I.
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CONTINUES
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'W
Wit
Be
I
udlone
Flight
Before
Losses
In
.sians
Enormous
Men
Men
And
Equipment
pi
tl:
Under
ued
mighty
Red
Mil
200
ail'
(
mi
me
m
m-
IN
SERVICE
i
SHELL
TORPEDOES
'a
United
States
Owned
Freighter
Was
'
-x
t
Ji
1
.
t
a
I
viIIa
pnnl
rn
1
virt
ilrKnnf
nrornlnn
itVtt1A
am
UUiv
vviiviw
niaii,
wibiivub
waiiwti&
Willie
wi-I
,i
Smolensk.
The
Oer-
route
from
Iceland
to
the
United
(
uiK'nng
enormous
states.
Tnc
steel
Seafarer
was
also
;
min
and
equip-attacked
without
warning
by
aer-r:
,
rv
fighting
as
the
lal
bombing
In
the
Red
Sea.
I
,v...
Kinwn.
it-
Nazi
high
corn-hat
Smolensk
was
hands
but
wlth--
fi-ihtlng
on
the
,aying
only
that
proceeding
suc-
rroirosini
Today
f,f
v.
rti.it
,
were
reported
in
where
three
Soviet
ICELANDIC
SHIP
SUNK
Torpedoing
Which
Occurred
Last
June
Revealed
by
Officials
in
Washington
fii..
l
-v
i
ii
nnon
m
'i
n
i
un
i
h.mi
h
iiliiii
uin-
j
k
riiLtTn
ino
nrvirp
nr
inn
r.ns-
wv-
-
-
-
-
:?runni!
M!
a
vouth
of
sev-
two
wet
spells
that
lniericre
wiui
.
...
ii..
-nniA
tinminiT
nf
thi
flmher
I
by
the
bull-dozers,
there
has
been
w
rr
.stabilities
ranldly.
nothing
to
hinder
the
rapid
dls-
ia
'rai:;;i(MTeri
:;i,M-red
tn
to
wuuo.y
miacKca
oy
werman
.
,
Mtvw
A
Submarine
1
1
"TV
V"
Vi
I
j
Office,
as
might
be
expected,
,
had
n
wmment
to
make
'
upon
WASHINGTON,
D
C.,
Sept.
11:
O
rCn0rts
emanating
from
the
I
-The
United
States
nenartment
of
T.
.
7
:
.
.
'
.
Untcd
States
that
Great
Br
-
!
wmeh
are
driving
oiaic
aisciosea
yestcraay
mat
me
.
.
,
,
.
,
In
a'"
plans
an
invasi0n
of
.
Nor
,
t
..
1
from
LenlnsradAmerlcan-owned
freighter
Scs,a
the
Nazis
are
(
was
both
torpedoed
and
shelled
by
j
J'
PASSING
OF
COL.
BUELL
Tragic
But
Dramatic
Incident
at
Legion
Convention
is
Described
At
the
Canadian
Legion
meeting
last
evening
In
addition
to
a
report
by
president
H.
A.
Brcen.
on
behalf
of
the
detonates
from
the
Prince
WARIIIWOmW
n
C
Rent
11-
O,
I
r...,.-4
v.n.nn),
4
tho
nrnvtnelil
.
.
w
.
w.
,
.Vi,
MVJV.
44.
1VUJV1V
L44441V44
bU
p.
J
.
...
w
-V.
Thor,
chairman
of
the
w.v.
Iceland-
(convention
at
New
Westminster
v-w.....o..
re-;
s
a
turner
thrust
into
lniii
oer-
nnr
,
t
ve
Nazi
pressure
lc
government
trade
commission
(cently,
a
report
presented
by
J.
S.
.
point
uuikuobwj,
saiu
i.uuay
inai.
i
wuson,
zone
represeinauvi:
aim
a.
a
K
t
one
r'
rnan
troops
is
said
the
1215-ton
Icelandic
vessel
Hek-
member
of
the
provincial
executive
'
traDDed
la
was
sunk
last
June
by
a
submar"'of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
heard
.
