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,
'4AV.
e
r
Vol.
XXIX..
No.
282
Air
CHURCH
IN
LONDON
IS
BOMB
HIT
t
..
.
jlelropolis
Has
ns
Longest
riim;
Raid
of
War
But
Survey
Shows
Damage
Not
Extremely
Heavy
LONDON,
Nov.
7':
(CP)
One
of
4
the
most
famous
churches
In
Lon-j
flon
was
hit
by
a
high
explosive
bomb
during
last
night's
longest
raid
of
the
war
on
London.
The
church
was
crowded
with
homeless
wmen
and
children
singing
"Annie
Laurie'
when
the
bomb
struck.
The
pianist
shouted:
"It's
only
one
of
out
own
shells"
and
started
to
play
again
with
the
refugees
sing-ipg,
None
were
hurt
although
a
woman
outside
was
killed.
London
sirens
'howled
again
at
noon
today
nd
the
raiders
dodged
'.
through
clouds
to
scatter
bombs
on
thf
London
area.
Alter
the
all
clear,
the
Air
Ministry
announced
that
five
Oerman
planw
hid
been
shot
down.
Last
night's
raids
were
widespread
I
but
ip
early
morning
check-up
j
ihovcd
that
damage
was
compar-
a'Jvely
light
A
ttrange
wblne
of
motors
Indi
cated
that
Italian
planes
were
being
used
in
last
night's
attack
on
Lon
don.
LAB0RMAY
BE
UNITED
tallity
f
Reconciliation,
Be
tan
C.I.O.
and
A.Ffl;
.
Seeni
(s
'
-i-l
I
l
nv
YORK,
November
3
Re
okH
"ion
of
theTwarrlng
Labor,
lnltl'!nv
the
Ccnsrress
of
In
tonal
Organization
and
Ameri-'
W
Federation
of
Labor
Is
seen
V
i
possible
requel
of
the
presU
t!al
election.
Jchn
L.
Lewis
has'
Tf
intimated
if
he
Intends
to!
implement
his
pre-election
threat"
fn
Mptai.
a
m
i
hwm.
m
'
u
as
nraa
oi
xne
ua.u,
u
resident-
Rooecvelt
should
be
reelected,
GALLABAT
RETAKEN
Kih
Troop,
Win
Back
Point
In
Sudan
Which
Italians
Had
Cap
tured
Some
Time
Ago
lairo,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
British
"oops
have
recaptured
Oallabat
cn
U1C
bUdanPKP
-
Pthlnnlon
Knrrtar
'rm
the
Italians,
British
general
wadquarters
announce.
Oallabat
on
the
Sudan
side
of
the
line
and
occupied
by
Italian
troops
soon
"wr
that
country
went
to
war.
An
"jilan
counter-attack
failed
to
dls-Mee
the
British
after
they
re-took
the
town,
'
PARLIAMENT
OPENTODAY
F"nuljt
at
Ottawa
Reduced
To
""nimum
Governor
Presents
Speech
"JTTAVM,
November
7
(Cana-
r?w"
vold
entirely
of
the
w?rVor
Parliament
was
opened
cL
7
e
Governor
General
of
.
the
Earl'
of
Athlone.
His
JJJncy
rode
up
in
a
closed
car
hL
8
mct
by
Prime
Minister
Da
a
Senate
Leader
Raoul
anjurand.
After
entering
the
Thron
rCad
Spech
from
duties
ldwcll
has
taken
over
the
H'calfv,
'"Perative
uommon'
I
w
Federation
Vnrl.r
nnnoiinc
ttatfl0
Press
for
more
Infor-R
rtsarding
th0
war
effort.
wservan..
,
"
;
"
v""
"
i
'AviCTOBJB'
WeatHen
Forecast
Tomorrow
sTidei
prince
Rupert
Fresh
to
strong
northwest
win
f"rt
cloudy
and
She
I
War
News
R.A.F.
IS
BUSY
LONDON
The
Royal
Air
Force
active
last
night
bombing
military
objective
in
the
suburbs
of
Berlin,
elsewhere
in
the
Reich,
in
German
occupied
territory
as
well
as
channel
points.
LONDON
HEAVUY
ATTACKED
LONDON'
Inuon
was
last
night
bombed
harder
and
more
"enf-nil'"
r
"V-'
ni-raft
than
for
many
nights.
Fire
fighters
were
krnt
on
the
jump
and
it
W3s
a
Inn?
alarm.
