8
Meather
Forecast
Dupert
district
and
Queen
-r?
i
pt
r"'--D
islands
Fresh
to
mod-,.'"ou'-hcast
to
southwest
t:ll
;.0udv
and
mild
with
scat--
h
wers,
becoming
partly
tait
afternoon.
TyXx"NO
228.
frojlan
Guilty-
CONYltltu
UPON
PAIR
OF
COUNTS
,
,;it.t';i
....
tr..
so
:
,ve
his
summing
bo,r
up
4:
)
s.i;f.t
h.s
owrwaffairs.
Crown
Counsel
TURN
DOlh
wiOCAL
MAN
NAZTPEACE
SURVIVOR
Overtures
of
Reich
Said
to
Have
Uobcrt
McKay
of
Prince
Rupert,
Been
Rejected
by
Soviet.
ANKARA,
Sept.
29:
-Russia
isl
OTTAWA.
Sent.
29;
mi-Th-
......
.,.K.ri
rhillins
UnJus-
"tt,c
wu,.lurnea
inn
v
rifiurvi
non
ro
ntrAr?
i
..
fefiaWy
na
'"""'
-
many
wiereby
the
Reich
would
i
r.n
Uewcllyn
l
u
,,v..v
-
jttc
uiiuciiaiitn
iq
remain
ontne
presently
won
frontiers
as
long
as
;;
wo
counts
shooting
the
war
lasts,
demanding,
how-
a:
grievous
wauy
ever,
control
of
Ukraine
and
the
unlawful
wouncung
Caucasus
but
guarantecinc
no
in
n.....
il.nru
Phlllins
nf
VMnvw
r.iii"
hi
ii
ii
ii
ii
.1
i
i
i
I
innvllvn
nl
Ipr.
1
mmaa
i
r.
.
-td
.iv
tnnnnnp
mm
"
tt
iri
a
ay
on
ie
grounn.
,!irt
r.:
.D
deliberated
for
ana
ten
minutes,
'
ac-
..,
....
..
.
.
.--)
.
T..i
Bt,t
Hitler
Will
Not
Allow
II
Dure
..
.
vf
t
iiH
i
Ltj
mi.
u
ua
A
M
Man.
m
wiin
a
niency.
His
Lord-
ra
Knuups
unm
me
.'
Hitler
is
rrnnrtpd
tn
havp
rfp-
PL.;:
c.if
out
a
brief
appeal
....
...
.,,:
hf
Kca
tnat
a
lair
martIa,
Jaw
throUEhout
Itay
wlth
I
c:
a:-
eviaen:c.
tut
.
.
"
...
.
nic
ii
unci
iuu,-
uuiitc
,
,
.
.
ni)
minus
-
"
Pf
"!
l'ons
in
which
the
Gestapo
would
.
....
u.u
.
hi-ve
a
hand.
3
H:
fi,
,
just
an
ordln-
j
,
,
,..
.
:
wh.ch
really
had
Rome
soo
'
lit
,
,
illtl'
I,
OUfluL
U(
....
Ill
111
Kll
uAniaui
vi
tiviuiuuiii
il
,
'11:
-r.-kcd
by
such
issues
Vn
,.i
.
.
:
,
.
ncinncn
mmmier.
ucsmpu
iv
lt
not
fnuiips
naa
.ui......
i.
..j
i.i
l
t;
r.jn
and
if
there
FIREWATCHER
AT
70
3n
TOTTENHAM,
Sept.
29:
B
'
rc
nircumstances
Edric
Shalcross,
70,
spent
his
r
.:
of
one's
life,
golden
wedding
anniversary
at
his
"
wife
-were
people
wartime
Job
firewatchlng.
guns
into
their
.
,
r-rr.
t
people,
even
If
br
ame
drunk
and
apceuniK
i'P
m
'"
wtnue
iiivrc
wuuiu
ETh
r
'
MM
hA
......
iklnk
-
"';
.
uac
ivi
miliums,
ail
.p
tt-
.
.i.
...
...
".
..
u.itt
j
uii
Liie
Lriiiiitr
J
ir.
IT
M
.vt.
n
.
1
l
.
'
uie
tumacii
oi
-.--
aLiirv
ni
rnniim
Safe
Following
Sinking
of
IU1.C.S.
