l.nrifd
mlgnv
icic
r..w..
.-w-
-
exicnuiu,
.,
,,i.
Kl-n.H
WachiniMnn
fnr
what
materials.
lonyo
iicwiai-
-
--
strengthening
and
spread
of
encirclement
of
Japan
and
ih
called
laid
the
Pacific
situation
was
deteriorating.
CANADIAN
NEWSMEN
BLITZED
LONDON
Visiting
Canadian
newspaper
representatives
ho
had
not
heard
an
air
raid
siren
once
duiing
their
fortnight's
L,r
nf
Britain
were
given
a
taste
of
Nazi
air
war
on
the
eve
of
IOUI
..
.
a
i
...1
Ik.
.,,(..
..nnn4
IV.
departure,
night,
was
hotel,
none
Mi
A
souinwesi
cuasv
iun,
ucit
mc
oj.v...
.....
raided
by
German
aircraft
which
struck
the
editors
however,
being
injured.
ntrt
r
1
1
1
1
i
'
l
hi
a
f
i
i
a
w
Kill
UKlVL
uimu
nao
NF.XT
WEEK
BEEN
HITS
ments
Raise
Funds
lor
civic
cenire
ANKARA,
October
8:
Germany
orsanjacon
,
for
the
civic
centre
I
.
.
,
.
cf,rV
en,a
in
week
with
an
lnten-i
,
.
..
.
,
-
rhrnm(,
tor
funds
got
under
m
will)
a
meeting
In
the
.
.
.J
...
U
okil
2
i
12.
'
SliUUt
UllUti
niv
v
.1.
I
lr
t-f
I
I
1
ru
Di
N
M
Carter,
P.
H.
Llnzey
onus:"'-
to
plot
out
the
city
Genniun
look
after
the
details
tri
-
andDoint.
ur.
iarge
TIH
1
VY
V.JlLILia
Will
Ullltk
v
rfr--
two
nroaniTannn
in,
;
O
formation
of
canvass
Aj
previously
announced,
the
Lnnvirhnns
Af
Port
Essington
Victoria,
October
8:
0i
ittornev
-
j
-
-
-
-
--
Wvsmer
j0
In
Trade
Agreement
Negotiations
I
i
I
rt:3:
at
Pprt
Essington
no
de-Ber.;f
-vidp:ir.e
was
tendered.
This,
Bwwpvpi
Wils
presented
on
the
ap-
PW)
neanne.
Onlv
one
of
the
?c
wa:
heard
after
which
the
;EPDcal
in
the
nthpr
rasp
was
al-
ioweo
b
-
msent.
T
W
rmtot,
announces
that
r..u.
vupcrt.
uow-powered
tain
thev
'"gnrpowered
s
r-
.
--
as
are
used
In
Brl
win
h
-r
employed
but
Between
ticrmany
Ana
lurkey
the
Turkish
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
October
8:
Congressional
leaders
announced
today
after
a
conference
at
the
White
House
with
President
Franklin
D.
Itooscvelt
that
Mr.
Koosevelt
would
send
a
message
to
Congress
tomorrow
recommending
changes
in
the
neutrality
act.
Senator
Barkley
of
Kentucky
said
he
could
not
say
what
the
message
would
contain
but
added
that
arming
of
merchant
l
.t.ll.!l.l
unnlri
hp
Are
lhrownUutlth,eu'"t
dr?tic
c,,anRC
lhat
Convnuuns
of
Chong
Way
and
w
nmrrrn
ITVT
Dion,
c
rhl-ll
Li
I
I
H
If
I
I
VI
1
v
aooiui
voiiiiv
&
j
w
-
m
civ
ramen
on
charees
of
keeDlnKl--,
h"d
ni
6ile.
Involving
fines
of
ifm
,
i
,
ui
caqn
Case,
were
quasneu
fiiy
Jua-e
W
E.
Fisher
on
appeal
IF
,rl.
.
.
n
i
n
i
i
'
in
uouniv
uourL
vesier-
PJ
At
thp
original
hearings
be-'
Bore
Stinendlarv
M.ieistrate
C.
n.
'
Interesting
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Christison
I
rom
Their
Son
in
Navy.
