Weather
Forecast
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-loMP
islands
Light
easterly
winds,
shifting
to
southwest
this
afternoon
Partly
cloudy
with
fog
pats
ncs
at
first.
NO.
250.
gjCXX.
Ge
-
recortcD
out
of
Whltehorse
ln
'the
Yulctm
Search
operations
have
been
insutused
for
all
three.
Up
'0
aoon
today,
no
successful
results
nad
been
reported
as
a
re--".ill
ol
Oie
searching.
The
wo
missing
planes
on
tha
coaii
were
flying
ln
opposite
dlr-tcioss
One
was
the
plane
of
uvinione
Werneke,
prominent
Yukon
mining
man
and
pilot,
nn-
ifporien
slncp
thi
tvicsprt
ovpri
-vume.
a
Jake
a,
the
north
lt
to
&een
sighted
around
Its
des-Jnaum,
but,
as
far
as
can
be
leameo
failed
to
land.
Pmvm-ai
police
are
receiving
me
--.D-operatlon
of
the
Royal
uwadian
Air
Force
and
the
Roval
Lfin-aHw.
.
...
I
Z
operaUons
for
the
planes
(
coast
There
has
been
thick
fog
along
V2"J
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CANADA
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ternoon
(PST).
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TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourfcwy
6.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
We
BY
MINISTER
OF
LABOR1
"i
i
m
ti
.
.
.
crease
m
uasic
Wajjc
Kates
Are
,
Prohibited.
OTTAWA,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
Compulsory
extension
of
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a
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1
iti
n
rm
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nuniatui
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as
jig
leiuiiseu
lerms
nr
a
1
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l
XT
rr
Mt
mt
IN
CRASH
OF
PLANE
litre
and
Alert
Bay
Another
In
Yukon
Werneke
Victim
Inspector
Ernest
Gammon,
provincial
police,
received
the
following
message
this
after
noon
from
Skipper
Victor
Bond
of
the
police
boat
I.M.-L-7
"Located
both
missing
planes
in
Clam
Passage
behind
Salal
Islandv
Milbank
Sound.
Werneke
plane
crashed.
Both
men
dead.
Crrw
of
northbound
plane
life.
The
Waco
plane,
reported
missing
northbound,
was
sighted
north
of
Bella
Bella
flying
about
fifty
feet
above
the
water,
according
to
word
received
by
the
provincial
police
today.
This
would
make
it
appear
that
two
planes
might
be
down
in
the
lame
area
as
the
Werneke
plane
which
was
last
seen
at
Butedale
which
ts
not
far
north
of
Bella
Bella,
One
theory
was
that
one
ot
the
planes
might
have
made
a
forced
landing
and
the
other
put
down
to
assist
it.
also
prohibits
Increase
in
basic
wage
rates
and
provides
for
the
setting
up
of
a
national
war
labor
board
and
regional
war
labor
boards
to
administer
provisions.
Whereas
order
No.
7440
applied
only
to
war
industries
and
industries
normally
subject
to
the
Fed-'
eral
Industrial
Disputes
Investigation
Act,
the
new
order
also
applies
to
employers
engaged
in
or
more
persons
and
every
other
private
employers
employing
fifty
or
more
persons.
It
does
not
apply
to
employers
engaged
In
agriculture
or
fishing,
to
hospitab
and
religious,
charitable
or
education
present
order.
The
order,
however,
empowers
the
national
board
to
fix
an
earlier
date
for
computation
of
bonus
in
case
of
any
employer
where
It
finds
such
ac
tion
fair
and
reasonable.
Last
minute
revisions
of
Vancouver
Orandvlew
-
15'i
Bralorne
l0
Butesaic
a
noon
Tuesday
on
their
.
Pioneer
a
from
Hyder
to
Alert
Bay
en-
irfml.er
routs-
u,
California.
The
other
was
P"valeer
Wac:.
seaplane
which
left
AlertRno
"
V'
Bav
ih.
j.
1,1
j
T
'Sheep
Creek
lormacon
received
here
does
not
eai
wno
was
on
board
the
lat-
nils
Oreille
165
Calmont
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C.
&
E.
Home
Beattle
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Pat
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Red
Lake
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Red
Lake
Moneta
1.20
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ieit
Whiieriorse
Tor
1.06
1.55
Consolidated
Smelters
39.00
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Addison
Little
Long
Lac
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2.15
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it
is
suEEested
the
miss-In.
v.t
Dome
3.3o
ml
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.....
n
nil
.
