Weather
Forecast
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
islands
Moderate
south
winds,
becoming
fresh
to
strong
southeast,
generally
cloud.vnd
..
.
chowers
,.
"Wii
miio
w
'iovci-...
vnTxXX.
NO-
m
V
111
11
Unhappy
Norway,
wnicn
Knows
lull
well
what
i
hn
n
linW
in
Hitler's
phalli,
to
hnvn
rnmo
unrip
lTltrtll3
l"
uv
"
,
w...w
"-
.
ii
iintnf
inn"
of
M7.i
tvninnv
mill
nrmrpssinn
Nni-.
;
thio
tVio
flnrlcpst
of
rlnvK
in
nil
hp
histnvv
rnhhorl
of
everything
but
her
spirit
to
fight;
Norway,
her
peo
ple
at
nome
anu
auruau,
uiiueu
num
uiu
must,
consurva-'
fenslve.
fiv(
riehttst
to
tne
most
radical
f
Xer
In
a
spiritual
front
om
ahMead
0
thr
forces
so
leir
,n8cr
"
J
,
lffpHn
that
the
Norwegian
defenders
suffering
One.
Norway,
her
people
T.,.fMff.
but
PSVrnhnda
and
fi
came
int
actIon-
mlng
hospl-
U
T
T
M
H
TC
from
the
Nazis
and
inn
her
soul
th
,--.,,
thh
th,.
theQuuangs:
Norway,
resolved
to
7S
.pT6,'
I
the
untu
tne
Ames
remain
m
war
Ue
f0O,
thelrtricken
faml-wln
their
victory
long
and
hard
Ues
Th0usandS
had
been
slaught-though
struggle
be,
Nor-
the
may
ered
ln
Qther
tnQU.
for
whom
it
U
a
case
of
to
way
&
had
facen
thrQwn
Jnto
sUnfc
be
not
to
be;
Norway
deems
It
or
pn
lmnrovlspri
,.,
a
n
ri
lntprn.
an
honor
and
a
Pleasure
to
sUnd
ment
cam
Canadians
had
read
shoulder
to
shoulder
with
Canada
Oreat
timat
aF
Via
eM,,irltv
nrnvMpH
hv
.
-
,,
.
v.
Uim
wide
oceans.
The
oceans,
as
had
j
n
a
fhoir
n
GROWING
Cash
So
Far
Turned
in
for
Civic
Centre
Is
$1121,
It
Is
Announced
Today.
Konrad
Knudsen,
member
of
the
no
casy
victims.
Their
resistance,
morons
other
substantial
dona
Norwegian
Parliament
and
news-
uespue
small
defences,
to
the
ln-
tlons
will
be
ln
within
the
next
paper
editor
from
a
town
forty
vader
after
he
had
reached
their
day
or
s0
in
addition
to
the
gen-mllej
west
of
Oslo,
the
capital
of
shores
was
longer
than
that
of
erai
anoy
individual
giving.
Norway
brought
to
the
Prince
any
other
nation
before
Russia.
Meanwhile,
the
following
are
a
Ruper
Gyro
Club
and,
through
niuer's
losses
at
the
hands
of
the
few
0f
the
individual
donations
to
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
Norwegians
in
ships,
soldiers
and
be
acknowledged:
b
a
memorable
luncheon
-
talk
de-
equipment
were
enormous.
w.
F.
Stone
$100.00
k:ticd
b'4ore
the
club
yesterday.
Uhai
Norway
Hid
Thompson
Hardware
$25.00
U;
left
room
ior
Jl.
Knudsen
mfuuocu
,ttv
no
uu
ww...
-
ii,
uau
"J
v..w
jmfj
a
r,lMI13
dcubt
as
to
where
the
people
of
Mr
Knudsen
remarked,
that
Hit-
D
eh0
25.00
Norway
proud
of
their
fair
land
Jer
had
lost
his
war
ln
Norway.
P'
R
Daily
News
25.00
nri
Ita
linn
nrlnrlntps
of
neace.
...
