t
i.
Ninety
-
nine
German
A
RHf
UU
..i
nn
1
1
i
-.1
kt
vj
laiiwi
l
ricii
ill
AlJ
V
w
fir
l
l
1
-
f
iwv
.at
&1UU1
JJUlViiib1'
IHPO
An
41.
TT
-
.m
nA
.
pnf
ftllrVK
It
.
Al
Witt
wivie
were
sliii
nuize
uaiio
smoke
tver
the
metropolitan
cen-
was
renewpQ
at
i.oo
imu.
i,
"'wen
npurs
respite.
I
Qustrial
plants
and
port
Ta
pes
along
the
Thames
River
f
attacked
In
the
Saturday
.nt
raid.
Marshal
Herman
nnprinir
was
re-
Ptrt
to
be
In
h
ffsonally
directing
the
operations
Palnst
Britain
le
Air
Ministry
and
the
Ministry
b
"uiuuiiuinvcijJ
own-
ion
j,
Satur(Jay
night's
raid
had
tu
r'-n
the
larepsf.
otfoi,
4V,
,or
London
and
that
damage
had
.
severe
but
nrenaratlons
had
hi
....
vl
just
sucn
an
auacK
aVnn",,;Jand
hoisted
ensigns,
thus
taking
.,..
.
.
.
nwor
frnm
tho
Americans.
i
pojsioie
invasion
Dy
land.
"
pf
ftonA
line
.,
warfare
now.
through
tne
ctty
as
Londoners
m
l
mil
annrnarmntr
him
npan
2600
seriously
Injured
after
two
niehts
of
terrific
bomb-by
the
Nazi
air
force.
ins
course
oi
eariv
saiuraay
oil
Installations
and
railway
.
.
had
reached
the
eastern
London
area
and
damage
had
been
done
to
lighting,
communication
systems
and
other
public
services.
Again
Last
Mght
nprmnn
nlanes.
returning
to
the
uuig
raias
on
uerun,
me
nujai
T
rinn
flrea
Sunday
nignt
ana
light
e
until
dawn
to
set
up
a
still
'i
0
ik
Mlfif
tn
a
rAetimntinn
I
Heart
ui
mc
11.
j
v
-
of
Saturday's
assaults,
ine
casu-v
u
ipss
man
.inn
iiprKiiiix
wficc
.An
ATfioiq
v
crnrpn
ui
.
.
......
,
WCiC
Ullivmiij
"
111V
(,.vv
v...
-
'irM
In
4
Via
mlrrnHpfit.
and
1
,
t
i
m..
n.Ll4r,H
un
.
r.r
aariai
aceatiir
nn
uinnun
i
i
j
nnur
T
ros
wprr
wra
air
raid
or
tne
war
wnicn
,i.j
winptv-ninp
uerman
morning.
Seven
hundred
planes
dropped
a
continuous
ent
of
bombs
upon
the
city
as
aerial
blltzkrlez
attained
Its
lorce.
The
alarm
sounded
at
rn
Time
iv.a
narmnn
to
nprt
!
driven
off.
Industrial
and
rest
1TB
hapAt
1
1U.
lJI.llMnla
11
nortatlon
was
disrupted
to
some
ex-
.
...
tent,
dock
areas
were
aisiocaien
aim
widespread
damage
was
done
to
east
end
dwellings.
Unofficial
In
formation
said
that
two
world-ram-
ous
museums
had
suffered.
More
than
fifty
persons
were
Deneveu
killed
when
a
huge
bomb
or
aerial
torpedo
demolished
a
whole
biocK
of
flats
in
east
London.
The
Air
Ministry
said
"citizens
have
met
the
blind
savagery
of
the
latest
night
attacks
with
admirable
nnnrairn
ond
TPSOUrCe.
"
Wonderful
F
the
first
time
In
the
war
thei
work
fad
been
done
by
fire
fighters,
nor
1.
.
1.
