a
Weather
Forecast
prince
Rupert
district
and
Queen
rhariotte
Islands-Moderate
south-,ast
to
south
winds,
cloudy
and
ni
with
showers
except
lor
part
Sy
on
the
Queen
Cfiarlottes.
it
oupn
aown.
i
cummun
aue
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lldU
i
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il
oi
rnFirrs
seni
uui
10
sion
ine
uriTt
lowara
ine
urn
caniiai.
lain
iirrmin
a
i
viin
ufr
ind
not
let
him
go
any
farther.'
LONDON
Ortober
11
There
CIF
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lu
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cn
io
nn
MISSING
Ten
R.A.F.
Machines
Fail
to
turn
From
Attack
on
German
Industiial
Areas.
'
LONDON,
Oct.
11:
0
Ten
bombers
are
missing
as
a
result
of
an
attack
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
last
nieht
on
thp
industrial
Rhnr
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(OourKwy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
l:h
thtv
emanated,
of
the
pro-
.
.
,
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rs
ii
iprr
i
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u
ti
ri
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t
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t
iti
i
nnrpni
n
t
t
nniitTnnr
r
t
-jt
.
.
.
.
Pioneer
ft
..-7
either
by
destrucUon
or
en-
"ait"
-
:at
Moscow
claimed
that.
""JU
sh"P
Crcek
.:
h?
huqe
Nazi
attacking
r-
I0rct
Wfr
hrlnir
Vent
In
rhclr
wua
:b
Red
Star.
Soviet
army
J;
k.
i
iii
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npn
t
n
n
r
t
n
j.
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4.
Home
2.30
Toronto
tim
(03
miin,
r
nS-ni
ucauie
l.uo
Central
Patricia
1.60
It
the
neare
nnin
ati
w
Mar.-.e
of
reinforcements,
ou""s
i
Ik
.
.
.
-
ITnrrirnok
74
'
'to
nuge
mechanized
forces
were
.1
.
am
n
rtllf
An
a
urWn
up
to
meet
tne
ad-
.
dill
ID
17
Na
..-.It..
JUitykiC
JJVliK
tua
w
.
rtvi
f
i
oiin
iii'uviiiiii
J.
iiii
umnnn
mint....
...ii.uuu.
w..w.-w
military
authorities
7rAAri
.1
t
i
i,
Madscn
Red
Lake
60
B
McKenzie
Red
Lake
98
B
Moneta
34
.MOSCOW
frnm
tu.
..i.ih
I
new
surge
towards
Azov
In
"
southwestern
"
Russia.
They
I
tlared
T
u
ol,ar
ue"
German
troops
naa
pressed
east-L.j
..
invaders
were
stalled
.
om
n.
u
ne
a'
"8
a
diu
'""v
Nazi
plan
to
enclrolp
Mar.,wa,u
T.mosheSSs
armfe,
on
III
ntral
front
lineS
and
intrai
ector
had
collapsed
At
tightened
rings
around
Red
armies
Pnp-i
ueciarea,
tnc
at
me
csea
01
asuv,
uwiwion.
to
after
.v,
yyasma.
battle
reinforcements
Into
the
Both
offlrlal
,!
...
.
.
....
,u
UIloI"ciai
re
Port
Cb
rf.
'.
.
Germans'
hle
entrii
r
virtually
the
fronts
and
northwestern
id
T
that
ast
fifteen,
men
ie?ok?,
Lman
"lcers
and
Cd
ln
ket
bat
varlous
,ntense
Bflansk
I
around
Vyazma
anrt
Moscow
and
suthwest
of
In
Lo"clon
authoritative
sources
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
WINS
LONDON
An
English
Foot-
i
ball
League
eleven
came
from
behind
today
to
hammer
out
a
j
3
2
decision
over
a
Scottish
'
League
team
in
a
challenge
match
at
Blackpool.
MORE
YUGOSLAVS
EXECUTED
BUDAPEST
The
Belgrade
.
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i
.1
i
ll.nl
U1.4.f
t
severa;
i
(uerayansKi
ana
ivianui
a.ui.h,
Communists
had
been
executed
""
me
noriu
snuie
,
at
cUi,rija,
Serbia.
k...