-
..u
aa
,nnn
experience
of
what
happens
to
Winston
a
country
when
Iliuer
ana
nta
me
ouuaa
Nazi
gangsters
have
decided
to
Meanwhile,
with
King
and
gov-
TfenH
hit
'rrr
ftrAn"
4hprntfl.
At-nmftnt
In
nvllo
U'PIrt
On
Mf.
HAMMERING
.
sen,
were
i-jiuituuins
w
uW
...v..
S
!Lh,T
k"
1
Ca-le
mhZ
bit
ln
carrying
on
the
struggle.
LONDON,
Oct.
16:
O,
-
The
t
b"ome
a..th.lgHr
KaudiJn
Force
blasted
oft-bomb-rathcr
nL
than
a
barrier.
"If
he
w
Is
Mr.
warned
against
.
Royal
Air
DiA
i,,
Civic
Centre
Site
Offered
:
a
S"eS
TS:
JSS,
"m
""
--
on?
,ha
.Uut
at
th
mai
and
solrltual
well
belne
10
enQ
ol
U1C
,
r.na
comer
of
nrsi
forway.
neverrS
but
harVSr
There
was
nodit
McBrlde
Street
nIa"d
Passive,
had
desired
sble
with
the
i
NU
.'f
were
"v
,
oe
uc
ieit
4CU
alone.
ai0ne.
Her
tier
people
people
.Knudsen.
ivnuasen.
-mere
.
""""ytaA
--
had
hannv
ifu
,u.,
ifi.r..l
,
Vipm.
Norway
tit:l7jr
"
-"'ihing
in
r:rl
'"r"'.
driven
old
men
and
(Continue
on
P(ir
u;tlr
two
weeks'
annual
hoi-
learned
her
bitter
lessons.
Other
he
,?Ack
0(
""employment,
naUons
might
well
profit
oy
it
e-"ieir
r
standard
v,iv,.r.
..
nf
iivi
4,
i
lv)
1
and
certainly
far'
thousands-
of
her
best,
ahead
While
'e
ThP
J
that
of
tne
Tnlrd
Reich.
I
h
'j
been
made
prisoners,,
)Wti
"
n
Imposing
their
",e"L.M
.orrvine
on
tne
war
storm,,
,
J,QS
inal
dark
ana
ail
mannei
",""
nn-poklne
wrecking
55
XMW
totmake
rendezvous
up
of
munition
plants,
of
hote
In
iSiSnte8
and
tourlsts-of
railways,
drilling
,
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
U1U
navpt
u
r
ii.
i
i
rtf
nnupr
1
1
IH
Mention
me
way
ror
tnelr
ships,
destroying
oi
Hurxucd
Purrtn,hUke
.h
'he
t
6
anllls
anlmals
they
ey
had
had
"
APbroad
Abroad
Norwegians
Norwegians
were
were
doing
free
i.-ur(1
oeaee-lnvinrr
Mnr.
.uw
thelr
nmwr
to
II
HEAR
.
.
.
JAP
CABINET
RESIGNS
TOKYO
The
Japanese
government
of
Premier
Prince
Konoye
resigned
tonight,
admitting
inability
to
agree
on
great
issues
confronting
the
Empire.
Failuie
to
reach
an
accord
with
the
United
States
and
growing
military
pressure
for
action
in
the
crisis
arising
-
from
German
tors
in
the
ministry's
fall.
"I
f
leave
was
given
by
the
Soviet
successes
against
,
Russia
were
v
lorelrm
commissariat
to
ail
"""v
..,!
other
embassies
and
legations.
including
the
threat
to
the
capital
from
the
German
of-
ODESSA
ENTERED
BERLIN
A
DNB
dispatch,
from
Bucharest
tonight
said
that
the
Rumanian
government
claimed
Rumanian
forces
had
enteird
the
long-besieged
Black
Sea
port
of
Odessa.
GOERING'S
NEPHEW
KILLED
BERLIN
Peter
Goering,
19-year-old
nephew
of
Marshal
Herman
Goering,
has
been
killed
in
action.
PRICE
FIXING
AW
VI
ft
Tln
f
aI
Avi
1
irnv.