.11
1
.
uuu-auiuii,
uai-i
air
raid
wardens
uuu
......
fif
thA
itl,i
..
A
Ifn
n.f
(vl
I
.
.
....
InnliiinCT
-
wj
cic
uot.
moiij
b'-iian
proteciive
servitcs
"
c
tausfu
oy
uittuuiujj
i
women,
mbs
but
early
Sunday
these
were
Trie-
raids
last
night
were
made
by
an
estimated
150
machines,
broken
up
Into
small
groups
which
kept
up
Incessant
attack.
U.A.F.
Hits
Back
The
Royal
Air
Force
attacked
German
shipping
and
air
oases
i
throughout
Saturday
night
and
Sunday.
Hamburg
and
Its
great
dockyard
was
the
principal
ob
ject
of
attack
last
night
and
mucn
damage
was
done
by
the
British
planes
In
dropping
large
cargoes
of
heavy
bombs
and
hundreds
of
Incendiaries.
The
bombing
of
Hamburg
lasted
for
three
hours
and
fifteen
minutes.
The
Air
Ministry
announced
that
the
possible
enemy
invasion
from
the
sea
had
been
largely
offset
by
effective
air
raids
on
concentrations
at
channel
ports
of
the
continent.
One
air
battle
took
place
over,,
the
Houses
ofibarliament.
Royal
AJr
Force
fighters
shot!
Connection,d?w"
fight
Nal
plaries
early
to-
uigiii,
in
a
wuirmig
uogiiKm
over
southeastern
England.
The
score
of
downed
planes
since
the
week
appears
to
be
some
200
to
40
in
Britain's
favor.
'IIESTIGOUCIIE"
RETURNS"
'
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
destroyer
Restigouche
returned
to
Canadian
waters
after
spending
three
months
in
the
fighting
area
around
the
British
Isles.
The
Restigouche
is
said
to
have
polished
off
half
a
dozen
German
Force
smashed
at
a
power
sta"
.
keeping
up
the
assault
from
twi-
submarines
during
her
absence,
POLICE
LEAVES
CANCELLED
LONDON
All
police
leaves
in
the
metropolitan
area
have
been
cancelled
owing
to
the
air
raids.
CANADIANS
PLAY
PART
LONDON
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
played
its
part
in
Sun-
ed
for
eight
hours
and
eighteen
,anes
'
were
brought
down
and
I
day
Night's
air
fighting
over
Lon-
D
v
o
I
t
A
1
1
1
L
J
AJltKM...
As
a
result
oi
jast
msius
of
nine
hours
and
forty
minutes
thpre
were
fires
In
every
direction.,
Direct
hits
were
made
on
air
raid
shelters,
hospitals
were
demolisneo,
reverberating
explosions
occurreo.
near
the
Houses
of
Parliament,
streets
were
crater-pocked,
trans-
don.
brineine:
down
eleven
ma
chines
to
bring
the
record
to
date
to
one
hundred.
MUST
MAKE
SACRIFICES
BERLIN
The
Berlin
radio
warned
Germans
today
that
they
!iai
news
must
expect
to
make
even
greater
j
sacrifices
because
greater
reprisals
may
be
expected
from
the
British
for
the
bombing
of
London.
MAINTAINING
SERVICES
LdNDON
All
services
of
the
port
will
be
maintained
in
spite
of
the
German
air
raids,
it
was
officially
announced
today.
CANADA'S
TASK
OTTAWA
In
announcing
the
new
$300,000,000
war
loan
today,
Hon.
J.
L.
Ilsley,
minister
of
finance,
said
that
Great
Britain
and
Canada
must
accomplish
more
voluntarily
than
the
enemy
did
by
compulsion
if
the
war
was
to
be
won.
SEA
WAR
LOSSES
LONDON
The
submarine
Phoenix
is
considerably
overdue
and
must
be
regarded
as
lost
the
j
Admiralty
announced
tonight.
.
.
.,
,ll..j..l..,lllM.
