NTS
liitUnln
Mexico,
committed
ul-
ItHtkr
hanging
himself
In
his
Nf
fork
suite.
(Cooper
was
CINCINNATI
FILLINU
UP
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati
is
filling
up
for
the
World
Series
Pning
on
Wednesday.
Injuries
!
of
the
opening
game.
BRITONS
ARE
ARRESTED
T0KIODomei
News
Agency
wporti
seven
British
residents
In
JPn
have
been
convicted
of
d
City
Property
Today
Only
tWO
lnt
nror
tnU
tndav
at
Ihe
r
'naucement
of
six
per
cent.
In-
c"
on
the
investment
pending
S'ble
redemntlnn
mi
not
suffl-
M
for
Nan
ti
McCaffery
Ltd.
was
the
Purchaser,
the
lots
taken
jtotl
Block
24,
Section
8,
$121.67
lw.
Block
25,
Section
8,
$38.81.
'
st
remains
open
until
tomorrow
during
mm..
n
lot
fail
I.
IriiilC
"
""OeDUrrVio.oJ
.hi..
i
.L
t
um
t0
redemption
within
one
arap
LON?
M'STREATMENT
i.Bi
;,
""'"ax
is
aemanaing
an
lit
n
,rom
u,e
Rumanian
r
wTi
01
aUeged
m,slreat
minin.
"""o,
a
uanaaian
a,ul
lo,,T
nrI
KTh
nil
COm
U,e
SmlCe
01
In
earlier
alerts
of
the
day
Lon
tlon
of
the
salmon
canning,
ma
chines
for
the
canning
of
herring
Municipal
End
of
Highway
Now
Compares
More
Than
Favorably
With
Government
Considerable
Improvement
has
Just
been
carried
out
on
the
city
end
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
which
makes
It
compare
more
thau
I
favorably
with
the
government
por-I
Hrm
nnir
pnrtln
at
Prudhomme
rloner
did
not
hear
nlanes
or
cun-it
.1..
tu.
.n..,nn.ni
v
,
lUttfcC,
(UIUHUUU
..w.
fire
but
coast
towns
were
bombed
'
beelnnlnir
to
show
the
need
of
fiife
well
known
In
Prince
Ku-
while
big
guns
exchanged
shots
maintenance
whlrii
has
not
been
'jtf.
Hf
paid
more
than
one
visit
I
kttt
md
wrote
stories
of
local
talrml.)
TORE
DOWN
U.S.
FLAG
H.1X0I.
French
Indo-China.
lapintse
aoldiers
have
torn
down
over
the
Straits
of
Dover
Night
raiders
confined
themselves
In
several
areas
to
dropping
crude
incendiary
bombs.
la
a
night
attack
on
Merseyside
bTven
as
much
attention
as
usual
this
season.
William
Buchan
two
auxiliary
firemen
were
killed
w
1
,
D..i
1
...
.
.
,l.
in
nin
-
y
rv
uwi
I
InlUd
State,
flar
from
over
a
ana
tnree
injured
in
me
iaim.K
qC-
jucUU
Ol
nwi
ibrls
of
warehouse
fire.
Bombs
iiniiAn..
i
it
1
t.,
i.
a
W
P"ory.
i
"Parted.
t
Funeral
Took
Place
This
Afternoon
,CunCiiv.
OV...W.,
.
w
From
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
1
ana
many
wui&iug
n
umuw,
Falrview
Cemetery
In
north
London
about
100
shops
and
houses
were
demolished
but
un(jer
auspices
of
the
Canadian
casualties
were
comparatively
L
oneshoremen's
Association
the
"wr
keep
Ernie
Ixmbardl
and
;
slight.
.
funeral
of
the
late
William
Buchan
Jim
Ripple,
both
star
players,
out
;
An
official
communique
said
a
took
place
this
afternoon
from
the
hplonm.
Three
others
have
bn
indicted
and
five
more
are
Itndtr
tharges.
investigation
on
serious
fire
started
In
the
city's
fin-
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
to
anclal
centre
had
been
brought
un-
Falrview
Cemetery
with
Rev.
