HKRLIN,
Nov.
1:
The
German
government
in
an
extraordinary
statement
issued
from
Hitler's
headquarters
today,
charged
the
United
States
dc-st
roycrs
Greer
and
Kearney
with
aggression
against
(ierman
naval
units
and
admitted
officially
for
the
first
time
that
Germany's
U-boats
fired
at
the
Kearney.
The
statement
did
not
intimate
any
change
in
relations
with
the
United
States
and
contained
neither
threats
nor
hints
as
to
future
policy.
LOTS
SOLD
!
CABINET
Number
or
Properties
Taken
Over
Mostly
Tor
Building
Purposes
b:....
""x:-,u,:i
Mti:
Pre.
Maximum
1...
BY
CITY!
CHANGES
:
of
cji.y
lots
have
bsn
;
ihc
monuh
and
the
Mimg
their
sale
was
C
U.s
6
and
7,
block
'
:
:
Taul
Dempscy,
$155.00.
"
bDck
33.
section
5.
Otto
A.
Pfi..j
-
$80.00.
i
'
.
:k
43,
section
5,
Wil-
O
Fa,
jn,
$122.50.
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26,
section
1,
Stoy-
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2
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1
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27.
section
1,
Wll-
552.50.
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urometer
..30.220
barometer
..27.345
emperature
....53
cmperature
....33
:n;perature
43.65
11.85
Inches
nine
14.8
hours
'tnd
and
velocity,
50
miles
per
ne
16th.
MIA
ON
QUI
VIVE
mE
Indla-
Nov.
1:
0)-As
a
e-
"""Kiury
measure,
the
gov-
(
n
a
a
advised
people
to
name
and
address
of
:'
km
so
relatives
can
be
caias"100
m
event
of
death
alr
Wort
WIND,
Enc.
Nov.
1:
D
apv-::e
to
help
persons
in-'ds
Is
on
ambulance
1
be
drawn
by
a
bicycle
0
"ken
into
areas
mot--
cannot
enter.
Lord
Halifax
And
Lord
Beaver
brook
Involved
In
Coming
Shake-up
in
British
Council
ye.eiaay
and
will
be
Lord
Beaverbrook
and
Lord
Hail
ed
whtn
Ccmmkjioner
fax,
ambassador
to
Washington
,.o
a
a,
city
-council
and
member
of
ihe
war
cabinet
One
of
the
lots
sold
are
imminent.
Edgar
Louis
Gran-t
over
to
the
military
Viiie,
L:be:al
National
Member
of
t,u
ihe
sum
of
$1.00.
parliament
said
at
a
luncheon
ad-he
list
of
properties
dress
today.
He
said
the
changes
jwculd
be
"surprises"
and
would
,
,
k
43,
section
5,
An-
involve
not
only
the
minister
of
o.
$12230.
'supply
but
also
Lord
Halifax
and
.
Oi
iOi,
21
and
all
Of
fhi
fnrpten
office.
t
:k
16,
section
6,
David
(
ana
fiances
A.
lutcmc,
.
k
15,
section
7
K
13.
section
7,
Henry
Jess!
j
k
12,
section
7,
John
British
Raided
Mussolini
Says
Bolshevism
Dying
ROME.
Nov.
1:
Premier
Mussolini
told
his
blackshlrt
followers
who
thronged
before
his
balcony
in
sniu
of
all
coalitions
we
will
und
12,
block
19,
sec-
every
obstacle."
In
response
-zander
S.
Mitchell,
,,0
lne
Cheers
which
greeted
hlsi
-ad.
IN.B.C.)
Battery,
declaraUon,
h
said,
"We
are
fac-l
c
.m
Artillery,
(NPAM),
the
0f
the
twentieth
r.
B.
C,
$1.00.
r
of
tne
fascist
era
with
an
o:ot:k
2,
section
7
(re-
lron.ilke
faith.