2-t
ic
announced.
was
saved.
The
Admiralty
also
announces
that
three
Italian
supply
ships
have
been
sunk
by
two
British
submarines
in
the
Mediterranean.
Off
the
coast
of
Norway
tivo
German
freighters
were
struck
by
the
British
naval
air
arm
and
one
was
sunk.
VOLUNTEERS
SOUGHT
LONDON
The
Air
Ministry
appealed
tonight
for
volunteers
to
PROVJNCIAL
LIBRARY
CONFLICT
RESUMES
IIS
SKIES;
GERMANS
DOWN
Early
Reports
Indicate
Dozen
German
Planes
Crashed
Tonight
as
Another
Attack
Commences
LONDON,
September
9:
(CP)
Air
raiclsirens
wail-
Bulletins
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
Peter
Kucharsky
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
McCly-mont
in
city
police
court
today
on
a
charge
of
theft
of
$100
from
a
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
fish
packer
at
the
local
cannery
two
weeks
ago.
Kucharsky
is
alleged
to
have
broken
into
the
boat
and
rilled
the
cash
box.
PARAGUAY
PRESIDENT
KILLED
ASCUNCION
The
President
of
Paraguay
General
Jose
Felix
F.stijarriba
and
his'
wife
were
killed
late
Saturday
while
flying
from
this
capital
city
to
their
country
home
for
the
week-end.
CAROL
IS
f
...
IN
EXILE
Former
King
of
Rumania
In
'
Switzerland,
Accompanied
By
'
,
His
Mistress
And'
Retinue
BERNE,
Switzerland,
Sept.
9:
(CP)
Having
been
given
permission
by
the
Swiss
authorities
to
enter
Switzerland,
Former
King
Carol
of
Rumania
arrived
Sunday
by
special
train
from
Bucharest,
accompanied
by
his
mistress,
Madame
Magda
Lupescu,
and
retinue
of
forty
In
a
special
train.
It
ls
reported
that
Carol
may
go
on
to
j
Nice
on
the
French
Riviera
or
pos-'
slbly
to
the
United
States.
;
Assassination
Attempt
i
Another
attempt
was
made
at
the
;
life
of
Carol
Saturday
night
as
the
special
train
carrying
the
exiled
monarch
and
his
party
crossed
the'
Yugo-Slav
frontier
enroute
to;
Switzerland.
There
was
a
rain
of,
bullets
on
the
train
and
Iron
IGuardists
tried
to
remove
Madame
Lubescu.
Carol's
property
In
Rumania,
cal-
ued
at
several
million
dollars,
has!
been
confiscated.
I
May
Come
to
Canada
There
is
a
report
that
Carol's
ul
tlmate
destination
may
be
In
Can
ada
where
he
owns
a
farm.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
continues
high
on
the
coast
but
ls
relatively
low
south
of
British
Columbia.
The
weather
has
been
fine
and
warm
throughout
British
Col
umbia.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island!
Afrirlorafo
nnrthwpsh
wlnHo
flno
I
...MVMWV
..U.
...
.....MM,
....V
and
moderately
warm
with
fog
patches.
SMALL
FRY
STILLWATER,
Okla.,
Sept.
(CP)
Three
fire
trucks
and
inc
s.nK.ng
uI
to
an
alarm
from
;""""':
"Zt
.
men
responded
tile
In
the
Mediterranean
August
chief's
report:
-Brinrf.
Type
,,
:of
fire-
-pot
of
beans.
Loss
5
cents.
Sergeant
C.
C.
chief
of
provincial
to
the
city
on
Saturday
night's
train
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
'elsewhere
In
the
south.
WeathejiEotecast
!
Tomorrow
sTicles
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
High
8:51
ainr-165
It.
islands-Moderate
southwest
20:45
pm.
17.9
ft.
,
west
wtna'KowvT.Vnd
Low
2:00
a.m.
6.1
It.
14:15
p.m.
9.1
ft.
warm.