There
were
also
intensive'
attacks
on
other
part
rf
the
country.
llltlNDlSt
PUNISHED
CAtRO
British
bombers
hive
mad"
9-
punishing
raid
on
Brindi-sl,
vital
port
and
naval
base
at
the
hee'
of
the
Italian
boot,
the
Royal
At
Force
announces.
Brln-disi
in
nn
important
base
of
embarkation
for
Albania.
BELGIANS
C
M
LED
UP
MONTRFAL
AU
Belttans
In
Canad).
between
16
and
35
years
of
age
have
been
retrjtrcd
to
re-no
r'.
(or
possible
military
service.
Between
19
and
25
military
service
is
compulsory.
Others
may
volunteer.
DOVER
'S
POUNDED
DOVF.n
Oerraan
ttt;
Bertha
guns.
fron
acrONv-itie
Channel,
again
nounded
thCj
Dover
area
today.
They
are
believed
to
have
been
aiming
at
a
convoy.
Berlin
claimed
tha4
one
ship
had
been
sunk
and
was
believed
to
be
sinking-,
j
,
;
:
FALLOWING
I
i
'
KING
LIVERPOOL
Not
long
after
the
King
and
Queen
had
paid
a
visit,
the
Merseyside
shipbuilding
area
was
bombed
by
German
airmen
yesterday.
Berlin
And
Rome
Not
Surprised
Results
of
United
States
National
Election
are
Received
With
Indifference
BERLIN,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
Berlin
and
Rome
officialdom
and
press
re-celved-wlth
Indifference
the
results
of
the
presidential
election.
The
outcome
was
no
surprise
was
about
all
the
comment
that
could
be
heard.
President
Lays
Cornerstone
Of
New
Post
Office
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
7.
President
D.
Roosevelt
laid
the
cornerstone
of
a
new
post
office
In
his
home
town
of
Hyde
Park
yesterday.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
NEW
YORK,
November
7
Copper
prices
were
off
.03c.
to
.15c.
yesterday
with
December
closing
at
11.25c.
per
pound.
Yukoners
Jor
War
Service
Aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah.
which
Is
In
port
this
afternoon,
are
nine
Yukoners
going
through
to
Vancouver.
They
are
all
volunteers
for
war
war
service
with
the
Canadian
Active
Service
BVirce.
Attacks
Become
More
Intense
Japanese
Withdraw
t
To
Coast
.
SHANGHAI,
Nov.
7.
Japan-
ese
forces
continue
their
with-
drawal
from
many
Important
-
central
China
points,
leaving
them
In
flames.
The
Japanese.
it
is
said
are
planning
to
evacu-
ate
China
extent
a
strtn
fnrtv
r
m
w
w
cj
v
miles
from
the
coast.
Some
observers
suggest
a
drive
against
Hong
Kong
may
be
the
ultl-
mate
plan.
,
Bulletins
MORE
DESTROYERS
WASHINGTON
The
possibility
of
United
States
making;
further
destroyers
available
for
Great
Britain
is
seen
as
well
as
merchant
ships
to
replace
those
lost
in
the
war
is
seen
as
one
of
the
results
of
the
United
States
election
In
which
the
policy
of
aid
by
this
country
is
implied
to
have
been
endorsed
by
the
people.
'
BLACK
DAY
FOR.
REICH
,
LONDON
Commenting:
on
the
re-election
of
President
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States,
Lord
Beaver-brook'
Evenlnr
standard
says
that
it
was
4hf
blackest
day
Berlin
has
had
jlnce
the
war
began.'
The
London
Times
classes
Roose.
VeU
with
Washington
and
Lln-
coin
among
the
presidential
"greats."
FORD
GETS
CONTRACT
DETROIT
The
Ford
Motor
Co.
is
awarded
a
contract
for
4000
airplane
engines,
to
cost
$122,000,-000,
under
the
defence
construe,
tlon
program.
-
CAPT.
LATTA
DIES
LONDON
Caot.
R.
G.
Latla,
who
retired
in
1938.
as
master
of
the
Empress
of
Britain,
died
at
his
home
in
Cheshire
yesterday.
BALTIC
SHIPS
SEIZED
LONDON
The
British
government
has
seized
two
dozen
Es-thonlan,
Latvian
and
Lithuanian
ships.
Negotiations
are
on,
with
Russia
to
ratify
the
taking
over.
MINISTER
RESIGNS
BELGRADE
Because
he
believes
that
the
government
did
take
strong
enough
stand
not
a
.
.
-
.
.
.
against
the
bombing
Dy
iuy
oi
a
Yugoslav
town,
the
minister
oi
war
of
Yugoslavia
has
resignea
RUSSIA
AND
TURKEY
ISEANBUL
Soviet
Russia
Is
reported
to
be
withdrawing
Its
forces
from
the
Turkish
frontier.
