1
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R00PS
FOR
CAUCASUS
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n
the
r.
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II.
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Witli
That
Far.
Turkey,
Noy.
7:
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t
,f
4..
U
mnnting
military
bordering
the
Russian
w.'-ii
a
stream
of
fresh
diawa
from
the
Empire
andi
American
-
made
tanks
t-
hur.ci
States
military
mls-
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cc.
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organization
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pair
and
supply
for
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pines.
ll
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RUMANIANS
-
mude
in
America
o
.shipped
to
Russia.
Leaf
Canadian
Na-;
Limited
from
Chi.
c.a
arrived
today
at
Xuuon
with
an
add-a
r
containing
skis
l!r..icsota
and
shipped
Plui
They
are
Deing
..ie
Canadian
National
v
were
transferred
,
.
to
..t.
Express"
to
leave
c
stern
Canadian
port
.iipment
overseas.
The
contained
approxi-.
Jiousand
pair
of
skis.
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1
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Civic
Centre
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cxpeciru
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fore
Final
Closing
of
Fund.
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Centre
cam-(irlaUy
closed,
contri-inue
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come
ln
for
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no
Christopher,
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codoti.
cafe
A-
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.
Mr
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Youth
Association
10.00
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2.00
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5.03
side
of
this
struggle
and
'
more
masters
of
our
own
Great
Changes
in
City
Says
Visitor
sob
very
great
changes
In
QUOTAS
AIRMEN
LEAVING
Regular
Contingents
of
Training
Plan
Graduates
Leaving
for
;
Service
Overseas.
By
FRANK
FLAHERTY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA,
Nov.
7:
W;
Men
in
air"
force
blue
crowd
the
trains
leading
to
eastern
Canadian
ports
as
the
schools
of
the
British
Commonwealth
Air
Training
Plan
graduate
increasing
number-,
of
pilots
observers
and
wireless
op-erators-alr
gunners
for
service
overseas.
A
little
more
than
a
year
ago
the
first
class
trained
under
the
plan
received
their
wings
at
No.
1
Service
Flying
Training
School.
i
Camp
Borden.
Shortly
after
that
"
.
.
A
B
A
I
f
I
WitWVO
VI
VUJL1
llld
AULA
Open
Port
on
Coast.
WJNTE2AL.
Nov"
7:
0,-Almost
1
i"1
Proficiency
ln
their
w
Newcastle
Is
theV
:
,'
'
r
"
,v
""
l;iiuuis
reacnea
smaii-scaie
pro-.duction,
wing
presentations
are
almost
a
dally
occurrence
somewhere
lri
the
nation-wide
system
of
air
training
schools
operated
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
As
each
school
discharges
its
monthly
quota
of
trained
men
they
find
their
.way,
after
a
brief
embarkation
leave,
to
the
trains
leading
to
the
eastern
Canadian
ports
where
they
take'shlp
for
the
scenes
of
battles
across
the
Operate
90
Units
VICTORIA,
B.C.
I
j
Weather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Rupert
and
Queen
Chars'
She
prmce
Whites
,
.
Islands
Moderate
to
occa-J
High
3:42
am
18.6
ft.
fresh
south
winds,
cloudy
15:23
p.m.
19.9
ft.
J.'owarm
with
Intermittent
rain.
Low
9:30
am.
8.7
ft.
22:10
pm.
5.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
ttLSXX
NO.
261.
.
JO'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
7,
.1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Find
Weather
Unpleasant
KING
INSPECTS
U.S.
OBSERVERS
STATIONED
WITH
R.A.F.
King
George
is
shewn
chatting
with
officer-,
of
the
United
States
army
stationed
in
England
as
observers
with
th
Rca.
Air
Frce
during
a
recent
inspection.
Body
of
William
LOCAL
LADY
Calling
Out
Hayner
Arrived
P
ASSES
ON
ore
en
or
Last
night
s
Irani
four
IVionths
BM
Death
0ttamd
Occurred
Suddenly
Funeral
of
Well
Known
Under
Where
34
schools
and
units
of
B
c
undertakers.
The
funeral
the
plan
operated
a
year
ago,
90
wlll
be
Suntiay
from
the
Eagles'
operate
now.
