Weather,
forecast
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-tte
Islands
Fresh
south
to
south-last
wind'
unsettled
and
mild
with
rain.
n
misgivings
that
Canada's
pur-,
the
same
period
long
dated
similar
the
United
be
'
to
$604
million.
This
meant
States
mav
have
to
million
IllllilVll
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He
paid
high
tribute
io
lle
work
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
ana
the
Foreign
Exchange
Control
ooarn
.
..
.
i..
virtually
annihilated
in
the
Plndus
mountain
area
at
the
end
of
last
week.
With
the
co-operation
of
the
Bri
tish,
the
Greek
alrforce
Is
also
making
a
good
showing.
Eleven
Italian
planes
were
definitely
destroyed
yesterday
and
posibly
ten
more
were
brought
down,
it
is
MAnA
ARI.F.
TO
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WAR
EFFORT
WITHOUT
UPSEHING
HER
ECONOMY
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Canadian
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Association
Tells
Toronto
Meeting
IK
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financial
ability
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pvtnt
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tho
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material,
natural
and
financial
resources.
'A
nation's
war
effort
"
said
Mr.
Jalfray,
'must,
in
the
final
analy
sis,
be
governed
by
its
financial
strength
A
sharp
condemnation
w
suggestions
for
inflation
or
"fun-
Other
highlights
Included
a
warning
thaf
ftvntl
1
J
av-
mcs
could,
by
its
Impact
upon
tions
of
deflation;
an
expression
of
On
VI
f
14
Aft
tn
Im
Arvn
A
ftn
Vl
O
neat
problem;
a
declaration
that
view
of
the
part
played
by
Cane's
mines
In
supporting
the
na-"on'g
war-time
buying
strength,
governmp
couragemcnt
to
mines
to
Increase
Mr.
Jaffray
had
nary
purposes,
uunng
mc
ui
year
of
war
deposits
of
all
kinds)
In
the
chartered
banks
had
increas-1
ed
by
$46
million
and
now
stood,
-l
no
miri
oc
nf
Aiieust
31st.'
104(1
Balances
wltn
tne
uanN
01
Canada,
cash
and
other
immediate
ly
available
assets
had
decrcasea
from
22
per
cent
of
total
deposit
liabilities
to
19
per
cent
in
the
same
period
"a
moderate
decline
indeed,"
commented
Mr.
Jaffray.
Curent
loans
to
the
public
at
August
31st
this
year
had
reached
$939
million
an
Increase
of
$113
million
in
actual
financial
assist-nn
hoinir
extended
to
customers
throughout
Canada.
Bank
holdings
j
of
short
term,
hlgh-graoe
uomm-lon
and
provincial
government
securities,
all
maturing
within
two
years,
had
risen
from
$443
million
at
the
outbreak
of
war,
to
$700
mll-ii
i
A.,of
list.
Mils
vear.
In
LONDON,
November
15
Whether
i&
ue
on
account
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vancc
All
Along
the
Line
Almost
Driven
Out
of
Greece
MEETING
AT
INNISBRUK
INNISBRUK,
November
15.
To
discuss,
it
is
believed,
the
military
situation
in
Greece
and
Egypt
which
is
going
badly
for
the
Italians,
the
German
and
Italian
military
commandcrs-in-,
chief
are
in
session
here
today
General
Wilhelm
Kltel
of
Germany
and
Marshal
Pietro
Badaglio
of
Italy.
transfer
eneratlons
to
another
area
which
may
be
productive
of
more
iromed'ate
and
telling
remits
or
by
reason
of
ths
greater
cffectlve-nces
at
defences,
London,
both
by
day
and
nlht.
Is
definitely
lightening
up.
This
has
been
apparent
durln?
the
pas
week
although
the
bombing
attacks
have
by
no
means
ceased
and
Londoners
are
not
believing
that
they
may
not
be
resumed
again
on
as
great
a
scale
as
ever.
Th
air
raid
defences
are
Im
proving
aU
the
time
and
proving
w
t
ir.
nm
.i
:
ever
more
deadly.