E.
E.
der
control.
.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
On
8unday
seven
German
planes,
Church,
officiating.
Peter
Lien
pre-were
brought
down
and
two
British
sided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
were
lost
!
the
hymns.
Pallbearers
were
Joseph
Saturday's
count
was
six
enemy!
Allen,
O.
Basso-Bert
Swan
Peter-'a
nritih.
son.
Oeorge
Holmes,
A.
Campagnolo
Edinburgh
was
among
the
cities'
and
J.
W.
Oger.
There
were
a
1
number
of
floral
tributes.
raided
by
the
enemy
yesterday.
Halibut
Sales
Calling
Local
American
Majestic,
40,000,
11c
and
9c.
Pa
cific
,
Eagle,
41,000,
10.2c
ana
vc,
awiu
Nordby,
24,000,
10c
and
9c,
Stor-
age.
Pioneer
III,
buu'j,
Baltic,
9000,
10.5c
and
9c,
Betty
Jane,
30,000,
iu.c
anu
Storage.
.
.
Tacoma,
26.000,1
iu-ac
"
"-
Both.
,
.,
rv.r..
loonn
10.4c
and
9c,
Aiun
Shirley
J.,
19,500,
iujc
suu
w
Royal.
Hoover,
24,000,
iuwc
Booth,
Canadian
and
9c,
r
w
i-xinn
in
Sr.
and
8c,
AtHn.
Arctic
1,
15,000,
10.5c
and
8c,
AUta.
Elvln
S.,
32,000,
10c
and
8c,
swr-
agparma,
26,000,
10c
and
8c
Booth.
FINED
FOR
SUrrLYING
Ramond
Herbert
McKague,
for
supplying,
supplying,
was
was
lined
"
$50.;
1
mnr
-F.IIJ,
1
;.r.
rt
Saturday.
in
wvjf
jyvw
Young
Men
for
Military
Duty
Tt
Is
estimated
that
some
fifty
10c
and
9c.
I
local
young
men
have
been
affected
I
til
4hAPA
1"T
I
by
the
oraer
caning
up
Storage.
.
.
,
f.
2i
vears
of
aee
for
mlll-
Yaqulna,
20,000.
iujc
-;
--
Reglstered
lettcM
Ryal-
T,ifi,
Pacific.
knir.
ndvlspd
these
young
men
to
appear
before
doctors
of
their
own
Choice
for
pnySlCai
examination
The
medical
reports
are
turned
In
by
the
doctors
to
the
district
registrar
in
Vancouver.
N.
Z.
HOME
GUARD
AUCKLAND.
N.
Z.,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
New
Zealand's
Home
Guard,
nnpn
to
all
males
over
16
not
in
other
military
service,
will
be
an
auxiliary
to
the
Territorial
imn,
who
have
three
months'
intensive
training.
MORE
STEEL
FOR
WAR
SYDNEY,
N.
S.
W.,
Sept.
30:
because
of
war's
demand
(CP)
-Largely
production
of
steel
ingots
In
Australia
has
increased
to
1,600.-
tons
tons
yearly
yearly
as
as
cunii"
compuvu
000
flnn
nf
two
months'
Imprisonment,
,
Drevious
year.
inn
A
DV
UDnnn
I
VICTORIA,
B.C.
hi
onth
fnbviNcfii?
Tomorrow's
Tides
wmln
prince
Rui
Earllanent
BldgsK
lotte
Islands
High
..-
0:
am.
22.0
ft.
,outheast
and
becoming
fresh.
Part
13;02
p.m.
22.8
ft.
cloudy
and
cool
with
showers.
Low
6:58
a.m.
2.7
ft.
.19:23
pm.
1.8
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
30,
1040.
PRICE:
I
CENTS
Forty-Three
German
Planes
Down
Large
Scale
Attacks
By
Enemy
Meet
With
Withering
Resistance
CANNING
HERRING
(
Local
Fish
Plant
to
Continue
Oper-
ations
During
Coming
Winter
Nelson
Bros
Fisheries
Ltd.
new
'
salmon
cannery
on
the
ocean
dock
.at
Prince
Rupert
will
continue
can-
Inlng
fall
varieties
of
salmon
during
Four
Alerts
Today
in
London
Which.
