
their
lifeboat
for
the
safety
of
the
American
Export
liner
Exorchorda.
The
Exorchorda
was
120
miles
olf
Lisbon
when
it
received
an
SO
S
from
the-doomed
British
freighter.
DRIVE
OUT
JAPANESE
Further
Reverses
for
Invaders
Arc
Reported
from
Central
China
Province
of
Chekiang
SHANGHAI,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
soldiers
pressed
into
service
by
have
revolted
and
driven
the
Invaders
from
Shaohlng
,in
northern
Chekiang
Province
'allowed
the
use
of
enough
of
her
.whlch
the
Chinese
were
reported
to
.
.
.
.
.
i
..
rpcantered
ootlf
early
this
this
week
week.
own
food
to
feed
her
own
people
This
information
was
contained
In
foreign
reports
from
the
area
yesterday.
Heavy
movements
of
Japanese
troops
from
the
Nanfclng
and
Han-chow
areas
towards
the
coast
at
Shanghai
continue
as
the
with
drawal
of
the
Nipponese
irom
cen
tral
China
keeps
on.
New
Governor
Of
Manitoba
Is
In
Office
TODAY'S
STOCKS"
i
Court
H
r
lnin
i
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.05
Vi.
Bralome.
10.00.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.05.
Dentonlo,
.OOVjA.
Falrview,
.00
V.
.
Gold
Belt,
.22A.
Hedley
Mascot,
.48.
Pacific
Nickel,
.07.
Pend
Oreille,
1.70.
Pioneer,
2.15.
Premier,
.83B.
Privateer,
.55B.
Reeves
MacDonald,
.15.
Reno,
.13.
Relief
Arlington,
.03.
Salmon
Gold,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.90.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.02V'2A.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.09.
Calmont,
.21.
C
&
E.,
1.50B.
Home,
2.15.
Pacalta,
.052.
Royal
Canadian,
.08.
.
Okalta,
.85.
Mercury,
.05A.
Prairie
Royalties,
.08.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.15V2.
Beattle,
1.15.
Central
Pat.,
1.87.
Con.
Smelters,
39.'.
East
Malartlc,
3.15.
Fernland,
.01
Vi.
Francoeur,
.38.
Hardrock,
1.00.
Int.
Nickel,
36.U.
Kerr
Addison,
3.15.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.10.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.50.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.52.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.19.
Moneta,"
.58.
Noranda,
58.'.
Pickle
Crow,
2.92.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.75.
San
Antonio,
2.34.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.83.
Uchi,
.41.
Bouscadillac,
.02.
Mosher,
.06.
Oklend,
,062.
Smelters
Gold.,
.00
Vi.
Dominion
Bridge,
27.00.
EMPIRE
SUFFICIENCY
I
hpntHen
E
o&casi
Tomorrow
s
Tides
rr
w
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-t
High
3:36
am.
20.7
ft.
Islands-
Moderate
to
fresh
15:25
pjri.
22.0
It.
tf
Seast
wind,
mostly
cloudy
arid
Low
9:30
a.m.
6.7
It.
plld
th
rain.
22:08
pm.
22
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRICE:
CENTS
XXIX,
No.
258.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
2,10.
British
Air
Superiority
Is
Shown
-
t..
.
erlin
Caught
By
au
British
Raid
"Sustained
And
Successful"
Reported
i
LONDON,
November
2:
(CP)
Royal
Air
Force
mbers
last
night
carried
out
"sustained
and
successful
tfack
on
railway
communications
in
Berlin,
the
Air
ntetry
reported.
At
the
same
time
other
bombers
f
truck
the
fcrupp
armament
works
in
Essen,
synthetic
oil
.
.
.
...
...joKnrt
iiohnrir
and
and
nn
an
Indus-1
Indus
1
.
mu
i"
""o"
o
al
factory
near
Gelsenklrchen.
d.
surprise
attack
by
the
Royal
Sitka
Spruce
CLIMBING
TO
SAFETY
HURL
OUT
Inonnia.
ITALIANS
!
Greek
Land
Forces
Have
Marked
Success
Fascists
Turn
To
Air
Attack
On
Civilians
NEW
OFFENSIVE
DUE
LONDON,
Nov.
2:
(CD
Authoritative
military
sources
expect
Italy
to
launch
a
big
scale
offensive
against
the
Greek
defence
line
on
the
southwest
wing
of
the
Greek-Albanian
frontier,
Military
reports
today
said
that
the
Greek,
in
all
sectors
of
the
front
where
they
have
not
actually
pushed
the
Italians
back,
defences
are
holding
strong.
ATHENS.
Nov.
2:
Greek
trrops
have
hur'ei
Italian
forces
hack
on
he
Flor'na
frcnt
and
driven
thm
three
miles
into
Albania,
it
was
reported
today.
No?
enly
has
continued
stubborn
resistance
of
the
Greeks,
In
spite
of
yupcrio-lty
cf
numWi,
rush
-cd
cne
Ital'an
segment
back
into
Albania
but
several
villages
have
I
been
captured
in
that
section,
Reuters
says.
