:
Ik.
r
1
UI41
Anther
Forecast
DLstrlct
and
Queen
Islands-Overcast,
rain
rra,-iotip
southeast
wind,
four
miles
,
,l
'
a!;
nour
barometer,
29.88;
tem-Je-arurr.
54;
sea
smooth.
Ti;un
Iwsil
!
mm
I
WO
w
Y1
T
brllXK
IS
SHOT
.
.
..f
incident
Occurrlnc
Vbhv
lieais
on
raris
"
Nail
i.nv
sept
4:
(CD-AOcrman
rnrric
.
I
,
-
rnnnn
I
SnbL
1
tKo
IN
BLITZ
i
Kdon
I'rrparins
To
Take
Care"
Of
People
Homoeu
wui
ui
Homes
IrnviKiN
Rent.
4:
Against
inc
i!
extensive
air
rams
,
umi'd
on
London
during,
k::,i
.i
winter,
180
rest
blitz
hotels"
have
been
:
m
in
various
parts
of
They
are
designed
for
i
huvr
been
bombed
out'
i
mmi-.s
and
will
provide
w
,
,d
shelter
until
they
c
:
s'ablishcd
In
new
T'i.
v
will
have
capacity
to
!
housands
of
people.
TO
JAPANESE
Claims
American
-
British
in
to
Dominate
World
Nippon
Sept
4:
H
The
Japan-
pr;::i
ftprc
tola
cy
one
govern-it-
;:rj(iiti-d
publication
today
i'
Britain
and
the
United
:
pu.
hlng
rapidly
toward
-..r!d
-..rld
domination.
domination.
A
A
For-
tor-
hacked
hacked
diplomatic
diplomatic
rc-
re-
'!(-!
!i
-ri
that
that
BriUsh-Amerl
SPfVtPn
am
U
nt
..
Eft."'
(t
lhe
Canadian
National
iiuifr
scietlllln
l
H,
,ttv,-
.V-
VVlbli-
1
thp
tact
nn.-
1
I..-
M
l
-
iJuooi-nger
trains
mi
?ai,
I
"'Minings
ano
arnv-
brlEln?rday
atternns
and
the
H
Tl
?
f
a
mlxed
tran
Sat-u,Rtead
of
sundav
ntaht
neSSns
wlU
ave
Monday
Saturdav
uay'
inUrSaay
She
Vichy
government
today
ap-
j
propriatcd
128,000,000
francs
for
work
on
the
French
mn-
t
can
naval
base
at
Dakar
and
Its
overland
communications
with
the
Mediterranean.
Daylight
Time
May
Be
Dropped
VICTORIA.
Sept.
4:
-
Premier
T.
Igoi
:
D
pattullo
has
not
yet
inoicaieu
Jlgn
'
whCthcr
or
not
daylight
savins
Wet
ii
Briusn-Amen-
wtii
v,n
rirnnnon
n
unusn
tan:
;
i
u
dominate
tnc
worm
Columbia.
He
admitted,
nowever,
becan:
i.n
at
the
Atlantic
meet-
,ha
numerous
complaints
were
'c
P'im.
Minister
Churchill
and
undcr
consideration.
Already
some
Pitsidf
-
Fnmklin
D.
Roosevelt.
munlciDallties
have
gone
back
to
publication
today
gave
standard
time.
the
Jhii:hi'M'
people
a
comprehen-1t
i"
"!
;,ir
raid
rules.
Instruc-
Hftftt
.
4
L...,.
U
I
-
J
-11
T1
urrn
1S6UCU
to
Ull
UUUOf
flie
sailiim
today
of
a
Japanese.
v
!
fthn'h
snmp
twpntv
or'
ftmi'i
ii-ans
and
Britons
naa
plfiinir;
.in
iiavintr
the
country
was'
ici'ii.'d
Soman
Jumps
rrom
uoiden
Gate
Bridge
AN
fTUNCISCO,
Sept.
