Friday
September
13,
1940.
1
aeM
This
alitisenieni
is
not
publijhcd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
iBoird
or
bf
the
ijvernmcpt
ot
Hriusb
Columhii
!nazi
heel
If
the
sabotage
continues,
the
entire
pooulatlon
will
be
h-avlly
punished,
says
the
correspondent
who
adds:
"Much
discontent
has
been
caused
among
the
French
by
the
stopping
of
communications
be-
necessities
of
life
is
reported.
In
non-occupied
territory,
fruit
Is
abbut
the
only
thing
fairly
plentiful.
Bread
is
black
and
sour,
eggs
are
very
scarce;
cheese
and
potatoes
are
scarce:
sardines
and
Jam
jare
unobtainable:
there
U
llttl;
m?at,
and
rice
and
macaroni
are
ratlpned
severely."
New
Altitude
Mark
Is
Set
Socialite
Avlatrlx
Ascends
to
22,700
Feet
In
Light
Plane
on
Thursday
BURBANK,
California,
Sept.
13.
.
.
.,
'
"
''
Miss
Connlngton,
avlatrlx
and
soc-
ifllt.
fstebllshed
a
new1
Unofficial
.
AUSTRALIA'S
MUNITIONS
(W-RHA
Rnf
iv
ippi
light
airplane
altitude
mark
for
wo-1
9
7fin
fo
at
wot
t
Tfnee
hqH
trift
fArmor
ma
,en
nnn
u.
marke
of
18,000
feet.
r:
r.
":.
..
--
----
.
..
,
uyu,uuu
population
directly
or
in-
.
s
--
r
TRAILER
EVACUEES
SWEDISH
WAR
LOSSES
1
DOVER,
Eng.,
Sept.
13:
TELLS
OF
BEING
FELT
CLIMBING
(cpfi-
3TOCKHOLM,
Sept.
13:
(CP).
Light
trailers
which
can
be
aw
'n
iu.
VnrhpH
In
tnntnr
cars
or
drawn
bv'
.
.
.
.
.
.
L
.
..hUahAm
...Via
w
L
at
about
$1800,000.
moment
oi
an
air
ram.
:
,
-
(Meet
Her
In
a
dieter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
Carr
Ride
fr
Price
of
One
CANADIAN
RATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
Thursday
11:30
p.m.
calhnp
at
Ocean
Falls
and
PowelURiyer.
Trains
Leave
PRINCE
RUPERt
for
the
EAST.
iionaay,
weanesaay,
rnaay,
o
Alr-cohditipned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
Fof
Fares,
etc.
Call
er
Write
CITY"
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
THIRD
AVE.
PHONE
2C0
Agents'
for
Trans
Canada
Air
Lines
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Rteamers
Leave'Prlnc'
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for
Vancouver:
JT.8.8.
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tue-
tjS.k
cardena
fkida
J
'r
.
.
D"AV.
1:30
D.rh.
""..Vancouver.'
ThVri,
p'.m':
J-E,
BULGES
'
toirietrist
Hoal
Ban
ItMt
10':36
p.m.
t)ui
Vancouver,
Monday
ni.
l
Convenient,
please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Arthur
Infonnation
Regard
ingt'rieseifTatlo'na
and
Tickets
rrorh
NANK
J.
SKINNER.
Prince
Rupert
AcenU
Third
A.
VMnr
SK
Firesh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
M'Hi
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PIIONK
S7
THE
D'AltiYlNEWS-
'scree,
crossed
a
huge,
glacier
jind
got
to
within
a
.thousand
feet
of
t
ho'
top
of
the
mountain
when
tr.y
were
enveloped
by
fo?
and
decided
to
return.
Som.-
members
tr
rhe
Dartv
wished
to
proceed
Shortate
of
Food.
