'MJeather
Forecast
i'
district
Mrlrt
and
and
Queen
Queen
01
Rupcrt
P--'-"
.
TJcht
outh
L'.'"ua
a
--'t-
C
'd-
becoming
westerly
afternoon,
mostly
--'
'
.-in
r
drizzle.
XXX
NO
eu.
Claim
Divisions.
rai
24:
KM
The
"
:
.rj
officially
yes-P-
..z)
':.:
had
smashed
five
h
iiv:ons.
approximately
en
ci?-
of
Kiev
In
a
ffeP-S
i
cieracnt
battle
c
nntinulnc
as
al-
'S
uannrrt
Russian
tronns
W3
to
(ii-ht
their
wav
'If
Mi
iW
an
official
So-okc:.-nai,
denied
this
Nazi
Breat
Britain
Charged
With
Trouble
Cause
IjJfJS
Scpi
24:
r,)Berlln
E
0rra
Britain
Is
to
blame
n
"lanurai-urpd
tension"
bc-
l.l
11
n
H
TnrlrAv
""iimaung
rumors
and
f...
r
uauuuiis
aimca
halibut
sales
Doric
American
iiooo
Rovali
Switzerland
"nv
territory.
12.4c
and
Is
Cut
Off
lar
anno,
":unom'c
War-
;re&'ed
loday
that
Kh
h
J
,ted
.
Acuities
'order!
'
;
,ore
nave
ac-
!i
,0r
Swuf,.10
material
f,fr
-"-
"'ocicade
and
Tf
ETnillKAN-
Snnt."
2:JTh(-ft!ff
trading
post
on
Front
Street,
Ion!
a
landmark
of
Ketchikan,
was
removed
yesterday
to
a
new
location.
The
site
of
the
post
Is
to
he
used
in
connection
with
the
establishment
of
a
new
dock
and
ware-
,
.,
..
house
for
the
Alaska
Steamship;
Germans
in
Reporting
Smashing
of
Five
Soviet
I
SINKING
OF
MINE
LAYER
British
Submarine
Bags
Enemy
Vessel
In
Mediterranean,
Admiralty
Announces
LONDON.
Sept.
24:
Q)
An
Italian
mine
layer
of
the
Cron-tone
class
was
torpedoed
by
a
British
submarine
In
the
Mediterranean
and
probably
destroyed,
the
Admiralty
announced.
Bulletins
ACCIDENTAL
DROWNING
Deputy
Coroner
A.
J.
Lancaster,
as
a
result
of
an
inquiry,
hM
satisfied
himself
that
the
death
of
Ilclge
Oden,
in
a
recent
tragedy
near
Dundas
Island,
was
due
to
accidental
drowning.
The
body
of
deceased's
four
year
old
son
has
not
yet
been
recovered.
BREAD
PRICE
REDUCED
LONDON
The
price
of
bread
is
being
reduced
half
a
penny
a
loaf.
The
price
of
fish
is
also
being
reduced.
Large
quantities
of
jcanned
fish
and
bacon
are
coining
from
Canada.
GOVERNMENT
IN
CONTROL
BUENOS
AIRES
The
government
has
taken
adequate
measures
to
preserve
order
against
Nazi
activities
in
the
Argentine.
All
airports
have
been
taken
over.
MOTORSIIIP
BURNS
JACKSONVILLE,
Florida
Fourteen
survivors
from
a
British
molorshlp
freighter
which
burned
off
the
coast
of
Florida
have
been
picked
up.
PEACEFUL
Against
Russia,
Minister
of
Interior
Declares.
'
SOFIA,
Sept.
21:
(WrtlBuI-garia
does
not
intend
to
enter
the
war
against
Soviet
Russia
or
break
off
relations
with
Moscow,
Peter
Gabrovsky,
minister
of
the
interior,
told
foreign
correspondents
today.
"Bulgaria
has
no
aggressive
intentions
against
any
one
and,
and
is
not
preparing
for
war
against
any
country,"
Gabrovsky
said
in
denial
of
reports
abroad.
There
had
been
no
general
mobilization
of
Bulgarian
armed
forces,
he
said.
Mexican
Workers
Killed
By
Guns
Soldiers
Slay
Eight
and
Others
in
Quelling
Demonstration.