In
the
fall
of
1939,
Halli
and
members
of
the
Moose
when
the
war
started,
the
Royal
and
les
Lodges
are
asked
to
Canadian
Air
Force
was
stepping
attend.
up
Its
peace-time
training
pro-
M-
'iiavner
is
well
known
in
.
i
i
tuni
....
"
Evening
of
Mrs.
Lois
Kinkade
Nickerson
ol
This
City.
gram
ana
ui
uecemocr
oi
tne
city
as
one
of
the
old
timers
;
ness.
She
had
been
111
off
and
year
uie
uuycuuucuwui
Auana-u,
and
a
weU
Known
character.
Fori0n
for
several
years
but
appeared
r,ew
eaiana,
ureat
onuun
uuu
a
number
of
years
he
earned
on
Canada
Joined
ln
the
British
Lorn-
a
taxi
business
as
auxiliary
to
monwealth
Air
Training
Plan
that
of
undertaking.
He
was
wellim
most
of
yesterday
but
the
sud-
agreement.
The
first
of
the
network
of
.schools
called
for
by
the
plan
ln
the
united
States.
f
-,v
more
are
expected
.opened
at
the
end
of
April,
1949.
the
Hazelton
Hospital
v.ing
are
those
-who
Schools
operating
now,
with
two
.
,
ibed
since
the
last
list
number
a
year
ago
in
brackets,
ned:
'are
as
follows:
er
schools
(3);
eight
bombing
and
gunnery
schools
(1);
lour
wireless
schools
(2);
two
air
navigation
schools
(1);
six
initial
training
schools
(2);
five
manning
de-nots
(3);.
and
13
miscellaneous
NEW
Ann
r
r-
.t
'rvmmv
Krhnnk
and
airdromes
pie-
Minister
Winston
Churchill
,
pared
for
them
by
the
R.C.A.F.
3
unction
tour
of
Tyneslde
Now
British
schools
of
all
types
""i'l
MIC
ft
Q
flnr.
t
n.l
1-.
M
An
I-
I
.
ir
CI:'
my
lodav
w
Vinvo
rn!Pi
are
settline
here
v
V
W
JJUVUVH
w
Strength
of
The
air
personnel
engaged
in
the
B.C.A.T.P.
numbers
more
than
aince
I
was
here
last,"
.
Canadian
Canadian
"
ft
McDonald,
commercial
'
'
'
for
the
Canadian
Na-
or;
'his
morning.
"The
patly
Improved
and
I
tr'
changes
'ahead,"
the
aid,
Rnnnn
,ivi
.a
vear
ago.
Both
BETTER
SIGHT
MORE
SfECS
26
elementary
flying
training
TwnfW
Nnv
7.
ffiMore
snec.
schools
112);
16
service
flying
4
.m
-M
Ma
.
.
r
,n
training
schools
(3;;
10
air
observ-
advanced
In
years
and
had
been
111
for
some
time.
He
was"
born
units
(7).
,
t-
.jjiiun
tn
tim
soVionis
onrr-
oi
recruits
,.
dLL'U
UL1U11
WtV
ever
He
died
a$
the
nation's
eyesight
has
never
been
better,
reason
being
that
glasses
now
are
worn
for
precision
work
by
persons
who
went
without
them
before.
entering
training
are
i
an
inrrpas-
strict
official
secrets.
A
year
ago
IB
w,.nr,
nn
nmhPr
of
Purely
British
when
the
first
class
received
their
a
Camp
Borden
r
orce
-
E
Eyolfson-Z::::
5.0000
are
establishing
in
Can:wings
Again
Masters
Of
Own
Destiny
Says
Churchill
'ada.
This
movement
was
l"",
,V
that
umbered
35.
Igettlng
under
way
in
the
fall
ofact
11941
after
the
fall
of
France
Silent
on
Numbers
Woe
it
desirable
to
move.
Now,
however,
with
Canadian-France
airmen
growing
factor
trained
a
made
It
desirable
to
move
L
much
L
possible
of
British
air
In
the
balance
of
air
power
-to
the
numbers
are
a
matter
of
keen
Cinlnc
war
0f
T
activity
out
of
range
e?emy
bomber"
At
first
only
ad-ji"terest
to
the
enemy
and
silence
lentmy.