The
heart
of
bol-
al)
claim
to
lot
44
and
shevisni)
against
which
we
began
42
In
toe
same
block
OUf
flrst
batUe
20
years
ago,
Is
Hereof),
Karl
Markl,
dying
Weather
Report
Weather
Forecast
coast,
.
t
m.
weather
wum
Made
by
Hitler.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
1
mineral
synopsis
me
f
.
.
i
i
Pawl
TORONTO,
Nov.
1:
"The
Nazi
attack
on
Russia
proved
the
cost-j
liest
psychological
blunder
of
the;
war.
It
failed
because
Churchill'
and
Roosevelt
wouldn't
be
fooled,"
states
Pierre
van
Paassen,
well
known
author
and
foreign'
correspondent,
in
an
article
in
the
current
'
Liberty
magazine.
Van
Taassen.
who
spent
his
first
several
years
as
a
newspaperman
here
in
Canada,
siatej
in
the
article
that
Hitler's
one
goal
in
every
important
military
and
political
offensive
that
he
has
launched
since
September.
1910,
has
been
to
force
England
to
her
knees
without
having
to
risk
an
invasion.
Hitler
has
one
supreme
"peace
imnnv
Nrw
i-
pahtn.t.
offensive"
attempt
left
to
make.
changes
involving
Supply
Minister
believes
van
Paassen,
and
his
ar
tide
lists
seven
attempts
made
in
the
past
thirteen
months:
1.
Tokyo-Berlin
Axis,
announced
September
27,
1940,
designed
as
a
threat
against
the
British
Empire
in
Asia.
2.
The
Russia
-
Germany
n
w
friendship
pact.
January
10,
1941.
3.
Taking
over
of
Bulgaria
on
March
1,
1941,
as
a
warning
to
Turkey
against
military
co-operation
with
Britain.
4.
Hitler's
five
months'
delay
in
taking.
aco.a
.against
Jugcj
Slaviaf
whereby
he
let
Italy
be
defeated
and
Libya
to
show
B'-li-
w
i
ri
In
in
u
Greece
recce
a
Italian
titles
his
itaiy.
illingness
to
sacrifice
.
-
f
tt
i
w-..
in.1
Iknmn
said
tndav
he
was
President
Roosevelt
Expects
amount
of
damage,
not
disclosed.
V.t-
4V,n
irnvnmmnnt
Viarl
PreStOll
nn
lenlslation
nrotrram
to
sumbit
San
to
Parliament
when
it
convenes
Monday
and
did
not
see
how
the
session
could
last
more
than
a
13
the
weather
report
'on
the
north
coast
has
been
(
It
lg
understood
both
the
Prime
c-.imth
of
October
issued
cloudy
and
jnuci
ana
juvukim
Mmigter
and
the
leader
of
the
Oi-by
island
metcorolog
have
occurred
on
the
me
coast
It
opposition
will
tell
members
of
rthMr
visit
to
England.
28th
has
been
fair
and
mild.
j
,
;
9th
I
VVest
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
4th
-Light
southerly
winds,
mostly;
A.
Ugara
left
last
night
on
the
2Rth'falr
and
mild
except
for
local
Cardena
for
Bella
Bella
to
con-
icloudlness
at
first.
f"1"
"4
Full
and
Free
Discussion
of
All
Questions
With
Premier
King
Royal
Canadian
if
any,
was
SPEEDY
SALVAGE
Schooner
Eider
Raised
and
Delivered
on
Dry
dock
Within
One
Week.
Yesterday
with."'
decks
awash
and
the
foredeck
flooded
the
schooner
Eider,
the
property
of
the
United
States.
Fish
and
Wild-Life
Service
was
.
an
interesting
sight
as
she
was
toned
up
the
harbor
to
the
dry
dock.
When
southbound
from
Alaska
the
ran
on
to
Green
Top
Island
Friday
morning
of
last
week.
On
Friday
afternoon
salvage
operations
were
commenced
by
the
Armour
Salvage
Company
and
today
she
was
delivered
to
the
dry
dock
for
the
owners.
Two
tugs
and
two
derricks
were
employed
1n
the
opeia-tions.