ATHENS),
INOVemoer
id:
lrj
nuvancuig
evry-
Nwht
pcks
on
London
of
late
pfAnlr
fnrpoc
Viavn
nsQiimpn
tnp
1n1t.1at.1vo
aramst
.
-u
como
.
luiinna
oil
alnnrr
tho
frnnt
nnrl
havo
now
almost
rnm-
vfti?m4
hnt
after
midnight
now.
tVin
invnHora
nut
nf
tho
rnuntrv.
hrnm
all
(uonttmiea
on
raae
inrwj
.
i
r
4Ua
i;
Lmi
o
t
trmr
Atnf
vpnnrrc
nr
mminiipri
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On
oitw
vi
nx
tun
icuiaui
ws-w
o
.
I
it,
Vnlnmni
T
Ivnp
artri
-w.
il..
Ua
IUaU
KoaItb
a
rro
incf
It
was
revealed
today
that
not
one
but
two
Italian
divisions
were
HIS
ROW
ISJ0UN0
Serjeant
Major
James
Stewart
Lost
Life
in
Fall
Pown
Canyon
Cliff
The
body
of
Sergeant
Major
Jamr
Stewart
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Encineers
was
located
yeV
terdar
bv
searchers
In
the
bottom
of
a
creek
canyon
between
Salviis
and
EJtslew.
one
mil'e
north
of
;the
Canadian
National
Railway
line,
i
according:
to
advice
received
last
!
evening
by
Sereeant
C.
C.
Jacklln,
chief
of
provincial
police,
from
i
Constable
McKay
who
was
direct-!
Inr
the
search.
Owing
to
the
ni-r-I
ged
nature
of
the
country,
It
was
impossible
to
bring
out
the
bodv
I
yesterday
but
the
oarty
was
eolnt
In
early
today.
The
remains
are
expected
to
reach
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon.
Pending
the
arrival
of
the
search
party,
details
of
the
tragedy
are
not
available
except
for
the
Information
that
Sergeant
Major
Stewart
fell
over
a
cliff
and
mt
Instant
death
In
the
canyon
below.
The
rough
terrain
was
covered
with
snow
and
ice.
Sergeant
Major
Stewart,
who
came
from
Victoria,
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
small
daughter
at
present
here.
that
to
the
extent
of
approximately
.
.,!..
'of
Taranto
i
'
$140
million
the
banks
swung
irom
longer
to
shorter
date
securities
to
thoroughly
nquia
pui-
maintain
maiutuiu
a
a
mu.e.
-
-
..
-i
"u
expressed
connaence
in
"wnpire's
ultimate
triumph
over
-
Hon
and
to
aid
in
wie
HUerlsm.
financing
of
war
contracts
and
otn-
Banks
After
War
fer
business.
Notes
ln
circulation
of
Dealing
with
the
effect
of
the
one
all
banks
showed
no
increase
Bank
'wot
war
on
the
position
of
the,
of
Canada
net
circulation
was
up
hatred
banks,
the
bankers'
presl-
$127
mllllon-$13
million
of
thj
i
to-distressed
their
ability
to
finance
crease
being
held
by
the
chartered
the
balance,
was
not
;
in
cx-ln
Requirements
of
their
customers
banks;
wr
effort
until
victory
without
cess
of
the
day-to-day
requirements
2""
"e
uSequlre-
of
the
country's
Increased
volume
ffiei
of
their
CU8iomera
for
ordl-
(Continued
on
Page
Fwe)
THREE
BIG
SHIPS
OUT
Damage
to
Italian
Navy
in
Taranto
Even
Greater
Than
at
First
Reported
LONDON,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
The
Admiralty
today
announced
that
reconnaissance
had
established
that
three
Italian
battleships
were
ser-tmislv
erinnled
In
the
aerial
torpedo
attack
on
Taranto
Monday
night.
Previously
only
two
had
been
aei-lnlteltf
reported
crippled.
The
com
munique
said
that
the
Italians
were
trying
to
salvage
one
battleship.
