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nATTI.K
FOR
VICTORY
PREMIER
r.nrral
Elias
Will
Have
To
Ttestify
Against
Other
Czechs
To
Save
His
Own
Hide
BERLIN
Ocober
7:
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DNB
-
.
-,
a
lead)
emence
imposed
upon
lei
Oracrai
Alois
Ellas
of
the
oroteetorate
of
Bohemia-
..MH4lntlni
IrAicnn
:rmi
mm
to
testify
against
ive-
more
Czechs
are
reported
uvf
oc?:
--xrufed
In
Bohemia
...
JUnttnr.
t
ml
CfT1
been
suspended
to
permit
him
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trainst
other
suspects
twJb
ynagogues
have
been
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places
for
suover-
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elements,"
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II
H
U
Kansas
City
areas
or
Thousands
Hollars
Damage
Done.
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and
hundreds
of
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ntA
tit
.
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Ma'-Wn
of
Smlthers
acted
uiimi
tor
the
crown
while
'tn
wa.s
represented
by
T.
""Ill
-il.
.
fC
Mines
Proposal
Is
Held
Over
f!he
miniriE
cnmmlll..
of
SS
r
PCn
Chamber
of
Com-
wpport
of
a
movement
bv
the
Case3'"8
that
there
be
"
Pron
1'
certain
mln-
nai
miBht
cause
'esemin
.
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mines
tn
sVinf
a
rhe
h,..u
.:
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wvt-
mf,.fl,?nt
think
they
them
"formation
before
Sterred
hZ..
?
act
s
was
ccure
th,
7
.
ine
cmmlttee
to
""urmation.
Bulletins
HARRY
FOWLER
DIES
Many
friends
all
along
the
coast
from
Victoria
to
Stewart
including
Trincc
Rupert,
will
learn
with
regret
of
the
death
which
occurred
suddenly
in
Vic-toiia
recently
of
Robert
Harry
Fowler
who
for
many
years
was
skipper
of
the
ferry
boat
Awake
plying
between
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm.
Born
at
Cambridge,
Eng.,
59
years
ago,
Mr.
Fowler
had
suffered
from
heart
trouble
for
some
time,
but
t0
friends
who
saw
him
in
the
south
only
this
summer
he
appeared
quite
well
and
cheerful.
Mr.
Fowler
ar
rived
from
the
Old
Country
in
1903
and
his
first
job
was
driving
a
stage
between
Duncan
and
Cowichan
Lake
on
ancouvcr
Island.
Later
he
was
located
at
Mount
Sicker,
nritannia
and
Stewart.
FREDDIE
COCHRANE
WINS
NF.W
YORK
Freddie
(Red)
Cochrane,
world's
welterweight
champion,
chased
Lew
Jenkins,
lightweight
champion,
all
around
the
ring
In
Madison
Square
Gar
dens
last
night
and
won
an
easy
10-round
decision.
Jenkins
took
the
nine
count
in
the
second
round.
WINDSOR'S
LEAVING
HIGH
RIVER
The
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Windsor
will
conclude
their
visit
to
E.
P.
Ranch
tomorrow
when
they
leave
for
the
return
journey
to
the
Ba
hamas.
They
will
proceed
irom
High
River
to
Moose
Jaw
and
cross
the
line
at
roriai,
Dakota.
LIVING
COST
MOUNTS
OTTAWA
The
Dominion
BU
reau
of
Statistics
announces
an
increase
of
one
point
in
tne
cosv
of
living
in
AuRUst.
On
Aug.
1
it
was
113.7
and
on
Sept.
2
1H.7.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourtwy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Grandvlew,
.15V4.
Bralorne,
11.25.
Carlbob
Quartz,
2.10
Ibid).
Hedley
Mascot,
.47.
Pend
Oreille,
1.60.
Pioneer,
2.35.
Premier,
.75.
Privateer,
.53.
Reno,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
.91.
Oils
Calmont,
.18.
C.
&
E.,
1.30.
Home,
2.45.
Royal
Canadian,
.04U-Toronto
Beattie,
1.08.
Central
Pat.,
1.70.
Cons.
Smelters,
40.25.
Hardrock,
.79.