"
I.
.
narL
tnlls
the
rule.
Some
indication
of
vancea
units
cume
hj
,
the
volume
is
provided,
by
the
fact
it
has
been
found
necessary
to
set
up
special
embarkation
depots
to
handle
airmen
awaiting
transport
overseas.
Co-lncldent
with
the
training
of
aircrew
men
for
fighting
duties
the
training
of
staff
and
ground
officers
and
men
as
com-
crew
personnel
goes
on.
That
pro-
jul(.u
.
-
figures
Include
aircrew
in
training
and
instructional,
mechanical
and
administrative
staffs
of
the
various
schools.
They
do
not
include
air
force
personnel
of
the
home
-war
establishment
guarding
coasts
or
uanaaiaiw
in
Canadian
serving
overseas
cither
formations
or
with
the
Royal
the
plan
to
Air
Force,
graduates
of
fThe
number
of
trainees
at
any
fvlvon
timiV
the
number
finishing
month
by
month
and
the
number
gram
upon
which,
in
the
first
days
of
the
plan,
the
whole
scheme
depended
was
expected
to
slacken
off
as
the
flying
training
schools
came
into
operation
with
complete
staffs,
The
recent
decision
to
staff
the
25
squadrons
into
which
Canadian
aircrews
serving
with
the
Royal
Air
Force
are
being
organized
with
Canadian
ground
crews,
called
for
den
end
was
most
unexpected
r.nd
naturally
was
a
great
shock
to
her
family
and
large
circle
of
friends.
Mrs.
Nickerson
was
born
in
Col
orado
Springs
and
would
have
been
45
years
of
afee
in
a
few
days.
She
and
Mr.
Nickerson
celebrated
their
25th
wedding
anniversary
on
Tuesday
of
this
week.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
7:
Oj
The
Na
erson
wife
of
George
W.
Nicker-
training
period
beginning
next
son
one
of
the
best
known
of
month.
Prince
Rupert's
citizens.
British
Columbia
wlll
provide
Mrs.
Nickerson
returned
only
151
men
who
have
not
yet
been
the
day
before
from
the
south
called
out
and
89
who
have
al-
where
she
went
to
meet
her
hus-
ready
undergone
30
days'
band
who
had
been
east
on
busl-
ing.
to
be
in
fairly
good
health
and
spirits
almost
to
the
last.
She
.
was
ARMISTICE
PARADE
Final
Arrangements
N'earinR
Completion
for
Armistice
Day.
The
Canadian
Legion,
B.E.S.L.,
will
as
heretofore
commemorate
RhP
iM-vM
hesldes
her
husbaid.
Remembrance
Day,
Tuesday,
Nov.
her
mother,
Mrs.
Ella
Kinkade,
with
a
memorial
service
at
the
and
other
'
relatives
in
Kansas,
cenotaph
commencing
at
10:55
She
came
to
Prince
Rupert
as
a
a-m-
sharp,
young
girl
and
had
spent
the
Preceding
the
service
there
will
whole
of
her
adult
life
In
the
city
be
a
parade
headed
by
a
detach-and
was
widely
known
as
a
most
rnent
of
provincial
police,
follow-generous
and
loyal
friend
by
hun-
ed
in
turn
by
overseas
nursing
dreds
of
those
who
were
fortunate
sisters,
veterans
and
ex-service
Pnnueh
to
be
among
them.
naval,
military
and
air
force
in
the
Catholic
Church
and
was
and
parties
carrying
wreaths
and
a
faithful
daughter
of
the
church.
The
funeral
will
take
place
from
the
Church
of
the
Annunci
ation
early
next
week.
TERRORISTS
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
CRIME
VICHY,
Nov.
7:
W
The
arrest
of
an
alleged
group
of
terrorists
Powerful
Offensive
!
Is
Developing
Before
Moscow
by
Russians
Communications
Being
Reopened
Which
May
Raise
Seige
of
Leningrad
Berlin
Says
Weather
Is
Responsible
For
Move.