She
was
lying
on
her
side
in
a
helpless
condition
when
the
salvage
crew
arrived
and
the
task
seemed
almost
hopeless.
She
was
formerly
the
halibut
schooner
Idaho.
TODAY'S
(Courtesy
8.
D.
5.
The
unnecessary
and
costly
Mines-
STOCKS
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
"'
;
ROME,
Nov.
I:
0)-New
British
lr
invasion
oi
urce
m
way,
Grandview
.,
1534
..
lo,
block
8,
sec-
air
raidS
on
Naples
and
Sicilian
.v
Be:ker,
$100.00.
ports
of
Llcata
and
Palermo
uere
..0
24,
bla
k
1,
scctton
disci0scd
by
the
Italian
high
Hauley,
$132.50.
mand
ay.
The
extent
of
the
j
4,
block
15,
section
damage
was
not
reported,
icion,
Solbcrg
Jackion,
to
convince
England
of
the
feas-
ability
Isles.
on
May
10,
ia4i,
carrying
peace
proposals.
7.
The
invasion
of
Russia
on
June
22,
1941,
as
an
appeal
to
British
appeasement
groups
over
the
head
of
the
government
and
as
an
attempt
to
stop
American
Bralorne
10.50
of
invasion
of
the
British
Cariboo
Quartz"'...."'.".'..".
2.25
Pend
Oreille
6.
The
flight
of
Hess
to
England
pioneer
aid
on
the
grounds
that
Germany
H'ome
was
dissipating
me
inreai
io
tue
world
of
Communism.
Brief
Session
Of
Parliament
Begins
Monday.
Premier
Privateer
Reno
-
Sheep
Creek
Oils
Calmont
.......
C.
&
E.
j.
1.53
2.10
'
.66
.47
.11
.15
1.15
2.15
.01
Toronto
Beattie
,
-
101
Central
Patricia
,
,
1-45
Consolidated
Smelters
38.25
Hardrock
C9
Kerr
Addison
-
4.45
Little
Long
Lac
1.56
B
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.03
Madsen
Red
Lake
58
McKenzie
Red
Lake
1.02
-i..-
Moneta
i-
M
Pickle
Crow
2.5j
East
Dome
3.20
Antonio
-
2.21
Sherrltt
Gordon
.-.
.37
Customs
and
Excise
Revenue
Lend
Administrator,
Article
Reports
On
Rus
sian
Conference
Does
Not
Need
Men
But
Guns
And
Gasoline
Hitler
will
ntver
take
Moscow,
in
spMc
of
the
terrific
power
of
the
Nazi
drive,
and
the
battle
line
will
icmain
wr
.
of
the
Sovicf
;apltal,
ji
the
opin.jn
of
Premier
Joseph
V.
Stalin.
The
Soviet
leader's
flat
prediction,
made
personally
to
United
States
Lease-Lend
Administrator
Ha:ry
Hopkins,
Is
revealed
for
the
first
time
by
Hopkins
in
a
s.gned
a
,Jcb
in
1he
American
Magazine.
Hopkins,
who
flew
to
Moscow
to
confer
with
Stalin
as
President
Roosevelt's
personal
representative,
quotes,
the
Russian
Premier
as
follows:
-
"We
Russians
shall
win
this
war.
The
battle
front
will
remain
west
of
Moscow.
Russia
331a
will
wm
not
not
fall.
Russia
Is
huge,
exorablc.
Russia
Is
Weather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Pr
ncc
Rupert
and
"Queen
Char-,,lt
Moderate
to
occo-
n
Islands
High
0:10
ajn.
19.4
It.
S0UU1
wuku,
uaswy
ciouuy
imuU
12:17
pm.
21.2
pm.
and
with
occasional
iuui
ui
uie
Low
6:14
ajn.
6.4
ft.
'fiprnoon.
18:45
p.m.
4.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
xNQ.256.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
1.J941.