?u
d(,clared
that
the
gains
rocket
of
Russian
resistance
ex-
President
Is
DPInn
n
..
.
m
m
MOerma?
mounralns
isted
west
of
those
points.
.
J
0
peall
$OOt
i
in
neri
n
tn
uerman
uirh
'Arm..
of
0rel-
however,
the
Command
asserted
yesterday
that
--"j
newsnanpr
t?
IlnlrIA
f
"
If
V
ill
nnefn-nj
i
.
.
i
ilmu
utun
in
.
mL
Preston
East
Dome
3.15
.
aw.
in
spue
oi
me
iaci
.
.
.
ooc
nn.
n.
...
...
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1
1
L.I.
uuiumi
.w
m
uujwuvc
oi
me
awn
five
th?
rDulation
aDDears
little
Perturbed
There
are
full
houses
nnrnn
Pr'trn
in
the
hpatr.
oacon
rnce
inmeni
anri
amiim.nf
nr
Is
increasca
Uhrrmfrari
r
,f
.
.
K
stu
uie
xoes
on
mucn
as
.
...
..
nieiii
.
....
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ii.
1
ii
la
l;
19
kU
KookVd
t;war7rnen,a,yn
Sh
'
g
be
an
Increase
of
30C
per
hundred
rhlcb
I!
VMlhidiy
,"
Pounds
on
the
wholesale
price
of
Lhe
oacon.
wim.n.
m
u-.i.j.--.
"vaujuciiv
uuuaings.
fountains
of
Corpses
1
l
-l
i
1...
Ik.i
Via
flflFmnno
L
my
conceded
yester-
had
captured
Melltpol,
Osslenkoj
n
i
j
.
.
,
i
AWARDED
LIVING
BONUS
VICTORIA
A
cost-of-living
bonus
for
Vancouver
civic
employees
was
recommended
today
by
an
arbitration
board
which
heard
the
employees'
application
for
such
an
award
at
Vancouver
recently.
BURIED
YESTERDAY
The
funeral
of
Veine
Jack,
native
infant
from
Telegraph
Creek,
was
held
yesterday
morning
from
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
with
Rev.
Father
XV.
F.
Lantagne
officiating.
The
child
had
been
brought
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
Tuesday
afternoon
and
died
the
next
morning.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Oct.
11:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
I
V
r
Nazi
Radio
Station
Taken
By
U.
S.
Navy
on
Coast
of
Greenland;
Ship
Captured
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Oct.
11:
The
navy
announced
today
that
a
Nazi
radio,
station
had
been
discovered
and
"disposed
of"
on
the
Greenland
coast
and
also
that
a
small
Norwegian
steamer
en-route
to
establish
a
station
in
'Greenland
had
been
taken
into
custody.
The
navy
said
the
radio
station
was
manned
by
an
agent
of
the
German
Gestapo
and
was
seized
last
moruh.
The
spokesman
said
the
expedition
was
sent
to
Greenland
to
establish
a
station
to
send
weather
reports
and
other
military
information
to
the
Germans.
RUSSIA
TO
BATTLE
ON
and
Rhlneland.
More
than
two
Even
If
Moscvv
Falls,
Soviet
Will
hundred
British
bombers
roared
Continue
Resistance
to
Ger-across
the
channel
in
waves
over-
many,
Predicts
Beaverbrook.
night
as
the
Royal
Air
Force
re
rushinr
into
incessant
battle
newed
the
offensive
acalnst
Oer-
rnwn
rw
u.
n,i,
f..
also.
"The
danger
ts
great
and
many,
xne
raids
were
me
lirst
iinmv
urhprp
ho
hpariPrt
thp
i
u
up
10
us
10
slop
mm
now
i
wan
a
wtx
uue
10
uau
Brltisn
mission
whlchi
witn
a
slm
v
n
i
li
hi
ill
.
ilar
Alnerican
mission
visited
the
'Soviet
capital
to
discuss
means
of
further
aiding
the
Soviet
in
Its
war
against
Germany,
Lord
Beav-j
erbrook
expressed
the
'opinion
that,
even
if
Moscow
should
.fall,
.16
the
Russians
will
fight
on.