4:
A
wo-
M
ilimned
2fiR
fpof.
vretorrlnv
f
;hc
Gdidrn
Gate
Bridge
to
I
HMtrr
below
and
still
lives.
und
ba.'k.
she
was
pulled
out
of
m
wan.,-
by
a
coastguard
vessel.
Lf
crrtaln
that
she
will
rc
i
ittbi
lrniriQ
rawn
Hallway!
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
I)
Johnston
Oo.)
Vancouver
Orandvlcw,
.14V4.
Bralornc,
11.25.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.25.
Hedley
Mascot,
.47.
Pend
Oreille,
1.C5.
Pioneer,
2.45.
Premier,
.89.
Reno,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
.95.
Oils
Calmont,
.19.
C.
&
E.,
1.33.
Home,
2.37.
Royal
Canadian,
05VfeA.
Toronto
Bcattlc,
1.12.
Central
Pat.,
1.80.
Con.
Smelters,
40.50.
Hardrock,
.85.
Kerr
Addison,
470.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.99.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.14.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.70.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
LOG.
Moneta,
.38.
Pickle
Crow,
2.8G.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.35.
San
Antonio,
2.40.
Shcrritt
Gordon,
.89.
A
Greatest
Number
Of
Telephones
t
"
Prince
Rupert
now
has
the
greatest
number
of
telephones
its
history,
ill
uviunwii
"
Samuel
Masscy,
superintendent
of
utilities,
stated
mis
mwu-
lng.
The
number
of
Instru-
ments
in
use
Is
now
anu
Is
steadily
increasing.
aooouaananDCWouuOODOOODaDr.oDoooooodnaoiifle.ooMDODcuwt.o
CIREAT
BATTLE
FOR
KIEV
MOSCOW
A
bi?
battle
for
industrial
Kiev,
capital
of
the
I
kiainc,
lias
opened
with
tcnific
lishthig
at
the
approaches
to
the
city,
the
Russians
reported
today.
The
Russians
said,
they
were
bcalii.K
back
the
Germans
with
stiff
counter-attacks.
At
detachments
were
said
to
have
destroyed
one
point
the
Ucd
Army
several
German
regiments.
killinK
and
wounding
more
.than
fifteen
thousand
men.
LarRc
scale
fignung
aiso
eoimnu
thc-approaches
In
Leningrad
mnd
alone
thr
central
sector
of
the
front
before
Moscow.
WONDERFUL
FIGHT
BY
RUSSIA
LONDON
An
authoritative
British
source
said
today
that
German
losses
in
the
war
with
Russia
thus
far
arc
believed
to
from
two
to
three
millions
tolal
about
1,750,000
and
Russian
losses
This
source
said
"none
can
in
the
bloodiest
fighting
in
history.
overpraise
the
Russians'
conduct
of
the
war.
They
arc
magnificent
and
proved
the
sincerity
of
their
scorched
earth
promises
by
blowing
up
the
Lenin
(Dnieper
River)
dam."
R.A.F.
FOLLOWS
UP
LONDON
Following
up
the
attack
on
Berlin
said
to
rank
among
the
heaviest
of
the
war,
the
Royal
Air
Force
last
night
unloaded
bombs
at
Brest,
Naxi-occupicd
French
naval
base.
AH
British
planes
returned
safely.
HALIBUT
GIVES
AID
I
LANDINGS1
TO
POLAND
Tolal
Of
Fish
Landings
During
August
Somewhat
Higher
Than
j
Same
Month
Year
Ago
iiiihiit
landings
at
Prince
Rup
ert
for
the
month
of
August
total
led
2,721,000
pounds,
080,000
Deing
Canadian
and
2,041,000
pounds
American,
as
compared
with
a
total
of
2,411,000
pounds
547,000
pounds
Canadian
ana
i.oih.uuj
American
In
the
corresponding
month
last
year.
Mr.
Sandison
Laid
At
Rest
.Many
Gathered
At
Iirsl
rrcsuy-
terian
Church
Vcsicruay
iu
Pay
Final
Respects
.
The
funeral
of
the
late
William
Acting
as
pallbearers
were
E.
J.
Smith,
E.