:-aS:'Uaid
that'
a
Red
ne
whue
enroute
from
Iceland
to
with
Interest.
,
.,,
,
uauuua.
ruuritxii
memDers
or
me
:
,
.,st
the
vlllagq
o.
crcw
wcre
Jost
and
5,x
survlvor3
'
csl
hbankr,0Ji
were
picked
v
up
by
'
a
British
war-.
ri
.'.m
on
the
north
cen-
.
.
.id
rireed
hasty
with-,
p'
:x
acrman
forces
con-srt-
tor
an
attempt
to
,
:
that
by
last
night
.he
central
front
villages,
anddrv-J
'
twelve
miles.
AIRPORT
IS
PROGRESSING
V
rMlilii
I
rJ
I
Mr.
Wilson
attended
various
ex
ecutive
meetings
and
as
well
had
been
chairman
of
the
general
resolutions
committee,
probably
the
most
imrjortant
committee
of
the
convention.
He
told
graphically
of
the
tragic
but
glorious
passing
of
rolnnpl
W.
S.
Buell.
Immediate
past-
president
president
OI
of
the
me
British
uniuu
Columbia
wmiuuw
,
-
..iwi
iwuuc.
"
.
.7
.
.
.
...i
1
1
i.-
-
-i
1-1
,,,111
h
Tn.
...
....
'-.
Infrfn
If
11.1114..
fn.
lh.
ntind
nrmpni.
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Ul
11
ftLI
tlLllltTl
tlUU
VI
14
W
H
'
"l
nuo
1110414CU
uim
a.
ni?t
pomi
he
was
transfer
nniii
innn
.
Melon
,
manv
fiends
will
w
if.al
duties.
.1
i
'
!
IK'fl
I
n
I
V.
i
VU1
fix,.
I
ouiirrw
KruArft
ill.
,
-nuii
ur
Sncctaeular
Crash
'COUVER
r
"avpy
Sllfforon
.
'
v..Vu
auverc
oacK
evoral
broken
rlhs
'1eri
his
ear
11IJJ
an
mt.....4
.
...-vv.
""-nurmn
t
n
M
.4
n
r.
1141111
L
L
LI1I?
dCUlai-
crath
.
rv
.
..
In
a
i,
.....
.
"cjr
..mpt
to
cross
the
Z
T?on-
car
"
.
distance
;
of
one
cr-
tr
.
n
.
Af
enmlnir
here
IKiirlnnocI
I
liir
I
It
o
!
U
UUUU
V4JI
V
v
.
of-.
a
short
time
elapsed
PttriiiniP'ifinn
p
ru
.
i
m
.
..
iiiiiiii
uiu
nnLcn
t
inn
nnst
"
H
W
.
""'or
ni
customs
here,
the
l0
oi
which
he
has
since
1111-
With
Outside
BERNE,
Sept.
11:
Budapest,
the
capital
of
Hungary,
was
cut
off
from
telephone
communlca-
...ui.
II
In.l
nlirht.
NOT
High
Wind,
Thunder
And
Rain
Downpour
Vancouver
Still
Getting
Bad
Treat
mcnt
at
Hands
of
Weather
Man
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
11.
A
forty-o-nie
here
late
vesterday
aftcr-
noon
was
followed
by
a
thunder
storm
and
a
downpour
or
rain.
whieh
he
ennsldered
a
Good
one
At.
the
convention
Mr.
Wilson
had
I
been
elected
third
vice-president
of
the
provincial
convention
and
was
'
congratulated
on
thc
honor.
RESUME
RAIDING
lion
wun
uciiiu
jiiai,
in,..
i
was
Berne
able
to
reach
Budapest.
.vi.IcsIrca(1
Attack's
Carried
Out
There
had
been
no
word
or
any
i
..
.