Since
the
raid
on
the
naval
vessels
hv
the
fleet
air
arm.
another
serious
blow
has
been
delivered
on
the
port
Rlf,
flUNS
POUNDING
Coast
of
France
is
Again
Target
for
Britain's
Heavy
Artillery
LONDON,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Heavy
British
guns
on'
the
southeast
coast
bombarded
German
gun
positions
on
tho
French
coast
this
afterp.ckm.
ROV1NCIAL
LIBRARY
VICHY
REVOLTS
J
VICHY
The
Vichy
government
is
reported
to
be
up
in
arms
at
the
persecution
by
the
Nail
invaders
of
the
people
of
Lorraine
who
have
been
rooted
up
from
their
homes
and
given
the
choice
of
movin?
to
Poland
or
elsewhere
In
occupied
prance.
Three
hundred
thousand
people
are
said
to
h-
involved.
definite
split
between
Premier
Petain
and
the
Nazi
covernirient
Is
reported
and
D.M.R.
German
news
agency
admits
that
the
recent
agreement
between
France
and
Germany
will
not
go
into
effect
because
the
French
reople
will
not
accert
It.
U
tb
Vlchv
iKOvernment
is
too
har1
-re-sf
d.
It
l
sutrested
General
Weyeand
may
set
up
a
new
French
government
in
Morocco.
MHST
OF
CONVOY
SAFE
LONnON
ThIHv-two
vessel
of
a
convoy
of-
Mirv.ei?ht
whi"h
th
GeTmnn
cblmel
last
week
had
hem
totally
destroyed
in
the
Atlantic
Ocean
have
now
reported
safe
in
port.
ARTILLERY
DUEL
LONDON
'
Bo-'h
Mes
of
the
Channel
coast
.
shook
for
two
hours
today
a
a
fierce
long
rante
artillervbattle
took
place
between
British
and
German
guns.
Shells
kille''
a
number
of
persons
and
wrecked
buildings
In
the
Dover
area.
WARSHIP
DAMAGF.D
ROMF
11
is
Claimed
here,
hat
an
Itfillan
submarine
madc.three
dlrerf
h'ts
oh
a
British
warshio
of.
the
Ramilics
(29,150
(on)
class
officify
and
badly
damaged
the
vessel.
MTNE
SWEATERS
LOST
LONDON
--The
Admiralty
announce?
the
loss
of
six
minesweepers.
The
crews
of
three
were
lost.
Crews
of
the
other
three
were
saved.
SPFflJIATF.
World
Still
Wondering
What
Hap
pened
When
Molotoff
Met
Hitler
This
Week
DEMAND'
ISTANBUL
LONDON
The
Daily
Herald,
in
a
dispatch
today
from
Stockholm,
reported
that
Germany
and
Russia
were
demanding
that
Turkey
cede
Istanbul
to
Russia,
thus
giv
ing
the
Soviet
complete
control
of
the
Bosphorus
and
the
Dardanelles.
Turkey
would
receive
important
concessions
in
Syria
and
Iraq
In
return.
Acceptance
by
Turkey
of
the
demand
Is
hardly
expected.
BERLIN.
Nov.
15
Speculation
Is
still
rife
as
to
what
may
be
,the
out
come
of
the
conference
this
week
when
Foreign
Minister
V.
M.
Molo
toff
of
Russia
visited
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
In
Berlin.
It
Is
still
forecast
ln
some
German
quarters
that
Russia
Is
about
to
join
In
a
four-power
pact
with
Germany,
Italy
and
Japan.
However,
indica
tions
are
that
deliberations
have
not
been
finally
concluded
and
It
was
suggested
today
conversations
will
be
resumed.
A
general
plan
for
the
dividing
,
up
of
Europe.
Asia
and
Africa
be-
tween
the
four
AxU
powers
Is
said
to
have
been
discussed
at
the
Hitler
Molotoff
conference.
Europe
and
Africa
will
be
split
up
between
Germany
and
Italy,
according
to
the
plan
and
Russia
will
get
octree
hand
In
India
and
Japan
will
control
the
Far
East
with
a
non-aggression
pact
with
Russia.