With
Other
Parts
the
month
t
October,
on
compie-
of
the
Country,
Continues
Under
Heavy
Fire
EVACUATION
OF
BERLIN
Government
Announces
Plan
to
Get
Children
Away
From
Capital
R.A.F.
Still
Pounding
BERLIN,
Sept.
'30.
German
authorities
are
setting
up
a
plan
for
evacuation
of
children
from
LONDON,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
Fortv-three
German
and
andmat
tomato
sauce
e
will
will
be
be
Installed
Installed
Ber
in
and
other
more
populous
,
i
.,,
i
i
i
.
,
.
,
,
,
.
and,
ana,
during
during
the
me
winter,
winter,
the
me
plant
pia.ni.
centres
01
me
iirun
10
me
cuun-
known
to
have
been
shot
down
planes
are
in
today's
fight-,
win
be
engaged
m
turning
out
this;
try.
it
i,
stated,
however,
that
the
ingover
Britain,
the
Air
Ministry
announced.
Royal
Air
product.
The
continuity
of
opera-,
plan
is
nouompuisory
and
not
pWa
fiphters
and
anti-aircraft
hattpnps
iwrp
n
nnn.
tion
win
thus
be
continued
ai
even
necessary
uu
is
ucui
in
parent
who
desire
to
send
their
childrrn
to
the
country
but
are
1
flnanchlly
unable
to
do
so.
Nazi
authorities
denv
any
move
for
a
I
general
evacuation
of
Berlin.
Orders
In
regard
to
the
carry-,
ing
of
rai
masks
In
Germany
are
now
being
relaxed,
it
is
announced,
in
view
of
the
indications
that
there
is
no
intention
to
resort
to
this
tyne
of
warfare.
Wide
areas
of
Berlin
underwent
attack
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
in
the
course
of
two.
raids
Saturday
night.
One
raid
lasted
for
one
hour
and
42
minutes
and
the
iecrind
for
twenty-eifht
minutes.
There
wm
another
Sjhour
alarm
lat
.niht.
A
Urjr,
munitions
plant
at
Dusseidorf
was'
Attacked
as
well
as
railway
yards
at
Hamm
and
Mannheim.
Elsewhere
In
many
parts
of
west
and
northwest
Germany
Roval
Air
Force
bombers
were
active
with
terrific
raids
and
Berlin
stated
in
an
official
communique
that
there
had
been
heavy
casualties
with
"substantial
numbers"
killed
and
injured.
The
Royal
Air
Force
also
continued
pounding
Channel
invasion
bases
for
48
hours
straight
and
from
the
British
side
of
the
English
Channel
large
fires
were
still
visible.
During
Sunday
night
the
Royal
Air
Force
flew
six
hundred
miles
through
thick
weather
to
bomb
Berlin
power
stations,
industrial
plants
and
other
military
objectives
deep
in
the
Reich
as
well
as
the
French'
coast
invasion
basts.
They
left
a
munitions
works
at
Hanau
an
inferno
of
flames,
the
British
Air
Ministry
announced.
The
Important
Nail
naval
base
at
Axis
Drive
Gibraltar
ASKS
POST-
1
WARPLANS
Must
Assume
World
Disorganized
And
Think
Ahead,
Says
Sir
Percy
Harris
LONDON,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
Plead
tensi
Is
to
be
avoided,
we
must
look
ahead
and
anticipate
every
possible
cont'rvsency
by
well-thought-out
plans.'
Army
Inspector
General
Coming
Major
General
J.
M.
Orlesbach
of
Fdminton,
Inspector
general
of
the
Canadian
Army
for
Western
Canada,
will
arrive
In
the
city,
on
the
garrison
area.
He
will
be
here
until
Friday
evening
when
he
will
proceed
east
by
train.
General
Dries-bach,
long
prominent
In
public
life
in
Canada,
Is
a
member
of
the
Senate.
Wilhclmshafen
was
also
struck.