.
Jt
A
F
4j
i...unl
dovelnnmentS
CAUCCtt'U
1IIIUU4KJ11U
In
Budapest.
T.ONDON.
Sent.
11:
After
a
dav's
susDcnslon
owing
to
adverse
weather,
the
Royal
Air
Force
was
In
action
over
a
widespread
area
nr
western
Germany
and
North
ern
France
Wednesday
night
and
eoriv
Thursday
morning,
bquao-
W"V
"
.
.
,.141-U
n
after
squadron
oi
unum.
bombing
planes
fanned
out
in
raids.
Calais
and
Boulogne
were
attacked
and
big
gun
positions
on
the
French
Coast
were
raked.
I
There
was
a
long
distance
attack
on
a
German
convoy
orr
the
Norwegian
coast
and
one
supply
vessel
is
believed
to
have
been
sunk.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Grandvicw,
.14.
Bralorne,
11.40.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.30
Hedley
Mascot,
.46.
Pend
Oreille
1.80.
Pioneer
2.40.
Premier
.85.
Privateer
.47.
Reno,
.11.
Sheep
Creek,
.00.
Oils
Calmont,
.23A.
.
C.
&
E.,
1.37.
Home,
2.53.
Royal
Canadian,
.05A.
Toronto
Beattie,
i;08.
"Central
Pat.,
1.82.
Con.
Smelters,
40.00.
Hardrock,
.87..
Kerr
Addison,
4.50.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.98.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.15.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.70.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
108.
Moneta,
.38.
Fickle
Crow,
2.93.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.20.
.
i
-
i
ram
1
1
Tomorrow
sT
ides
meim
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
o.jncrt
Ui4ii,v
-
High
5:18
a-m.
16.2
ft.
pr:"r
north-
r
ands-Moderate
17:21
pjn.
17.4
ft.
Low
11:11
a.m.
8.7
ft.
ohcs
this
morning
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLOMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXX
213
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
1
1,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
4
taly
Is
Ag
pi
i
AND
Awn
JL
Heavily
Attacked
it...
w
DUKE
VISITS
U.
S.
NAVAL.
BASE
Air
Commodore
H.
R.
H.
the
Du
ke
of
Kent
inspects
marine
truard
of
honor
who
turned
out
to
welcome
him
upon
arrival
at
the
IT
S.
naval
air
station
for
tour
of
defence
acMvities
in
the
Nnrfniv
area
He
visited
the
air
station,
th?
r.aval
operating
base,
the
navy
yard
at
Portsmouth,
Newport
News
Shipbuilding
nlant
and
British
vessels
in
th"
Hampton
Ro-:ds
area.
DUTY
OF
EXECUTED
CITIZENS
SPEEDILY
though
interrupted
occasionally
-
But
hls
said:
"In
this
week
aU
clUzens
of
g
joke.
f
ul
dl
a
qulet
a
e
promulgation
p
t
of
a
decree
by
small
break-downs
of
machln-
auPdiCnce
sensed
all
was
not
well.
Canada
are
asked
to
honor
our
men
cry.
n
ainii
u
a.Uo
(a
chair
was
offered
ana
urrniy
re-
?
mi
mmv
rfcrfcinnrvmT
IU
i
O
War
Rededication
Provincial
Tremlcr
Speaks
On
Opening
Of
Dominion
Recon-sccratlon
Week
VTcrroRlA.
SeDt.
11:
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo,
speaking
in
con
nection
with
the
opening
oi
war
Reconsecration
Week,
urged
re-dedication
body
and
soul
"in
the
great
cause
for
which
we
fight"
never
relaxing
until
complete
victory
has
been
achieved.
Biggest
Raid
Yet
By
Royal
Air
Force
On
Great
City
of
Turin
Other
Targets
Also
Blasted,
Including
Genoa
Royal
Arsenal
Was
Principal
Objective
of
Bombers
LONDON,
September
11:
(CP)
Itoyal
Air
Force
:
bombers
raided
Turin
last
night
in
the
heaviest
attack
yet
made
on
northern
Italy.