N.
Valentine,
L.
Hal-
crow,
B,
Cromp,
R.
Wilson
and
i,
G.Ham.
Lease-Lend
Act
Operation
Is
Ex
tended
To
Forces
Of
That
Country
In
Canada
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
Sept.
4:
0)
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
todav
authorized
aid
tn
the
ment
to
go
to
Polish
troops
train-
J
lng
In
Canada
Weather
Forecast
i
been
mostly
cloudy
and
mild
on
the
coast
with
scattered
showers
during
the
night.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Light
to
'moderate
westerly
wind,
mostly
cloudy
and
mild
with
oc
casional
showers.
jConstable
Kelly
L.
Sandison
was
held
yesterday
.
rp
A
i
nft.mn
frnm
First
Presbyterian
Vlft
VI
II
Of
I
O
AlIIll
(lHVlliuv..
-
,
v
-
-
-
'
:
,
t.
...ui
r.
lortro
irnthnrlnir
OI
J
unurcn
wini
a.
t
o"
"
friends
present
to
pay
nnai
res.-
pects
to
his
memory.
The
service
was
conuuw
uj
a
oHurr.fn
with
Mrs.
E.
Will
Depart
On
Day
Of
His
Marriage
To
Miss
Beatrice
Hunter
J
Smith
at
the
organ
to
accom-
Transicr
oi
uonsiauiu
i.
o.
n.tJ-'
....
tu
v,,rmn
which
were
lv
from
the
cltv
police
force
here
puny
wu:
w
"
------
-
v
A,
TIo
,,
'Breathe
on
me,
ureain
oi
uuu
iu
nwu
ja
auuuum,v.
nnri
"Jesus
Saviour."
.leaving
on
ScptemDcr
u
lor
n
s
new
cost,
accompanied
Dy
nis
bride,
the
present
Miss
Beatrice
Hunter.
The
marriage
win
tase
place
that
day.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
JCOLILMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
4,
1941.
Tanker
At
Vladivostok
t
MPTW
VCT7K
Kpnt,.
4:
W
A
broadcast
heard
over
the
Aurtnliin
rnriio
todav
report-
cd
the
arrival
at
Vladivostok
of
the
first
United
States
tanker
bearing
fuel
to
Russia.
other
tankers
are
on
their
way.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Itupcrt--Ovcrcast,
rain
and
mist,
southeast
wind,
four
miles
per
hour:
barometer,
29.88
(rising)
tem-
jperature.
54;
sea
smooth.
1
Triple
Island
Broken
clouds,
southwest
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
light
chop.
Lanagara
Island
Broken
clouas,
southwest
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.83;
temperature,
52;
moderate
swell.
!
Dead
Tree
Point
Broken
clouds,
I
westerly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.89;
temperature,
53;
!
sea
smooth.
'
Bull
Harbor
Cloudy,southwcst
I
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barom-
leter,
29.97;
temperature,
54;
mod-
.
n
i'imi.i
sum.
i
Customs
And
Excise
Co!
1
Alert
Bay-Scattered
clouds,
lowTotal
fog
on
water,
calm;
barometer,
29.-'
lions
So
I
ar
This
lcar
is
92;
temperature,
53;
sea
smooth,
i
$318,779.61
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter,
30.03;
temperature,
59.
Masonic
Party
irized
first
first
lease-lend
lease-lend
i-t.
.
rri
exiled
government
of
V
1S11S
1
CtTaCC
nltllnrr
mtlitnrv
military
fmiin
equip
'
Poland,
rjermlttlng
Grand
Master
at
Interior
Town
To
night
After
Stay
at
Prince
Rupert
j
General
Synopsis
Weather
has
I
TERrtACE,
Sept.
4.
B.
A.
Stlmmel
of
Trail.
Grand
Master
of
the
Ma
sonic
Lodge
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
Terrace
this
afternoon
from
Prince
Rupert
to
pay
an
of
ficial
visit
to
the
local
lodge
tonight.
He
was
accompanied
by
W.
C.
Mc
Kcnzle
and
W.