.
m
?4Rv
j
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
1
XXIX.,
No.
212.
"PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
9,
1940.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
enal
Warfare
Is
Fiercer
Than
Ever
IR
BATTLE
KEEPING
ON
it
GlTt
lonaon
t-:
vl.
IW.
f
Bomblnr
In
Retaliation
for
Stinting
Blows
on
Keicn
reme
ndous
BIG
FORCE
IS
LANDED
Greater
Expeditionary
Force
From
Britain
To
Egypt
Yet
CAIRO,
Sept.
9:
(CP)
Great
Britain
today
reinforced
its
Middle
East
forces
with
......
thousands
"
ofi
4
Vancouver
-
i
Canadians
v
Are
Ready
LONDON,
Sept.
9:
ICP)
The
4'
Canadian
Second
Division
will
be
ready
to
move
Into.
action
4
immediately
as
part
pi
a
mixed
j:
j
t
.
-2-
..
..
-
.
.
,
n
-
-t
nr
wtms
Tinw
ffimmanQHl
DV
r
,
l
.1
i
.
,
.'At
tnv.th1
ininn,l
timn
01
ln
r
o
WW
n
T
X
X
n
m
I
I
1
l
TT1
"
"
iiuuijo
muucu
at
an
igypuan
pon
iui
mc
cttuau
unit
omv-v
uumi
cv
j......
iium
from
the
uic
lar8est
largest
convy
convoy
ever
ever
to
10
reach
Egypt.
bjti..
Airmen
nuuieu
and
ana
nurses
nurses
.were
were
among
among
the
tne
forces
forces
landed.
landed.
The
'
voyage
V?ae.
W"
was
a"
an
"neven"u
uneventful
one
one
and
al.u
not
nov
a
a
single
smgie
Italian
uauan
naval
navai
vessel
was
sighted
throughout
the
tenant
General
A.
G.
L.
Mc-
Big
Missouri,
.05V2.
EraJorn?.
10.25
(asV-.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
Dentonia,
.01
(ask).
Falrvlew,
.00fc.
Gold
Belt,
.20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.46.
Minto,
.01
Vi.
Pacific
Nickel,
.08
(ask).
Pend
Orielle,
1.40
(bid).
Pioneer,
2.15.
Premier,
1.04.
Privateer,
.43
2-Reeves
McDonald,
.25
(ask).
Salmon
Gold,
.052.
Sheep
Creek,
.92
(bid).
Cariboo
Hudson,
.02
Vz
(ask).
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.11.
-
:
Calmont,
25.
C.
Si
E.,
1.41
(bid).
Home,
1.80
(bid).
Roval
Canadian,
.11
Vi-Okalta,
.69
(bid).
Mercury,
.04.
Prairie
Royalties,
.HVi-
.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.14.
Beattie,
.98
(ask).
Central
Pat.,
1.95.
,
Cons.
Smelters,
38.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.95.
Fernland,
.05
(ask).
Francoeur,
.39.
Gods
Lake,
.36.
Hardrock,
.80.
Int.
Nickel,
37..
Kerr
Addison,
2.51.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.20.
:
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.03.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.40.'
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.00.
Moneta,
.50.
Noranda,
55.34.
Pickle
Crow,
2.95.
.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.86.
San
Antonio,
1.95.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.71.
Uchl,
.45.
Bouscadlllac,
.02.
Mosher,
.08.
Oklend,
.06.
Dominion
Bridge.
.284.
4
RED
CROSS
HOSPITALS
Seven
Military
Convalescent
Institutions
To
Be
Established
In
Canada
I.
(OouruMy
D
Jonnmon
Oo.)
i
Officers
Of
Graf
jackim.
district
i
Spee
In
Getaway
r
police,
returned!
serve
as
pilots,
machine
gunners
and
radio
operators
and
extended
the
maximum
age
from
32
to
37
years.
DEADLINE
AIR
FORCE
Fifteen
Escape
From
Internment
in
Buenos
Aires
BUENOS
AIRES,
Sept.