Morrlsn
sailed,
yester-
the
dav
'lf,
Hh
censor5hip
regulations,
ZJTT
n
the
PrinCeSS
Joint
where
the
letter
was
writ-,
..,
Vancouver
where
yfi
ls
it
evidently
was
'
"ncv.
furthpr
Irlmont
fnrllCn
lS
not
1101
8
given,
.
.
.
onihs
a:-!)
4-
"
"
and
the
Far
East
lor
uouB
.icnna-n
n
have
been
serving
on,
me
mitnorizert
vessels
In
Mediterranean,
Red
Sea
bevond
for
the
past
twenty-one
months
except
for
one
delivery.
.
The
letter
says
In
part:
Just
a
short
note
to
let
you
know
every-
i
flno
with
US.
It
IS
Will
1,...-
TIUIHB
'
.
fl.
t
-
H4vc
me
same
note.
nuite
warm
here
so
i.
.
-
-
.
.
r-iln
0
1VP
x
t
f
mHmm
nC,
ricAe
b"-
my
best
regards
to
all
my
fciends.
TEMPERING
leather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
pnnce
islands
nu
Moderate
H
Onppn
southeast
Char-
--
8
he
Sails
Mete
High
3:24
ajn.
19.1
ft.
fmaa
increasing
to
fresh.
Mostly
15:19
p.m.
20.0
ft.
and
mild
with
moderate
Low
9:22
a.m.
7
2
ft.
A
disturbance
Is
approach-
21:58
pin,
5.0
ft.
m
coast
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VOL
xxx
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,"
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
8,1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
War
News
(Mightiest
Battle
is
Raging
1
5
oooODuDooiJODOoancmaCHCKiooofvoooooDOOoooDOfiODa
JAl
S
Until.
MBOtivui
vf.i
iimi.i
TOKYO
Dome!
News
Agency,
in
a
special
article
today,
urged
i
i.
nnucrs
to
terminate
the
war
with
Kussla
so
as
to
conserve
the
Ax"
p"
,
and
.
:
.
for
.
-ii.nt,
all-out
,
resources
in
manpower
equipment
an
Britain.
Dome!
warned
that
the
war
with
Kussla,
h
u
..nmi
tssaultupon'
..,
f.r.,i
Hh
,
Hi-arlh
of
Merciful
Ju(1k
OF
JUSTICE
HIS
MOTTO:
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
October
8:
(AP)
The
"bill
of
ngnis,'
embraced
in
the
first
ten
amend
to
the
constitution,
buikedi
in
the
reasoning
of
Louis
j
Dembitz
Brandels,
now
dead,
'
throughout
the
24
years
in
which
he
served
as
an
associate
justict
of
the
supreme
court
in
the
United
States.
Designed
by
their
framers
to
make
clear
the
extent
to
which
individuals
should
be
safeguarded
under
the
constitution,
the
artlcles'lound
a
consistent
defend
Paymaster
Lieut.
Commander
P.
Brown
acted
as
counsel
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Christison
from
&qi
hcre
pavmaster
Lieut.
A.
J.
appellants
while
W.
at'td
for
the
crown.
-
SuT'.
"ho
Is
lortM
to
the
.
"
fd
I
navy
aboard
an
armed
freighter,
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince.
.
.f
iVin
tinrrison
Line
ODerauiiB"""
ueorue
""a
uitcuiwu.
4..
dtlfl
MrR
Pmi
llnrrlnnn
nnrl
"
.
..
.
,1
'
.
.
Mrs
,i
m
."
'
.
J
"
r
I
oi
Cardiff.
While,
in
compium
,
ls
remaining
here.
Fishermen
Are
Lost
VICTORIA,
Oct.
8:
O)
Pro
,
High
Officers
Dead
in
Blast
x
LONDON',
October
8:
0
Three
high-ranking
British
officers
Major
General
V.
Pope,
Brigadier
H.
E.
Russell
and
Col.
E.
S.
Unwin
were
'Bill
Of
Itighls"
Was
Inspiration
killed
In
the
recent
accidental
nr
ini
rtranH-iKFirst
Jpw
explosion
of
a
mine
in
the
On
Supreme
Court
Middle
East,
it
was
disclosed
today.
No
details
were
given.
;
C
lZrA
.
been
been
in-
vlnclal
police
are
searching
towns,
ah
,
p
,
is
bel
leved
I
to
to
haie
have
Riyer
l
voivea
in
a
wmub
,.