Clothlnr
Anrt
hut
better
counsels
prevailed
and
iner
necessities
Of
Life
In
""a"'
"uj
uuhhuiu
.j..ti.
iney
sianea
ior
mc
u'.se.
nam
'
France
Already
1
,fow
Hf
R'ached
Polnt
N,ne
n.nf,
the
wt.id
blr
and
alto-
.
I
'
Thousand
Feet
Up
Mountain
gci'ier
it
became
very
uncomfort-
t
,n,m
fltle.
Finally
tl'ey
lost
their
way
LONDONU.
Sept.
13:
fCP-Num-!
.,,
and
had
to
sleep
In
a
lit
.le
over-
erous
acts
of
sabotage,
such
as
the
J?f
.oy"'
tr
vlal
hafpp,en"
f.a,
n
hunt
ing
crevl
thot
wave
them
'cuttlns
of
telegraph
and
teleph6he
S
u
Tt
'-Vc
tbelter.
In
the
morrlBi
they
.wires
are
reported
by
people
to
retrace
their
steps
until
,r
vmg
ai
usoon
from
France,
says'XT.'.t,
.
....
.
.
"L
"'lily"
thev
discovered
somcfjin?,
fami-
in
rnitinnnrfi.nf
v.-
t
j
h-juu
oi
iuj
iu
aicuu
vc-swriuajr
ui
,
.
j...
Dally
Telegraph.
....
.JPt.
Rev.)
Jt
C
H.
Durnttrd
At
Bordeaux
the
German,
havo
wuo-
Wlln
a
r3"?
iea
y
Ul-
WBU1
n-ntln.'
LwiiPrt
nm,.iom,fi
.Carter,
climbed
to
within
.
fou-
.
aajui
bUal
Captain-Durnford
described
im
ady
for
a
EXCUSE
FOR
BEARS
rest.
Thev
snent
Sundav
lust
wan-
.
.
.
'derini?
around
a
dmlrhv;
the
seen-
BERKELEY,
Calif.,
Sept.
13:
Twenty
-Five
NOMINATE
September
13,
1913
Gordon
German
Put
Up
For
Presl-
Capt.
C.
H.
Nicholson,
manager
&tni
of
Junior
Chamber
Of
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Steam-
Commerce
ship:
Co.,
arrived
In
tha
city
o?
nc
PInce
titse
fi
m
V.:nrm-1
1
ver
thi
nni..:ng,
hetig
here-
to
j
NomtaatIo.0f
officers
of
the
ncU'tlorr.
Frame
Cu-lnane,
x
:-...
S(AtiimW
th
Prince
Rub-
isterrof
lain,
pre
ll-vvys:
E
S.
Chains-1.
rt
rh,mhpr
J'rV.
tn
the
r.'
of
the
Grand',
'1
rnnn
Pacific
Hallway;
Morlry
Donald-
tson,
vlce-presiaent
ana
general
'irmnairw
J
P
nalrvmnlp
vice-
and
feet
of
the
peak
of
one
of
the
sm,&
dea11
hIs
llt.st
,expeice
l.n
!
president
and
general
traffic
Seven
Sisters
at
Cedarvale.
The
"d!,ns
d,7"
a
glacier,
with
only
,
manager;
w.
P.
Hlnton
aMistant
feature
of
the
trip
was
swnd'n?
"'s
T,
,,
"
"".traffic
manager;
W.
E.
Duperow,
Capt.
Dunrford
said
the;
climS-
tween
oppnnlpH
nrt
.i
a
leel
"
"t
ana-
D-v
Pn
excent
fA,
...
.
'
me.
ny
territory,
special
missions
on
"All
British
subjects
in
the
Bordeaux
region
have
been
rounded
up.
Both
men
and
women
have
coming
year
are
as
follows
i
President,
Gordon
;T.
perrrtan.
Vice-President,
Alfred.M.
Rlvett.
tour.
Secretary,
Trevor
J.
Williams.
'
Treasurer,
Clifford,
6.
Ham.!
I
Executive
J.
C.
Gilker.