7
ViT
TTHH
Rtnt
01
of
wh&t
w"ai
a
a
Nazl
wazl
,nvasion
invasion
meant
meant,
While
while
the
the
canvass
canvass
is
is
only
only
par-
par-
6.
t
r.
Britain,
Britain,
the
tne
United
vniica
States
oiaies
w
w
k
k
lth
Uh
nur
hparts
hearts,
our
our
Haiiv
nnrtor
unv
anrf
returns
so
ernment
is
about
to
issue
the
and
the
other
democracies
m
tne
souls
and
QUr
what
lt
far
afe
fragmentaryt
early
indi-
most
inflationary
trends
and
struggle
for
maintenance
01
laeais
means;.
deciared
Mr.
Knudsen
as
cations
are
that
the
campaign
for
spirallng
of
Varti
me
prices,
which
all
nave
in
common
ana
tne
continued
the
eraDhic
nlcture
fnnrts
fnr
tho
civir
centre
is
eoine
p.,miii
oil
linn'nf
nrocessed
,r.im
pi
uhlch
will
hlnrt
all
.
.
....
.
"j,
,
.
.
V
.
"
.
.
'
'
J
!
'
...
.
x"
"
.
or
nrpscnt
nav
cunauiuns
m
111s
-ivnr
rath
sn
tar
mrnpn
in
icgeiner
in
pr.tu.t,.
stricken
stricken
homeland.
homeland.
total,
totals
,U21.
.il21.
this
this
including
Including
$501
$500
Such
was
the
message
which
Norwegians,
however,
had
fallen
from
the
Canadian
Legfon.
Nu
and
manufactured
goods
will
be
affected.
-RELIEVING
RUSSIA
LONDON
The
recent
incieas-ed
activity
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
in
bombing
of
western
Germany
and
France
is
said
to
have
caused
Chancellor
Hitler
to
have
withdrawn
half
of
the
Nazi
aerial
force
from
the
Russian
front.
NAVAL
ACTIVITIES
CAIRO
UAIUU
The
ine
Royal
nujai
Air
Force
.
....
j
AH
inat,
oi
tuuiac,
wuuiu
ucpcuu
jj
A
lireen
iu.uj
democracy
and
cultural
and
eco-
upQn
hQW
the
BrlUsn
Commen.
SmUh
nQvn
shoo
5
0q
sank
an
Italian
merchant
ves-
T,
.cetn
Jit"
hv
the
wealth-
Canada,
the
Uniteu
Suues
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Hamblln
5.00
sei
in
a
raid
on
Sicily.
There
is
fS!Ial.M,l
and
and
o.her
fishtmg
democracies
,
no
confirmation
of
a
Rome
claim
made
out
taihei
esUUnc
Th
Hitler
aggression.
vr,
Mr
Mr
Knudsen
rvuuasen
spoke
sduks
with
mui
person-
uviduh-
Churchill,
the
?
union
"
"
with
A
I
S
PI
KLR
that
an
Italian
submarine
entered
Gibraltar
and
sank
a
SHIP
ARMING
RECOMMENDED
WASHINGTON
Germany
was
charged
charged
with
with
"piracy
"piracy
on
on
the
int
People
of
Canada
and
the
Unit-
Knudsen,
Norway
continued
tne
ed
States.
Mr.
Knudsen
suggested,
war
against
the
Nazi
both
from
Cologne
and
Boulogne
Were
Cen-
high
seas"
by
the
house
foreign
should
auuuiu
not
uu;
be
oe
too
luu
sure
auic
In
m
the
'c
ul-
without
without
and
anu
from
irom
within.
wiinui.
Mem-
mem
tres
of
Last
Night's
Assault
relations
committee
in
recom-
on
Enemy
Territory.
mending
implementation
of
President
Roosevelt's
recommendations
for
arming
of
merchant
vessels.
No
more
than
125
out
members
of
the
lower
oi
nf
isn
u
mc...ut.a
.
-
woras
ana
prviiu
u.
ea
oiuguc
anu
wu..v
honeyed
not
stonncd
now
tu
Hitler
r
may
some
"
'
j...
lvpca
.
mdy.