Levis.
Canadian
corvette
Levis
has
from
a
Panamanian
ship
sup-
The
ports
of
the
French
inva-posedly
named
Trinidad
arc
re-
trn
roast
were
again
struck
by
ported
to
have
been
landed
fol-
the
Royal
Air
For:e
during
Sat
...
.;
r,.;
r.B
living
C(,nfprpnce
ROOn
th
FaK;,8t
U
::
i
his
own
hands
u.,i
n,.
A
iv
Mirrhfirirr
lir.
i
iiii
i
IUI
-r
Ha
viil
AllVfbtiri
(
XIi
X
Ic
1.1
Llllcl
Italy
Claims
to
Have
Brought
Down
Six
British
Planes.
.
lr
r
'
Cr'""
9II
Un.nlimi.ll
.
mi.m
J
AJ
VI
47
I"
'
la
r
sc-i,;e.
Was
it
neces-
'
'
vl
VJHV
til
VUd
i
K'-'-
-
hrce
young
fellows
w
1
"
'
tr.Uf.h
mnrp
than
CALGARY,
Sept.
29:
Tlie
Duke
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Sfctun
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
10:00
ajn.
18.1
It.
22:00
p.m.
185
It
Low
.
3:21
ajn.
5.9
ft.
15:54
pm.
8.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
29,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
i'
'""""
luiicicuce
wiin
me
internal
rxv.
?nwt
.
,r:.,:.l
:ts,,i
.
.i
t-ii
i
u.j
t
i
..t.
v..
n.i.i.v.
,.
.
.,
....
r
1
v.vm,
ii
c
uiiiiidi
aiiuuuiitc-
i.uim
auu
uwiva
iiuiiciii
xuiudil
ii
udu
auun
uv
Diibiail
iuiuco.
U
Jul
"
"'
iillCS
Oi
ilU5Sia.
...
A;
in
the
case
of
FOR
PEACE1
'
To
Cease
War
With
Great
Britain
LCI
OON.
Sept.
29:
The
Sun-
Express
says
that
Premier
v.'
h..m
'
Benito.
Mussolini
of
Italy
would
fn,illke
t
make
a
separate
peace
r.e
rr
ommenaauon
,mnH,iinn
lor
:.,,.
.
,.
.
.,
,
.
:with
Great
Britain
if
Chancellor
cr..:n
'H
the
court
Satur-
was
occupied
In
a
Adolf
Hitler
would
let
him.
The
internal
situation
In
Italv
is
said
to
be
crucial.
Further
food
ratlon-
.
.
.
nig
nm
nut
iciicvc
tiiia
sibuaiiUil
r-
:.J-r
,'
of
discontent.
New
political
and
...
.
cf'nr
ti-VilVi
fi
Mi
.i
u.-.
'"-
.
-en
-
...Ml
i
i
i.
aiiun.
ciiuiio
win
aiwj
ue
maue
iu
sunk
by
enemy
action
with
loss
of
seventeen
Canadian
naval
ratings
and
one
from
the
Royal
Navy,
it
is
officially
announced
by
Hon.
Angus
Macdonald,
minister
of
national
defence
for
naval
affairs.
All
officers
es-
ITALY
IS
CONVOY
IS
CONFERENCE
HARD
HIT
THRU
SAFE
COMMENCES
Widespread
Raids
Carried
Out
One
British
.Merchant
Ship
Lost
Aid
to
Russia
Gathering
Way
at
Including
Also
Germany
And
France
Battle
At
Amiens
BIGGEST
ATTACK
YET
When
Fascist
Bombers
-Make
Strong
Attack
In
Mediterranean
ROME,
Sept.
29:
It
was
!
LONDON.
Sept.
29:
O
An
im
ment
said,
but
it
did
not
give
points
were
subjected
to
heavy
On
Briti
vi?,alp
was
also
details
or
the
sinking.
Among
bombing
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
damaged
but
was
not
put
out
of
the
survivors
was
Ordinary
Sea-
during
last
night.
action.