LONDON,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
A
Russian
counterattack
on
the
Volokolamsk
sector
appears
to
be
developing
into
a
powerful
offensive
which
may
completely
reopen
the
Moscow
-
Leningrad
communications
and
relieve
the
siege
of
Leningrad,
informed
sources
said
tonight.
LONDON,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
A
German
retreat
was
reported
today
in
the
Volokolamsk
sector
before
Moscow
today
while
London
observers
speculated
on
the
possible
British
plans
for
the
establishment
of
a
second
fighting
front.
The
Red
Army
has
driven
German
armored
units
from
position
after
position
in
an
area
65
miles
northwest
of
Moscow
said
war
despatches
as
a
London
source
CTT
A
I
IWQ
said
plans
for
a
second
front
were
J
X
jTLi
11
1
J
"ready
to
be
put
Into
effect
when
the
time
was
considered
oppor-
tune."
!
BERLIN,
Nov.
7:
Q)
A
German'
military
commentator
declared
to-
Says
day
that
a
German
drive
against
Moscow
has
been
stopped
by
weather
conditions
which
prelude
major
military
operations,
but
as-,
serted
that
in
the
Crimea
the
Axis
armies
have
pushed
artillery
within
range
of
the
big
naval
base
'
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Mines
train-
arandview
17
Bralorne
10.50
Cariboo
Quartz
2.10
Hedley
Mascot
46
Pend
Oreille
-
1.70
Pioneer
2.05
Premier
66
Privateer
.47
Reno
4
.11
Sheep
Creek
83
Oils
Calmont
-
15
C.
St
E.
1.20
Prior
to
her
marriage
she
has
units,
sea
cadets,
scouts,
Women's
"
am
been
secretary
to
Premier
Pattullo.
Auxiliary
of
the
Legion,
Women
s
Antonio
222
Mrs.
Nickerson
was
brought
up
Service
Corps,
I.O.D.E.,
Girl
Guides
Gordon
.93
Q,
Sherritt
flowers.
The
parade
marshall
will
,
.
be
Colonel
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C.,
DJ3.0.
'
No
lamnnrW
k
Both
the
Second
Canadian
Scot
tish
and
Legion
Pipe
Bands
will
participate.
Immediately
following
the
me-mortal
service
at
the
cenotaph
the
parade
will
reform'
with
the
exception
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Legion,
and
members
of
the
I.O.D.E.,
and
march
past
the
saluting
base
at
the
Federal
Building
on
Third
Avenue
where
the
salute
will
be
taken
by
the
parade
marshall,
Colonel
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C.,
D.S.O.
is
said
to
have
been
responsible
clemcnt
the
memorial
service
will
fn
hn
assassination
Of
Lt.-Col.
t
L.i
j
,
x
i
-
rr.,
t
w.
v..
-
oe
nelQ
ln
lae
apniu
meant:
,
.
.,
"
.
,
i
FripHrirh
Holtz.
German
comman-
,
.
1ft.KK
of
the
theory.
It
was
a
dark
col
.
tuiuiucutuiB
ttl,
iu.j
a.m.
Oliaip.
-
.
.
der
at
Nantes,
It
was
claimed
to-
Doors
wlu
ned
ftt
10.15
am.ored
creature
about
eight
l-V...j
inches
day
by
the
police.
.
Programs
of
the
service
will
be'
of
which
is
tail,
the
!Ji...K..tJ
t,.
1
Uttle
chap
was
very
drowsy,
seem-
BRIGHTER
LONDON
LONDON,
Nov.
7:
Twenty-
a
continuance
of
the
ground
crew
five
theatres
were
running
in
Oc-
nrosrant,
much
of
which
Is
car-
.tober
in
London
as
compared
with
Should
the
weather
be
too
in
come
Picked
Up
On
City
Sidewalk
LATEST
Germany
Must
Burst
Under
Weight
of
Own
Crimes
Within
Maybe
a
Year.
MOSCOW,
Nov.
7:
B
Joseph
Stalin
today
gave
Hitler
"maybe
a
year"
before
Hitlerite
Ger
many
must
burst
under
the
taker
to
Be
Held
on
Sun-
War
Services
1
...
dep,artmentSgba5topoL,.He.sald
the.weathAweight
other
own
Crimean
7-
"
Afternoon.