CHICAGO
WHEAT
CHICAGO,
Nov.
15:
Wheat
futures
were
unchanged
to
ic
lower
today
with
December
at
8978C
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
COVENTRY
HARD
HIT
I
BY
BOMBS
Heavy
Civilian
Damage
Done
Wlthj
.
Thousand
Casualties
in
Midlands
City
Industrial
Centres
Unscathed
SIXTEEN
DOWNED
TODAY
LONDON,
Nov.
IS:
(CP)
Six-tfi
r-mar
-lanes
wre
brought
dotv?
over
G-xt
Rrifiln
today
and
to
were
dest
roved
lastnijht,
the
P'.HHrv
of
Information
announced
-today.
COVENTRY.
En"..
Nov.
15:
rCP
of.
devasta
!
Tomorrow's
Tide
High
2:00
ajn.
W5
ft
13:45
p.m.
21.3
ft.
Low
7:50
a.m.
7.4
ft.
'20:29
p.m.
3.0
ft.
"
fru-,.
price:
s
cents
wre
.
g
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
15,
1940.
w
,
v
,
i.
a
11
1.
1
l.
.
Budget
Is
Now
Fully
Balanced
ri
a
i
i
ii
.if
u
rvi
.1
i
vv
u
K.I
BHk
azi
and
fascist
War
Chiefs
In
Session
As
II
Duce
Losses
Out
RAIDS
ARE
EASING
UP
ON
LONDON
Fewer
Naxl
Bombing
Plane
Get-tin?
Thorush
to
Capital
These
Days
HIttirfg
Other
Areas
WAR
NEWS
More
nealthv
risca!
Position
of
Province
Revealed
in
Budget
Large
Increase
in
Tax
Revenue
and
Lowering
of
Rolicf
Costs
Among
Disclosures
by
Finance
Minister
VICTORIA,
November
15:
(CP)
British
Columbia
can
anticipate
a
fully
balanced
budget
for
the
current
and
next
fiscal
vear,
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
.of
finance,
told
the
Legislature
today
in
presenting
his
fifteenth
budget.
No
new
taxation
is
called
for.
Mr.
Hart
said
the
budget
was
balanced
by
revenue
surpluses
totalling
osuuu
tion
today
after
Nazi
bombers
from
over
an
eight
year
period
of
which
dusk
to
dawn
overnight
dumped
$i2,c90;544
was
allocated
to
debt
re-dp"iWtv-
load?
in
ceaseless
relays.
demptlon
and
$13,234,000
to
unem-
At
lea"
ine
tnousana
are
uu
i.n-i,,
rreriitl
inlured.
Victims
were
buried
under
I
van.
nUs
of
wreckage.
Fires
lick-
balance
of
$2,361,622
for
full
sinking.
SATISFIED
ATCRETE
ed
through
the
town.
The
famous
fund
Instalments.
-
''t'Tith
Centurv
Coventry
Ca-
Mr
Hart
nredicted
revenue
of
!
Good.
iood
.Proe''c?,.
Progress,
thedral
if
but
one
of
the
many
$31,957,391
for
the
fiscal
year
end-;
.-lH!r.-
In
ruin'.
S-iarcMv
a
slnnle
March
31.
1942
and
estimated!
Being
Made
in
Making
British
Stronghold
in,
Mediterranean
sfeet
in
the
citv.
throuth
which
expenditures
of
$29,947,207,
leaving
Lartv
Oodlva
once
rode
on
her
wh'te
$2.010.184
to
cover
relief
costs
which
CAIRO,
Mw
November
n
15
in.
(Canadian,
.
j
11
7
'
.
Press)
Oeneral
Sir
Archibald
wa-
n',-r.
il",--.
PTcfa
c
mot
ir.p
u.r
rvrauuiiii-
ui
had
naa
droDDed
oroppea
ranidiv
rapiaiy
in
in
ine
me
iui
last
t
.
-
:
.
,
.
..