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v
u
uuwii
at,
san
Antonio
-
1
rom
hich
it
has
been
sherritt
Gordon
""possible
to
COmmimlrntA
.
1
"Mwmng
to
a
dispatch
oublish-
1
L,Toronto
yesterday
and
pur-
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
and
U.
Portediy
nV.-'-...ni
be
learn
emanMin,
ac
far
as
can
R').
-&
"win
mute
civilian,
-
.
i.
Tn
,t
dx
.
Plan
were
missing
cd
here,
there
was
no
basis
or
Jus
north
Pacific
coast-four
tlfication
for
such
a
oispau.
I
Smlthers
L.
H.
Kenney.
Hazelton
James
Turnbull.
'
Terrace
Will
Robinson.
Ocean
Falls
H.
Griffiths.
;
Captain
W.
H.
Cro:ker.
rc-'cruiting
officer,
and
Sergeant
A.
.he
Barr.
recruiting
sergeant,
will
also
.,
,
,,n
,...
auena
me
conierence
wiui
mc
governments
ujuei-m-cuunm
wy-
civilian
delegation.
ering
the
wages
stabilization
pro-
gram
necessitated
posiponemeiiw
from
yesterday
until
this
morning
announcement
of
the
details
of
the
plan.
Yesterday
Mr.
McLarty
cancelled
a
press
conference
on
the
matter
and
said
he
would
make
the
details
known
at
a
press
conference
at
6
am.
(PST
today
the
coast
between
Prince
Rupert
ano
Aier
Bay
and
a
third
Is
un
and
ln
a
broadcast
at
3:45
this
af
R.A.F.
Wanting
Recruits
For
Air
And
Ground
Crew
j
Flying
Officer
W.
C.
Goudle
of
Vancouver
yesterday
held
recruit-ling
sessions
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
at
the
City
Hall1
and
is
continuing
them
today.
There
Is
a
fair
response
to
the
appeal
for
volunteers
for
this
glamorous
branch
of
the
service.
Air
crew
may
oc
cmuiu
Lrcri.vrt
Cariboo
Quartz
2-20
'the
ages
of
18
and
33
and
ground
Hedley
Mascot
J
(crew
between
18
and
50
Flying
Officer
Goudie
will
sail'
by
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
on
j
his
return
to
Vancouver.
NAPLES
IS
HITAGAIN
Other
Points
In
Italy
Also
Raided
j
By
British
ROME,
October
25:
0
Thei
Italian
High
Command
reports
1
that
Naples,
Ragus
and
Llcata;
were
raided
last
night
by
British
j
air
forces.
RINGS
AROUND
STARS
The
giant
rings
around
Saturn
are
179,uuu
mnes
in
diameter.
George
W.
Weaver,
who
ran
as
Co-operative
Commonwealtn
Feci-
pratlon
candidate
for
Prince
Ru
pert
In
the
recent
provincial
election,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
on
his
return
to
his
home
in
Vancouver.
GERMAN
OBJECTIVES
BOMBED
LONDON
The
German
Rhine-land,
a
dock
in
the
Nazi-occupied
port
of
Brest
and
Axis
shipping
off
the
Jiorwegian
coast
were
Royal
Air
Force
targets
last
night.
Seven
enemy
planes
were
bagged
without
loss
to
themselves
by
Polish
Jliers
around
Cap
Giiz
Nez
in
daylight
raids
yesterday.
TO
OVERCOME
DIFFICULTIES
MANCHESTER
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
declared
today
that
Great
Britain
would
overcome
many
geographical
difficulties
in
fulfilling
the
"immensely
formidable
task"
of
giving
promised
aid
to
Russia.
ITALIAN
CRUISER
SUNK
LONDON
An
Italian
mer-,
chant
cruiser
has
been
torpe-1
doed
by
a
British
submaiine
in
i
the
Mediterranean
and
probably
sunk,
the
Admiralty
announces.
ENGLAND
IS
BOMBED
LONDON
Southwest
England
towns,
where
some
residents
were
buried
under
debris,
East
Anglia,
South
Wales
and
Mcr-seyside
were
bombed
last
night
by
the
German
luftwaffe.
BROOKLYN
FIRE
NEW
YORK
There
was
a
three-alarm
fire
in
a
Brooklyn
dry
dock
this
morning.
Two
ships
were
reported
ablaze.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
25,
1941.
KING
SEES
MIGHTY
ARRAY
OF
ARMORED
FIGHTING
MACHINES
Tin.-
h.iye
assembly
of
guns
and
their
attend
jh
motor
vehicles
were
part
of
the
equipment
of
an
armored
"divoion
of
the
eastern
command
whl
h
His
Majesty
the
King
recently
inspected.