The
Air
Ministry
said
that
other
targets
in
the
area
were
also
blasted.
The
main
objective
of
many
heavy
bombers
taking
part
was
the
royal
.
arsenal
at
Turin
where
many
large
fires
were
left
burning.
Four
British
planes
were
lost.
Bulletins
BLACKOUT
AT
TORONTO
TORONTO
There
was
a
thirty
1
minute
test
black-out
in
Toronto
(
'
and
for
a
distance
along
the
shore
of
Lake
Ontario
forty
miles
east
and
west
of
the
city
last
night.
;
There
was
a
simultaneous
rc-I
hearsal
of
various
civilian
protection
services.
KENT
AT
SYDNEY
SYDNEY,
Nova
Scotia
The
Duke
of
Kent,
who
is
about
to
leave
Canada
on
his
return
to
England,
inspected
the
steel
works
here
yesterday.
'
ITALIAN
TANKER
SUNK
r
i
.dm
mH
on
run-wi
Tir,n
n
rnnvrrralK-JUcartsj
j
rrn
I'rnmmnit
Norwfrian
Labor
'
-
LONDON
Art
.
-
1,
itanan
m
n--mttir
Tanner
-
'
L,;i3j,nrtinrh9mnlfn
nf
the
ex-
Minrl,
and
Strensth
to
Cause
'
Leaders
Are
Put
To
Death
has
been
torpedoed
and
sunk
in
uutoHiiuuit,
w-.
----
.
"
I
.
.
f-
u
r,.
Vin
.
'service
men
ana
anau.
wci
wic
"e'::ryn2?
"".H-iwendl,
friendly
MWMUon.
suggestions
of
of.hl,
his
com
of
Freedom1
com-
Sept.
ll:-Two
promin-
OTTAWA.
Sept.
11-
sncakine
SpcaKing
OSLO,
Buell
Insisted
on
read-
N'orw.egian
rades.
Col.
ent
worwe
ian
Labor
leaders
in
connection
with
the
last
night
m.
nn
rpnnrtn.
Thev
were
.m(fW,rHm.nn.wra-
wrre
ULiiue
Iitcu
w
u..
tu-
.
..
.
"
SMITHEkS,
sept.
n:-ine
wok
lcnBthv
but
cvcry
word
was
vital,
commencement
oi
r
mn,alp,v
MW.Iltd
Wednesday.
clearing
the
Smithers
airport
cvcry
scntcnCe
pregnant
with
mean-
tion
Week
In
canaaa.
jn0-
-others
beint;
sentenced
to
progressing
satlslactorny
ai-
,
AnH
aiwnvs
there
was
room
for
PS'
Lapoinic,
minister
ui
jusi
n.,
.-
r
innri
iho
Mediterranean
bv
a
British
submarine.
CHALLENGE
FOR
GOV'T
Tw.Yni
Ago
Today
Since
full
length
of
the
field
is
now!
renQrt
conUnued,
the
hearts,
their
minds
and
an
ineir
-
...-c
cV.iV.
-i
Vihirlnrt
W
...
.
it
i
i.
i-
.
.....
hn
Anno
rvf
t
rDormm
rtntir
crrin
Tpnr
riM'
1
1
1
;i
i.ii
ii
i.s
iiUfLiiiAb
on
irw,
J
-
.
..
i
vuilc
h'-"
"
.
it
.
,
.
i
i
n
ii
usLrit's
i
lain
Dfpartmcnt
of
Customs
pected
that
the
work
of
grading;
d
old
man
of
the
Legion
stag-
which
Canada
nas
maae
ncr
own.
Norwegian
people.
Ane
iwo
iaour
ii..
,in
efnrt.
vnrv
shnrtlv
wmlC
.