Except
for
the
one
ship,
man
Robert
McKay
of
Prince
t
Li.rge
f.res
were
started
at
Gen-
the
entire
convoy
reached
Its
des-Kupert,
son
cf
a
well
known
oa
and
the
flames
of,
the
conflag-
tination
safelv.
lair
j
man
there.
intlon
could
be
seen
by
the
raiders
Italian
claims
were
that
strong
PANAMANIAN
SHIP
SUNK?
REA'ri'l.P.
Sprit
9Q
Tho
clvtv.
.
'lowine
the
sinklne
of
the
shin
bv
nrriaw
nftrht
unH
last
nirVit
tvi
.
!
.
...
are
expected
nttr
.
-,--.:,
I,rst
annuai
conclave
oi
me
Am-
i
a
w-uW.
"
uiuisn
oomoers
were
operaun".
crlcan
Federation
of
Labor
open-ors
had
a
harrowing
experience
inland
from.
Calais.
Two
British
ed
in
Seattle
today
with
some
six
while
in
an
open
boat
for
days
at
planes
are
missing.
hundred
delegates
and
about
five
sea.
Some
of
the
crew
perished.
A
few
German
air
.raiders
were
thousand
visitors
in
all.
The
con-The
ship
was
enroute
to
Dublin,
active
over
the
London
area
and
yention
Is
expected
to
last
about
(The
United
States
Department
above
the
East
coast.
two
weeks,
Among
th06e
ln
at
of
State
has
no
record
of
a
Pan-
tendance
are
William
Green,
pres-
uinaiuun
legisicicu
auip
vi
we
111
j
ii
I
Iname
Trinidad.
lUKC
ttllU
JJUUieSS
At
Calgary
Today
OvCr
AfriCa'
Form"
British
Monarch
and
Wife
j
-
-mere
loaay
on-way
10
E.
P.
Ranch.
Ident
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
and
Sidney
Hillman
of
the
Office
of
Production
Management
from
Washington,
D.C.
Power
and
Water
Shortage
Averted
ROME,
Sept.
29:
Six
British
and
Duchess
of
Windsor
arrived
Danger
At
First
City
Seems
To
Be
planes
were
reported
by
the
Ital-
in
Calgary
this
morning
enroute
Over
Following
Rain
,
ians
to
have
been
brought
down
to
E.
P.
ranch
at
High
River,
65
KETCHIKAN,
Sept.
29:
Heavy
j
yesterday
In
fighting
over
North
miles
southwest
of
this
city,
where
rains
appear
to
have
permanently
!
Africa.
Three
were
over
Bengasi
they
will
spend
ten
days
or
two
averted
the
danger
of
power
and
and
Bardla.
weeks.
1
water
shortage
in
Ketchikan.
i
LLOYD'S
SURVEYOR
FINDS
CONDITIONS
SATISFACTORY
WITH
WORK
AT
PRINCERUPERT
SHIPBUILDING
YARD
'".
Kxnert
Sliinhllildinir
Man
From
.
01(1
Country
Takes
Up
-Mr.
.......
Marlborough's
next
ap-
Rupert
.
has
been
held
up
some
rv
;irHrrt
i
h
;i
i
o
i
1
1
1
J
i
'
u
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
niuii
w
i
w.w
-
i
c--
-
,
--
ulu
miiiin.s
ni
lrk-
ii-v
1
iji
rv
uiii.l
iu
iv.uwi.tiv
v....
n
-
o
-
......
...
...
...
,,
i
?
v.
-
-
-
...
i
..l
i
...
W9
wnn
vnpii
nr
ine
iirm.
as
a
tn
kppii
ine
lame
sun
ui
wuris-
i
r
.
...
...
w
'
'
.......
i
invn
c
cnrvpvnp
Mr
ai.i
i
1
1
.
1
1
1111111
inu
rnuuv
ill
i
vs
.1
v
hi
n
-
i
....
w
t-n.iiim
anti
his
wife
..i
n-
nWo
I
imort
vnvrta
nnr
tho
Tinisninp
i
n,
J
'
.
....
.
.
'a.iUlQUS.
lie
SlltrcpKtrd
.
rru.,4.
mnnnn
Hiq
vnimnr.
.
...
.
..
.it
IK..
.
.