-.The
-death
defender
on
the
Moscow
front
had
be-
address
on
the
24th
anniversar?
versary
,
,
,
,,,
.aeniy
iasi
evening
aoout
b
ociock
aepartmeni
naa
requisiuonea
lour
come
such
that
large-scale
oper
.
The
body
of
the
late
William
aj
her
home
on
Fifth
Avenue
thousand
men
in
category
A
for
ations
were
not
feasible
I
Hayner
arrived
on
the
train
last
West
of
Mrs.
Lois
Kinkade
Nick-
a
four-month
compulsory
military
night
and
is
at
the
chapel
of
the
of
the
Bolshevik
revolution.
Stalin
said
that
all
Russia
was
engaged
in
a
single
fighting
campaign
with
inexhaustible
supplies
of
manpower,
adding
that
Germany,
counting
on
the
Red
Army
cracking
after
the
first
blow,
badly
miscalculated.
The
speech
was
the
second
in
two
days
and
was
made
before
a
military
review
in
Red
Square.
RAIDS
ON
GERMANY
I
LONDON,
Nov.
7:
B
Wilhclms-haven
and
Bremen
in
northwest-
Home
2.30
A
em
Germany
and
the
docks
at
Royal
Canadian
.(HVi
Le
Havre
were
bombed
last
night,
Toronto
Beattle
1.03
Central
Patricia
1.44
Consolidated
Smelters
39.00
Hardrock
.05
B
Kerr
Addison
4.45
Little
Long
Lac
1.53
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.10.
Madsen
Red
Lake
65
A
McKenzle
Red
Lake
1.07
Moneta
-
.32
Pickle
Crow
2.60
the
Air
Ministry
announced.
Reuters
quoted
Oslo
radio
as
saying
British
planes
raided
that
city
early
today.
FINLAND
!
MAY
STOP
Little
Country
Suggests
Withdraw,
i
ing
Once
Aim
Has
Been
Achieved.
p.
i
in
down
with
the
rain,
but
if
IPMing
TOr
there
seem
to
be
many
doubters
about
to
hibernate
for
the
t.hP
m,.t.P
of
th
nnmri
if
n
at
ingly
I.,
.
1.
'
Iwinter.
He
is
now
to
become
a
.HELSINKI,
Nov.
7:
W
The
Finnish
radio
has
circulated
abroad
i
important
statement
of
aims
as
(saying
Finland's
war
with
Russia
will
end
"As
soon
as
threat
of
renewed
attacks
has
been
removed
and
frontiers
have
been
made
se-
'cure."
Tne
broadcast
implied
Will
Be
Cured
and
Added
to
Mil-'that
Finland
would
quit
fighting
scum
Collection
Here.
once
her
aim
was
achieved
leav-
Ing
to
the
peace
conference
of
Yesterday,
N.
M.
Campbell
of
dominant
powers
in
the
Indefinite
the
Summit
Apartments,
picked
future
the
final
determination
of
up
a
salamander
on
the
sidewalk
her
new
boundaries,
outside
the
Royal
Bank
on
Third
Avenue.
d.
He
He
thinks
thinks
H
H
must
must
have
have,
Bare
Existence
BERLIN,
Nov.
7:
B
Propaganda
Minister
Goebbels
writes
ln
the
weekly
Das
Reich
"Axis
powers
specimen'
at
the
museum
by
the
are
really
fighting
for
bare
exls-help
of
the
staff
of
the
Fisheries
tence
and
the
worries
and
distress
Steamer
Cardena
is
due
this
Exnerimental
station
and
the
that
we
all
must
bear
in
war
would
ried
oiv
at
the
technical
training
three
in
the
correspondJBg
period
evening
at
10:30
and
should
sail
courtesy
of
Dr.
Ne&l
Carter
and
be
pale
in
the
face
of
the
Infeinn
centrekat'St.
Thomas,
Ont.
1
ilasbyear.
at
12
midnight.
.
E,
R.
Slddaway.
awaiting
us
if
we
were
to
lose
"
1
V(
"
.
.