.
Prtn.p
m.
4
"o
ueen
received
t
simiia
Drocess
-hv
ornnnH
the
ena
oi
,,v"-'
August
for
a
cablegram
was
received
about
then,
announcing
that
he
was
safe
and
wen
."""
Airgraph
is
"
a
new
air
mall
fac-
'
author,,.,
u.
.
""r
:
4t,n
nrifr.
A
'-vtt
Li,
insrni
air
rairi
nn
lArtni
is
ntiuiui;iF'
"
J
.
lUiiirruii
a
arai,
rT
Mi
,
n
nlntlfPn
ll'JIl.MUl.UVU
"
J
V
,..
"
"
-
"K
W.W.v..-
Pn
'eouver
ana
,
being
reproaucea
m
-
Wlir,
L.
m
pert
and
Steve
ivanicn
ana
x
J
o
hn
Wolf
of
Vancouver
mLsslng
off
the
herring
seiner
Great
Northern
No.
5
since
early
this
morning
when
they
set
out
for
shore
In
a
skiff
after
the
seiner
had
been
in
difficulties
In
a
tide
rip
off
x
uape
muukc,
otmci
ohm-
-
.
SITUATION
IN
JAPAN
Great
Britain
has
Clty
wJllMuvu
er
In
the
liberal-mlndf
Juttlce
in
the
country
was
getting
worse
ialr-
1?
1
anxul
o'ffefd
and
to
people
Turkey
to
,hf
m
and
that
the
must
prepare
Britain
Brltaln
bv
by
brcaklne
breaking
the
the
contract
contract.
1Ui
"a"
i0r
an
even
lower
standard
ol
nv-
tutlonaMty
of
!aws
whereln
the
tog
due
to
the
cutt,ns
oIf
of
sap.
CONGRESS
MESSAGE
s
meeting
discussed
Koosccvelt
To
Announce
Tomorrow
i
-
....
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
irtiu
.
a
.
I
.
iti
.1
r
riri
ni
i.i'iiii
'hiil.iiiij.
nriiiriiiiii
.
ip-'or
mpptlnff
wlll
hft.
.hald.
:
-"-D
wlfh
the
drive
to
fin-
Government
Spokesman
Admits
Economic
Position
Is
Getting
Worse
!
TOKIO.
October
8:
A
JaDanese
cabinet
spokesman
admitted
yes
terday
that
the
economic
situation
ngms
oi
properly
seemea
w
ciasu
py
of
raw
materials.
with
human
rights.
Japanese
pres5
has
started
I
From
the
start
of
his
supreme
blastlng
away
aga)n
at
the
united
court
service
in
iio
ne
iuuna
a
states
and
Grcat
nritain
for
their
sympathetic
thotli
soui
snnl
In
in
hir.
nis
old
oia
friend
incna
j...
-ii-.j.;
j
i
unfrlendly
attltudetowards
Japan
Oliver
Wendell
Holmes
and
he
fre-
t
quently
Joined
with
"the
greav
JT
j
dissenter"
in
minority
opinions.
jine
UeaQ-ailQ
The
reurement
oi
uoimes
jeu
Brandeis
aa
the
oldest
member
of,
'
the
court.
I
"
The
appointment
of
Benjamin-
Twenty
Missing
N.
Cardozo
brought
into
beins?
a
storm
Skirted
Florida
new
"liberal
wing"
of
Brandeis,
And
Swept
Into
Cardozo
and
Harlan
F.
Stone
and
i
speaker.
The
Liberals
will
be
opening
their
campaign
rooms
In
the
Met-
xw.
"iropole
Hall
this
Saturday
night,
What
is
believed
to
be
the
first
Saturday
night
for
Vancouver
to
airgraph
letter
to
be
received
in
which
city
he
has
been
transferr
Prince
Rupert
has
come
to
Mr.
ed
,n
navaj
service.
His
succes-
BOMBING
1
A.
L,
ON
AGAIN
Carruthers.
bridge
engi
neer
in
the
service
of
the
provincial
public
works
department
and
formerly
district
engineer
In
Prince
Rupert,
was
taken
111
when
en-
route
to
Trail
recently
and
was
removed
to
Mlseracordla
Hospital
in
Rossland.
MADRID,
Oct.