"D
ti
t
ri-in
ininii
KH'iiiiMrs
1
t
1
h
icu
Li
v
iiiv.aiio
.uv.
a
v-.vj.
hnfmiirh
nnrt
nn
inp
rvnp.
tsn.
HfC''Jn
Iramea
a
story
of
.
.
1
.nlUon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
yard
n,
t,
..h
1p
.'
a
gun
man
and
hp
w
c.ioor
rrnii-Ti
.mm..
regard
to
Phillips,
ivn
was
Hon
Ti
nn
v,
rj
ioi
i
71
....
I
Wat
rould
not
be
jispH
7w
"
was
only
by
thej
God
1
nat
Phillips
was
f'H
one
,t
...
"
ojro-i
-
Bri-anient
traditions
weigh
REPAIRING
Port.
.
..n
.
'm.irk
P
and
thp
Hnmn.
I
-m
4
wvVnMT
ne
urged
the
jury
'uuLfl
wii
rinnr
Tanfi
Hflfl
nr.
V
,.
...
9'mcath,
'V
.
oe
a'verted
by
Nuc
,
v
QlsaPproval
of
the
tea
Tv,.
'
or
tne
Parties
ln
GIVES
UP
riv
u,
no.
.
e
.3UI7
Last
Italian
Outpost
In
Ethiopia
r.
as$:sr
p
.Z.
1
.
u
V"8"
fcstte.:.'
court
In
seelne
that
4
Surrenders
To
British
.
e
'Udfte
'him
.,
.
.
.
(
HOME.
Sent.
29:
The
final
"the
le.eaea
l
-,-
fnT,t
ln
Ethiopia
has
n"8ning
or
the
""""
U
.V
.m.
nritlsh
after
,ut
and
it.
'
.
reasonable.
,
H,.ltnrv
fight-
3i
-"cci
and
i.
iIuuiilus
ui
aicuc
'
.
.
"laenrp
"
"""
'ing.
i
The
.,tcn
wn.
was
ordered
ordered
to
to
.!tt.
Conti
"""d
that
garrison
'cease
firing
and
to
surrender
yes-
b..t.
,
...
":.a"
",e
,,-
o
fnnH
snnnlles
were
run
nu'
on
Page
Two
,
nlng
short
and
there
was
no
pros
pect
of
relief.
up
of
the
Kt,IM,tinn
nf
fiVP
iar2e
Blue
Star
1
.
Vn
hnncflii
o
nrl
.
..
:
n
v
f
i
v.
.
,
.
'Another
British
Waiship.
H.M.S.
-
.a.r:r
liners
and
served
as
uoyas
sur-
ui
WIG
IUI
V
LU
,
Newcastle,
in
United
Stales
the
steel
are
reaay
ior
me
aaai-
pvnp
t
Cardiff.
Mlddlesboroush
tlonal
staff
required
to
bring
the;
and
on
thg
Tyne
organization
up
to
Us
required.
BOSTON.
Sept.
.-ii.m.o.i.w-
..,hnrnh
.ne
fnP
f.ve:
whpn
asked
tf
he
had
Inspected
o-
llllilUH,
......
11
,t
Manson.
m
open-icaslle.
arriving
nere.
is
uit
a
Lloyd.s
surveyor
at
New-.the
new
minesweepers
built
at
the
"Jmmins
nn
jii
j
'Hritlsh
warsh
d
to
nut
mio
an
"
"ciivcjtu
an-
-
Drpi...
Mrcivp
aDDrppiafinn
f
American
Dort
for
repairs
,
.
to
dam-
'
"i'utm
of
thp
,11rv
e,,iace
sustained
In
action.
castle
and
was
recently
transferr
ed
from
there
to
New
York.
According
to
The
Shipbuilding
and
Shipping
Board,
he
Is
fifty
years
of
age
and
has'
had
a
wide
technical
and
practical
experience
ln
local
shipyard,
Mr.
Marlborough
said
he
had
and
that
he
found
that
excellent
work
had
been
done
and
that
It
compared
favorably
with
work
done
at
other
yards
he
had
visited.
He
found
an
excellent
..a
nnctrnfinn
nnri
manace-1
st.n
f
f
nf
mpn
workine
here
in
fine
ships.