Joe
Sankey
of
Port
Simpson,
is
being
charged
by
the
fisheries
de-
nnrt.mpnt
with
nneratlnz
a
tmrse
The
hearing
has
been
set
for
Octo-
ibcr
2.
JETi
Royal
Air
Fnrrp
Rest
LONDON,
Sept.
24:
f
Going
Into
action
with
the
Russians
on
the
eastern
front,
one
Royal
Air
Force
squadron,
in
its
first
engage-
ment,
destroyed
seven
Mes
serschmldts
with
loss
of
only
one
fighter,
the
Air
Ministry
annonnced.
LONDON,
Sept.
24
1
General
Charles
DeGaulle,
leader
of
the
Free
French,
announced
the
for-;
matlon
yesterday
of
&
new
Free
I
French
national
committee
or!
.
I-1
a.
m
t
1
l
i
1
It
has
been
rccocrnlzed
Britain
as
the
offWaldminiitra-1
tlon
of
France.
Never
have
rela-1
No
Intention
of
Attack
of
Uunture
tions
between
Britain
and
the;
Free
French
been
better,
said
De
Gaulle.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Oo.)
Vancouver
Grandview
15Vj
Bralorne
11.50
Cariboo
Quartz
2.25
Hedley
Mascot
,47
Pend
Oreille
..
.165
Pioneer
2.30
Premier
-
85
Privateer
52
Reno
.10
Sheep
Creek
'
.98
'
Oils
Calmont
.19
C.
it
E
1.30
Home
2.43
j
Royal
Canadian
.0414
I
Toronto
Beattle
1.07
Central
Pat
1.68
'Cons.
Smelters
40.y8
Injure
Hardrock
.78
.Kerr
Addison
4.35
Little
Long
Lac
1-78
McLeod
Cockshutt
1-95
.
Madsen
Red
Lake
66
MEXICO
CITY,
Sept.
24:
))
McKenzle
Red
Lake
1.03
Eight
workers
were
killed
and
Moneta
I
many
others
were
Injured
in
front
Pickle
Crow
2.76
'of
the
president's
residence
here
-Preston
East
Dome
3.20
ivrcfrriav
w
hnn
thousands
of
em-,
San
Antonio
2-35
ployecs
or
an
ammunition
factory
Sherrltt
assembled
in
noisy
demonstration
,to
protest
against
conditions
In
the
factory.
The
soldiers
opened
up
on
the
demonstrators
with
machine
guns
and
dispersed
them.
seine
Inside
the
commercial
fish-
i
ua
n
ArictoKu
TcionH
Presentation
.
courses
Gordon
93
Certificates
Are
Given
Out
Presentations
at
Meeting
Friday
Night
of
Local
Branch
of
St.
John's
Ambulance
Assn.
of
certificates
to
lilS
wuuua.,
v
J
..,
cttintc
who
were
successful
In
winning
them
as
a
result
of
first
aid
held
by
the
local
branch
of
St.
John's
Ambulance
Associa
tion
last
season
took
place
a
meeting
of
the
association
cently.
The
certificates
were
presented
by
Hawthorne
Graham.
the
secretary
of
the
branch.
In
appreciation
of
his
services
as
instructor,
a
nanasome
cui
glass
flower
vase
was
presented
to
Angus
Macdonald
by
Mrs.
Duncan
Miller
on
behalf
of
the
classes.
Presentation
was
also
made
to
the
secretary,
Mr.
Graham,
of
a
cigarette
box
and
match
holder.
Classes
for
the
coming
winter
season
will
be
started
tonight
for
ladles
and
on
Monday
or
Friday
of
next
week
for
men.
,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
24,
1941.
FOOD
POOL
ARRANGED
cauinei
ui
eiBut
or
nine
memuere.
Rpsprvp.
Arp
P,pinir
Piled
Un
'
hv
nrpnt.
.
.
I
By
Allies
to
Feed
Europe
in
Emergcnc
Post-War
Period
LONDON,
Sept.
24:
(0))-Crea-
gency
period
after
the
war,
a
plan
upon
which
United
States
has
al
ready
been
consulted,
was
pro-.
posed
by
Great
Britain
today
at
a
I
council
of
Allied
governments.
The
proposal
was
made
after
the
council.