Kerr
Addison,
4.30.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.76.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.10.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.68.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.331
Pickle
Crow,
2.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.35.
San
Antonio,
2.45.
1
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.95.
LONDON.
Oct.
7:
The
hospital
ships
St.
Julien
and
Dynard
had
their
German
passengers
on
board
and
even
had
their
sailing
lights
on
early
this
morning
when
orders
were
received
not
to
sail
with
German
repatriates
under
the
arrangement
which
had
supposedly
been
made
between
Great
Britain
and
Oermany.
Now
It
Is
possible
the
transfer
may
be
off
altogether.
The
order
calling
off
the
movement
was
based
on
a
statement
made
by
the
German
radio
saying
that
arrangements
had
been
delinltely
made
for
the
exchange
of
only
133
prisoners
of
war
and
not
for
1500
as
had
been
announced
In
this
country.
The
Breslau
radio
station
said
that
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
had
been
ahead
of
the
fact
in
stating
the
number
of
1500.
Great
Britain'
had
expected
to
get
15C0
prisoners
in
return
for
a
smaller
number
of
Germans.
It
It
Is
is
not
not
said
sam
whether
wneiner
negotla
f-lBRAKy
Ivic
-
Mpather
Forecast
Tomorrow
slides
W'
,nt
and
Queen
Char-
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
T
landW-Llght
to
moderate
High
2:49
a.m.
19.9
ft.
lotttC
1
northwest
winds,
mostly
14:48
pjn.
20.7
ft.
Low
8:50
a.m.
6.3
ft.
21:21
pm.
4.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
I
'
JW
-r
VV
.
rw
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
7,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT3
lOL.
W
.
......ir
iiavR
won
the
battle
for
survival.
Now
it
.
....
t...
ictnrv."
declared
Lord
Halifax,
British
ambassa-
L
4h
bill'"
P
inr
"
United
States,
at
a
dinner
in
his
honor
here
last
night.
''
h
ttle
for
victory
could
only
be
won
by
assuming
the
offensive.
r
ti..
is
as
much
yours
ami
ours
as
is
me
uaiiie
Th
Dane
of
AUantic
a
serUd
Lord
nailfax
t0
K
.
riran
audience.
Wendell
Willkic,
also
a
speaker,
advocated
U
Ameni-
v-.itralitv
Art
sn
that
fullest
Dossible
aid
"W"r"
cXnies.
jnijDi
Dt
,
SOME
SECRETS
DISCLOSED
LONDON
A
Royal
Air
Force
booklet,
issued
today,
declared
Htiji
fireat
urnam
nau
,
r
fit,
fniljDse.
irom
u"i"""'s
-
.......
IU1C
.
.,..,
n.n
Itrltilr.
kn
JNazi
uunua
...v..v..
v
..........
if
how
a
jreat
J1
.
.
...
it..
iTrpnrh
roast.
It
declared
that
Berlin
traffic
had
If15
demoralized
by
Royal
Air
Force
raiding
and
that
the
German
,!efn
.
.
vi
Tnvpnttv"
so
ereat
had
been
the
bomb
damage
LititT
'
"
,.:.,
.
.
.
...
...
.
fr
n
i
i
i
iti
ir
'
HA
EXCHANGE
!
;
DEFERRED
Another
Delay
in
Connection
With
Btitish-Gcrman
Kepatria-!
lion
Move.
Out
German
Effort
RAILWAY
DISASTER
Great
Bridge
at
Sault
Ste.
Marie
Collapses
as
Train
Passing
Over.
SAULT
STE.
MARIE,
JVIichigan,
Oct.
7:
O)
A
mammoth
bridge
across
St.
Mary's
River
buckled
beneath
a
freight
train
early
today,
hurling
ftwo
trainmen
to
death
as
the
engine
plunged
into
the
water.
One
of
two
great
spans
in
the
bridge
collapsed
as
a
heavily
loaded
train
stalled
to
cross
from
Canada.
The
locomotive
dragging
two
freight
cars
behind
it
dropped
into
the
river.
FOR
BETTER
WAR
EFFORT
members
generally,
me
assignment
Tne
present
facilities
for
moouiz
of
ministries
being
left
to
the
pre-
Jng
and
training
Canada's
man
mler.