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W
Ef
101
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PB
1
mm
mWw
Long
Air
Formation
Seen
flu
E
mm
German
GovernnuV
United
States
A
g
.0
n
By
Destroyers
Greer
and
Kearney
ATTACK
ON
RUSSIA
IS
BLUNDER
Dover
Is
Shelled
by
STALIN
TELLS
Rrjtajn
SneeA
Un
Bk
Big
German
German
Guns
Guns
u
u
u
unDinvc"
ad
if
INC
"
OpeedS
Hcu
Up
The
German
forts,
the
guns
of
which
have
been
pointing
at
Do-iver
and
vicinity,
and
which
un
loosed
V
their
big
shells
this
after-
Famous
Writer
S
uresis
Why
,
u?
L
I,
,
T
Various
War
Moves
Were
'Klri.Mh!?:
i
uiiuuiruii
ujr
uiu
-.iuuau,
uuu
lilt'
11
11
AS
1
11.
i
11
U
A
I
OF
DEFENCES
stacks
on
uermany
Lease
Signed
And
Occupied
France
SSUUS
Arny
,
Station
Car
31
MINERS
Russia.
She
will
not
again
be
en
slaved."
Qfolln
rnlii4..t
Vila
r.idU.
Ten
Ships
Hit
and
Number
of
Kcv
Cities
Bombed
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
as
Watchers
on
Shore
View
Scene.
,
LONDON,
Nov.
1:
(CP)-Spccding
up
the
bat-tie
of
the
west
the
Royal
Air
Force
hurled
a
mile-long
formation
against
the
French
invasion
coast
today
after
an
over-night
bombing
w
h
i
c
h
hit
ten
ships
at
sea
and
key
cities
in
Germany
and
occupied-France.
Watchers
on
the
southeast
coast
saw
the
dav
shift
going
into
action
through
squalls
with
the
armada
blotting
out
a
mile
of
the
sky.
Ten
vessels
in-eluded
a
tanker,
a
large
supply
vessel
and
an
escort
ship
were
hit
last
night
off
the
coast
of
Norway
and
the
Friesian
Islands.
Upsets
Early
Today
with
Xtis
sentence,
"Once
we
I
nynpr
rlitn
A
VP
V'U1"V'4
III
11
nt.
tiusted
this
man,"
and
Hopkins
reports
thxt
as
the
Russian
die-
tator
ref3rred
to
ILfcicr
hU
man-
Before
daylight
this
morning
an
ner
was
more
eloquent
than
his
army
station
car
driven
by
a
sol-wotds.
dler
and
travelling
fast
tried
to
"It
was
only
when
he
mentioned
turn
the
corner
near
the
high
ruaier,
HopKins
writes,
"tnat
ne
school
toward
Fourth
avexme.
.
I
not
raise
his
voice;
rather
it
went
hospital
shortly
after
the
accident,
as
cold
as
his
eyes
and
the
mel-
An
investigation
is
taking
place.
low
narsnness
oi
it
Decame
grat-
.
lng.
Of
Hitler
he
spoke
slowly,
not
measuring
his.
words
nor
consld-
PiMpno
Rica
in
erlne
'his
Dhrasins:.
but
as
if
he
ILCo
lloC
111
wanted
the
interpreter
he
had
assigned
to
me
ito
convey
to
me
every
syllable
in
its
implication
And
riirwt.
mpanlncr
Many
Countries
cph
Stalin
would
have
liked
noth-
countries
were:
'Great
Britain.
43
1
A
from
Mcscow's
niener
Affam
mince
u.
'
-
Summtnj
snmmw
ing
better
at
that
moment
than
anQ
Per
i-apaaa,
vxo
ana
to
have
had
Hitler
sitting
where
eSht;
New
Zealand,
15
and
seven;
I
sat.
His
hands
seemed
to
feel
u-
S.
A.,
nine
and
two.
lor
something-
Geimany
would
"
have
needed
a
new
chancellor."
City
Impregnable
Hopkins'
description
of
Moscow's
air
raid
defences
would
seem
to!
bear
out
Stalin's
view
that
the!
r;ity
is
Impregnable.