.
i.
n
f
Vio
l
:1noHore
i
upm
fmmH
fnnnfl
mi
BUlltV
Iv
of
nf
ViO-
vin-
.
,
i"
(...
"
.....
j
cercd
gerca
ana
ana
iew
ieu
io
iu
uv
ws
tausm
w
"'
clearing
of
the
balance
of
the
orrn.
n.
hl.
nmrades
on
the
nlat
.
.
.
-
...
i
lit"
x
tA
...111
Vn
AnnHtin
on
w
n
.
.
.
.
.
-
j
rirfv
rnA
more
o
rrn
Tfl.
IIL'IU
Wli
wuwhwulm
Minister'
of
Labor
Sees
This
In
ar
.
,r
tt
t-
Ottawa,
sept,
u:
xi""-
rrnnnAn
.
,
TCIJUllU
IM
latine
the
decree.
Appeals
were
rr
v
Tk
"
form.
The
grana
oia
man
iwu
A
juaIlAI.
VfJtl.
Ul
summarily
rejected
and
they
were
cd
on
ina
grand
old
manner.
Across
B,ATif'.M.ih
nt
tn
death.
speech
to
be
delivered
at
7
p.m.
Pacific
Davlieht
Saving
Time.
He
jmay
announce
steps
to
clear
the
seas
or
Nazi
suomannea.
President
Roosevelt's
address
was
described
at
the
White
House
today
as
one
which
will
be
"all
covering
and
will
leave
no
unanswered
questions."
Reports
and
speculations
as
tn
the
contents
of
the
speech
flew
today
as
the
President
called
Democratic
and
Republican
leaders'
for
a
White
House
conrcrence
mis
morning.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Visitor,
8,000,
Storage,
12.5c
and
11.1c.
The
last
previous
attack
on
northern
Italy
occurred
on
the
night
of
January
12-13
when
Turin
was
raid-ed
for
the
fifteenth
time.
In
Rome
raids
on
Genoa
and
Turin
were
admitted
as
well
as
on
Messina
In
Sicily.
Civilians
had
been
killed
and
injured
and
damage
was
none.
MINISTER
DEFENDED
Charge
of
Insincerity
Against
Col.
Moorc-Brabazon
Repudiated
by
Trime
Minister
vM.artv
McLarty,
minister
minister
of
of
labor.
labor,
.
man
n
mail
AVAv-fua
vj
t
said
today
that
the
only
inference
KOOSeVelt
S
LIIVOV
to
be
drawn
from
a
strike
of
work-I
the
ton
of
the
staee
was
the
Can-
nil
III
If
lift
rl
y
.,
u
nwinnnn
Tndnstrles
at
The
state
or
c
vu
siege
P
-Oni,
adlan
Legion
motto,
given
first
by
1TI1L.JL
'
that
It
Arthur
Currle-a
motto
ea
oy
uermun
o:ui
iU
the
late
Sir
delibcrate
attempt
to
un-
nnH
a
rhnllence:
"They
served
till
n.nnrfi
Tranner
Runs
Amok
Oslo
was
exDected
today
to
be
ex-
.
.
..
io
i,v
nf
the
death,
why
not
we?"
Colonel
Buell
Wln
Knifo
n
Sinclair
Mills
tcnaed
to
other
areas
of
Norway.
Dominion
Eovernment."
had.
In
the
presence
or
ms
com-
According
to
reports
sent
to
Stock-1
At
the
plant,
which
Is
engaged
in
a
6
rades.
accepted
the
challenge,
he
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Sept.
?rr,t
II-
n
A,
linpjtUmflted
number
j
m
mad
tranDcr
from
Hansard,
wtio
m
mvwi
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interview
.
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v
with
i,
a
i,if.
knife
and
and
ter-Li.;
ter--
cities
nf
of
Mom.
Moss,
FredriksUd
FredriKsiaa
and
anu
of
workers
went
out
on
snse
uu
mm
umti
;
the
ran
wi
-
.