All
types
of
armored
and
motorized
fighting
machines
were
included
in
the
divisions
equipment.
COMMITTEE
APPOINTED
al
associations
operated
on
a
non-
'
profit
basis.
Those
Who
Will
Go
To
Victoria;
Employers
paying
bonus
under
To
Represent
District
At
order
No.
7440
are
required
to
In-.
Recruiting
Convention
crease
it
on
November
15
to
an
amount
based
on
the
cost-of-liv-
The
following
have
been
named
ing
Index
as
of
October.
Employ-
as
representatives
from
Prince
ers
not
paying
the
bonus
must
Rupert
and
outside
points
to
rep-start
-after
February,
1942,
on
the
resent
this
district
as
a
civilian
basis
of
the
rise.
Jn.liylng
.cost
from
commutes
at
a
recruiting
conven-Ocl6tef,''l94i","to'
'January.
1942.
tion
to
be
held
in
Victoria
during
Thus
the
basis
of
bonus
for
cm-
the
first
week
in
November,
ployment
now.
brought
under
scope
Prince
Rupert
Alex
Mackenzie,
of
the
order
will
not
be
retio-
D.
G.
Borland.
J.
J.
Little,
W.
L.
active
to
the
start
of
the
war
but
Armstrong
and
O.
A.
Hunter,
to
the
coming
into
effect
of
the
Stewart-James
Thompson
v
Bulletins
ALL
POLLS
REPORTED
Pattullo's
Majority
Now
Stands
At
Ninety-nine
With
all
polls
now
accounted
for
and
only
the
exstraprovlncial
mili
tary
vote
remaining,
the
count
for
Prince
Rupert
In
the
provintial
ection
now
stands
at:
.
Pattullo
...u--.,-y,w;1665.
'
"Weaver'
.'.
1566
Pa'.'ullo
majority,
99.
The
final
poll
to
report
was
Oona
River
which
gave
Pattullo
ten
and
Weaver,
eight.
The
absentee
vote,
Included
In
the
above
totals,
was
62
for
Pattullo
and
52
for
Weaver.
New
Houses
Are
The
lumber
for
the
houses
being
built
for
the
government
at
Seal
Cove
is
arriving
regularly
and
the
houses
are
being
built
in
section
at
Seal
Cove.
It
Is
said
that
half
of
them
will
be
ready'
for
occupation
by
the
end
of
No-
by
the
end
of
the
year.
The
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
is
preparing
to
move
its
power
lines
to
conform
with
the
street
lines
and
the
whole
area
between
the
Hays
Creek
bridge
and
Seal
Cove
presents
a
scene
of
great
1
Universal
Gun
Carriers
Two
of
these
a
month
is
Prince
Rupert's
objective
in
War
Savings
Certificate
drive.
These
are
the
machines
of
war
which
have
been
demonstrating
on
city
streets
during
the
past
couple
of
days
in
connection
with
the
campaign.
north
of
Moscow.
Being
Built
In
n
the
the
railway
leading
S-1
Shake-Up
By
Mussolini
porations
or
Guilds
in
a
sweeping
shake-up,
affecting
nineteen
of
twenty-two
guilds
controlling
the
country's
pconoml;
nroduction.
Therea-
MAY
SAIL
ANYWHERE
vember
and
all
will
be
completed
United
States
Senate
Foreign
Re-
lations
Committee
Increasing
Scope
of
Armed
Ship
Bill.
WASHINGTON,
October
25:
The
Senate
foreign
relations
committee
voted
today
to
broaden
the
armed
ship
bill
to
permit
United
States
merchant
vessels
to
sail
anywhere
on
the
high
seas.
Opponents
of
the
administration's
foreign
policy
declared
the
expanded
bill
would
stir
up
more
prolonged
Senate
debate
than
the
House-approved
legislation
confined
to
arming
of
merchant
ships.
Consideration
of
the
revised
measure
will
start
Monday.
VETERAN
BRUMMELL
Wonder
of
the
World"
the
"Rock"
now
is
a
veritable
maze
oi
underground
barracks,
hospitals
and
business
places.
Curfew
rings
at
9
p.m.
and
streets
are
deserted.
Tonight's
train,
due
to
arrive
from
the
east
at
11
o'clock,
was
ronnrtaA
fhle
Tnornlncr
tn
Ko
frrtv
minutes
late.
Tomorrow
sT
ides
High
Low
.
5:55
a.m.
18.2
ft.