A.
Curran
of
Trail.
Tomorrow
they
will
leave
by
the
night
train
for
Hazelton
whence
they
will
drive
back
to
Trail.
The
visiting
party
has
been
ac
companied
on
Its
tour
between
Smlthers
and
Prince
Rupert
by
E.
T.
Kenney
of
Terrace,
district
deputy
grand
master.
PRISONERS
GIVE
HAND
MELBOURNE.
Sept.
4:
9)
Pris
oners
in
a
Jail
here
are
working
overtime
in
the
woollens
mills
and
tailors'
shoDS
to
helD
reduce
the
clothes
shortage
caused
by
the
re
duction
of
Imports.
Their
wages
are
paid
upon
discharge,
REVENUE
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High,
0:45
a.m.
21.3
ft.
13:18
p.m.
203
It.
Low
7:10
ajn.
2.8
ft.
19:26
p.m.
4.8
ft.
IS
AHEAD
BAND
AT
Collcc'
STEWART
Canadian
Scottish
Pipers
and
Drummers
Arc
on
Recruiting
and
Goodwill
Mission
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
misters
Are
Heard
NAZI
BOMBER
RAMMED
BY
SOVIET
AIR
HERO
a
im
nvor
the
wrcckaee
of
the
German
oombing
plan:-
w.ncn
wax
rr.mmcd
a.id
brought
down
while
at-
teraXrto
according
to
the
R
assian
capt.cn.
The
..amr
of
the
Soviet
herr
credited
with
des-XtebM
raid
Moscow
on
the
night
of
August
6.
L
Fighter
Pilot
Viktor
Talalikhin,
whr.
,
,
th.
title
of
-Hero
of
the
Soviet
Union"
The
caption
does
not
state
if
Talalikin
survived
his
feat.
One
report
said
he
'chuted
to
.safely.
Big
Work
On
Dakar
VICHY.
ScDt.
4:
0
The
,
i;vUWUUWJtOUBOUOOBvUOOPBW)UUWUOU(101lUUlUVUWOVW
w
ft.
T
ar
Iews
I
Premier
King
Suggests
How
Roosevelt
Might
Sh
orten
Up
Conflict
Pledge
Made
to
Canada
Three
Years
Ago
Might
be
Extended
to
United
Kingdom
Churchill
Pays
Pays
Tribute
to
Dominion
!
LONDON,
September
4:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Wil-'
liam
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
of
Canada,
in
his
first
public
pronouncement
since
his
arrival
from
Canada
two
weeks
ago,
suggested
today
that
an
offer
to
Great
Britain
by
!
President
Franklin
D
Roosevelt
of
the
guarantee
he
gave
j
to
Canada
three
years
ago
would
serve
to
"shorten
this
l
.perilous
conflict."
That
guarantee,
'
H
win
h
R
K
I
m
Ml
T
he
told
a
distinSuishcd
audience
at
OljIIli
i
vl
la
luncheon
tendered
him
by
the
j
,Lord
Mayor
of
London,
was
that
1
AD
Ft
CD
17
TV
"the
United
States
would
not
stand
U'JAJJ'IjlXIji'idly
by
If
Dominion
of
Canada
soli
I
were
threatened
by
any
other
Em
and
S3.30
for
one
pound
talis
subject
to
the
condition
that
the
tomato
miree
in
which
the
her-
I
rings
arc
packed
will
be
supplied
free
of
charge
by
the
British
Food
Ministry
at
Vancouver
or
Prince
Rupert.
Canners
holding
puree
stocks
will
be
allowed
25c
extra
per
case.
The
order
will
be
divided
into
26,500
tons
of
one
pound
ovals,
3,500
tons
of
half
pound
ovals
and
5,000
tons
of
one
pound
talis.
pire.
By
inference,
Mr.
Mackenzie
Prince
Rupert
Shares
With
Van-
!KlnK
said
It
could
now
be
applied
to
COUVer
In
Big
shipment
OI
iUimk
aiiuuu
muui
hm
utwms
Canned
Fish
For
United
bridgehead
of
the
Western
Heris-Kingdom
'phere.