Including
Ross
la
through
Ambassador
Ivan
Malsky.
i
approved
of
the
Roosevelt-Chur-1
j
chill
eight-point
Atlantic
charter
'without
dissent,
pledging
adherence
to
"common
principles
of
(policy"
and
co-operation
to
th'e
best
of
ability."
Franz
von
Papen
Back
in
Turkey
Nazi
Envoy
Returns
to
Istanbul
After
Visit
to
Berlin.
ISTANBUL,
Sept.
24:
Franz
von
Papen,
German
ambassador
to
Turkey,
and
his
wife
have
returned
to
Turkey
from
Berlin.
BROOKLYN
NEAR
FLAG
Only
a
.Miracle
Can
Now
Stop
the
Dodgers
From
Capturing
National
League
Title.
-
PITTSBURGH,
Sept.
24:
())
Barring
a
miracle,
Brooklyn
Dodgers
should
be
the
National
League
pennant
winners
this
year,
earning
the
right
to
meet
the
New
York
Yankees
in
the
world
series
next
week.
The
second-place
St.
Louis
Cardinals
just
about
shot
their
chances
yesterday
by
split-tine
a
double-header
with
the
at
I
Pittsburgh
Pirates
here
while
the
re-,nodeers
were
Idle.
With
tnree
games
to
go,
the
Dodgers
now
have
a
marsln
of
a
game
and
a
half.
Yesterday's
bite
league
scores
were
as
follows:
National
League
St.
Louis,
0-9;
Pittsburgh,
4-0,
Chicago,
5:
Cincinnati,
1.
.
New
York,
2-8;
Philadelphia
8-6
American
League
Philadelphia,,
9;
New
York,
8.
Boston.
3;
Washington,
4.
Detroit,
4-
St.
Louis,
1.
CITY
LOTS
ARE
SOLD
;scction
6,
Mr.
Sloan,
$101.25.
tlon
of
a
vast
pool
of
food
reserves
'.
w
W
.m-.
S4.
for
-rcfrTirttretfSr,
g
applying
and
!4.
block
17,
ilian
F.
Peachey.
$142.50.
Lots
16
7,
Mr.
and
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Pacilic
Standard
Time)
High
11:36
ajn.
20.1
ft.
23:48
p.m.
20.1
ft.
Low
5:22
a.m.
5.0
ft.
17:45
p.m.
6.0
ft.
section
I
7,
Warren
A.
Griffith,
$165.
j
Lot
30,
block
1,
section
7,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
W.
Thompson,)
$45.
j
Lot
23,
block
24,
section
5,
Lil-
Lot
4,
block
3,
section
5,
George"
V.
Nickerson,
$283.
Lot
1,
block
14,
section
7,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
W.
Rogerson,
$135.
Easterly
half
of
lot
13,
block
16,
section
7,
Barrel
A.
Hedstrom,
$22.50.
Lot
15,
block
29,
section
8,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Strachan,
$55.
Lot
7,
block
5,
section
1,
John
S.
West,
$127.50.
n
,
1-
.
n
11
0
Thha
Greer,
$202.50.
Lot
12,
block
2,
section
2,
Wil
liam
J.
Pinniger,
$157.50.
Lots
13
and
14,
block
30,
section
7,
Therese
Skaarland,
$107.50
Lii
20,
block
5,
section
1,
Wil
liam
J.
G.
Holt,
$127.50
can,
$160.
Lots
36
and
37,
block
27,
section
1,
Charles
K.
Ytreberg,
$195.
Lot
8,
block
9,
section
6,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lelf
Karstenscn,
$385.
Lots
36
and
37,
block
16,
section
1,
Province
of
British
Columbia,
$1.
I
Lot
18,
block
32,
section
1,
Shojl
Shlmlzu,
umizu,
$1750
uoy.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Efces
Arc
Advancing
Today
rrrn
llli
5.
s
s
xif?
till"
T
.
irT
1.1
v
LJ
DRY
DOCK
I
Russians
Claim
To
Be
A
SHI
nil
1
1
oTf
i
specula
ik
vvcx
news
il
Wonders
If
Sinking
of
rink
Kh00h
mar
Is
Challenge
by
Adolf
Hitler.
TIME
TO
ACT
MSIHXOTON.
DC
Sept.
21:
j,Pitsidfnt
F
ran
kiln
I).