LAST
NIGHT'S
RAIDS
London
tonight
reported
a
chain
of
fiercely
burning
fires
in
factories
supplying
the
German
war
machine
as
a
result
of
Royal
Air
Force
raids
last
night.
This
was
announced
by
the
Air
Ministry.
Objectives
included
an
oil
refinery
and
storage
plant
at
Magdeburg
where
fires
started
explosions
which
could
be
seen
by
pilots
sixty
miles
away
and
a
benzine
plant
200
miles
Inside
Germany's
western
frontier.
Ber-liners
were
kept
in
shelters
for
nearly
two
hours
although
no
planes
or
anti-aircraft
fire
were
heard.
nvasion
Attempt
In
October
Possible
fwo
City
Lots
aken
at
Sale
N
Much
Interest
Shown
In
Re-
Against
To
Bottle
Up
Fleet
Latest
Plan
London
Speculates
on
What
May
Be
Next
Move
of
Enemy
Vichy
Suggests
French
Channel
liases
Are
Rendered
Useless
LONDON,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
Informed
sources
said'
1
1
11
i
i
n
!
-i.
-
1
tociay
tnac
ureat
amain
was
preparing
against
a
nuw
war
crisis
in
October
an
axis
campaign
against
Gibraltar
coupled
with
ah.
Indian
Summer
invasion
attempt.
Naval
circles
said
the
invasion
could
be
attempted
in
calm
periods
especially
during
clear
October
weather.
The
London
Dally
Express
suggested
that
Axis
strategy
was
to
bottle
up
the
British
Fleet
In
the
Mediterranean,
drawing
the
Home
Fleet
away
from
Great
Britain.
A
dispatch,
which
some
marvel
was
allowed
to
pass
the
censors,
came
out
of
Vichy,
France,
yesterday
stating
that
German-held
French
Channel
ports
had
been
so
badly
damaged
by
British
bombing
attacks
that
they
have
been
ren
dered
almost
useless.
This
was
taken
by
some
as
an
attempt
to
catch
Britain
off
her
guard.
Defence
authorities
declare,
however,
that
there
Is
no
dlmunitlon
In
watchfulness
against
an
invasion
Seal
Cove
Air
Base
To
Be
Finished
By
Dec.1
Minister
of
Air
States
ing
for
an
economic
general
staff.
to
think
out
problems
likely
to
I
arl;;
aftir
Jhj
war
and
every
;jos-l
sibie
mcth-d
of
diaiins
with
them,
Hon.
C.
G.
Power
and
Party
of
Prominent
Royal
Canadian
sir
Percy
Hams,
chief
whip
of
Air
Force
Chiefs
Here
Over
Week-end
Britain's
Literal
Parliamentary!
4,.
T
nnfn,,D
Party,
says:
'
Ac
f
nc
it.,
a
iin
rtoar
I
Vt
I
Nazis
are
sucking
the
life
blood
1
Visiting
Prince
Rupert
over
the
week-end
with
a
cut
of
both
the
industrial
and
1
nartv
of
leadintr
officers
of
the
Roval
Canadian
Air
Force.
stant
action
against
the
German
air
raiders
todav
Lartre
.though
the
crew
on
the
canned
stituted
for
the
benefit
of
those
aBncumirai
organizations
01
tur-j
Hon.
(jnanes
u.
rower,
minister
01
national
aeience
lor
,.
1
.
.
..
.1-
-cv
-
111
w
....
io
num
.
u
.ontM,,
th.i
hir
UL.C.
xi.
inreiore.
wn
are
reansLS
1
,1
...i.;
U
i-Ul-
4-U
....
j
scale
attacks
were
made
on
south
and
southeast
English
.
!
Bulletins
I
EVACUATION
OF
SHANGHAI
SHANGHAI.
Evacuation
of
MM
American
residents
from
Shinthal
It
being
discussed.
NOVELIST
IS
SUICIDE
MW
YORK
CITYCourtney
,
Ijley
Cooper,
noted
author,
who
1
111
Wfti
worried
over
Natl
ac-
districts
ana
xour
alarms
were
sounded
In
the
metropolitan
area.