Explaining'
that
everyone
is
forced
to
go
to
sheltere
during
a
raid,
or
face
arrest,
he
writes:
j
...r
T,r.r,-0
Sir
Raphael
West
Cilento.
dlrec
Customs
ana
excise
revenue
uu
i,nnkirL(,
emnhasized
that
it
.
ni
r-i.
i.
tfnH
.Vin
tne
port
oi
rrinre
'u
w.
was
materlal
and
not
men
month
or
uciooer
"us
year
"atnOn
doesn't
want
our
led
$83,012.19
as
compared
with
or
our
Army
Private
Medical
Practice
Decline
Navy,"
he
states.
"Russia,
by
recent.
Commonwealth
regula-
$22,250.93
in
the
same
month
last
wjmts
t(J
fight
her
war
herseir.
,year,
bringing
tne
voiai
lor
Her
manpower
reserves
are
huge,
to
date
to
$475,907.11
in
comparl-
But
g;alln
id
me
frankly
son
with
$188,073.63
in
the
first
.hat
Russla
needs,
that
her
men
ten
months
of
1940.
lmd
women
may
give
all
their
,
strength
to
the
cause
which
is
BOX-OFFICE
DEMI'SEY
;ours
as
well
as
hers.
!
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
1:
B
In
the
"Stalin
asked
for
tanks,
for
TTVnP
PARK
NY.,
NOV.
1:
Right
Hon.
William
history
of
boxing,
only
five
con-
planes,
for
big
guns,
anti-aircraft
,,
V
V;.,a.'
.;mi
mimstei
mini5tp'
ot
nf
Lana
fVimfH
a,
ia
,
ai
nr-
tests
have
attracted
million-dollar
guns,
anU-tank
guns,
for
ammu-
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
pume
gates
(excluslve
of
ndl0
mo-;niuon,
and
for
the
superb
high-
rivinir
todav
from
Ottawa
tor
a
series
OI
COlUeiences
u
lcture
rights)
and
Jack
octane
gasoline
that
America
pro-
0teildintr
over
tWO
days
With
rresideilt
KOOSevelt,
It
Dempsey
was
a
participant
in
an
duces
and
is
shipping
to
England.
'
.,n,1
hnro
t.ndav.
The
nresident
When
tellin?
of
them.
IStalln
asked
for
huge
quantities
was
auiiuum.".
-
.
i,n11'o11,
num.f
nvofvHii'i.rf
of
barbwlre,
too.
of
a
protracted
war.
Nationalization
of
the
has
already
been
introduced
newsmen
abOUl
n,
w
u.
,....
.
Armstrong,
whose
nam.
"You're
wonderlns.
nerhaDs.whv
duces
the
best.
ToYnort
Tt
WOUld
110t
surprise
me
II
ail
piiai-es
OI
llie
S
I-
inciuded
In
the
list
of
those
Russia
with
her
Great
oil
fields.
by
high
octane
U'ltioil
concerning
the
tWO
nations
WOUKl
Come
up
111
tne
going
south
to
attend
the
recruit-
should"
want
gasoline
of
us.
That's
cmiie
of
conversations."
.
Ing
.conference,
did
Mljgeaye.
'easily
explained.
High
octane
gai
tlon
which
renders
every
dollar
under
60
liable
for
military
service
ln
Australia
and
which
usher-
ARE
DEAD
At
Biazcau
Collieries
19
Bodies
Have
Been
Removed
From
Mine
Others
Thought
Dead.
Then
his
body
grew
tense.
He
did
set.
the
driver
bein-r
taken
to
the
ed
by
an
explosion
yesterday
In
the
Brazeau
colllerls,
according
to
the
first
official
detailed
report.
John
Shanks,
general
manager
of
the
mine,
said,
"There
are
rune-teen
men
kilted
and
removed
from
the
mine,
and
it
is
believed
that
there
are
twelve
more
to
come."
Earlier
Shanks
and
the
other
officials
had
said
that
there
was
no
hope
that
any
of
the
men
would
"For
HiUer
he
had
more
than
CANBRRA'
Australia,
Nov.
