Jleather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
to
occasionally
fresh
southwest
winds,
mostly
cloudy
and
warm
with
frequent
showers
and
beepming
oc-riisionally
part
cloudy.
VT
XXX.,
NO-
259.
nnmir
i
.in
GK1Y1AIN
IN
CRIMEA
Say
They
Forced
Way
Through
Yaila
Mountains
Between
Sfbastopol
and
Kerch.
Participation,
11
is
confidentlv
pvtwtwt
hv
ip
locai
War
thai
city
larlv
their
ViUu
every
organization
in
the
flavin!
flvo
nr
mnro
pm
8
wu
be
closed
irom
am
m
Tuesday,
Nov.
4,
until
5
Saturday.
Nov.
8.
onMSpA;
Hume
01
Telka.
alved
1
'
"e
steampr
t-i
.
....
nin;
ninr
u"3
u
vlng
this
eve-
i
the
us
Oi
thev
could
oc
iu
u&uuiu
iJi
a
nuiu
wiiuc,
.specially
in
these
places
which
have
had
such
a
searing
experience
from
repeated
Domoings.
mere
is
no
ngntening
oi
ten
sion
nere,
no
lapse
inio
even
momentary
forgetfulness
of
the
terror,
which,
as
the
long
autumn
black-out
begins,
may
again
be
unloosed
upon
them
without
a
moment's
notice.
."Whose
car
is
that
parked
out
side
the
hotel?"
the
porter
demands
loudly
of
the
guests
assembled
In
the
lounge
in
the
early
twilight,
drinking
coffee
and
BERLIN.
Nov.
5:
f
The
Ger-
smoking.
No
one
answers.
"Whose
man
Hish
Command
have
claimed
car
Is
number
CO
4620?"
he
de-that
then
armies
have
forced
their
mands
again,"
his
voice
sharpen-say
'.hrough
the
rugged
Yaila
ins.
If
no
one
replies
he
goas
from
Mountains
m
the
Crimea
and
room
to
room,
Including
the
bar
have
reached
the
south
coast
of
and
writing
rooms
until
he
finds
the
peninsula
Deiween
oeDasiopoi
tne
careless
owner.
-so
car
or
ve-and
Kerch
Effect
of
this
ma-
hlcle
of
any
kind
may
be
parked
noeuvre
was
said
to
have
split
the
in
the
streets
of
Bristol
or
any
defend..:?,
Russian
armies
into
other
port
town,
once
black-out
Is
thrcs
parts
on.
Every
avenue,
every
lane,
must
-
'
be
kept
absolutely
clear
for
fire
PAYROLL
engines,
ambulances,
police
cars.
air
raid
wardens.
These
cities
have
learned
the
terrible
price
which
Ol
A
T
T
T
tt
rfr
frvct
rx
ovpt
urhftn
Vi.rrH
can
i
n
with
his
sand
pall.
The
citizens
re-
Government
of
British
Columbia,
peat
the
old
test,
perpetuated
on
"wninion
Oovernment
Kelly
Douglas
it
Co.
W
II
Malkln
Co.
MeU
&
Currle.
Northern
B,
C.
Power
Co.
6
E
Parker
Ltd.
Phapotv
Evict
St
Co.
Prtncp
Rupert
Dally
News
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Do:k
&
Sldp
bunding
Co.
Rvar
Construction
Co.
8
C
Thomson
.
Rnn
rn
tup
uuuiv
doomed
cu.y.
tl
.
uiiu
unm
I
11.1
A
Ar-.t
m4V
ho'
a
painter,
but
he
won't
paint
our
'town
red."
Not
this
time.
The
new
slogan
is
"Bristol
shall
not
burn."
I
But
for
the
bombs
themselves
.there
Is
no
earthly
help,
save
the
big
guns
which
In
one
raid
Ibroueht
down
no
less
than
23
huge
bombers.
Infuriated,
tne,
i
remnant
of
the
Nazi
craft,
circling
'in
a
wide
ellipse,
swooped
downi
tVll
HV
,
:vera
of
the
above
firms
have
below
the
balloons,
In
a
daredevil
-"e
euMe
for
the
Gold
Hon-
sweep
that
barely
missed
main
Battle
of
Empire
Likely
to
Be
Fought
Near
Caucasus
Is
Opinion
of
British
Observers
LONDON,
Nov.