7:
Q)
Giant
sequently
reached
Campbell
eagles,
with
wings
spanning
more
River,
reporting
seeing
the
than
nine
feet,
have
been
preying
men
enroute
but
tnere
naa
x
on
neras
in
parts
oi
navarre,
me
been
no
report
of
them
since.
ravenous
birds
having
fled
from
Uie
noise
of
warfare
in
Eastern
vxvxxxxx
x
Europe.
Bulletins
SHir
STRIKE-TIED
SEATTLE
For
the
second
time
within
three
weeks
an
Alaska-bound
liner
is
held
from
sailing
on
account
of
strike
trouble.
The
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
steamer
Aleutian
was
unable
to
sail
with
287
passengers
and
a
laige
cargo
of
defence
supplies
when
waiters
and
pantrymen
refused
to
work
after
a
colored
pantryman
had
been
engaged.
Three
weeks
ago
the
liner
Baranof
had
a
similar
strike
and
was
held
up.
The
union
refuses
to
accept
responsibility
for
the
action
of
the
men
in
striking.
LIVING
COST
BONUS
VANCOUVER
The
Old
Age
Pension
Association
has
demanded
that
the
provincial
government
give
a
cost-of-living
bnus
of
$10
per
month
to
old
age
pensioners
independent
of
what
the
federal
government
may
do
about
it.
JOE
GORDON
BEST
NEW
YORK
New
York
newspapermen
vote
Joe
Gordon,
Yankee
second
baseman,
the
most
valuable
player
in
the
World
Series.
He
has
been
awarded
a
$150
hat.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourteuy
B.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Klines
...
Vancouver
Y'esterday
Grandview
15"2
Georgia
Bralorne
-
Cariboo
Quartz
2.10
they
formed
a'
consistent
"bloc
'.
ATLANTA,
Georgia,
October
8:
Hedley
Mascot
in
upholding
most
of
the
New
Deal
Nine
are
known
dead
and
twen-
Pend
Oreille
1-62
acts
which
came
before
the
court
ty
are
missing
as
a
result
of
a
Pioneer
2-40
from
1933
onward.
windstorm
which
passed
over
a
Premier
78
,
ihey
Joined
unanimous
deel-
corner
of
Florida
yesterday
and
Privateer
-52
'sions
against
the
NRA
(national
swept
into
Georgia.
Considerable
Reno
10
industrial
recovery
act),
the
damage
was
also
done.
Sheep
Creek
.92
Frazier-Lemke
farm
mortgage,
oils
moratorium,
the
building
and
loan
nmn
rTTT
rVf
Calmont
conversion
act,
the
processing
tax
YILljrir1
I
J
a
&
E
refund
and
the
power
of
the
Pre-
'
Home
!ripnt
to
remove
a
federal
trade
finP
1
17
IirTir
Royal
Canadian
commissioner.
They
Joined
the'
rCAlY
ill-liVL
Tront
,
1-13
majority
in
upholding
the
right
of
Seattle
federal
government
to
sell
Premier
entrSH7;iJTr;
,the
campaign
for
Val-
'
Consolidated
Smelters
40
40.25
25
'power
through
the
Tennessee
aM
on
vc
of
ley
Authority,
and
in
the
"gold
""L
Day.
4
45
clause"
ruling,
both
New
Deal
Kerr
Addison
J-
victories.
.
.
The
Liberal
nrovincial
election
Lm.le
I"g.iC.;V
'
,",n
trl
trio
dlssen,lJ?-a.
dissented
?rT
from
aec
deci-i
campaign
amn
.
hprp
here
In
n
Minnort
support
of
of
Pre-
Prc.
mcujoq
.T
yjc"ut
r
K
PCIrIII
r
The
the
agrU
Madsen
Red
Lake
rlil?Ui
h
A
I
Nl
Ylll
.r.
ons
whlch
nvalldated
mler
T
D
Pattullo
will
culminate
ultural-
adjustment
act,
the
Guf-
cKee
Red
ot
tVio
railrnnd
rptlre-
...
..
.
,
Missive
Received
by
.17
1.25
2.38
J04V4
La
T.ake
1.02
SeSng
meeting
m
on
bcL
Oct.