,
Storm
Damage
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
who
has
joln-
thP
Cnnad
an
Army
i,nap-
lalncy,
formally
presented
his
resignation
ot
First
Baptist
Church
in
ViR
pnncrecatlon
at
a
ItLiW
w
v
u
'
meeting
following
sunaay
eve
ning's
service.
A
pulpit
committee
rnnslslinir
of
P.
H.
Lliizey,
H.
U.
Daggett
and
Miss
Kay
Watson
was
delegated
to
arrange
ior
CIIPPPRROr.
Miss
Edith
Johnstone
was
el
ected
envelope
secretary
of
the
church
clurV
Sunday
Sunday
night
night
In
In
succes-
Gives
Support
night,
decided
to
ask
the
city
pnmmlssloner
tn
make
a
substan
ROAD
FOR
PUTSCH
IS
l1!usso-Gcrman
War
SEAL
COVE
PUT
DOWN.CRIMEAN
President
Of
Local
Clergy
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
As
sociation
was
held
In
First
Pres
byterian
Church
Monday
morning,
npside
a
full
attendance
of
the
local
clergy,
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwell
of
the
United
Church,
Port
Simpson
.
r
.
and
Brigadier
J.
T.
oiiungnam
Tn,
0
LlVlC
Lentreof
the
Salvation
Army,
Wrangell,
Alaska,
were
present.
I
The
annual
election
of
officers
'took
Rev.
J.
H.
Myrwang
i.
i..
Mr
rnmml.rr.
iipniipsis
nlace.
1
rn.
rfoctrlont
and
Ad
City
To
Make
suostaniiai
iwas
uiuh
H.v
.
-
Donation
'jutant
Brunsdon,
secretarj
treasurer.
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of)
After
a
number
of
business
1
mat-
rr,mmprpp
nt
its
meetlnc
last.ters
were
aean.
win.,
.&
president,
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt,
who
has
been
appointed
cnapiain
to
the
Canadian
Scottish
Regiment,
INVASION
IM
XT
A
vYM
Jill
f
jTU1
Vl
City
Prepared
To
Spend
$20,000
Daughter
Of
Serbian
Lawyer
Led'
Which
Is
Half
Estimated
Cost
.
Latest
Movement
Against
Nazis
1
In
Subjugated
Croatia
The
report
of
the
civic
commit-
-
tee
on
the
Seal
Cove
road
lm-
BERLIN,
October
7:
0
German
movement
DroDosal
to
the
Prince
troops
and
two
companies
of'
4i0
Ulllllk..
lllvi.WII
IHdV
.
.
.
.
1
V
f
-
tj
"
w
brought
out
the
fact
thai
the
city
ter
In
the
west
Serbian
town
of
was
prepared
to
spend
$20,000
on
Sabac,
the
news
service.
Diest
Aus
the
work
but,
as
that'
Is
only
half
Deutschland,
said
today.
nt
v.
-...v.
.nnnirj
if
to
e
A-
The
TTstnnHas
arp
the
uniformed
Ul
kiiU
OU1I1
lltUlitUi
ill
WCfcO
UU-
.
.
cided
to
ask
the
Department
of
guard
or
Dr.
Ante
ravenc,
cniei,
-.
....
..
.
.
.
f
..
.
.
11
i
.
.ntl
.
t
H
.tnA
.
t
.
MAr
-i
tnJ
-j
I
f
nm
I
I
LOOMING
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Croatian
Ustachas
have
smashed
'New
Nazi
Offensive
Taking
Form
Although
Soviats
Claim
To
Be
Holding
Firm
GREAT
NAZI
OFFENSIVE
MOSCOW,
Oct.
7:
CB
The
So-
1
.
.1
,
ii.ni
National
ueiencr
to
prcviae
an-
oi
me
ronun
suite
neaau
num
uumcugcu
mi
mc
ucimans
other
$20,000.
the
remnants
of
former
Yugo-
had
launched
a
great
offensive
It
was
also
decided
to
ask
the
Slavia.
city
to
finish
the
fill
on
Fifth
Reports
said
that
rebel
bands
Avenue
at
Hays
Cove
Circle
to
had
stormed
Sabac.
enable
traffic
to
use
that
road
in
going
towards
Seal
Cove.