Yet
it
has
been
necessary!
as
an
important
part
in
the
Ca-land
tne
Sunderland
Dally
Echo
Uon
that
has
obtained
on
other
ISTAKEN
Japan
Claims
Completion
Of
Cap
ture
Of
Capitol
Of
Hunan
Province
TOKYO.
Sept.
29:
Japanese
military
sources
claim
completion
of
the
capture
of
Chanssha,
capital
of
Hunan
Province
and
Important
railway
centre.
ment.
A
native
of
Sunderland
he
harmony
and
not
at
all
overburd-
flnofn
SpnfpnrPQ
irvo,i
hu
nnnrpntlppshln
as
afpnpd
with
officials.
One
of
the
I-'
CClUI
uClll.CilA.vo
draftsman
with
John
Pricstman
&
minesweepers
had
recently
made
a
Co.
From
there
he
went
to
the
Tyne
and
spent
two
years
with
W.
Dobson
&
Co.
and
three
years
with
Palmer's
Co.
He
returned
to
Wearside
and
was
draughtsman
in
charge
with
W.
Doxford
&
Sons
call
here
after
Its
first
run
and
the
officers
and
men
seemed
very
pleased
at
the
way
the
boat
had
performed.
Mr.
Marlborough
expects
to
re
main
in
Prince
Rupert
forthedur-
for
four
years.
He
was
next
fore-jatlon
of
the
war
and,
while
here,
man
with
Palmer's
Co.
In
order
he
will
represent
not
only
Lloyd
s
Are
Being
Asked
the
press
attache
to
the
Brltisn
.Moscow
With
British
and.
U.S.
Missions
Present.
MOSCOW,
Sept.
29:
?;
A
three
!
power
conference
to
formulate
a
announced
today
that
the
Royal
portant
convoy
was
put
through
j
program
of
British
and
United
Air
Force,
in
the
bUgest
off
en-
the
central
Mediterranean
in
spite;
States
aid
to
Russia
opened
today
sive
of
the
war
against
Italy,
of
consistent
attack
by
the
enemy
j
with
V.
M.
Molotov,
Russian
for-
attacked
five
cities
on
the
air
force,
the
British
Admiralty
;
elgn
minister,
presiding.
Italian
mainland
and
four
in
announced
tcd3y.
The
only
loss!
The
United
States
and
British
Sicily.
was
one
merchant
ship
which
was
missions
arrived
In
Moscow
yes-
QUOTA
ON
GASOLINE
for
fifty
miles.
Fascist
bomber
forces
had
attack-
Federal
Authorities
Taking
Meas
Frankfort
and
other
targets
in
ed
British
naval
vessels
enroute
uies
to
Level
Inequalities
and
western
Germany
were
also
at-
from
Gibraltar
to
the
Eastern
Meet
Legitimate
Needs,
tacked.
Five
British
"planes
failed
Mediterranean.
to
return.
a
he
iwyal
Air
Force
directed
a
heavy
raid
on
Amiens,
manufac-
turing
city
of
Nazi
-
occupied
Survivors
of
Trinidad
Landed,
It
France.
In
the
coury
of
attacks
Is
Reported
Xo
Knowledge
Saturday.
In
a
fierce
air
battle,
of
Such
Ship.
twenty-one
German
planes
were
LISBON.
Sept.
29:
Survivors
tlsh
were
lost.
IN
SFSS10N
IN
SEATTLE
new
quota
for
gasoline
supplies,
designed
to
level
inequalities
and
make
provision
for
service
stations
in
areas
where
general
business
is
Increased,
is
announced
by
George
Cottrelle,
oil
controller
for
Can-
brought
down
and
fourteen
Bri-
American
Federation
of
Labor
ada.
During
October
dealers
will
Conclave
Takes
Place
in
'
Puget
Sound
City.
receive
eighty
percent
of
October,
1940
supplies
with
special
provision
for
stations
in
which
July,
1941
business
differed
from
that
of
July,
1940.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(
Court
J
8.
I).
Juuiuni
Co.
Vancouver
Grandvlew.
.14
(bid).
Bralorne,
11.20
(asked).
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.25.
Hedley
Mascot,
.47.
Pend
Oreille,
1.65.
Pioneer,
2.37.
Premier,
.80.
I
Privateer,
.53.