20,
20.
the
the
Moneta
33
-
iVHJllV
icy
vu.
i
---
--
n
ght
preceding
eiecuon
aay.wnen
071
ment
law
and
the
municipal
bank-
cGeerBM.P.
for
Vancouver
licJTZt
Preston
East
Dome
Dome
,
3
W
30
ruptcy
statute.
iBurrard,
wlll
the
principal
Antonio
''-,u
San
Sherrltt
Gordon
91
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
easterly
M-inrl
three
miles
per
hour;
ba
29
58:
temDerature,
.44
1
U.i.V
H.
.
,
,
-
spa
smooth.
THniP
Island
Scattered
clouds,
southeast
wind,
twenty
miles
per
Welsh
Town
And
Some
Points
On
hour;
light
swell
and
chop.
English
Coast
Visited
By
Langara
Island
bcauerea
Nazi
Raiders
clouds,
soutneny
wuw,
u.v
I
.
no
RQ.
torn.
41
pe
rnour;
Daromci.ci,
LONDON,
October
8:
Antl-
perature,
42;
light
swell.
aircraft
fire
barked
out
of
a
Welsh
Bull
Harbor
Cloudy,
souuiwesu
,town
last
night
as
German
bomb-
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barom-ers
came
over
and
dropped
mis-
eter,
29.78;
temperature,
45;
sea
isiles
which
caused
some
damage
.smooth.
and
casualties.
Hit
and
run
raiders
also
visited
-
some
English
coast
Dead
Tree
Point
Broken
clouds,
-Pst.erlv
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.64;
temperature,
44;
lieht
rlnnle.
Mprt
Rav
Overcast,
calm;
ba-
mmpter.
29.81:
temperature,
45;
sp.i
smooth.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter.
29.94;
temperature,
49.
Victoria
Cloudy,
calm;
barom
otpr
5994!
temperature.
49:
sea
-
-
a
-
Vvw,
smooth.
Rstevan
Cloudy,
southeast
wind
tpn
miles
ner
hour:
barometer.
29.89:
temperature.
49
moaeraie
swell.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
eas
southeast
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.82.
ALL
IS
AT
HEADWAY
STAKE
NOW.
BYNAZIS
Every
Australian
Realizes
It,
Berlin
Claims
To
Be
Sweeping
Declares,
New
Premier
On
'
Forward
Unchecked
Into
Assuming
Office
I
Kussia
CANBERRA,
Australia,
October
8:
"There
is
not
a
man
in
Aus-
tralla
rich
or
poor
who
docs
not
Sioux
Falls
Power
Plant
Strike-Tied
SIOUX
FALLS,
South
Dakota,
i-iv
o.
TVilo
i
tv
was
without
and
Mrs.
M,
M.
Stephens,
Injured
his
leg
recently
when
he
fell
from
his
bicycle.
Later
he
struck
the
lee
when
playing
football.
The
Nearing
Moscow
realize
that
everything
is
at
stake
Soviet
Army
ir0miscs
That
Great
,ln
this
war,"
declared
Jonn
uur-
Thrust
Will
Be
Blunted.
tin,
Labor
leader,
who
took
his,
oath
of
office
as
Prime
Minister
LONDON,
October
8:
Berlin
re-of
Australia
today.
He
pledged
the
ported
last
nlght
thaC
th(J
drlve
new
government
to
an
even
lnto
Russia
from
the
south
and
stronger
war
effort.
centre
was
sweeping
eastward
un-
i
The
Australian
government
to-
checked.
The
town
of
Vyasma,
125
day
announced
a
new
war
loan
of
mnes
due
west
of
MosCow,
has
$255,000,000.
been
taken,
Indicating
that
the
Prairie
Epidemic
SERBS
ARE
EXECUTED
Members
Of
Guerilla
Bands
Are
Exterminated
By
German
Punitive
Expedition
Budapest.
October
8:
0
Nazis
had
advanced
seventy
miles
;slnce
the
commencement
of
the
.latest
drive.
t-v
f
1
T
The
German
High
Command
DeilMtely
Waning
claimed
today
that
the
great
new
J
German
offensive
had
breached
'c
.
Russian
defence
lines
on
the
road
Scourge
Of
Infantile
n
Taralysis
tQ
MoscQW
and
reg
And
Sleep.ng
Sickness
Now
'clrciement
of
seyeral
Soviet
&
About
Ter
mles.
I
,T.mm
October
.
,
8:Health
,,.