The
1120
morale
of
th&
Russian
people-
is
2.10
high
and
they
are
confident
of
.46
1.70
2.30
52
.10
.90
.20
A
1.26
eventual
victory,
Beaverbrook
Bulletins
INVASION
IS
URGED
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
11,
194L
PRESSURE
ONJAPAN
Nazis
Are
Urging
Nippon
to
Take
Action
Against
Russia.
TOKYO,
Oct.
11:
The
Nazis
are
applying
pressure
on
Japan
to
take
action
to
coincide
with
a
possible
Russian
collapse.
kohama.
Air
raid
shelters
are
being
installed
in
Tokyo's
public
parks.
WILL
BOMB
ROTTERDAM
Dutch
Government
in
Exile
Warns
People
There
to
Move
From
Near
Military
Objectives.
LONDON,
Oct.
11:
The
Dutch!
government
in
exile
warned
the
inn
v
r-i,-i.,
citizens
of
Rotterdam
yesterday
that
city
was
next
on
the"
Against
Germany
From
West
'
list
for
intensive
bombing
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
now
that
the
great
eral
Influential
newspapers,
clam-
Bremen
had
been
put
out
of
ac
or
Is
growing
in
London
for
an
tlon.
The
loyal
people
of
Rotter
Invasion
of
the
continent
in
or-
dam
have
been
warned
to
move
der
to
deflect
Nazi
pressure
from
away
from
military
objectives.
Russia.
.
War
office
dlselosiirp
that,
flrpat
Britain
has
organized
a
special
Weather
Forecast
corps
of
shock
troops,
skilled
in
sea
landings
and
guerilla
warfare,
was
taken
in
some
quarters
today
disturbance
is
passing
over
the
7uW.ujU.-
roast
and
moderate
to
occasional
ger
raids
on
German-occupied
soil.
ly
heavy
ralns
nave
occurred.
Details
of
the
extensive
corps
west
r
van.t
Td
in
me
uuy
'
uie
jiuuse
vwu
uuwu
i
.
portunity
1
to
learn
to
swim
prompt-1
r
i
will
speak
at
a
Navy
League
din-
clded
that
the
wnole
staff
ot
a
ner
on
Oct.
27.
His
address
wlllfactory.
should
co.0perate
ln
sab-be
broadcasted
and
Is
expected
to
naP
contain
statements
01
imporiance,
"secret
committees
decided
vlce'
urillsri
vyoiumuia
uus
aecn
in
connection
with
the
Interna-
from
day
to
day
the
exact
rate
at.eood
times
and
bad
times.
Many
tlonal
situation.
OPENING
OF
LIBERAL
COMMITTEE
ROOMS
in
Metropole
Hall
TONIGHT
AT
8
P.M.
All
Liberal
Workers
and
Supporters
Please
Attend.
Islature
at
the
next
session;
One
war
ended
and
another
has
begun
since
"T.
D."
swam
the
Tlell
River
and
Sitka
spruce
is
again
being
cut
for
overseas
ser
which
output
could
be
slowed
up.
01
'"e
OIU
ll
iln
some
weeks
production
may
bei1
ot
the
'ounB
oys
m
!cut
down
'by
20
percent
and
the.are
handling
big
business
today,
'beauty
of
this
form
of
sabotage
ls
The
old
frame
Court
House
here
jthat
authorities
cannot
trace
the
j
is
forgotten
In
the
palatial
bulld-1
reason
for
the
fall-off."
Ing
that
now
houses
all
provln-
1
clal
government
offices
under
one
I
INDIA'S
LOYALTY
roof.
The
site
of
the
old
frame
'
India
recruited
1,000,000
men
for
building
was
turned
over
to
the
'active
service
ln
the
First
Great
federal
authorities
by
Mr.
Pattullo
1
War.
1
and
on
it
stands
a
federal
bulld-
!
.