Ross
In
night
on
the
mountain
during
tile
!nole
ths
,cllmb
wa?
an
ou.t"
general
passenger
agent,
and
A.
E.'gram,
Syd
Elklns,
Stanley
Saville,
hard
biscuit
to
rhew.
'
w?uld
not
on
any
account
have
arrive
tomorrow
night
after
a
visit
Mortimer.
Sam
Jurmaih.
Tommy
misseu.
t.i.
.
.
.
!to
!
Fraser.
Fraser,
Peter
Peter
DeJone.
DeJong,
L.
L.
M.
M.
Ase
I
P.
of
Toronto,
commanding
officer
The
election
will
take
place
Oc-
ery.
and
Incidentally
cli'ubhvr
only
(CP)
People
say
"as
cross
as
a
of
the
Forty-Eighth
Highlanders
tober
1.
bout
a
thousand
feet
in
thctf
bear"
and
no
wonder,
since
ac-
who
recently
returned
from
France,
..Mkl..
it
...
.
i
il
-
'
i
i
r
i
i
.
i
n
i
.
i-
.
n.l...
ri
.
.
n
I
n
n
been
sent
to
concentration
twJr
camps
.orlv
nnH
,v
nnnn
renhert
a
nen
,th
aw
rtav)r
stuffs
eintnini
3i.1-l0,m
on
the
noa-1"
Ws
6.000
ness
for
sweets,
are
the
only
North
stuns,
clothing
and
almost
all
the
Mobley
to
be
raffled
for
the
Red
for
the
same
purpose;
PAO-JEWE
Third
Term
Is
s
c
Issue
Asserts
Wendell
Willkie
RUSHVIiLE,
Lndiana,
Sept.
13:
CP
Wendell
Wilkie,
Republican
candidate
fcr
the
presidency
of
the
United
States
admits
that
the
fundamental
issue
in
the
election
cam-paten
against
President
Franklin
D.
"Roosevelt
is
that
of
the
third
term.
On
thi
there
js
a
wide
gap
;of
philosophy.
Willkie
l
about
to
I
start
on
a
hatlon-wide
campaign
SWEDEN'S
A.
R.
P.
STOCKHOLM,"
Sj?t.
13:
(CP)
Neutral
Sweden
is
energetically
completing
her
air
rMd
protection
Ase-
arrangements,
provision
of
shel-
In
the
coursTTa
western
re-
-,
ed
Wight.
(Six
to
1
J".
f
outdoor
alarm
devices"
and
crultlng
trip.
Col.
J.
A.
Currle,
M.
be
selected).
..-
I
CARTOONING
HITLER
LONDON,
Sept.
13:
(CP)
Thlrty-slx
posters
by
child
artists
j
Cross,
was
won
by
Judge
F.
McB.'
showing
what
should
happen
to
j
Young,
and
Mitchell
Albert
:
who
Hitler
hanging
for
Instance
are
fo.f
feet
above
sea
1cvel
or
.
well
.
over
,.
American
wild
,A
animal
,
...C,
with
,t
tonth
A
moose
head,
donated
by
Frank
;
gave
It
back
to,
be,'
again
raffled
.on
view
at
a
war
savings
stamps
a
mile
up
in
the
air.
They
climb-
decay.
'exhibition.
3
Bonds
due
October
1,
1952
Callable
on
or
after
October
1,.
1949
VtauiMWNNtwatt
Issue
Price:
98,7
flntl
accrued
interest
.
YicWmj?
3.125
to
maturity
Denomination
of
Bearer
Bonds:
SI
00,
$500,
$1,000
Arrangements
have
also
been
made
to
convert
into
2nd
War
Loan
the
4'l
bonds
due
September
1,
1940;
which
have
not
yet
been
presented
for
payment.
Subscriptions
may
be
made
through
any
approved
investment
dealer
or
stock
broker
or
through
any
branch
in'
Canada
of
any
chartered
bank.
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Courage,
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.
.
..
it
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