A
new
trade
agreement
between
Russia
and
Turkey
Is
reported
to
be
In
process
of
negotiation.
ACTRESS
CRITICALLY
ILL
HOLLYWOOD
Mary
Boland,
well
known
moving
picture
actress,
was
critically
Injured
when
her
automobile
collided
with
a
station
car
yesterday.
She
sustained
several
broken
ribs,
a
dislocated
hip
and
gashes
about
the
HUNTERS
ARE
DROWNED
RED
DEER
Two
Red
Deer
men
hunting
at
Sylvan
Lake
near
here,
are
believed
to
have
been
drowned.
nnr.'S
SHELTER
irMnoN.
Nov.
7:
(CP)-
First
K-1,.1.
tha
first
dog's
air
raid
shelter
was
laid
in
Kensington
Gar
dens
by
Sir
Robert
Gower
MP.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIF
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
7,
1940.
HIS
LEAD
INCREASED
j
later
Return;
in
United
States
Election
Show
Further
Gains
I
For
Roosevelt
i
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
7.
The
latest
tabulation
of
returns
from
the
United
States
Presidential,
election
give.-;
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
thirty-nine
of
the
forty-eight
states,
New
Jersey
and
Michigan
havlns
moved
with
later
results
from
the
Wlllkie
into
the
Roo3S7elt!
column.
In
the
electoral
college,
therefore.
Roosevelt
will
have
468
vote-to
63
for
Wlllkie.
The
popular
vote
so
far
accounted
for
gives
Roosevelt
25,694,747
and
,
WUlkte,
21.427.832.
Incidentally.
Winkle's
nopular
vote
is
the
largest
ever
obtained
by
a
losing
preslden-
tial
candidate
in
the
history
of
the
country.
The
Democrats
have
gained
twelve
seats
in
the
House
of
Repre-rentatlves,
their
total
now
being
264
whereas
218
are
necessary
for
control.
The
Republicans
have
gained
four
scats
in
the
Senate
but
the
Democrats
are
still
easily
in
control.
Regal
Quarters
For
Slum
Babes
Wartime
Mothers
From
Lonon's
East
End
Bear
Chlldrenln
.
.
'
QueenVTormer
Home
LONDON,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
Poor
mothers
from
London's
east,
end
are
giving
birth
to
babes
in
regal
surroundings.
Evacuated
from
their
bomb-shattered
tenement
areas,
the
women
are
sent
to
a
big
estate,
for
many
years
a
residence
of
the
Queen's
parents,
the
Earl
and
the
late
Countess
of
Strathmore.
Penniless
mothers
now
sit
knlt-
tlrtg
In
the
room
where
the
Queen
used
to
sleep
and
also
In
the
King's
former
bedroom
which
has
been
turned
Into
a
large
ward.
The
estate,
set
amid
beautiful
surroundings,
was
turned
over
to
the
London
Hospital
to
be
used
as
an
emergency
house
for
expectant,
mothers.
'
British
House
Sits
Secretly
Confidential
Report
on
War
Pre-fc
sented
by
Premier
Churchill
LONDON,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
The
House
of
Commons
was
in
secret
session
yesterday
to
receive
a
con-
flHAntlnl
rpnnrt.
from
Prime
Mln-
-
-
ljter
Winston
Churchill
on
the
war.
NJ
announcernent
was
made.
TRAINING
FINISHED
First
Batch
of
25,000
Trainees
Out
Of
Camps
Today
OTAWA,
Nov.
7:
(CP)'
Twenty-five
thousand
young
Canadians
today
completed
a
thirty-day
period
of
training
under
the
national
service
plan,
leaving
39
camps
In
Canada
to
return
to
their
lobs.
A
con
siderable
number
were,
however,
so
enthusiastic
that
they
decided
to
volunteer
for
the
active
service
In
cluding
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Those
returning
to
civil
life
meantime
will
continue
to
ittend
periodical
drills.
The
second
batch
of
trainees
will
go
into
camp
on
November
22.
POUND
STERLING
NEW
YORK,
November
7
The
British
pound
sterling
was
up
at
$4.01
yesterday.
S
n
A
I
I
HAD
WILL
ruiv
OVERSEAS
One
Thousand
Men
Sought
For
Radio
Service.
OTTAWA,
November
7
(Canadian
Press)
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
yesterday
received
the
call
for
1000
volunteers
for
ground
radio
mechanics
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
The
limit
has
bsen
reused
from
45
to
50
years.