Reno,
-.10.
Sheep
Creek,
.97
(asked).
Oils
Calmont,
.19.
C.
&
E.,
1.29.
Home,
2.42.
Royal
Canadian,
.04
'A.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.10.
Central
Pat.,
1.66.
Cons.
Smelters,
40.50.
Hardrock,
.74.
Kerr
Addison,
4.40.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.76.
McLeod
Cockshutt,-1.91.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.65.
MacKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.00.
Mpneta,
35
(asked).
Pickle
Crow,
2.75.
San
Antonio,
2.38.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.95.
bupcrviborj
?nnprvKfirv
1
Diitios
11
CS
Effort
r
Locally
Compares
1
polntment
was
that
of
assistant
what
by
the
non-arrival
of
steel.,
.
!general
manager
at
the
Southwick
While
there
Is
steel
In
the
yard!
p
A
IVJ
A
HI
A
JC
i.isemitri.
ra-ioram
un
,yard
of
gwan
Huntef
&
Wigham
it
is
not
tne
5teel
that
has
been
JLIilJ
3
-DitViorvicrm
T
tH
tirhpro
hp
urn
s
!
m
m
iH
n
tpl
v
rpmiirpri
fnr
the
T)r-
One
of
Lloyds
most
experienced
Shipbuilding
men
cnieny
concerned
with
the
out-
tlcular
work
on
hand
and
could
i
va
a
r.onablp
stnrv
that
from
the
Tyne
has
been
sent
to
Fl'ince
Kupert
bV
tne
side
management.
When
that
not
be
used
until
the
other
ar-Jnaoie
story
mat
v
.
J
...
.
lt
.i.
u,,:ui,,
.i
a,
v,p
wpnt
thp
hvph
twj
hoc
mnHp
tt
rtifftrnlt
wegian
airmen
also
arrived.
ROOSEVELT
TO
SPEAK
Premier
Charged
IRON
RULE
IS
PUT
ON
BYNAZIS
Gestapo
Playing
Part
in
Cleaning"
Up
on
Czechos
Six
Executions
Today.
LONDON,
Sept.
29:
Six
persons,
including
two
retired
Czecho
Slo-vaklan
generals,
have
been
executed
for
high
treason
following
the
declaration
of
a
state
of
emergency
in
Moravia
and
Bohemia
as
a
result
of
widespread
sabotage
and
anti-Nazi
activity.
General
Alois
Ellas,
prime
minister
of
the
protectorate,
is
among
many
others
who
have
been
arrested
on
high
treason
charges
since
martial
law
was
declared
under
the
German
Gestapo.
Execution
is
mandatory
followine
con-
iunuiMiu,
aepi.
za:
iim
a
viction
for
high
treason.
Evident
ly
a
wholesale
clean-up
to
end
unrest
In
the
country
Is
planned.
The
state
of
emergency
has
been
declared
In
six
states
of
former
Czecho
Slovakia,
having
been
Imposed
because
of
antl-Relch
acts.
The
population
of
the
great
Skoda
arsenal
at
Pilsen
is
said
to
have
been
slowed
down
fifty-five
percent,
troop
transport
trains
have
been
blown
up
and
farmers
have
been
destroying
their
crops
rather
than
permit
them
to
fall
into
Nazi
hands.
The
Czech
government
in.
exile
today
made
official
announcement
that
the
six
persons
had
been
executed
nn
nrripr
nf
nain.
"
.
w.
.
V
.
VlarH
TToTrHrlV.
4V..
XT.
n.i.u,-
protector
for
Bohemia
and
Mora
via.
The
executions
were
the
first
imposed
by
Heydrick,
right
hand
man
of
Gestapo
Chief
Hein-
irlch
Hlmmler,
since
he
relieved
Baron
Konstantln
Von
Neurath
as
the
RetcA's-
--pTbimofferfcraT
Ellas
was
held
on
charges
of
premeditating
high
treason.
CENTERING
ON
CRIMEA
Most
Intensive
Fighting
in
Russo-German
War
Goes
on
There.
MOSCOW,
Sept.