1:-
be
found
allve
the
anger
he
would
necessarily
,e
Ac,tlnS
Commonwealth,
statis-
have
for
a
man
who
had
double-
cviuvhcc
ucime
wie
rai-
crossed
It
"amentary
War-time
Profits
Corn-hatred
hjm;
was
a
personal
that
I
have
seldom
heard
mittee
sald
that-
ln
the
Ilrst
tw0
expressed
by
anyone
in
author-
'ears
of
tne
last
war-
Prices
lrl
,ly.
Ihe
cold,
implacable
hatred
Australia
had
risen
by
14
percent,
he
has
for
the
German
was
clear-
So
far
in
thls
war
they
had
risen
Jv
evident.
Stalin's
huse
hands
DV
omy
nine
Per
cent
half
clenhrd.
I
think
that
Jos-
Corresponding
figures
Wilson
Dobie
Dies,
Vancouver
for
other
Parents
Reside
at
Copper
City
and
Sister
Is
on
Hospital
Staff.
Wilson
Dobie,
aged
26,
passed
away
in
Vancouver
yesterday
morning
after
a
short
illness.
He
leaves
a
father
and
mother,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
W.
Dobie.
who
reside
at
Copper
City;
three
sisters.
Miss
Edna
Dobie,
R.N.,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
nursing
staff.
Mrs.
J.
Hannah
and
Rober-
DAT!
in
Alicfvnlin
ta,
and
two
brothers,
Edwin
and
CC11
111
rlUoliailtt
rho.tps.
Charles.
As
As
the
the
dpceased
deceased
had
had
a
a
wide
circle
of
friends
around
BRISBANE,
Australia,
Nov.
1:
Prince
Rupert,
news
of
his
pass
tor-general
of
health
and
medical
puny.
Even
lfthey'd
let
you,
you
wouldn't
watch
a
raid
on
Moscow
vju-uf
.v.
gradual
decline
o
private
than'the
from
the
roof-not
more
medical
practices
with
i
the
en
ire
once.
The
downpour
of
shrapnel
ack-acks'
WOUld
uanonauaauun
ui
wie
iiicuitui
I
profession
in
Australia.
Group
,
i
i
.
.
.
1.
nn
th
niri
Stalin
pv.1
practice
unaer
siaie
cuutroi,
ne-
ing
will
be
heard
with
regret.
Australia
Has
Much
Magnesite
pects
to
get
from
the
UrUtedsald.
w0uld
b,e
the
lnevluble
result
Source
of
Magnesium
and
Epsom
Salts
in
Leigh
Creek
Coal-Field
District.
ADELAIDE,
Australia,
Nov.
1:
A
deposit
of
magnesite,
which
extended
for
14
miles
in
a
northerly
rilrpctlon
near
CODlev.
was
Drob-
ed
in
the
change
over
from
pri-
ably
the
jargest
deposlt
of
this
vate
practice
to
state
medical
ser-
mlnerai
m
the
world,
the
premier
vice,
he
said,
although
the
doctors
(Mr
piayf0rdt
said
in
describing
had
not
yet
realized
this.
his
vlslt
to
tne
far
nortn
to
m.
;
spect
the
Leigh
Creek
coalfield.
TRAM
TURNS
OVER
Tne
magneslte
is
high
grade,
BLACKBURN,
Eng.,
Nov.
l:
(f
and
is
to
be
found
there
In
driver
was
killed
and
13
most
unlimited
auantlties."
said
people
injured
when
a
double-deck
premier.
"it
could
casUy
form
tram
overturned
here.
;the
basis
of
a
laree
arid
imnor-
'
tant
Industry,
being
used
for
mak-
is
American.
America
alone
pro-
ing
magnesium,
a
metal
lighter
Planes
powered
and
stronger
than
aluminum,
for
have
enormous
which
there
is
an
ever-increasing
advantage
in
speed
over
those
demand.
Epsom
salts
are
also
using
low
octane."
made
from
magnesite."