Recruit
must
be
phvs'.cally
fit
but
need
not
have
perfect
eyesight.
They
may
b
dispatched
pverseas
within
thirty
dayi
to
complete
training.
i
SHIPMENT
OF
FOXES
Animals
to
Value
of
$100,000
Bcin
Transferred
MONCTON,
Nov.
7.
-A
small
fortune
in
platinum
foxes
left
Mcncton
yesterday
In
a
Canadian
National
Express
car
for
fur
farms
in
the
provinces
of
Ontario
and
Alberta.
The
consignment
of
live
platinum
foxes,
which
is
valued
at
over
$100,-
CC0.
Is
from
the
Colpitts
ranches
at
Salisbury,
w
Brunswick,
on
which
mey
were
Drea
ana
raised.
Tnesp
pMlnum
foxes.
It
Is
understood,
will
be
crossed
with
the
so-called
wh'tft
face
or.
ring-necked
foxes.
The
.ColpittejrabeftRoruKO
Whe
mosi
extensive
ipx
Breeding
organ
izations
In
the
world,
claim
to
have
95
per
cent
of
Canada's
platinum
foxes.
British
To
Bomb
Rome
LONDON.
Nov.
7-
CP1
T?!ch'-d
Auitlrt
Butler,
Under
Secretary
of
state
for
Foreign
Affairs,
told
he
House
of
Common
todav
that
Great
Britain
must
"reserve
full
liberty
of
action
In
resrnrd
to
Rome"
since
Italian
filers
have
now
bombed'
London.
Roosevelt
Gets
Big
Reception
Welcomed
Back
in
Washington
To
Day
Following
Election
WASHINGTON;
D.C.,
Nov.
7.
High
Low
...
...
.
Germans
Are
Advised
To
Quit
Greece
BELGRADE,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
Trustworthy
advices
said
today
that
all
Germans
in
Greece
have
been
advised
by
German
diplomatic
officials
to
leave
the
country
at
once.
The
move
is
internreted
as
indicating
the
possibility
that
Germany
fore-
sye
no
early
fulfilment
of
ex-
pressed
hope
for
a
quick
settle-
.
inent
of
the
Italo-Oreek
con-
flW
and
that
Germany
may
be
oblip
ed
to
enter
the
fight
there
to
help
the
wavering
Italians.
'.NO
CHANGE
IN
POLICY
.
...
.
VT
'
and
Preparedness
To
Still
Be
Keynotes
for
Soviet
Russia
MOSCOW,
November
7
Soviet
Russia
wlu
continue
the
policy
of
neutrality
in
the
war
with
con-
stant
miUtary
preparedness
as
a
precaution
against
any
eventuall-
ts.
It.
wan
-authoratlvely
6tated
at
nl3nt
on
the
eve
of
a
Commu.
-
rrisyWvWvewary
celebration,
-
SHELLING
Gr?ks
Keep
Up
Attack
On
Italian
Base
Only
Fascist
Air
Force
Is
Feared
'
ATHENS,
Nov.
7.
The
Greeks
are
still
shelling
the
Italian
base
city
of
Kor!tza
In
Albania.
M.-ntirr?.
the
Italians
claim
further
advances
beyond
the
Ka-
lamas
River,
fifteen
miles
across
the
frontier
In
Greece.
Athene
is
reported
to
have
ad-
vised
Lcndon
that,
If
Great
Bri-
tain
can
hp!d
off
rthe
Italian
air
force,
Greece
will
have
no
dlffl-'
sulty
In
defeating
Italy.
i
Italian
Ualm
i
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
te-
interpreted
as
neraioing
opening
turned
to
Washington
today
from;of
the
expected
Italian
big
pushl
Hvde
Park
where
he
snent
the
e
fc-
tlon
period.
He
was
given
a
great
reception
in
celebration
Of
his
victory.
There
was
a
triumphal
procession
down
Pennsylvania
Avenue
which
was
lined
with
spectators.
STOCK
MART
HAS
BREAK
Reacts
Sharply
to
Result
of
United
States
Election
NEW
YORK,
November
7
The
New
York
stock
market
teixted
to
the
result
of
the
presidential
election
yesterday
with
the
widest
break
since
spring.
It
was
taken
as
an
ldlcatlon
of
disappointment
at
the
defeat
of
Wendell
Wllkle
whom
Ag
business
had
favored.
The
downward
movement
appeared
to
be
checked
In
early
tradhig
today"
with
recovery
looming
In
most
Issues.
V
The
day's
turnover
was
1,310,000
shares.