"We
arc
witnessing
the
birth.
I
of
still
wider
arrangements
for
Joint
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
4:
It
defence
among
the
British
Empire
was
learned
here
yesterday
that
and
the
United
States,"
the
Can-a
$5,500,000
contract
for
icanned
adian
Prime
Minister
said,
nritish
Columbia
herring
for
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill,
the
British
government
has
been
Jalso
addressing
the
luncheon,
said
signed
at
Ottawa.
A
total
of
("Canada,
with
those
relations
of
35,000
long
tons
or
1,600,000
'friendly
affectionate
Intimacy
with
cases
is
called
for
with
prices
ithe
United
States
on
one
hand
and
of
S3.75.
per
ease
for
one
pound
'unswerving
fidelity
to
the
British
ovals,
$3.10
for
half
pound
ovals
.'Commonwealth
and
the
Motherland
Ion
the
other.
Is
the
link
which
joins
these
great
branches
of
the
human
!
family."
iWILSON
NOW
i
HEAD
BUYER
;.
T.
Taylor
Of
Toronto
Also
Gets
Important
Tost
Willi
British
Supply
Council
LONDON.
Sept.
4:
(CP)
With
an
nouncement
Tuesday
night
by
the
Imperial
government
of
his
ap-
,polntment
as
deputy
chairman
of
the
British
supply
council
in
North
America
In
succession
to
the
late
iRt.
Hon.
Arthur
Purvis,
Morris
W.
'Wilson
of
Montreal,
president
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
becomes
Great
Britain's
chief
pur-
chaslntr
agent
In
the
United
Customs
and
excise
revenue
at.stes-
.....
.
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the'
announcca
at
a
;
month,
of
August
amounted
"D
,
T
Toronto
'ta
Wot,
Plnent
$56,878.43
as
compared
with
$33,-
f
Industrialist
to
he
new
post
of
941
25
in
the
same
month
last
f
executive
o
leer
of
the
Bri-rnonths
year.
During
the
first
eight
council.
supply
of
this
year
revenue
has
amounted
to
$318,779.64
In
corn-
iparison
with
$133,278.92
In
the
'
rrocnnnHInn-
nnrlnH
ljisf.
VPJ1T
I
HALIBUT
SALES
.American
Yakutat,
40,000,
Booth,
12.1c
and
10.8c.
Baltic,
13,000,
Storage,
12.1c
and
10.9c.
Sirius,
15,000,
Royal,
12.1c
and
1
10.9c.
Don.
Q.,
10.000,
Pacific,
12.1c
land
10.9c.
Canadian
White
Hope,
18,50'Oj
Atlln,
12c
and
11.3c.
Mae
West.
13,00,
Storage,
12c
'and
10.5c.
Thi
famous
nine
and
drum
band,
nnso
Knit.
8.000.
Pacific.
12c
and
of
the
Second
Battalion,
sixteenin
nc.
Canadian
Scottish.
Is
at
present
on
a
goodwill
and
recruiting
tour
to
stnwart.
Premier.
Big
Missouri
and
jother.Portland
Canal
points.
.Lead
ing
the
party
is
Major
u.
inicuuiwu
and
others
making
the
trip
lnciuoe
Cant.
John
Maunsell
and
Bandsmen
MoGlnhls,
R.
Stuart,
D.
Esselmont
and
S.
iD.
Smith.
Malor
Nicholson
In
civil
life
Is
mining
recorder
and
postmaster
at
the
West
Coast
or
Vancouver
isiana
mining
town
of
Zeballos.
Arctic
I,.
11,000,
Storage,
12c
and
10.7c.
BETTER
THAN
GUNGIIA
DIN
BRISBANE.
Australia.
Sent.
4:
O
A
local
Inventor
has
submitted
to
defence
authorities
a
water
bottle
which
will
produce
Ice-
iwater
at
any
temperature.
Crystals
water
at
any
temperature,
crystal!
water
30
degrees
In
15
minutes.