It
would
np"V
f
i
AT"!"1!
then
be
possible
to
have
one-way
III
I
APll.r.1,
roads
thus
avoiding
the
danger
caused
by
the
loop
below
th6
school.
J.
E.
Boddle
suggested
that
the
cost
of
the
work
might
ba
reduced
by
using
some
of
the
rock
now
being
filled
Into
the
bay
at
Seal
Cove.
G.
R.
S.
Blackabv
doubted
if
the
rock
fill
could
w'"u
be
uc
diverted
for
rf
thnt
that
on
the
central
front
and
an
nounced
that
the
entire
Russian
nation
was
being
prepared
to
meet
it.
LONDON,
October
7:
While
a
new
Nazi
offensive
all
along
the
1
1
I
I
l
-
4
DC,V!
J
P
Y
,day
against
stubborn
resistance
by
lEiVJaO
1
S
i
the
Soviet
defenders,
an
Invasion
jof
Crimea
by
the
Germans
from
Panama
inama
Will
mil
Strike
sirike
Armed
armca
Mcr-
nier-
ine
"
"
sea
appears
..
imminent.
chant
Vessels.
Foreign-Owned
'
Authoritative
sources
said
today
(
1
1
4
11
It
1
..........
Off
Its
List.
J
iiiab
uic
uciniitiis
suiicilu
aevcic
losses
in
Perekop
Isthmus
in
a
p
amam
a
nit.
7
The
Panama
drive
southward
from
the
Russian
-
-
.
negoua-
.
"""'tuj'u'
Ukra
ne
toward
Crimea,
E0Vernment
announced
yesterday
cancelled
Executive
;Of
Canadian
Legion
In
purpose.
His
understanding
was
JJJ
"""S
tlons
have
been
finally
Panaman-I
A
battle
growing
In
intensity
for
the
transfer
or
whether
they
Session
Last
Evening
that
thls
work
would
be
continued
foreign
owned'
hour
by
hour
on
the
central
front
will
be
continued.
'
a
Seal
Cove
orJt,wo
yera,.J"
J;
the
Soviet
vessels
which
are
armed
This
was
reported
today
by
Meantime
the
British
Broad-
Tfre
executive
of
the
Pce
Little
also
doubted
If
casting
Corporation
says
It
has
no
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
material
could
be
obtained.
1
e
CXP
exoected
c
move
of
the
Unit-
said
that
Marshal
Timoshenko's
of
the
British
Empire
Ser-
The
prosal
for
a
one-way
further
instructions.
Legion
merchant
vessels,
forces
were
fighting
back
with
a
-
vice
League
was
In
session
last
traffic
routing
around
Booth
eQ
w
serles
of
hard
smashes
agalnst
kif-iflT
rifWTJT
evening
In
preparation
for
the
Memorial
High
School
was
made
'German
armored
wedges
driven
ilLlIY
Nr.
W
111
V1W
IV
1
I
half-yearly
next
meeting
of
lUv...
Wednesday
-
by
R.
M.
PrfltestSQaJox
Wlnslow,
It
Jba.school
would
be
a
,:VUUIJ
I
Aunty
1,01111
VWU.--
Jtato
Soviet
lines.
Sovletrlflede--
VVfifle
lbcal
matters
take
much
children
who
used
the
streets
a
I
Cpcc:nn
attacked
Nazi
IO
Tf
nil1
17
1
aviation,
heavy
con-
I.N
r
I
)K
Yl
VAJ
of
tne
tlme
of
the
executlvc
tne
8reat
deal
there-
He
also
suggested
lb
1H
UC5MU11
centratlons,
Red
Star
said,
and
in
A
vrXf-i-'
national
emergency
and
its
de-
a
stop
sign
where
Hays
Cove
three
sectors
aJone
the
0ermans
mands
come
first.
In
this
con-
Avenue
turned
Into
Sixth
Avenue
were
sald
to
nave
lost
i08
tanks
Labor
Leader
John
Curtin
Formal-
necton
the
af
tion
of
the
Dom-
at
the
far
end
of
the
bridge.