17:41
pm.
18.7
ft.
11:40
m
7.9
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT3
Are
Increasing
Assault
Despite
Heavy
Losses,
Nazis
Launch
Greater
Attack
Upon
Moscow
Berlin
Claims
to
Be
Within
Twenty
Miles
of
Soviet
Capital
and
to
Have
Taken
Kharkov,
Heart
of
Donets
Industrial
Area.
LONDON,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
Russian
military
dispatches
declared
today
that,
despite
loss
of
300,000
men
in
the
first
three
weeks
of
the
battle
for
the
Soviet
capital,
powerful
German
forces
have
launched
a
new
attack
along
the
whole
Moscow
front.
A
round-about
report
reaching
London
and
credited
to
German
sources,
being
without
confirmation,
said
that
Nazi
spearheads
had
driven
to
within
twenty
miles
of
the
capital.
Other
German
onslaughts
have
been
launched
simultaneously
against
Crimea
and
at
the
approaches
to
Rostov
on
the
southern
front.
These
were
said
to
have
been
beaten
back
by
the
Red
Army
with
counter-attacks.
The
Germans
today
claimed
the
capture
of
Kharkov,
the
heart
of
FUND
IS
$22,100
Further
Acknowledgments
Today
in
Civic
Centre
Campaign.
With
a
number
of
anticipated
the
Donets
Basin
industrial
area,
substantial
donations
as
well
as
and
Belgorod,
forty-seven
miles
lesser
Pges
still
outstanding.
to
the
civic
centre
canvass
drive
had
reached
a
total
oi
$22,100,
it
was
announced
today
by
the
campaign
treasurer,
G.
T.
German.
T.
Collart
$
20
H.
S.
Wallace
C.
25
Iinzey
and
Ingram
10
J.
Preece
25
ASlUlftJPMh.
fr-Carry.
k.,n,;
10,.
R.
E.
Benson
10
O.
Hanson
109
ROME,
October
25:
CP
Pre-
J-
Dybhavn
-
1M
mier
Benltn
Mussolini
todav
CaDt-
John
wlck
-
25
transferred
or
replaced
sixty
H-
Eylfson
5
nfflorc
nr
tho
Foc-ict
rv,r.
vv
.
oincmir
(Inverness
iU
sons
were
not
announced
but
Captick
Family
..
Sections,
Seal
Cove
ent
ln
meeting
Is
nssiimivl
It.
was
fn
tnnlcp
M.
Hale
-
guild
system
more
effici-
wartime
needs.
n.
Jensen
Kenneth
Laird
-
.
Scotch
Dance
Enthusiasts
(per
Mrs.
J.
Hadden)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Anderson
W.
Rothwell
-
W.
A.
Pilfold
and
Family
Robert
Wood
James
Brown
C.
W.
Swanson
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
McLeod
and
Family
-
B.
Jensen
Ole
Wick
S.
A.
Nlckerson
R.
R.
Straxhan
u-i.
T.
Johnston
C.
Currie
II.
Eriksen
....
W.
H.
Trotter
Ned
Tobey
H.
LetourneaU
C.
C.
Mils
LONDON,
Oct.
25:
Q
Edward
HugQ
Kroner
Marsden,
a
retired
school
atten-
j
comadina
dance
officer
who
died
at
the
age
r&n
rjibb
of
87,
was
married
for
the
second
T
s
Trvin
time
at
77,-
went
ior
an
airpiane
Mnrdo
McArthur
:i.
flight
at
81
and
won
a
men's
Rupert
peoples
Store
........
beauty
competition
when
he
was
AIax
Hellbroner
t
8J-
Kaien
Hardware
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
WORLD'S
EIGHTH
WONDER
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clothiers
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G.
Steen
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Hotel
Percy
Bard
...........
Andrew
Antonsen
NOW
NAZI
TARGET
2
3
5
2
2
10
5
3
3
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15
2
5
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Ltd.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
Burnett.
5
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Kelsey
2
Mrs.
R,
Brown
..
5
Kelly
Douglas
&
Co.
Ltd
100
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
100
Mrs.
M.
C.
Madlll,
Vogue
Shop
10
Northern
Shipping
Co.
5
Mr.
W.
Brass
and
Peter
Brass
H.
J.
Rees
-
,
:.
L.
Dickinson
Neil
MacDonald
:
J.
Chrlstensen
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E.
A.
Nlckerson
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Foreman
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25
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75c
25c
The
Tower
ot
London,
until
the
19th
century,
served
as
a
royal
residence'as
well
as
a
prison.