9.
Fifteen
officers
of
tho
German
pocket
bat-tlcshlD
Admiral
Graf
Spee
haye
.es
caped
from
Internment
In
Bueno3
Aires.
FOR
ARMS
R.C.M.F.
t0
Have
Complete
List
by
September
15
Hunters
Get
Special
Permits
OTTAWA,
Sept.
9:
(CP)
Com
plete
record
of
all
firearms
In
Can
ada
will
be
assembled
at
the
offices
ASSaillt
Pacific
Standard
Time)
tonight,
a
little
more
than
tWO
Naughton
shouid
the
Germans
!
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
..nf
C
O
irni
I
rtrt
-
u.kUti
fTti
In
X'AQ
n
m
i
win
-
.
i
i
i
m
tk.
iipti
mtw
rain
nia
rm
in
.
day
wis
sounded,
only
a
little
unidentified
plane
flew
over
1
1
!
-1.
1
sirens
sounded
again
In
Lon-
.
RAtnrdav
nlaht
for
the
Little
tie
t
.
t
Ut.U
ik.
nM,n1
Alu
J
.Ik..
MAM
In
VA
ma
ulaliy
Uiuci
wmu
in
wic
.L
fro.
.
a
a
f
4m
v
nnH
Onrtf4a
tr
11.
kJk
kUt
uu
I
mv
w
J
kHIIIl
IlitlliaKUlK
IJ
bkli;
n
u&
a
tram
the
xtandnolnt
oi
casual
ud
property
lasa.
The
tremen
Zrr:
rwn
hours
niter
a
cionr
nan
enned
tne
ursi
one
nour
ana
i.
hnnrh
in;j.iion.
Assurance
u
;,,f
n?u
i
T.d'A"!ln.:.0n
nkne
wns
nrKr-vPrl
nr
rrroat.
height
and
the
thunder
of
alter
a
miCni3ht
conference
,
Und
It
is
tciv-j
'7"".
"V
heard
i
with
senior
commanders.
PAV
OF
CALM
'passage
in
the
Mediterranean
from
Then
the
roar
of
a
German
bomber
Gibraltar
W
Alexandria.
Royal
Air
saron
arummea
me
air
as
Force
planes
accompanied
the
8W?Pl
m
irom
ine
soumwesi,
naval
convoy.
One
of
the
purposes
of
the
force
will
be
to
assist
In
guarding
the
Suez
Canal
from
possible
attack.
IDESTROYERS
TAKEN
OVER
Ceremony
In
With
Taking
Over
By
nritish
Of
Warships
From
United
States
AT
AN
ESATERN
CANADIAN
PORT,
Sept.
9:
(CP)
First
actual
transfer
of
destroyers
under
the
Anglo-American
agreement
was
completed
today
with
a
minimum
of
ceremony.
British
officers
and
I
tars
marched
aboard
itie
vessel
it
Later
came
the
whine
of
Spitfires
streaking
through
the
sky
followed
by
the
crackle
of
machine
gun
fire.
Three
planes
believed
to
be
Mes-1
serschmidte
were
seen
diving
out
of
I
control
and,
after
another
flurry,'
another
plane,
believed
to
be
Ger-,man.
crahed.
(
line
for
the
registration
of
all
rifles
pnd
shotguns
in
the
country.
Recommendations
of
the
special
..mmflfAa
sn
fV,A
TSafanna
ft
flan.
ada
Regulations,
adopted
by
thej
House
of
Commons
at
the
past
ses-
J
slon
of
Parliament,
were
that
the;
government,
to
guard
against
dan
gerous
fifch
column
activities
on
the
Dominion,
should
have-
complete
data
at
its
disposal
on
how
many
guns
there
are
In
Canada
and
who
has
them.
After
September
15,
anyone
having
a
rifle
or
shotgun
not
registered
HITS
BACK
UPON
NAZI
Great
North
Sea
Port
of
Hamburg
Heavily
Hit
Possible
Invasion
Headed
Off
LONDON,
Sept.