The
communique
followed
unof-WINNIPEG
dalm5
5
.authorities
of
the
prairie
prov-
slan
SQUtn
nces
report
that
the
epidemic
of
j
b
a
Gennan
adyance
!
Infantile
paralysis
and
sleeping
gga
Q.
sickness
is
now
definitely
on
the(
The
German
HJgh
Coamd
wane"
claims
that
the
thrust
to
the
Sea
of
Azov
has
cut
off
the
retreat
of
the
Russian
ninth
army
and
that
many
Soviet
divisions
trying
to
withdraw
toward
Rostov
face
annihilation.
Moscow
Statement.i;,v.
Moscow
admitted
that
the
mightiest
battle
of
the
war
raged
toward
a
climax
today
on
the
road
to
Moscow
where
the
Red
Army
A
was
holding
grimly
against
the
German
punitive
expedition,
after,
i"ry
01
a
tame
and
dive
bomber
weeks
of
fighting,
has
put
down
offensive
by
which
the
Germans
forest
bands
which
were
pillaging
seek
to
reach
the
Soviet
capital
villages
in
German-occupied
parts
jiure
wmicr.
of
Serbia,
Hungarian
dispatches
The
Russian
Army
newspaper
from
Belgrade
reported
today.
Re
Star
asserted
that
the
Nazi
-
....
nncnt
I
I
.
I
-
,
,
gcores
0f
members
01
gueraia
swuc
uuimi
auvaii-
bands
were
executed.
ta8e
m
weages
near
vyazma
and
Bryansk
but
that
no
sign
of
a
cn.OP..f
imajor
break-through,
had
occur-
Weather
Forecast
red
The
papef
dedared
that
Rus
General
synopsis
a
aisvuioiui-c
sian
artmery,
mined
tank
traps
Is
annroachine
the
coast.
The
weather
is
generally
cloudy
and'tanks
would
blunt
the
Nazi
thrust.
mild
and
light
to
moderate
rams
have
occurred.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Moderate
southeast
to
south
winds,
overcast
and
mild
with
moderate
rains.
READY
IN
JANUARY
Government
Assay
Plant
To
Be
In
,
Operation
Then
Ore
Sampling
The
lished
Mines
Plant
Kept
Busy
assay
plant
being
estab-by
the
Department
of
at
Prince
Rupert
Is
ex-
ULWUtl
U.
.
J
vi.j
"
Talnr1
n
K
.
,
.
light'
and
power
for
a
couple
of.-"
Tup"
houJs
yesterday
during
a
J-'JJ-
house
employees.
m.
Uu..u.K
uieer.
strike
of
power
v
lhas
announced.
Some
of
the
Fred
Stephens,
grandson
of
Mr.
(equipment
ls
already
here.
The
remainder
is
on
order.
As
previously
announced,
the
assay
plant
is
to
be
established
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
McBrlde
result
Is
he
has
had
to
be
taken
Street
on
the
Christian
property
to
the
hospital
and
was
operated
recently
acquired
by
the
proyin-
on
yesterday.
.clal
government.
XXX
X
Major
Mcbregor
Arrived
Today;
,
M.C.,
second
officer
in
com-
x
mand
of
the
Second
Canadian
x
Scottish,
arrived
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
and
was
met
and
escorted
to
head-
x
Quarters
by
officers
of
the
reelment
and
Regimental
Pipe
Band.
The
major
had
been
x
Dr.
Manay
reports
that
the
ore
T
j
sampling
plant
on
the
waterfront
i
hoc
nopn
m,irp
n,,sv
for
several
weeks
now
handling
ore
shipments
from
small
producers
In
various
parts
of
the
district.
Met
by
Pipe
Band
-Repatriation
Major
John
McGregor,
V.C.,
Move
All
Ult
Daily
Mail
Suggests,
However,
That
Negotiations
May
Be
Resumed
LONDON,
October
8:
The
move
for
exchange
of
sick
and
wounded
prisoners
of
war
between
Germany
taking
advanced
work
at
the
(
and
Great
Britain
appears
to
be
military
college
at
Kingston,
.definitely
off
lor
tho
time
being
ont.
jat
least
although;
tK&
Daily
Mall
,
gays
there
Is
a
possibility
that
ixx
xx
xx
x
x
negotiations
may
be
tried
again.