On
on
the
tne
other
oiner
hand,
nana,
the
ine
j
Fifty
persons
are
reported
to
:
have
been
kil'ed
and
others
In-
I
jurM
in
an
Ital'an
atr
raid
on
I
Salonika.
watrrfront
and
,
port
facili,i
haint
been
.
centrate-'
nwm.
Patra
and
Corfu
Tl'al'an
bnhrs
und
a
o'al
of
ninety
civilian
were
killed
yes-rH.T
in
addition
to
many
being
injured.
Resume
Attack
Today
The
Italian
air
force
resumed
tt-tack
aeainit
Greece
today,
bombing
Canea
In
Crete
and
Corfu
Island
and
the
port
of
Patras.
The
attacks
today
followed
the
widespread
raids
yesterday
which
re-Jportedly
killed
and
wounded
three
hundred
persons.
i
Prices
For
Salt
Fish
Are
Fixed
Regulations
Being
Issued
by
Fed
eral
Government
Under
Act,
It
Is
Announced
Of
It
For
Christmas
ATTLEBOROUGH.
Eng.
NOV.
2:
(CP)
Turkeys,
as
popular
with
Britons
as
with
Canadians
for
Christmas
fare,
will
probably
cost
this
year
double
what
they
did
last
Yuletlde
In
England.
pntnwnn
Oovlnn
Nnv
2-
(f!PI
!
At.
tho
nnniial
turkev
sale
In
this
VWUWiVAAJWf
t
I
mmm
a-v
....
w
-
v
Ceylon
has
found
the
Empire
Norfolk
town
about
5,000
birds
were
Ln
nmnln
Vioi-
irlt,h
fnr-'crlrl
ot.
an
nvpmffB
Tirlce
Of
$4.58.
LUU
OUJtJF
VA
"
--
w.
w.m
w
...
'
J
'
.
mcrly
purshased
In
Europe.
Wines
compared
with
$3.98
last
year,
the
come
from
Australia
and
South
best
of
them
made
e.8J
a
neaa
cs-
Afrlca,
dried
milk
from
Austoalla,
tlmated
to
be
equivalent
to
68
cents
other
supplies
from
Britain.
'
a
pound.
Unusual
Success
or
Ground
Batteries
Is
Indicating
New
Gun
Since
August
8
No
Less
Than
2333
Nazi
Bombers
and
Fighters
Have
Been
Destroyed
in
Battle
of
Britain-Rate
Is
Three
to
One
LONDON,
November
2.The
German
Air
Force
lost
three
warplanes
and
fourteen
airmen
for
every
British
plane
shot
down
in
the
Battle
of
Britain
during
the
twelve
weeks
since
August
8,
it
is
officially
announced.
During
that
period
Royal
Air
Force
fighters
and
anti-aircraft
euns
aecounted
for
no
less
than
PALACE
IS
BOMB
HIT
Nazis
Find
Their
Mark
On
Kensington
But
Without
Causing
Casualties
LONDON,
Nov.
2:
Announce-
uciw
ao
.v
i
Italians
claim
that
the
Metaxas
Kensington
Palace
has
been
dam-,
t
?.ine
has
bren
broken
near
ajed
by
recent
Nazi
aerial
bomb-.
.
i
.
-i
1
1
ivg.
NO
memoexs
oi
uie
xvuyauj
2433
German
bombers
and
fighters.
It
Is
announced.
Unusual
success
of
ground
batteries
against
raiding
aircraft
both
by
night
and
day
which
has
beconte
apparent
during
the
past
day
or
so
has
stirred
speculation
that
a
new
type
of
anti-aircraft
gun
may
have
been
perfected
and
put
Into
use.
NAZIS
ARE
BROKEN
UP
Family
were
in
the
palace
at
the
time
and
there
were
no
casualties.
Seven
Enemy
Planes
Brought
Kensington
Palace,
which
was
the
Down
So
Far
Today
Five.
Dur-
arffptof
lncendiarv
bombs.
Is
where
5
,nK
Nlht
And
Thirteen
w-
.
l
I
Oiionn
V1itnrta
horn
tn'1819.
.
AT
MIDNIGHT
Yesterday
'1QD'NbON;r'Nov.
2-seven
"Nazi'
planes
had
been
brought
down
early
today
.
In
continuation,
of
fierce
aerial
combat
In
the
Battl
Df
Britain.
Two
large
formations
of
enemy-
-planes
were
broken
up
with
four
day
alarms.
No
Chance
To
Save
Majority
Of
During
the
night
five
enemy
II.
M.
C.
S.
Margaree
Crew
.planes
were
destroyed
by
effective
Who
Went
Down
With
anti-aircraft
fire.
Forward
Part
Of
Ship
Yesterday
the
count
was
thir-
teen
German
planes
brought
down
HAMILTON,
Bermuda,
Nov.