5:
(CP)
Hitler
will
order
a
winter
assault
on
the
Caucasus,
even
though
it
might
engage
his
war-weary
armies
with
a
large
wing
of
General
Wavell's
Indian
command,
military
observers
forecast
today.
They
said
it
was
almost
certain
the
Battle
of
the
Empire
between
Germany
and
Britain
will
be
fought
in
or
south
of
the
Caucasus
with
British
forces
engaged
on
a
common
front
with
the
ENVOY
TO
Rhineland
and
TI
QTATTQ
Ruhr
Bombed
.
'Saburo
Kurusu
To
Seek
Peace
In
View
Of
Serious
Situation
!
TOKYO,
Nov.
5:
The
Japanese
government
announced
today
that
it
is
sending
Saburo
Kurusu,
former
ambassador
to
Germany,
to
Washington
in
an
effort
to
reach
an
accord
with
the
United
States
in
view
of
the
very
serious
situation
prevailinj.
S
A
V
I
N
1
1
S
explosives
and
incendiaries
strike
Says
Navy
Minister
MacDonald
Importance
Of
Scheme
Kmpha
iwd
IJy
Local
Committee
Number
Of
Firms
Enrolled
a
crowded
city.
-
He'll
Re
Back
Never
for
a
moment
Is
there
any
assumption
in
Coventry
and
Ply-
-
mouth
and
Bristol
and
Hull,
and
ft?
Payroll
Savings
Plan
Is
the
other
places
already
so
shattered,
ffioc)
important
phase
cf
the
cn-
that
the
danger
of
a
fresh
attack
fee
W
Savings
Movement
and
is
over.
"He'll
be
back,"
the
Bristol
lis
exzzza
is
dependent
on
the
people
keep
saying
over
and
over.
vzi
'.ir.ro
co-operation
of
every
"Russia
has
kept
him
off
our
orpr..n
and
every
employee
necks
all
summer,
r
------1
but
it's
too
good
f
tOUCh
them,
dumped!
annnA
,i
Hplnrhmpnt
to
Additional
b
u
s
1-
iroPirf
HnfT
fhpv
had
left
on
the
n-tHi-.
T3irn-J
n
lime
TLT
,elng
enrolltd
durinB.
street
corners,
shattering
monhs
and
was
.
curreni-
War
Wearjons
Drive.
.
nA
fiinainir
bodies
of
men1
...
,
.
i
-i.KO
UU
---d
-o
Lurp
KI1I1WI1
HI
II
11.1
IV
111
114
1C
itli
and
women
and
cnuaren
piece-1
2Q
of
He
had
meal.
Ibeen
on
leave
In
a
number
of
Kain
Of
Death
i
British
cities
Including
Edinburgh
"Thpv
"Tliev
were
were
so
close
we
could
and
In
crossing
ithe
ocean
passed
i
n.n
oiIl
up
W1U1U1
uie
,
-
,
...
nU
nexi
m.,.
...
spp
them
lauehlng.
people
....
.,
i
i
.
.
..
L
i
1
.
1
1
.
who
close
lo
xne
spot
wneie
uiiuiuiui
Jw
ved
through
that
hour
of
horror
and
Roosevelt
held
their
confer-fclng
a.-
unoortant
is
the
effort
'
m;irtn
T?r;nnt.th!
L
''.told
me.
"They
threw
the
lncen-
ence.
.
."""
"..
i'aianes
-HinHPS
Almost
aimoai,
in
iu
wu
our
faces.
They
-----
the
lanrpr
nn
I
rrr'.r'
,'v,wn.
so
nnerv
they
lgnorea
me
i-wja-c
Forucipauon
10
asi-"-
-
-
nhtectives
tlhi
f
Percentaee
point
as
pos-D1e
It
is
generally
concoded
that
ut
results
imHp.-
i
u-iv
uiuvi
wiu
iaj-
roll
ti
m"
'an
onlv
obtained
by
cnT
-operation
the
support
and
0f
both
employers
employees,
NOTICE
Clvmn.
2?..D.?e
through
Mc-
aociui
uiiu
me
4
...
,ivL"
j
---
...
i
1
altogether;
ithey
just
conceniraieu
on
the
tovn;
trying
to
breaK
our
hearts,
I
guess.
But
that
,tney
wui
never
do."
,
,
"But
you
can
see,"
tne
oinciais
said
"why
we
still
nave
w
ge
ithe
children
away-tne
oia,
xne
get
the
children
away-the
old,
the
enough
for
perfectly
sound
people
to
get
through
a
blitz,
let
alone
the
babies
and
the
disabled.