I
,ti
voT(s
itnri
not
Hit-
in
ralrls
on
western
Germany
and
,,,
are
expected
to
vote
u
try
i(
saiesuara
vou
ueooie
muci
anu
i.w
-
-
.
of
the
United
States
and
Canada."
lcr
in
"Meln
Kampf"
said
himself
the
Nazi-occupied
French
coast
against
the
measure
when
it
Confident
f
ntr0mr
that,
by
skilful
propaganda
people
last
night.
Three
bombers
were
Tk
The
.
.
,L.
v.
.
could
coulu
be
made
"
"
to
oeueve
tnai,
neu
lost.
prominent
visitor,
however,
.
was
heaven
and
vice
,.
vpr;-
versa.
Know-pres:ed
Know
confidence
that
the
Nazis
and
the
Quislings,
sewing
Nazi
treachery,
the
speaker
the
wind,
would
reap
the
storm,
said
he
could
never
and
that
the
ultimate
outcome
of
promises.
And
Norwegians,
having
these
dark
days
of
war
and
strug-
come
to
know
Nazi
protection,
by
8le
would
be
victory
for
the
lib-
bitter
experience,
by
having
all
erty-iovlng
countries
of
the
world
their
rights
of
liberty
and
free-
.
not
thp
lnnef
nf
n.VilnV,
,nra
hi
.
i
u..
ViovlncT
thplr
,.
.vo.
niuui
nyic
flom
remOVCU,
""""5
j,
T
nations
of
the
Western
Heml-
standard
of
llvlng
cut
In
half,
by
Measurer
D.
J.
Mathe-
Mr
belng
robbcd
of
"Jw
son
offered
a
slt
at
the
?Uh
Knudsen
o?
onVtwo
has
been
montS
talking
ou't
Nothing
so
that
it
ilghl
b
gh
en
corner
Thlrd
?
i
ne
displayed
facility
In
the
pres-
10
ine
Isazi
s"UiCia
""
IJth
Avenue
and
McBrme
street
entation
of
his
address.
He
was
many,
by
having
to
get
alon
itn
me
centre
Jn
w
Norway
when
the
Invasion
took
one
cup
of
weak
coffee
a
wee.,
prince
Rupert
tne
financial
p
ace
He
experienced
the
Hitler
one
meal
of
meat
once
every
sec-
palgn
toT
whlch
ls
now
blizkrel8
ond
month,
without
homes
and
undgr
The
whJch
Nay
had
never
wanted
to
denled
the
right
of
building
new
orlelnallv
Dur-
polti
dmlrant.
?art
n
world
snelters
for
themselves,
forced
to
a
club
fof
Politics
Proud
ordinary
jn
of
her
accomplish-
mv
three
times
their
ln
the
pursuits
of
peace
hurteet
f
to
Ko
be
"safeguarded
..safeeUarded"
by
oy
'
.
.
r,
r:!'
";
r
"
;:i
Him
ha.t..
i
.
lt.
UUUKtW
W
"
.
comes
to
the
vote,
possibly
to
morrow.
WARM
IN
LOS
ANGELES
LOS
ANGELES
Los
Angeles
had
its
second
hottest
day
of
the
year
yesterday
when
it
was
92
above.
I
TO
DEBATE
WAR
LONDON
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
it
would
have
an'
early
opportunity
for
a
full
dress
debate
on
the
war,
but
stated
that
the
government
planned
to
say
nothing
at
the
moment
"unless
there
are
unexpected
developments."
FREE
FRENCH
ARRESTED
VICHY
Five
men
and
a
young
woman
were
arrested
in
Paris
yesterday
as
ringleaders
of
an
armed
Free
French
organization,
operating
from
a
subway
station
where
the
unit
chief
was
the
stationmaster,
reports
from
Paris
said
today.
A
Personal
Tribute
to
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
.
.
.
B.
T.
(TED)
HARDGASTLE
CFPR
6:15
TONIGHT
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
16,
1941.
T
l
Petain
Orders
I
Speedy
Trials
VICHY,
Oct.
16:
&
Mar-
shal
Henri
Phtllippe
Petain
tonight
ordered
speedy
public
trial
for
five
men
accused
of
leading
France
to
defeat
against
Germany,
including
Former
Premiers
Leon
Blum
and
Edouard
Daladier
as
well
as
Marshal
Gamelin,
former
.