MKtrclt
said
toaay
uiai
mc
m
had
come
lor
ne
tmira
.
...hini
marine
to
(le
nd
itself
by
arming,
lie
win
w
mntress
he
said,
to
repeal
;
imendment
of
the
.-seuirai-
i
a.
Thin
an
i
lie
uucsiiuii
lid
to
Kussia
are
expected
to
..:.:.!.
hiiirr
ronEressiun-
-
"
tllM""'
,
debate.
A
tss-
jra
war
added
an-
ft
0:..::d
States
merchantman
Qii
iiu
capital
wondered
".:)
tl:e
a
t
e
x
sinking
was
a
o
tn
open
challenge
to.
:ir
Ftnkiin
D.
Roosevelt's'
:.'
rdrr
barring
Unit-.
&:t:
ef.:.
-ve
waters
to
all
j
Ct
'
Th?
manner
of
sink-.
-writ
victim,
the
ird
freighter
Pink
;;o
iy
American
-
made
c
'
Friday
southwest
.:d
was
still
undisclosed
0:
:
-
id
r-
b
!
:
:
i
was
believed
to
he
bottom
by
.omaiine.
Twenty-inn
the
crew
of
C!"T
landed
in
Icc-
The
vessel
had
a
f::ur
BBSIANS
TRAPPED
HUGE
NAZI
LOSSES
MOSCOW
Seventy-four
Nazi
warships
and
82
transports
have
been
sunk
in
the
Baltic
sirtce
the
war
with
Russia
began,
it
was
claimed
here
today.
It
was
denied
that
twenty-eight
Russian
war
vessels
had
fled
to
Stockholm.
HEPBURN'S
WARNING
NEW
YORK
Premier
M.
F.
Hepburn
of
Ontario,
in
an
addicss
over
a
United
Slates
national
network
last
night,
warned
that
the
United
States
would
have
to
accelerate
production
in
aid
of
the
fighting
democracies
unless
it
was
to
find
itself
ranged
alone
against
the
dictatorships.
STRONGER
THAN
EVER
CAIRO
Kenneth
Downs,
noted
war
correspondent,
says
the
situation
in
the
Middle
East
has
been
vastly
changed
as
far
as
the
strength
of
British
forces
is
conceined.
The
position
of
the
British
is
far
better
than
it
was
before
to
meet
any
Nazi
onslaught.
'
CANADIAN
SHU
SUNK
LONDON
A
Canadian
ship,
the
Beaverburn,
10,000
tons,
has
been
sunk
by
a
German
torpedo
three
hundred
miles
off
the
Irish
coast.
The
crew
has
been
rescued.
LAND
MARK
IS
MOVED
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
Starling
New
Dock
And
Warehouse
At
i
Ketchikan
BULGARIA
BY
STORM
Royal
Air
Force
Braves
Elements
To
Continue
Attack
Against
Enemy
Territory
LONDON,
Sept.
24;
(')
Unfavorable
flying
weather
has
been
hampering
the
Royal
Air
Force
In
operations
against
the
enemy
yet
a-
small
force
of
bombers
roared
through
the
elements
Monday
night
to
bomb
the
Boulogne
docks,
all
returning
safely.
'
Unfavorable
flying
weather
over
the
continent
last
night
prevented
the
Royal
Air
Force
from
offensive
raids
on
Germany
for
the
third
successive
nigh.
NEW
GOV'T
IS
FORMED
General
Charles
DeGaulle
Sets
Up
National
Committee
For
Free
i
French
DISGRACE
Labor
Leader
Has
His
Say
at
Calgary
in
Regard
to
Conditions
Here.
CALGARY,
Sept.
21:
(fc)
John
Bruce
of
Toronto,
organizer
of
the
Plumbers'
Association,
told
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
convention
h
e
r
e
yesterday
that
Hon.
Norman
McLaity,
minister
of
labor,
had
failed
in
his
duties
and
had
interfered
with
labor."
He
added:
"I
challenge
the
government
to
give
us
a
Royal
Commission
to
investigate
conditions
at
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock.
Present
conditions
are
intolerable
there.
They
are
a
disgrace
.
.
.
the
way
they
are
building
ships
of
war."