Besides
every
able-bodied
man
and
woman
must
be
reaay
e
fC
fire
watching,
patrol
ling,
getting
the
injured
out
of
the
dwellings,
giving
first
aid.
r(
q
c
4h
s
in
tne
ieiuuii,
or
h:.TiB
n
1U..
,
t.
on
hp
hlitzed-out
fam-
y
she
was
the
guest
of
llllg
illUlllo
w
"
,
fhnvA
jstJll
not
been
lound
lllO
'
V
.
1.
"The
great
heartea
peopie
uu
in
Canada
who
have
stood
by
us
with
their
gifts
to
the
Queen's
Canadian
Fund,
money,
tinned
food
and
clothing,
will
never
know
what
It
has
meant
in
places
like
this,
where
we
must
find
shelter
and
extra
food
for
so
many,"
:
was
assured
over
and
over
again.
There
are
children
still
sleeping
out
on
the
downs
these
cold
rainy
nights,
but
now
more
permanent
shelter
must
be
found,
The
Queen's,
Canadian
Fund
op
erates
in
nil
parts
of
the
United
Kingdom
through
the
Lord
May
or's
National
Air
rald
Distress
Fund.
Donations
may
be
made
through
the
Rotary
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
or
money
left
at
the
Dally
News.
,
i
LONDON,
Nov.
5:
CP
The
RAF
bombers
attacked
Industrial
targets
In
the
Rhineland
and
Rhur
valley
lart
night,
renewing
raids
on
Germany
after
a
lull
of
sev-
ieral
nights
enforced
by
bat"
weather.
Docks
at
Ostend
a
n
c
(Dunkerque
were
also
bombed.
One
bomber
was
lost.
Nazi
U-Boats
Operating
Off
4
1
Coast
of
Newfoundland
Where
One
Had
Already
Been
Sunk
TORONTO,
Nov.
5:
(CP)
Navy
Minister
said
todav
that
Nazi
submarines
were
operating
off
A
W
ft
11
1
I
1
1
1
"II
.
1
.
in
Canada
n
i-.
s,miv
n..iuiv.
thev
the
coast
ot
JNlewloundiand
wunin
sigm
oi
me
snoru.
In
Pn.-.::e
Rupert
the
foUowing
aTc
preparing
for
another
ordeal
He
made
this
disclosure
to
newsmen
with
the
approval
nmi
,.at
been
enrolled
undw
should
it
be
in
store.
0f
jear
Admiral
Percy
Nelles,
naval
chief
of
staff.
lui
auuic
uiiic.
iirp
wn.Lrjun.
lire
iiuiiliill:.
aic
Buin.
&
Co.
Ltd.
CanadUn
Fish
it
Cold
Co
Ltd.
City
ot
Prince
Rupert.
Capitoi
Theatre.
Georgetown
Lumber
&
Lid
now
real
professions,
and
all
over
Ssoragc
Britain
these
forces
we
being
reorganized
and
scientifically
train
aid
said
two
U-boats
were
attacked
and
one
possibly
sunk
off
the
north
tip
of
Newfoundland
last
month.
ed.
There
is
not
a
child
left
In
Bristol
who
cannot
handle
a
Co.
hid
Dumn
or
douse
an
Incendiary
C-..
Pll-
'
Later,
in
an
address
at
Oakville,
Ont.,
Mr.
MacDon
George
G.
Taylor
Killed
in
Air
Was
In
Trlnce
Rupert
For
a
Nunv
ber
Of
Months
And
Was
Known
In
City
The
death
In
air
Big
contract
I
For
Rupert
I
OTTAWA,
Nov.
5:
The
Public
Works
Department
last
night
announced
awarding
of
a
contract
for
a
boom
de-
fence
depot
at
Prince
Rupert
to
E.
J.
Rvan
Construction
Company
operations
j
$47,594.
of
hppn
annniincpd
ounced
..
I
J
I
1.
.
O
..u
"
"
-
"
"
'riei
.
Tl
1
1
.
TLrtrtfnrA
ClrtTAnn
iflUi:UJlb
llUb
uvvifcc
vv.
ROD
CerUflca.
nwarH
in
ro-
-v....
,
1
Uk-
ffuna'''"".
.
....
.7
i"
T"
oi
uaigary:
ne
was
ui
uie
counlKon
n,
,nn
""":"",."
Wl":".