Allied
generalissimo.
FRENCH
BETRAYER
G;r
...
i.'.p
two
the
reorganized
French
rench
T.nripn
Rnmipr.
above,
vhn
will
have
chanre
of
'the
activities
ofl
he
nat;onal
council.
TOKYO
AND
UNCLE
SAM
Negotiations
A
r
e
Continuing
Maintain
Peace
in
Pacific
Konoje
Cabinet
Resigns.
to
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
16:
Oi
Japan
is
still
neeotiatine
with
the
Unit
ed
States
tain
peace
General
minted
Tomorrow
sT
ides
High
10:56
a.m.
19.7
ft.
23:16
p.m.
195
ft.
Low
4:36
ajn.
5.8
ft.
17:06
p.m.
6.3
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Russians
Putting
Up
Hard
Tight
NORWAY,
UNHAPPY
BUT
HIGH
IN
RESOLVE,
WILL
CONTINUE
NAZI
FIGHT
Stirring
Message
Delivered
Here
by
Konrad
Knudsen,
Mnmlwir
nf
Parliament
and
Ncwsnancr
Editor
ii
1
1.
1
1
1
"
.
.
i
of
Stricken
Land.
Embassies
Evacuating
I
TOKYO,
Oct.
16:
Q)
The
'
Japanese
Foreign
Office
an-
'
nounced
today
that
the
staff
fif
the
Japanese
embassy
In
Moscow
and
other
Japanese
totaling
twenty
-
iour
persons
!
had
left
Moscow
for
an
un-
disclosed
destination.
It
was
stated
stated
that
uiai
similar
simitar
advice
auvu;e
to
w
i
:
Bulletins
:
I
Soviet
Forces
Hold
Firm
Asainst
Fresh'
German
Attacks
Battle
West
of
Moscow
Appears
to
Be
in
Decisive
Stage
Berlin
Promises
"Important
Announce-
ment
Soon.
REDS
HOLDING
FIRM
MOSCOW,
Oct.
16:
(CP)
Russia
indicated
today
that
the
Red
Army
was
holding
its
lines
firm
against
a
steady
stream
of
fresh
German
units
after
yielding
ground
at
one
sector
in
the
all-out
battle
for
Moscow.
A
mid-day
Russian
communique
announced
that
the
Red
Army
was
continuing
to
fight
along
the
whole
front.
LONDON,
Oct.
16:
(CP)
The
battle
west
of
Mos-
l
cow
probably
now
has
reached
its
crisis,
an
authonta-'
tive
source
declared
today.
Very
heavy
fighting
is
continuing,
this
source
said,
but
"it
would
not
appear
that
,
the
Germans
have
made
any
very
big
advance
during
the
last
twenty-four
hours."
The
Soviet
Army
newspaper
PaH
Cfar
eal4
that
n
fnrpn
n
nsr-
RADIO
BEAM
man
parachutists
which
descend-
ed
behind
the
lines
near
Kalinin
on
the
upper
Volga
River,
was
,
I
J
1
T
1
,
!
1
-
iiquiuaiieu.
isuiatcu
ucxuutn
units,
rE7DfYTC
lVirA)L7
however,
thrust
armored
wedges
IJlJlKJ
1
U
IN
J
W
,lnt0
the
Russian
defence
lines,
the
'paper
said,
and
were
admitted
to
!
,
be
advancing
on
the
approaches
tew
ministers
ln
Being
Put
in
Near
Smithers
in
of
Kalinin
despite
great
losses,
cabinet
Is!