.
lone
before'
luwiiapcuiJic
vvnson
wia
oi
mc
uikihcw
Loc
Log
b
Cabin.
Cabin.
hho
'
who
visit
vlsit
the
thc
field
flcW
to
10
watcn
walcn
.
tnc
inc
'
with
with
the
tnc
Minister
Mlnistcr
of
or
;
LONDON,
Sept.
11:
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
strong-
ly
defended
Lieut.
CoU-J;
T.
Cv'
I
Moore-Brabazon,
minister
of
air
craft
production,
in
the
House
of
(Commons
today
against
charges
of
insincerity
in
the
matter
or
aid
to
Russia.
Far
from
wishing
the
German
and
Russian
armies
would
annihilate
each
other
as
charged,
Mr.
Churchill
told
the
House
that
the
minister
has
been
"ardently
at
work
sending
hundreds
of
fighter
aircraft
to
Russia."
The
Prime
Minister
said
the
"annihilation"
remark
attributed
to
the
minister
had.
been
distorted.
Has
lalk
lo
rope
Myron
C.
Taylor
Received
in
Seventy
Minute
Audience
by
Pontiff
VATICAN
CITY.
Sept
11.
Myron
07
""'a
jour-month-
C.
Taylor,
personal
ambassador
of
Pensions,
Hon.
ronzco
some
oi
me
res.acms
ox
.
Sarpsborg
of
the
railroad
nne
con-
between
the
President
Roosevelt
to
the
Vatican,
u
iji.
mn,1
ot
IVin
nrndltr-
.i
.u.
t
irlnn
Rlnelalr
Mills
was
d
Isarmed
be--
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uvci
waBi
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and
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fnre
the
Rrlt.lsh
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i
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lire
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nicimi
customs
house
hnnse
lous
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make
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Matheson
to
tnc
pension
i-.ummi-
ium
uuc
.......
rid
of
everything
that
lies
,
Mp
farkenzie
accented
full
mile
trip.
He
was
brought
here
1
bile
Workers
of
America.
was
received
In
seventy-minute
!
audience
by
Pope
Pius
Thursday
liKIIUIN
WAj
?
nu
'n
1.
C
L
1
la
trip
to
the
United
States.
ROOSeVelt
OPeeCh
Speaking
of
Russia,
Taylor
Is
MTUn
TTT"1IT7"
r
said
said
in
to
have
have
told
told
the
the
PODe
Pope
that
that
UVLK
Vlttll.Is
Being
Awaited
VICHY,
Sept.
11:
B
Antl-alr-
rit
i
inn
r1!!
f
pre
....
t.iiici
iiArvumt
But
Antl-Aircraii
uuns
uptnw.
.,,
rn,.t!al
Fire
on
Aerial
Visitor
Early
'headers
1
Today
wARHiNfiTOM,
D.
C.
Sent.
11:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
enn
ferred
with
his
cabinet
and
President
Roosevelt
was
more
interested
in
the
welfare
of
the
world
Withlform
of
government.
Salmon
Arrivals
Azurite,
11,000
pounds
cbho,
Cold
I
craft
guns
opened
fire
on
a
plane
T"""
ielonal
es
lead
ers
this
morning
storaBC-11,9c-
,
,
iwhich
flew
over
Vichy
early
thlsi
nrior
to
his
lnZxf
momentous
radio'
..Secure.
2.000
pounds
coho,
Cold
morning.
A
Vichy
spokesman
as
serted
that
the
plane
was
British.
Pattullo
Exhorts
Storage,
11.9c.
Washington
And
Tokyo-Accord
SHANGHAI.
Sept.
11:
well-informed
circles
in
Shang-
hal
expressed
belief
today
that
no
agreement
between
united
States
and
Japan
Is
likely
at
v
l
j.
nresent.
desnlte
Indications
v
.
AUV...
1
'
from
Washlnaton
and
Tokyo
that
an
accord
might
be
near.
.
St
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