Three
Civil
Actions
And
Two
more
than
j
00Q
klJled
and
32
ly
Takes
Over
Administration
lnion
presldcnt,
Alex.
Walker,
in
The
committee
consisting
of
W.
Appeals
On
List
For
Month
Of
.
lanes
downed,
in
Australia.
calling
a
special
meeting
of
the
M.
Watts,
Cecil
Brind,
Frank
Dibb
October
,
The
Russlans
admitted
that
the
run
dominion
execuuve
council
oi
ana
o.
K.
s.
uiacKaoy
win
present
llne
had
Deen
dented
at
some
CANBERRA,
Oct.
7:
Labor
the
Canadian
Legion
has
met
with
the
proposal
to
the
proper
auth-
With
three
civil
actions
and
but
tha.
thQ
NazU
haV8
Leader
Jolui
Curtin
became
the
the
fUnest
approval
of
ex-service
oritlcs.
,two
appeals
on
the
list
for
the
accompilsned
tnls
oniy
with
great
new
rrlmc
Minister
oi
nusuaua
men
Their
demand
is
mat
uana-
yesterday,
taking
over
the
port-
da-s
war
eflort
be
a
total
one.
tx
4
TT
rVTirif
folio
of
defence
co-ordinator
in
Tnat
in
turrii
it
15
held,
requires
II
VKp.
iJrjV
iLi
.jjitinn
tr.
4Vo
Prpmlprshio.
There
1..
nnkiii7nti.n
nf
mpoith
13
a
war
cabinet
of
seven
members
and
materlal
resources
but
also
IP
"ni?CpTTl7r
In
addition
to
the
general
cabinet.
consCription
of
manpower
for
ser-
Jj
IvEilJ
vUjuL
xii
tuiuiiiii"j
"
-
e
vice
wiicicvci
wic
vnviiij
ccdure,
those
to
become
members
In
me
Lepion's
opinion
Cana-of
the
cabinet
were
elected
by
the
das
war
effort
Is
not
total
month,
County
court
was
m
rcgu-.
to
themselves
ln
men
and
lar
monthly
session,
yesterday
.
.
.
..
nom
morning
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fish-
&n
driye
had
sq
faf
obtamed
nQ
erl0r
f,ettt
"g
ofc.ases-
'important
result.
The
1st
is
as
follows.
I
Tank
forces
0f
the
Germans
on
Chesley
HerretV
vs.
David
A.'
central
&nd
ns
(Don)
Wilson'.
$310,
Brown
&
,
...
.
.
,...
George
Hopkins
Finally
Rescued
Zil
heaVy
destructlon
and-
Safely
From
Wyoming
'
"w
tol
Tlox
enelM
SPeaklng'
aCCOrdmg
t0
o
Monolith.
"lng
;.ff
"L2n8'
W.
S;rvVv
the
Raiw.
the
Soviet
defence
plaintiff,
Brown
n
&
Harvey
for
for
de-
de-
M..rm!.nSfc
in
thp
far
north
Z'mlXe
frtWJS
n11..
Stanley
lies
ahead.
The
Legion
believes
Jack
ura"
that
the
country
is
united
on
this
medical
student,
and
a
Jcue
lamtlff(
November
11.
stralghter
.
......
u.
j
i
1.
nartv
of
seven
others
safely
ef-
.t,QO,c
rn,no.
Wnv
nnrt
Chone
straitmer.
Is
Not
Severe
,
r.X',.
g
5SZ
Pinion
C
elreuta
te
1-t
y
bh.
S-J
X,Z
tr,
'
K0
"f"
SPVPntPPn
to
and
had
little
food
or
water.
His
IV
OSCOW
LnVOV
I.
?reai
"a"c.uiu""
"
"
tf
,m
i.
DosiUon
for
a
time
had
seemed,
IlllUiUll
UUHCliO.
-
fcWUIlfcY
MIAMI,
Oct.
7:
O-Only
1
minor
1
auxiliary
services
and
desperate.
omntro
was
done
by
a
60-mile
.,
1
gale
which
swept
over
Miami
yes-
n
M
lon
utives
of
the
u
at
the
meettng
of
the
civic
centre
lVlyrWailg
licW
jparea
iui
.