29:
Most
intensive
fighting
in
the
Russo-Ger-
I
man
war
centers
today,
it
arjDear-
Preston
East
Dome,
3.20
(asked).
ed,
ln
the
Crimean
area
with
the
Nazis,
regardless
of
the
toll
in
dead
and
Injured,
still
throwing
huge
forces
Into
battle.
I'
Both
Germans
and
Russians
claimed
major
successes
in
various
parts
of
the
long
front.
Both
-f
4
asserted
that
they
were
holding
T1T
nr
n
(
iVrnSr
ASthe
lniatlve
and
that
the
forces
J
JUiiJLjrllJ
of
the
other
were
being
annlhl-
lated.
The
Germans
claimed
New!
contlnu-
mien
From
Australia
And
Zealand
As
Well
As
Norwegians
ln&
aavances
wwaras
.narKov,
Also
Landed
,vw
anQ
UttBH'll
1
The
Reds
asserted
the
recapture
of
seventeen
villages
on
the
cen-
.
m
.
nntmptr
n-irm
C?.n,
Oft.
I..-,
1.
nrnSS1?
m
Sne7tS-lpubliShed
arUcLe
J1??
construction
work
In
the
city
and
Detachment
of
Canadian,
Aus-.
The
Battle
of
Leningrad
con-
xv
1
m
the
Harland
aiIlyaoIlJTM"l
his
work,
adding
that
at
elsewhere.
and
New
Zealand
alnnen
tlnues
with
undiminished
violence.
borough
of
Newcastle
sh
p
sur-l&
-
.
.
he
Belfast
WoUr,
yard
at
sup.
ta
,u
Thlrd.lt
tafa
all
alone
the
t
A
1
DUO
1
Ull
I
"g
erlntended
the
complete
hull
con-
PU
A
MP
CU
A
work
at
the
local
yard
ViA-HLilVJUIin
'Division
have
arrived
in
Great
today.
'Britain.
A
small
group
of
Nor-
The
Red
Army
announced
today
it
had
routed
two
Rumanian
ln-
fantry
brigades
in:
fierce
fighting
;on
the
southern
front
and
reported
the
invaders
had
left
more
than
2500
dead
on
the
field
of
battle.
Heavy
iightlng
was
also
reported
on
northern
.sectors
of
the
front
throughput
the
night
with
the
Red
Army
said
to
be
.
.
i
more
than
holding
Its
own
against
Expected
To
Make
Another
Im-
nprman
,nvaderS.
portant
Declaration
This'
Week
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Sept.
29:
.PrtWonf
Franklin
D
Roosevelt
will
make
an
Important
declara-r
lion
IU
Hie
liaiiuu
uijo
v
a
w"
j
1.
I
,
.
i
1
l
..H.tA1
4m
.,...,!,,-!.
to
erase
the
last
legal
barrier
to
menace
of
Nazi
raiders
to
United
States
shipping
and
the
freedom
of
the
seas.
The
President
Is
expected
to
ask
J
Congress
to
repeal
or
revise
the
DEMAND
OF
BULGARIA
ininy-live
rersons,
inciuu.s
,
or
t
rnmnvp
thp
r.Prmanv
AVants
That
Nation
to
tlsher,
On
Trial
In
Bulgaria
SOFIA.
Sept.
29:
Thirty-five
nersons.
including
Norman
Da
vies,
auiiuit
iivkojuij
vw
i
v
Declare
War
on
Russia
and
Send
Troops
to
Frontier.
ANKARA,
Sept.
29:
Germany
Is
demanding
that
Bulgaria
send
10
gain
luiuici
piocMvi.
vaKv-
uuv
uic
uwii
u
""u"
.K
.
.
'.I1''.
i''L
!
u
f
mnnnn
trn,
tn
fh.
RIan
ence
and
afterwards
took
up
the
The
Wartime
Merchant
Shipping
trial
ort
charges
or
saDotage
ana
.nemruiuy
w.u
aw
"yj"
"
;r!.
Death
sentences
have
merchant
vessels
as
a
measure
of
frontier
and
declare
war
against
position
of
assistant
manager
with
Company
presided
over-by
H.
R.
espionage.
Sir
Raylton
Dlxen
&
Co.
Ltd.,
MacMlllan.
j
been
asked,
,
defence
in
a
warring
world.
Russia.
.v
4
Jila
.