Connection
With
Airport
German
High
Command
In
uevciopmem.
claimed
;todayr.
t
h
a
t
.t
h
e
-
"
"
"'-
i-.Berto
Geiman'army
"is
striking
at
the
tions
for
the
Smithers
airport
are
miles
from
Moscow
after
the
oc-now
In
course
of
construction,
one,
cupatkm
of
Kalinin
and
Kaluga
of
these
being
located
on
the
Tho-
J
a
n
d
Nazi
spokesmen
intimated
man
farm,
adjoining
the
Domln-ithat
an
"important
announce-
icn
experimental
farm,
and
an-ment"
respecting
the
Soviet
cap-other
one
on
the
farm
at
the
footlltal
might
be
expected
soon,
of
the
Bulkley
hill,
formerly
known
A
Russian
army
communique,
as
the
Oulton
farm
and
only
a
'reported
by
the
Nazi
propaganda
;
in
in
an
an
attempt
attempt
to
wj
main
mam-
It
it
ls
js
n0w
now
stated
stated
that
mat
the
tne
site
site
Knollys,
Knollys,
newly-named
newiy-namea
governor
governor
.
.
,
.
,
.
.
the
Pacific,
Major
i
r.
1,1.
in
Is
nwir.
J
:e
in
io
the
Smithers
airport
prov-.
Bermuda,
has
been
appointed
Kiyotoml
Okamoto
waSin2
to
be
one
of
the
most
satis-'
knight-commander
of
the
ord
order
as
is
saying
ln
a
D
o
m
e
1
1
factory
sites
ln
the
whole
list
of
.
gt
Mlchaei
and
St.
George.
hmnrtrast
todav.
but
the
Japanese
people
should
be
prepared
for
the
worst
In
case
tne
tains
lau.
uw-moto
Is
chief
of
the
second
section
of
the
army
general
staff.
The
cabinet
of
Premier
Prince
Konoye
resigned
today.
Konoye
had
been
among
the
Japanese
leaders
who
was
anxious
to
maintain
amicable
relations
with
the
United
States.
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3.id
HE
HEARD
HE
WAS
DEAD
-
LONDON.
Oct.
16:
0)
Air
War
ripn
Jimmv
Barker,
dazed
by
a
homb.
heard
somebody
say
"there's
a
poor
blighter
dead"
as
he
was
parried
off
on
a
shutter,
tie
man-
laged
to
move
his
head
and
they
took
him
to
hospital.
He
recoV'
ered.
mile
out
of
town.
These
stations
are
built
at
a
cost
of
approximately
$9000
each
and
the
buildings
that
are
now
being
erected
at
the
airport
itself
at
Lake
Kathlyn
will
cost
about
$70,000.
U,UUV.
aeenev
DNB.
claimed
that
Ru
manian
forces
had
broken
the
defence
lines
of
Odessa
and
the
city
was
in
flames.
KNOLLYS
K.OM.G.
lniinoH
net
16!
CP)
viscount
ww-.
-
of
airports
being
built
throughout
the
country.
With
the
ground
7Trr,
.
.
,
,
sloping
away
from
tne
site
in
"
"
very
direction
excellent
drainage
u"'s
wu
uv
M
x.wu.
.
is
guaranteed
and
the
nature
of
quickly.
Every
load
of
gravel
the
ground
itself
could
hardly
be
passes
over
a
scale
and
Is
weigh-lmprcved
upon
for
the
required
ed
as
It
goes
onto
the
field.
satisfactory
rjroaress'
is
being
uurpuse.
...
I
4
j4.
j
v.-
n.n,
hoc
Gravel
ls
being
secured
ciose.
Dy
the
airport
which
gives
the
ad-
not
yet
interfered
materially
with
vantage
of
a
short
hall
and
quick',
the
work.
Prince
Rupert
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Contributions
arc
going
over
with
a
BANG!
Citizens
of
Prince
Rupert,
this
is
your
golden
opportunity
to
achieve
this
long-felt
want
exclusively
for
your
pleasure
and
entertainment.
Come,
one
and
all,
let's
get
behind
this
most-worthy
effort.
Follow
the
lead
of
our
fellows
who
arc
freely
and
gratuitously
giving
their
time
and
bending
their
every
energy
in
soliciting
your
patronage.
Let's
sec
to
it
that
Unit
No.
1
will
soon
be
under
construction
at
First
and
Mcliride.
Subscriptions
have
passed
the
half-way
mark.
Shoot
it
clear
over
the
top!
WATCH
THE
INDICATOR
OPPOSITE
THE
POST
OFFICE
v.
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