Early
In
the
day
four
German
planes
were
reported
to
have
crashed.
Then
the
number
In
creased
to
at
least
eleven
of
the
Oerman
aircraft
being
destroyed
up
j
to
5
p.m..
the
toll
count
rapidly
In-creasing
thereafter.
Clouds
prevented
Londoners
from
watching
the
fighting
which
occurred
during
the
third
daylight
alert
during
which
Royal
Air
Force
fighters
clashed
with
the
Nazi
raiders
over
the
metropolitan
area,
putting
the
Oerman
aircraft
to
flight
after
twenty
minutes.
iiciimt
ui
uui,
uc
ui
aiSc
w
ma.
Kv-,...
.
...w.
.
.
,
1
an,
aiiauunteii
wmie
ueie
uiut
me
icti
ue
tcauiant;
uctsu
on
salmon
has
been.
ICITY
ROAD
IMPROVED
rhlMrn
uniilrl
h
nfr
In
ihm
I
A
A
I
f
II
.
lit
!l
i
i
1
1
i
j
i
i
O.l
o1
1-1
n
:
T
T)
I
Tl
i
.
II
u
1
we
tuiuui
auuuuats
any
rcuuonuc
l.
paradise
after
the
armistice,
what-
"""K
"evejuiieu
ai
ocai
wuve
m
x
mice
upt
wuuiu
ue
.
.
.
.
"...
.
ever
mav
hP
tt
tprms
rn--nn
final
v
comnleted
and
ready
to
function
by
December
1
Kinatiriai
cii9tir
u-111
n
J
"
......
w..
M
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r
...
1
given
by
the
government
to
those
ta'"
ma'
we,
a
world
completely
disorganized.
"If
revolution
in
the
widest
I
I
War
News
verted
to
hit
and
run
tactics
STRIKE
AT
ITALIANS
CAIRO
British
aerial
attack
has
been
extended
further
into
Italian
territory
in
North
Africa.
Aerial
bases
and
motor
transpor
Inside
of
the
next
three
weeks
the
first
of
the
permanent
local
force
will
have
arrived
here.
By
then
the
housing
accomodation
will
be
ready
to
receive
the
meri.
Meantime,
work
on
the
Imposing
establishment
Is
being
rushed
to
completion
and
.the
buildings
are
.being
rapidly
erected
on
the
cpa-
RAIDS
ON
LONDON
clous
site.
The
hangar
will
ba
LONDON
Following
three
at-
t
finished
within
a
month.
Members
tacks
during
Saturday,
London
,of
the
party
had
no
comment
to
was
subjected
to
its
twenty-
jmake
on
reported
plans
for
an
third
straight
night
of
air
raid
Jalrplane
field
on
Ridley
Island.
by
the
Germans.
First
came
Major
poweri
w
Interview
yesterday
.,
I.
l"
,
""'"-"""J-
.moraine
at
Seal
Cove
just
befon
utiil
uH,Il
rai...
leaving
Prince
Rupert,
expressed
London
were
driven
off
S&ftirday
h,ms.,.
,
k,--Htt,
PrthseRupert
this
morning
from
and
Sunday,
Bristol
and
"progress
that
had
&n
made-.
not
Vancouver
for
a
visit
t6
the
local
pool
were
ako
bombed
Saturday.
'
w
wlfh
th
h
h
.
I(h
The
Nazi
air
offensive
has
re-
,-a
mnT,.
n.P.n
tr
is
associate
minister
of
national
by
single
raiders.
There
were
defmce
ta
addition,
to
minister
of
three
alarms
he
day
today,
naJtional
defence
for
air
so
is
dir-third
being
the
142nd.
of
-the
flyf
interested
in
all
phases
of
wa
Idefertce
work,
While
here
he
visit-
ed
the
Barret
Point
fortifications
lni
company
with
Lieut.
Col.
S.
D.
Jonnston
M.
C,
area
officer
commanding,
as
well
as
as
the
Seal
Cove
air
base.