9:
(CP)
An
official
Air
Ministry
communique
said
that
salvo
after
salvo
of
heavy
missiles
were
dropped
last
night
on
the
great
German
North
i
Sea
port
of
Hamburg.
Returning
pilots
saw
wharves
and
a
railroad
station
on
the
north
bank
of
the
Elbe
near
Bakenhaven
in
j
flames
with
another
fire
near
Hanshaten
and
the
glow
oi
a
third
near
Altona.
Emden
and
Essen,
important
munitions
making
centres
in
Germany,
were
also
hit
by
the
Royal
Air
Force.
Authoritative
sources
declare
that
Chancellor
Hitler's
clan
of
with
the
Commissioner
of
the
R.C.
following
up
London
bombings
M.P.
will
be
liable
to
a
fine
of
$50,
with
an
invasion
was
being
sys-
30
days
In
jail,
or
both.
1
i.m,fP9Hr
hrnkpn
nn
hv
RritLsh
TORONTO.
Seot.
9:
(CP)
The
t
While
every
gun
within
Canadian
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society,
thi
(herders
must
be
registered,
hunters
on
barges
and
boats
at
French
commlss'pner.
F-ed
W.
Routley,
.mm
the
United
States
will
not
bej
bases
across
the
English
ChanncL
announced.
Is
makhv;
arrange-1
affected
by
the
regulation,
as
such
Caiais
Dunkerque,
Boulogne
and
ments
for
the
estabjUhment
o.
pers0ns
must
have
their
weapons'
0stend
are
among
the
Nazi
in-seven
military
convalescent
hospi-
registered
anyway
before
bringing)
vasion
bases
which
have
been
at-tals
in
Canada.
The
locations
are
th?m
Into
the
country.
tacked
expected
to
be
at
Toronto
Mont-.
Previously
under
the
Defence
of
The
'London
press
declares
unreal,
Monston,
Winnipeg,
Calgary
Canada
Regulations
It
was
forbid-
animously
that
invasion
of
Eng-and
Vancouver.
den
for
any
alien
to
carry
firearms.
iand
ls
the
direct
object
of
the
i
i
.
.
'An
order-in-councll
passed
last
.
present
full
force
of
the
air
war.
i
momn,
nowever,
amenaea
me
regu-,
...
TODAY'S
ST
OGKS?
ilatloni
t,permlt
bona.
fide
tourists
jftrrlFinnish
President
ada.provided
they.get
permission.
'M
n
II
J
This
permission
may
be
obtained
11
Ul
IVCttllJ
JLCcUl
ov
applying
to
k,u.mx.
commis-
jsionerS.
T.Wood,
or
to
H.D.
Scully,
!Ralhcr
Is
showine
improvement
Commissioner
of
Customs,
at
Ot-
Aflcr
Sutfering
neart
Trouble
Itawa.
The
application
must
state,
(the
description,
make
and
serial.
HELSINKI.
Sept.
9:
Reports
umber
of
the
gun
as
well
as
the
emanating
from
Berlin
Saturday
(
applicant's
name,
address,
occupa-
of
the
death
of
president
Kalllo
tlon,
point
and
date
of
entry
and,of
Flnland
were
officially
denied.
!
the
purpose
and
duration
of
his
vis-,
Kallio,
suffering
from
heart
,lt.
A
character
reference
Is
also
re-
.trouble,
Is
Improved.
quired.
J
!
.
-
Customs
Entry
When
the
application
has
been
the
applicant
ls
not
contrary
to
the
approved,
the
R.C.M.P.
will
forward
public
interest,
he
will
register
the
a
permit
to
the
customs
collector
at
firearm.
Registration
of
'a
firearm
the
designated
to
try
point
who
may
be
refused
or
cancelled,
how-
wlll
deliver
It
to
the
tourist
on
his
I
ever,
In
which
case
the
weapon
arrival.