..
'
,,
,
,
raiders.
It
wa
the
worst
contlnu-
He
looked
for
the
largest
"
to
Crete,
said
tay
thaV
Jie
m,
exrrienced
by
anv
city.
ingle
revenue
lncrease
ln
lncome
np
.
.
.,
4i
c
.
.
.
.
was
satisfied
with
the
urosress
or
inenin
mi
i.onacin.
since
uie
sicac
,
v
mh
rh
vsi
evnprrprt
tn
he
un
:
w
.
.
of
Britain
bean.
S2.100.000.
lrK
TOKe
UJ!SJ
Dp,ite
the
violence
of
the
nteht-
'
,
.
"f
.
.
"---8--u'u
Mlnister
t
of
Finance
announce
.Britain
in
the
eastern
Mediterran-
lon-r
attack
and
the
fact
that
hun-
aircraft
drooned
ed
that
a
survey
of
mun
dpal
needs
ean.
rireds
nf
e.nemv
would
be
conducted
with
sugges-
the'r
heaw
mis1e
over
a
wide-
nre,
t
the
mutant
Mid-
Uons
of
the
government
to
be
pre-;
property.
'
.nTaftr)rt
nentre,
an
of-
sented
t0
Hous.
.aJ:
&ext'
Mr.
Hart
also
announced
that
t
tu
ths
session.
Meanwhile
a
special
grant
government
plate
to
assume
Uabil-Ipg
fi.,i
-t,t.mnt
sitd
that
the
bomb-
ialled-ttv
damage
any
vital
In-
?U2W,PO0
&
fbool.
..pUrppsj?
M
.-t-ui
lnt
whatever
should
enable
local
governments
to
amounting
to
$f,87S,Q00l
pending
--
Meanwhile.
London
had
kerely
Tec,UCft
"hopL.tax.
levie
ph
real
final
.decision
on
the
pension
fund.
V"h
nuisance'
raid's
'i
durlnsr
the
:
,.!
.1
..''-r
'
'
n'ht
n
counle
of
hospitals
being
n't
the
runital.
tv"
Midlands
bore
the
brunt
of
last
night's
attack
which
also
extended
tn
Liverpool
and
Wales.
Nineteen
Nazis
Downed
Nineteen
enemy
planes
were
hroii'M
fovn
bv
the
Roval
Air
Force
drln?
vestcrday
In
fierce
air
fieh-'lnr
over
the
English
Channel
and
southeastern
r
t
n
4
l
TJ
Today
London
had
its
second
air
llW
1
i.
AKI
T
x
I
lraid
,
a,arm
9f
,ne
dav
tWj
after"
.
noon
and
Us
340th
of
the
war
Twlce
!
London
defenders
turned
back
the
raider's,
.Twenty-four
enemy
planus
'approached
but
were
driven
off
Tjv
anti-aircraft
fire
and
British
chasers.
,
j
Throuehout
today
wideoread
at
tacks
ranged
from
the
south
coast
across
the
Midlands,
the
Thames
British
Bombing
Of
German
Territory
More
Widespread
And
Increasingly
Effective
EXTENSIVE
RAIDS
LAST
NIGHT
LONDON,
November
15:
(CP)
Five
rail-
.
road
stations
ami
freight
yards
and
two
power
stations
in
Berlin
were
blasted
with
bombs
last
nisrht
in
raids
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
reaching
I
from
Stavanger.
Norway,
to
the
German
submarine
base
at
Lorient,
France,
in
the
Bay
of
Biscay.
:
LONDON.
November
15:
(CP)
British
bombing
planes
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
continue
to
exercise
effective
care
in
selecting
vital
military
objectives
in
the
Reich
nnil
Nni-prmtrnllprl
tflrrit.nrv
for
their
attacks
The
area
TeriS
of
the
British
attacks
is
gradually
spreading
out
as
t&
down
in
Thames
estuary
and
one
SLr-cuyiu
ui
uic
ivu.yai
n
muc
11
....
...