."'""r"
;:.Taylor
--
uu
uciLriLL
t
in
iiiu
v
izi.
HAit
Mn'r
"
-
-
tvuiuit
t
for
the
sum
of
Roosevelt
Not
Pleased
With
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPEllT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
5,
1941.
CANADIAN
POETRY
IN
been
awarded
the
governor-general's
silver
medal
as
the
winner
of
i
Dominion-wide
Dominion-wide
poetry
poetry
contesv
contesv
branch,
Canadian
Authors'
Asso
elation.
Second
and
third
prizes
MISS
AGNES
ASTON
HILL
Of
Calgary
Winner
of
the
Governor-General's
Silver
Medal
and
cash
prize
in
Dominion-wide
poetry-contest
conducted
by
the
Toronto
Poetry
Group,
Canadian
Authors'
Association
"
1.1
J
'besides
besides
managing
managing
xne
the
tOngreSS
iVIetilOdS
"nanced
the
scheme
S3
entire
entire
proreeds
proreeds
of
of
ti
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
5:
Ad
ministration
and
legislative
lead
ers
reported
after
a
White
House
conference
today
that
President
Roosevelt
believes
congress
should
enact
the
pending
neutrality
re
vision
measure
in
Us
present
form
rather
than
delay
it
by
taking
on
amendments
designed
to
curtail
defence
strikes.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
disturbance
M,.ivi
inlonH
flvln
mips
on
'j
iw.ts.
"Voices
of
Victory,"
tne
volume
of
verse
which
Macmmans
will
publish
Nov.
6,
is
the
means
of
distributing
the
best
of
the
766
entered
in
.the
contest.
"It
is
also
a
collection
of
the
workj
of
our
best-known
poets,
broadly
representative
of
Canadian
thought
and
feeling
in
this
crisis,
.
.
1
1
..tu..
as
wen
as
a
practical
wmuuu-
tlon,"
the
announcement
says.
Not
only
have
distinguished
writers
contributed
their
talents,
but
the
Toronto
Poetry
Group,
contest,
has
so
that
the
the
booK,
ana
not
,
merely
the
royalties
on
rt,
1
will
later
be
given
as
a
cash
gift
ito
an
appropriate
cause.
In
addition
to
the
medal
given
especially
for
this
purpose
by
the
Earl
of
Athlone,
who
Is
patron
oi
the
Canadian
Authors'
Association,
Miss
Hill
will
receive
a
cash
first
prize
of
$50
donated
by
R.
Y,
Eaton
of
Toronto.
Miss
McFadden,
j
named
second,
will
receive
$25,
the
gift
of
the
Toronto
Poetry
Group,
and
Mrs.
Cassidy
the
third
prize
of
$10
subscribed
by
Sir
William
Mulock,
former
chief
Justice
of
Ontario.
Honorable
Mention
Twenty
other
poets,
who
received
honorable
mention,
will
be
.IttO
jjoov
..
o-.
o
o
,
.
,
..i.
the
North
coast
and
on
the
East
meiuaea
m
uiu
i
mem,
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
Heavy
I
lows
:-John
E.
Nixon,
Wauchope,
rains
have
been
general.
vonunwu
un
ruyv
ruu,,
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
T.iirht:
winds.
Dart
cloudy
and
warm
with
a
few
widely
scattered
ung
on
me
rnnce
uws!
showers.
'.Vancouver.
Labor
Troubles
go
to
Miss
Isobel
McFadden
and
I
BELFAST
Nov
5-
.
.
Ireland's
Premier,
J.
Pioneer
2.10
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1.45
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In
Money
Spending
Mood
People
of
Bristol
Tell
of
Shattering
Raids
in
Past
And
Expectancy
of
More
Soon
Dy
EVELYN
S.
TUFTS
People
in
Canada
who
are
sitting
back
and
behaving
as
if
peace
and
plenty
would
be
with
us
again
within
the
vear
would
be
rudely
jarred
out
of
their
complacency
if
Huge
Increase
of
Shipbuilding
Is
Planned
by
Canadian
Government
Says
Minister
In
Parliament
Today
Already
77
Corvettes
Launched
and
Contracts
to
Be
Let
'
For
55
More
as
Well
as
Many
Other
Craft
I
Also
Repair
Facilities.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
5:
(CP)
Munitions
Minister
Howe
A
"Ml?