He
stated
that
Pa
cific
Coast
defences
were
being
tation
units
have
been
hit
to
a
Ispeeded
up
as
rapidly
s
possible
oepm
as
lar
as
one
nunarea
m
jme
wlth
the
department's
pol-
i
t.
1
-.
iniuuM,
puri
ui
ciniupia,
.y
was
bombed
today
by
the
Royal
Air
Force.
TO
Aid
BRITAIN
MORE
WASHINGTON
Under
Secretary
of
State
Sumner
Wells
of
the
United
States
declares
that
to
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
There
Is
no
reason,
says
Welles,
why
all
problems
In
the
Far
East
could
not
be
settled
by
peaceful
means.
JAP
PREMIER'S
WARNING
TOKYO
The
Prime
Minister
of
Japan,
in
a
broadcast
speech,
warned
his
people
that
they
were
facing
a
crisis
and
would
need
all
their
courage
and
endurance.
He
reiterated
Japan's
determination
to
establish
a
new
status
quo
In
Asia
as
Germany
and
Italy
were
fighting
for
in
Europe.
MADAGASCAR
NEXT
VICHY.
The
Vichy
govern-
niciu
nas
msiruciea
me
gover-
1
iiui-viiiiai
ui
iiiauaasiar
to
,c
sist
any
assault
which
may
follow
a
reported
British
demand
that
it
capitulate
to
the
Allies
and
join
up
with
General
Charles
deGaulle.
A
blockade
and
Isola
tion
is
threatened
by
the
British.
HALIBUT
SALES
Summary
American
254,500'
pounds,
10c
and
9c
to
10.7c
and
9.
Canadian
86,500
pounds,
10c
and
8c
to
10.5c
and
8.
SUPPORTS
RED
CROSS
OTTAWA
rrime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
made
a
radio
appeal
to
Canadians
yesterday
to
support
the
$5,000,000
Red
Cross
campaign
now-
entering
the
second
week.
j
Major
Power
declined
to
commit
.
jhlmself
as
to
any
spurring
effect
ithe
latest
international
develop-.ments
In
the
Pacific
arena
might
be
having
on
the
defence
program.
("That
Is
a
matter
of
policy"
was
United
States
answer
to
the
new
lthe
minister's
comment
in
dismiss-
German-Ital-an-Japanese
accord
mS
query.
The
poUcy
had
been
-will
be
the
increasing
of
aid
to
and
still
one
of
full
spend
Great
Britain
and
its
extension
.aneaa.
Himself
a
soldier
from
the
last
war,
Major
Power
said
he
was
much
pleased
with
the
spirit
of
-the
troops
here
as
well
as
else-where.
That
was
something
In
which
he
appeared
to
be
partlcu-
lary
Interested.
Some
of
the
forces
were
In
lonely
places,
said
Major
Powers,
such
as
Aliford
Bay
but
all
were
cheerful
and
in
fine
fettle.
Anything
that
the
civilian
.''
population
could
do
to
make
conditions
metre
plpasant
for
the
.
forces
In
such
places,,
including
"
the
sending
of
old
literature,
would
'
be
much
appreciated,
said
Major
i
Power,
showing
that.
In
spite
of
jhls
weighty
responsibilities,
he
Is
I
not
forgetful
of
the
little
things.
The
ministerial
party,
travelling.
:
In
three
planes,
arrived
at
Prince
Rupert
late
Saturday
afternoon
and
left
at
midday
yesterday.
.
Coming
north
from
Victoria
on
Saturday.
Ucluelet,
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
was
visited
and
Major
Power
also
maae
a
call
at
Aliford
Bay.
Leaving
here,
Bella
Bella,
where
an
air
base
is
being
established,
was
visited
yesterday
enroute
to
Van-,
couver.
The
planes
being
used
by
the
party
Included
a
large
20-passen-
ger
Stranraer
Domber
equippea
with
2
800-h.p.
engines
and
one
of
the
largest
planes
ever
seen"
here
and
two
Grumman
amphibians
carrying
five
passengers
each
and
with
two
400-h.p.
engines.
The
Stranraer
is
Based
at
Vlc-
,
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on
Page
Four)