Moving
Over
Corpses
kjt
uermans
in
Drive
Fresh
Successes
in
Counter-Drive
on
Central
Front
to
Relieve
Pressure
on
Ukraine
Also
Reported.
MOSCOW,
Sept.
24:
(CP)
The
Red
Army
today
reported
that
the
defenders
of
Leningrad
were
advancing
to
new
positions
over
battlefields
strewn
with
corpses
I
of
German
soldiers
in
sharply
intensified
counter-attacks.
At
the
same
time
the
Soviet
information
bureau
told
of
fresh
successes
in
a
counter-drive
on
the
central
front,
one
aim
of
which
was
to
relieve
pressure
on
Marshal
Budenny's
forces
now
regrouping
In
the
Ukraine
for
defence
of
the
Donetz
River
basin
Industrial
area.
Complete
failure
of
a
second
"
I
German
attempt
to
capture
Mur-
Another
Long
List
of
Propert.es
manski
Russla,s
ice.free
fa
Disposed
of
on
Authorization
of
CommisSloner.
Red
Starorgan
of
the
Ruian
In
session
as
a
city
council,
City
Commissioner
D.
J.
Matheson
has
'army.
The
Germans'
second
of
fensive
in
the
far
north
began
able
number
of
reverted
city
tax
tL
sale
lots
as
follows:
Earterly
half
of
lot
16,
block
10,
.ana
declared
that
the
drive
was
wrecked
with
the
German
loss
of
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
K.
and
n
ndIcatedi
Kowever
Lot
31,
block
1,
section
7,
Edwin
W.
Bond,
$45.
Lot
32,
block
1,
section
7,
John
that
fight
in
that
sector
was
ALL
DEAD
""'r
INPLANE
None
of
Three
Occupants
of
Avro-
Anson
Bomber
Survived
Crash
Near
Hope.
.VICTORIA,
Sept.
24:
(TO)
A
search
party
late
yesterday
found
the
wreckage
of
an
Avro-Anson
bomber
and
the
bodies
of
three
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
men
killed
when
the
plane
crashed
last
Sunday
on
Old
Settler
Mountain
near
Hope
while
enroute
from
Kimberley
to
Vancouver.
On
account
of
the
difficult
terrain,
it
may
be
four
days
before
the
bodies
can
be
brought
!
out.
fi
General
Wavell
i
Mrs.
Alexander
Dm
Had
Back
In
India
Conference
In
Egypt
With
General
Auchinlek
BOMBAY,
Sept.
24:
General
Sir
Archibald
Wavell
has
returned
.
Eff..pt
where
he
had
a
con-
Lot
13
and
easterly
live
ieet
oi
ference
wltn
Genera,
Auchlnlek
in
lot
14,
block
22.
section
1,
George
connectlon
wlth
plans
for
wlnter
Glamouranes
$2400.
'campaigning
In
the
Near
and
Lot
1,
block
34
section
8,
Clara
Ellen
Casey,
$67.50.
Lots
17
and
18,
block
13,
section
7,
Thomas
J.
Montgomery,
$137.50.
Lot
45,
block
2,
section
7,
Nelsi
Carlson,
$80.
i
.
Lot
42,
block
22,
section
5,
Pat
rick
Heagney,
$150.
Neutrality
Act
Repeal
Is
Urged
j
Secretary
Of
Navy
Speaks
Launching
Of
New
United
States
Battleship
At
PRINCETON,
New
Jersey,
Sept.
24:
Speaking
at
the
launching
yesterday
of
the
new
battleship
Massachusetts,
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Frank
Knox
urged
immediate
repeal
of
the
neutrality
act
so
that
more
effective
aid
might
be
given
to
the
fighting
democracies.
!
,
Tax
Sale
List
Is
Lowest
Yet
offered
for
sale
at
the
annual
city
tax
sale
to
be
held
next
Tuesday,
and
It
Is
possible
that
some
of
these
may
be
redeemed
before
the
date
of
i
the
sale.
TWs
Is
the
smallest
number
of
lots
on
record
to
be
offered
for
sale
in
any
Only
thirty
lots
are
being
single
year
by
the
city
for
'
taxes.
Last
year
the
number
totalled
300.
It
Is
taken
as
a
healthy
sign,
Indicating
that
people
are
paying
their
taxes
rather
than
letting
property
revert.
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