DAAV
to(ay
announced
an
extension
of
Canada
wartime
ship-j
li
i
dUUI
building
program
with
negotiations
under
way
for
con-
struction
of
an
additional
55
corvettes,
25
minesweepers,
winners
of
rmes
in
Recent
Com-
lb
trawlers
and
an
additional
50
merchant
vessels.
petition
by
Canadian
Authors'
The
minister
also
said
that
extensive
facilities
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r
Association.
snjp
repau
were
being
provided
1
it
-
ri.
.i
at
an
estimated
cost
of
$4,500,000
Ja
s?
mil'
fa
No
More
Strikes
nmi
and
mer-
nes
ss
Aston
Hiu
oi
of
Laigary,
nas
chant
vessels
oneratinir
in
hp
At-
A
VP
lia
Afiain
in
IN
lffllt
i
held
by
the
poetry
group,
Toronto
rrcmier
Andrews
W
JIVQ
Iricll
'Mpifl
lantlc
to
Put
into
Canadian
ports
UajO
11
loll
UCuU
for
repair
when
damaged
In
en
emy
action
or
other
cause,
arns
Wartime
The
minister
said
77
corvettes
Must
Cease
had
so
far
been
laiinrhpri
nnrt
ho
forecast
a
monthly
tank
'produc-Northern
tion
of
two
hundred
byiext
April.
Andrews,
Andrews,
Navy
Navy
Minister
Minister
Macdonald
said
told
a
war
savings
meeting
there
that
more
than
one
Nazi
subma-must
be
no
more
strikes.
The
pre-
rlne
had
been
sunk
through
the
mier
said
he
had
been
deeply
vigilance
and
skill
of
the
Royal
concerned
by
the
trade
disturb-
Canadian
Navy.
an-cs
of
the
last
weeks
and
their)
interference
with
maximum
wari
production.
He
said
differences
between
employers
and
workers
must
be
settled
through
the
machinery
1
of
negotiation
and
the
accepted
by
both
parties.
jPIane
Missing
results
Since
Yesterday
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WEEK
Canada
Meeting
All
Reauirements
Of
Air
Training
Scheme
OTTAWA,
Nov.
5:
Munitions
"Minister
Howe
told
the
House
of
VICTORIA,
Nov.
5:
0
Royal!
Commons
last
night
that
Canada
,
Canadian
Air
Force
planes
combed
would
meet
all
requirements
of
the
southern
mainland
today
for
the
air
training
plan
as
well
as
a
R.CJV.F.
plane
missing
since
aircraft
requirements
of
the
Brl-yesterday
on
a
Pentlcton-Vlctorla
tish
training
schools
located
in
flight.
The
number
of
he
crewCanada
through
airplane
manu-and
the
type
of
aircraft
missing
faoture
with
the
production
now
Is
not
disclosed.
forty
planes
weekly.
JAP
AIR
LINE
TO
EAST
INDIES
Dangerously
Near
Australian
De
fences
Is
New
Route
To
Portuguese
Island
Of
Timor
CANBERRA,
Australia,
Nov.
5:
Extension
of
a
Japanese
airline
to
Portuguese
Timor,
only
560
jmiles
from
the
Australian
defence
base
of
Darwin,
Northern
Territory,
has
been
discussed
by
the
Australian'
government.
All
newspapers
are
prominently
displaying
,
the
Portuguese-Japanese
agreement
by
which
Japan
operates
an
airline
from
Palao,
East
of
the
Philllpines,
to
Timor.
A
statement
credited
to
a
Japanese
source
in
Toklo
that
the
move
was
of
"deep
j
significance"
arouse,
wide
and
.unfavorable
comment.
Newspapers
point
out
that
the
'southern
part
of
Timor
Is
Dutch,
,and
the
Japanese
thus
have
a
j
foothold
In
the
Netherlands
East
Indies.
The
Melbourne
Herald
com-iments
that
Japan's
Timor
move
constitutes
Australia's
introduction
to
"peaceful
penetration."
The
cabinet
discussion
coincided
with
an
announcement
by
the
Australian
Naval
Board
that
all
entrances
to
the
Barrier
Reef,
which
fringes
the
Queensland
coast
for
1,250
miles,
have"
been
mined
from
Arlington
to
Papua
(Australian
New
Guinea).
KING'S
FENCES
FOR
TANKS
LONDON,
Nov.
5:00
King
LONDON,
Nov.
5:
The
Admlr-1
George
has
given
sections
of
the
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announced
today
that
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railings
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