"hurricane
committee
will
be
the
presl-
istorm
warnings
as
the
hurricane
and
Q
e
'swept
towards
the
coast
from
the
.
rnhamas
Parts
of
the
Florida
"PPS-
S
were
struck
with
100-mlle
-Those
In
attendance
at
the
ex-,
ecutlve
meeting
were
H.
A.
Breen,
velocity.
netAA
t,v
Prpppp
MpII
,
i
n
1.
Cameron,
S.
A.
Cheeseman,
J.
M.
RocimiC
Ac
raSini
Walker.
R.
C.
Bamford,
George
ed
vol5"u
mw
"
.
Abbott.
H.
Thrupp,
C.
L.
Parker
Of
Local
Church
and
Hugh
M.
Smith.
I
Coming
Home
Ins
from
the
north
and
central
sectors
towards
Moscow
while
the
push
towards
Kharkov
and
the
Donetz
River
basin
Is
proceeding
...iu
n
Mn.r
Innil
iiffoticlvn
annar.
Lawrence
A.
Steinhardt
Returning
entiy
getting
under
way
north
of
.
.
i
A
..
-
II
1VUI.
..
.
.
to
uasningion
10
unsun
me
oea
oi
nzuv.
U.
S.
Government
)
The
German
High
Command
ln
Berlin
asserted
today
that
a
great
MOSCOW,
Oct.
7:
United
new.
battle
against
the
Russians
States
Ambassador
to
Russia,
Law-
nacl
been
fought
and
won
800
miles
rence
A.
Steinhardt,
Is
about
to
rom
the
German
frontier
in
an
u.o.,
ior
north
of
the
sea
ot
azot
ana
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
leave
leave
for
ivi
Washington,
twiuiibvwii
area
aica
iiutm
ui
wv
consultations
with
his
government
said
this
was
"ln
the
course
of
an
n
1
.It.i.
I
.
...11
In
regard
to
tne
ttussian
nounced
new
operations.-
tlon.
Mr.
Steinhardt
had
a
lare-,pii
mpetintr
vesterday
before
leaving
with
Foreign
Commissar
V.
M.
Molotov.
Ankara.
Turkey,
reports
indica
tions
that
a
large
German
naval
operation
from
Bulgaria
Is
about
to
be
launched.
Much
activity
ln
:
the
concentration
of
warships
at
1
a
imAc
nTpMnetprs
nf
Na-
thp
Rulzarlan
Dorts
of
Varna
and
iVllO.
XftiiVO
IUVH.WUW.W
-
L-
nalmo
worthy
grand
matron
of
Burgas
is
reported.
Such
a
naval
'
.
..
IJ
1
kl..
U.
Iln.il
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
star
101
move
wouia
pruuauiy
ue
uui
British
Columbia,
and
F.
A.
Fran-with
a
break-through
Into
the
els
of
Vancouver,
the
worthy
grand,
Crimean
Peninsula
by
land.
The
patron,
alter
spending
uie
yam
oojetue
uum
uC
w
few
davs
here
ln
connection
with
and
the
Russian
naval
base
of
'
.....
..I-U
,
1
,
1
41
UU
l
Jnm.
the
making
of
an
oinciai
visit
iu
(aeoasapoi
aim
uiua
uuwm
uu-
.
1
1.n
awa.
ImhIIam
m
i
V
a
T2ln1r
Can
Beast
unapter,
ieit
on
cvc-.umi.iuii
ui
uic
xi
n
rr
Ihplr
rptiirn
south'
'
w
.o
of
hp
intprlor.
In
addl-
STOCKHOLM.
Oct.
7:
ff
The
UJ
WJ
I
.
a
11.
v,
.
ftffiMai
.rl.l1
visit,
session
CflCCinn
Swedish
Cnrn41eVt
Academv.
AnflrtfitrlV
XL'
which
n
.
f
awards
succes-tlal
donation
nl
ht7
there'
were
a
the
Literary
Nobel
Frtefr
Is
not
on
to
.Mrs.
Frank
Glass
who
ls,p
tbT
of
speclal
functions
for
expected
tonarne
jOttr
to
leaving
the
city
on
Thursday
night
of
this
week
for
Victoria
to
taice
up
future
residence.
mously.
'of
office.