.
i
u.iAM
.rtnMloArl
T"h
1
c
"hoc
"
m
mmw
nir
rno
emirnon
pt
nmcr
itirr
'iiioa
pn
anil
LifLLCi
uiKauittui
3
(
i
w
iuv
ovnii.ui;v
v-vugki
a
n
il
tuvi,
-
believed
to
have
been
German
col-
been
particularly
marked
during
dromes
and
other
objectives
.on
.
..
I
t'Vst
aVi
4
Via
nayn
ana
K3
ert
f
'i
a
5
ff
1
deri
In
the
air
and
fell
u-t.h
.a
tne
oast
wees.
""u
w"
v-..
-
rroch
intn
tho
coo
Nt;wav
bases,
while
danger
of
an
tacks
on
Britain.
While
flames
from
last
ntehfs
Invasion
of
Great
Britain
appeared
raid
still
crackled
late
this
after-
imminent,
were
a
favorite
objective
noon,
the
German
raiders
returned
for
the
Royal
Air.
Force
but,
now
to
resume
the
attack
on
Coventry,
tnat
tne
loea
or
an
invasion
appears
.
.
ii
.
i
RUMANIANS
DEMOBILIZED
BUCHAREST
Complete
demobilization
of
the
Rumanian
army
by
tonight
is
ordered
but
i4
is
subject
to
re-call
to
the
colors
at
short
notice.
.
Dog
Meat
In
Reich
man
consumption
ln
Germany.
This
lsAnofher
Indication
of
'A'ViS
af
rHvonncc
tf
fho
RrHlch
10
nave
Dcen
given
up
iur
me
nine
being
at
least,
more
concentrated
attention
is
being
paid
elsewhere
and
the
scope
of
operations
has
been
widened
out
to
include
numerous
other
points
in
enemy
territory.
For
Instance,
Danzig,
on
the
Baltic
Sea,
was
bombed
for
the
first
tlma
a
few
days
ago.
The
Kruppe
munitions
plant
at
Essen
Is
still
a
favorite
point
for
subjection
to
attack;
Already
ex
tensive
damage
has
been
done
to
this
centre
of
production
for
war
materials
as
a
result
of
rerieated
raids.
Its
output
without
doubt
has
BERLIN,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Ef-
been
greatly
lessened.
fectlve
January
1
the
meat
of
Another
point
that
ha3
been
re-
dogs
will
b
legalized
for
hu-
jcelvlng
a
good
deal
of
attention
from
tne
Britisn
bombcis
of
late
has
been
the
Bay
of
Biscay
port
of
i
Lorient
in
.Nazi
-occupied
France.
blockade
on
foodstuffs
for
the
The
reason
for
this
Is
that
Lorient
Reich
which
has
already
ex-
has
become
one
of
the
principal
haustcd
to
a
great
extent
the
!
bases
for
the
operation
of
Nazi
sub-
supply
of
several
subjugated
j
marines.
countries.
Boulogne,
and
Calais
on
the
-
j
Channel
coast
are
also
being
heav-
Uy
and
regularly
hit
as
well
83
atr
-
'vr;M
Munich
an
Example
Another
notable
long
range
ex-(Continaed
on
Page
3ix)
Damage
To
Empress
Not
Heavy
At
All
As
Usual,
Early
Reports
From
Hostile
Sources
Were
Overdrawn
LONDON,
Nov.
15.
Damage
to
the
big
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Express
of
Japan,
struck
In
the
Atlantic
last
week
by
German
bombing
planes,
is
not
very
extensive,,
a
survey
of
the
ship,
following
her
safe
arrival
ln
port,
shows.
The
Japanese
report,
which
was
the
first
to
tell
of
the
Empress,
.having
been
hit,
was
overdrawn,
hejyssel.jil-though
she
sent
out
an
S.O.S.
while
under
attack,
was,
as
it
turned
6it,
never
in
any
serious
trouble
and
had
no
difficulty
whatever
in
making
port.
It
was
another
case
of
where
the
enemy
or,
his
sympathizers
exulted
Vlii'-tiQtit
(
J