The
Industrial
average,
at
closing
was
131.98,
off
3.53;
rails,
.28.87,
dawn'
1.29;
utilities,
21.51,
down
1.37.
t
8:50
ajn.
18.0
ft.
21:00
p.in.
16.7
ft
1:52
a.m.
7.4
ft.
14:51
p.m.
9.1
ft.
price:
s
cents
'POUNDING
'
GERMANY
Long
Range
British
War
planes
Reach
as
Far
as
Berlin
Witli
Many
Other
Points
Visited
As
Well
LONDON,
Nov.
7:
fCP)
Long
range
British
war
planes
bombed
the
suburbs
of
Berlin
and
a
railway
junction
northwest
of
the
German
capital
during
the
night,
the
Air
Ministry
announced
today.
Attacks
were
also
made
on
synthetic
oil
plants
at
Leuna
and
Hamburg,
factories
near
Dusscl-dorf,
the
inland
port
of
Duisberg-and
railway
yards
and
junctions
elsewhere.
Other
sqi-drons
bombed
long
range
German
gun-emplacements
at
Cap
Gris
Nez
on
the
French
coast.
The
Berlin
suburb
attacked
was
identified
as
Spandau.
In
daylight
attacks
yesterday
the
British
bombers
pounded
oil
refineries
at
Salzbergen,
starting
great
fires.
Three
Degrees
Of
Frost
Recorded
T
the
Most
of
Prince
Rupert
People,
However,
it
seemed
Colder
Owing
to
Chilly
,
.
Wind
-
The
minlmumtthermometer
read-,
lng"for
lasfnightras
officially
recorded-at
the,
Dlgby
Island
meteorological
.station,
was
29above.
O'ving
,to
the
strong
nrth-
wind,
it,
seemed
to!
the
p(ot
of
local
people
to
be
a
good
deajf
colder
han
that.
The
frost
has
cut
down
most
of
the
dahlias
arM
more
delicate
plants
In
Prince
Rupert
gardens.
Paul
Satko
Here
Again
lit
of
"Ark
of
JuneaU"
Fame
Aboard
Coasting
Steamer
Enroute
to
Seattle
Paul
Satko,
who
during
the
oast
summer
went
north
from
Seattle
to
'Juneau
nhoarrl
his
erndp
home-
Norah,
Paderewski
In
United
States
jWill
Undertake
Some
Form
of
War
Work
Says
Noted
Pianist
.
-
NEW
YORK,
November
7
(Canadian
Press)
Ignace
Jan
Paderewski,
noted
planlsst
and
former
Premier
of
Poland,
arrived
in
the
United
States
from
Lisbon.
He
will
undertake
some
form
of
w;vr
work,
Paderewski
said.
.
f
VICTORIA
NEW
HEADQUARTERS
Pacific
Coast
Command
of
Canadian
Army
to
be
Based
There
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
7:
(CPTrMaj6r
General
II.
D.
O,
Crcrar,
thief
of
Canadian
staff,
in
Vancouver
In
he
course
of
a
tour
of
Pacific
Coast
defences,
announced
yesterty
that
Victoria
will
be
headquarters
of
the
new
Pacific
Coast
commands
which
includes
the
provinces
of
British
Columbia
and
Alberta,
Part
of
the
Fourth
Division;
1$
already
In
the
Area,
s-r.12
Crerar.
j'
In,
Rome
the
Italian
High
Com-
j
made
boaf'Ark
of
Juneau"
with
his
mend
claimed
today
that
its
divls-1
wife
and
family
on
board.
Is
here
Ions
have
passed
beyond
the
Kal-
agam
thls
afternoon
travelling
amas
River
In
western
Greece.
Thesouth
aboard
the
steamer
1'rincass
river
roughly
parallels
tne
Albanian
i
b&rder
from
five
to
fifteen
miles
in
side
Greece
In
the
Eplrus
region
where
the
Greeks
admitted
a
slight
withdrawal.
In
London
the
report-
ed
crossing
or
tne
Kaiamas
Kiver
against
me
ureeius.
Vancouver
Woman
Hit
By
Car
And
Is
Badly
Hurt
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
(CP)
;
An
unidentified
woman
was
struck
by
an
automobile
last
night
at
the
corner
of
Georgia
and
Denman
Streets
In
the
west
end.
She
was
taken
to
the
St.
Paul's
Hospital.
Big
Business
Wonders
What
Will
Be
Next
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
'Ihe
financial
and
business
world
looks,
now
that
the
election
is
over,
for
Increased
defence
activity
and
expenditure
on
arms
with
drastic
measures
to
raise
the
needed
billions
of
dollars.