Weapons
admitted
In
this
way
irmt
be
taken
out
of
the
coun
try
aeain
and
ammunition
Imported
will
be
dutiable.
No
permits
will
be
granted
for
automatic
weapons,
and
all
appli
cations
for
bringing
revolvers
into
mit
has
been
obtained.
jtlons
from
Americans
wishing
to
bring
firearms
into
the
Dominion
In
the
first
months
after
the
order
In
council
was
passed
on
July
23.
Registration
of
a
rifle
or
shotgun
ls
a
simple
procedure
for
the
law-abiding
citizen.
Owners
simply
ap
ply
to
local
police
for
a
permit.
The
R.C.M.P.
has
Issued
1,000,000
forms,
printed
In
both
French
and
English,
which
must
be
filled
out
In
triplicate
by
the
applicant.
The
application
states
the
na-
I
tlonallty
of
the
holder,
the
type
and
description
of
weapons
he
wished
to
register,
and
the
purpose
for
which
he
has
these
weapons.
One
copy
ls
retained
by
the
owner
and
must
be
produced
at
the
request
of
any
peace
officer,
second
copy
ls
forwarded
to
the
U.C.M.P.
and
the
other
Is
kept
by
the
police
who
Is
sued
the
certificate.
,If
Jthe
police
officer
Is
satisfied
that
possession
of
the
weapon
by
must
be
delivered
up
within
10
days.
Under
the
regulation,
no
person
Is
allowed
to
buy
or
sell
firearms
unless
he
holds
a
permit
to
do
so.
Dealers
In
rifles
and
shotguns
may
obtain
a
blanket
permit,
good
for
one
year,
permitting
them
to
buy
Canada
will
be
turned
down
unless
.
weapons
for
re-sale.
Normal
pro-
the
aonlicant
wishes
to
bring
In
such
arms
for
the
purpose
of
en
tering
in
a
competition.
A
firearms
permit
issued
by'
the
R.C.M.P.
will
not
operate
as
a
hunt
ing
licence.
This
must
be
obtained
as
usual
from
the
Provincial
authorities.
Visitors
arriving
at
the
frontier
with
firearms
for
which
no
permit
has
been
Issued
will
have
to
leave
them
behind
at
the
customs
office
there
until
the
requisite
per
cedure
for
a
person
who
wishes
to
buy
a
gun
would
be
to
pick
out
the
weapon
he
wants
In
the
store,
secure
Its
serial
number
and
procure
a
permit
to
buy
before
actually
making
the
purchase.
Thus
a
dealer
In
guns
must
register
all
the
guns
he
has
In
stock,
obtain
a
permit
.to
sell
them,
assure
himself
that
the
buyer
has
a
permit
to
buy:
The
buyer
must
have
a
permit
to
purchase
the
weapon,
and
register
it
after
he
has
bought
it.
R.C.M.P.
officials
said
they
had
Both
dealer
and
buyer
muse
Keep
a
received
more
than
1,000
applica-.
record
of
the
whole
transaction.
Not
Transferable
It
ls
forbidden
under
the
act
to
"Give,
lend,
barter
or
transfer
posr
session
of
any
firearm"
to
any
person
who
Is
not
the
holder
of
a
permit
to
purchase."
Failure
to
comply
with
any
of
tne
above
regulations
may
make
tho
person
Involved
liable
to
a
$100
fine
or
three
months
imprisonment
or
both.
Revolvers
are
not
Included
In.the
act,
as
a
section
of
the
criminal
code
which
became
law
In
1931
al
ready
requires
the
registration
of
all
pistols
and
revolvers.
The
reg
ulations
make
no
exceptions
apart.
from
members
of
Canada's
armed
forces.
By
Sept.
15,
every
rifle
and
shotgun,
Including
those
given
tho
Provincial
government
for
uso
among
home
guards'
atjd
den
weapons
In
the
NbrthWesS
Territories
must
be
registered",
j