2:
with
six
British.
(CP)-All
but
one
of
the
142
mem-
nlS
tn
enemy
convergea
bers
of
the
crew
of
H.
M.
C.
S.
tn
several
directions
on
London
,u
ni,k.H
(r.
tv,
At.
and
there
was
an
eigne
nour
lantlc
Ocean
-when
the
Canadian
alarm.
The
Thames
estuary
was
destroyer
was
cut
in
two
by
a
under
heavy
assault,
merchant
vessel
which
she
was
In
one
of
the
raids
on
London
convoying
went
down
when
the
yesterday,
a
house
was
demolished
forward
section
plunged
to
the
but
all
occupants
were
apperently
bottom
almost
Immediately
after
safe
to
shelter.
.........
i
nnrintr
last
nleht's
raiding
a
at
midnight
and
many
of
the
men
bomb
struck
a
crowded
bus
probably
i
were
s-leeplng
while
others
were
ea
"
i
OTTAWA,
Nov.
2:
(CP1
Regula-
cn
duy
commander
J.
W.
Roy
j
ported
today
as
the
Royal
Air
Force
jtions
issued
by
the
federal
govern-
was
on"
he
bridge
a;t
the
time,
it
beat
off.
the
four-day
attacks
on
ment
under
the
Salt
Fish
Act
pro-'
believed.
All
those
on
the
after
this
capital.
Today's
raiders,
In-
iviue
iut
paymem-a
w
mauc
w
5ectIon
o-l
the
destroyer
were
savea
tiuumg
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ww
w.-w
fishermen
for
salt
fish
for
fish
rwf
nnv
pa
on
ana
scaiiereo
HfreA
hv
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nalrols
pattuia
of
or
to
be
used
for
salting
purposes.
Major
Slee
Of
Duncan
Passes
Well
Known
Vancouver
Island
tary
Officer
is
Dead
..hi.
iu.
,,-mt,
rm-
iman
Alfred
Ernest
Jones
of
Clover-
Royal
Air
Force
Spitfires
swooping
dale
who
was
lost
during
the
from
high
clouds
along
the
south-transfer
of
the
survivors
to
the
i
east
coast.
freighter
which
struck
the
Mar-
Leadine
Stoker
Ernest
parsons,
t
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VIPTimQ
in
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,
-
v
'vuuiv
vivors
who
told
tne
story
oi
uve
sinking
of
the
Margaree
here
yes-
Bov
Seaman
Jones,
the
only
one
Rv
F.nemv
Action
in
v,o
offpr
spptlnn
of
the
Marzareel
J
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I
VilV
m
v-w
"
v
VI,
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7
1
r
.lwho
failed
to
gain
safety
on
the
former
officer
B.
Slee
of
Duncan
me"
mechant
shl
P'
u
a
hero
of
the
commanding
of
.the
Sixty-Second
,
It
it
was
was
he
Plpld
Ratterv.
died
suddenly
at,
.
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.
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rh
iamnvpn
i
jt.shx
.
.
y
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1
i
W
ill!
v
-v
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engaged
in
troop
training
work.
There's
Turkey
In
Old
England
But
War
Will
About
Double
Price
2
Freighter
Sunk
MONTREAL.
Nov.
2.
(CP)
hejFourt11
Engineer
F.
McCart,
father
from
depth:01
uorreen
mcwjo
ui
rmuwi",
charges
when
the
Fraser
was
dam-
among
W-men
mmK
aged?
the
freighter
St.
Malo
which
Is
thereby
averting
an
explos-.
ion.
In
the
Margaree
disaster
Jones'
Ported
Atlcf
fell
into
the
sea
when
he
grabbed
7
Lane
of
Victoria
ts
.
J
.
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Steward
D.
Mitt
WIUHK
CilU
Ul
V
Vfcv
fw
.
....
j
nmonsr
to
pull
nimseii
appara
ine
owier,
Ship.
'Xmas
An
New
Year
Leaves
For
Canadian
Army
OTTAWA,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Ar
rangements
are
under
consldera-
the
survivors.
There
were
ino
other
British
Columbia
men
on
board.
City
Fines
Are
Somewhat
Higher
"
Total
$4700
as
Compared
With
$4382
in
Corresponding
Period
Last
Year
.
jF
Police
court
fines
in
Prince
Ru-
tlon
for
the
granting
of
Christmas
.
pert
for
this
year
to
date,
have
ag-
.
.1
1
au.a..J
-
Ilia
and
New
Year
leaves
for
members
gregarea
w.o
as
cwupucu
wim
of
the
Canadian
Active
Service
!
$4382
In
tne
first
ten
montns
owasi
Force
in
Canada.
Free
transporta-
year.
The
fines
lot
lalsj
October
tlon
Is
being
sought
by
some
In-
amounting
to
$698,
COmpate'd
with
'terests
on
behalf
of
the
soldiers.
$547
In
the
same'
month'
last
year,
i
.
.
i
.