Ing
that
would
be
a
credit
to
any
;
HINDUS
MILLIONS
city
while
the
sorry-looking
hole
There
are
three
times
as
many
in
the
ground,
of
unhappy
mem-,
Hindus
as
Christians
.within
the
.pry,
on
the
opposite
side
of
the
iBriusn
is
oac
w
u?
umpire.
sireei.,
cvuuug
yuv
I
1
Tomorrow
sT
ides
High
..
7:05
ajn.
15.9
ft.
18:55
pjn.
16.4
ft.
Low
0:24
a.m.
7.2
ft.
12:34
p.m.
105
ft.
"
1
.
rr
fQ
.-
vnL
wa
in
wi
m
.
i
aamemno
Un
I
In
lie
CI
DUn
A
k
VI
Y
xlcu
-
I
I
I
liM
I
It
t
.
f
niiiii
a
v"!
"...
i
inn
ii
i
HOLDS
ON
'4.
In
IN
BATTLE1
I
V',?
UMENTS
Na.
i
Exst.nine
and
rhotoeraDh
Cor.
its
of
British
Diplomatic
Pou?fies
to
U.S.
at
Lisbon.
Of
Oerman
Corpses"
eral
Bureau
of
Investigation
agent
testified
yesterday
that
he
had
NAZIS
REPULSED
heard
a
confessed
Oerman
spy
say
uncrmv
October
11:
tnat
contents
of
all
British
diplo-
Cerman
attacks
in
the
Vyazma
matlc
Pouches
bound
for
the
U.3.
were
examined
and
photographed
overnight
tctor
were
repulsed
(
,nd
the
Invaders
suffered
heavy
fay
a
Nazl
a8ent
at
Lisbon.
losses,
the
Soviet
government
de-
dared
today
but
the
Red
Army
Df
DUD
C
acknowledged
that
Us
situation
DJYlDJijJ
jwu
still
critical
on
that
vital
Ifront,
Both
sides
were,
appar
ently,
pouring
men
into
the
J.
thaie
ten
day
old
struggle
in
hihich
the
Russians
said
the
German
plan
of
encirclement
(bad
been
balked
and
the
of-
imrira
hiinr
iincpnw
i
firii-nr
iy
Credit
Dominion
Government
Takes
Tighter
Hold
On
Purses
Of
People
and
newsmen
have
reached
y0-lSa,cs
N'ot
Only
of
Retail
Stores
Arc
Affected
But
Also
Operations
of
All
Institutions
Lending
Money
for
Buying.
OTTAWA,
Oct.
.11:
(CP)
The
Dominion
government
took
a
tighter
hold
today
on
the
pocketbooks
of
the
people
by
ordering
d.r
a
s
t
i
c
restrictions
on
instalment
buying
and
borrowing
m
order
to
divert
more
production
and
a
bigger
share
of
the
national
income
to
the
war
effort.
Restrictions,
put
into
effect
by
the
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
take
ef
ll
YYY
T
I
fect
Oct.
14.
Not
only
sales
of
!
retail
stores
are
affected
but
also
II
lAf
lAf
.
.
Rl
rkl
I.
operations
of
all
lending
instltu-
tlon
as
far
as
Instalment
credit
transactions
are
concerned.
Most
important
regulations
are:
1.
Down
payment
on
any
goods
HULL
IS
ATTACKED
affected
by
the
order
other
than
BERLIN
The
northeast
Eng-
I
private
automobiles
must
be
at
LONDON,
Oct.
ll:-Led
by
sev-
German
ports
of
Hamburg
and
iish
port
0f
Hull
was
heavily
j
least
one-third
of
the
total
cash
attacked
by
German
bombers
;Prlce
and
never
less
than
$10
at
last
night,
according
to
a
state-
the
time
of
delivery.
The
balance
ment
in
Berlin
today.
Large
I
must
be
paid
In
full
within
twelve
fires,
it
was
stated,
were
left
months
with
minimum
monthly
burning.
.payments
of
$5
each.
2.
The
minimum
down
payment
R.A.F.
HITS
OUT
on
automobiles
must
be
fifty
per-
LONDON
Royal
Air
Force
cent
of
the
cash
price.
The
bal-bombers
attacked
the
Ruhr
and
jance
must
be
paid
in
full
within
the
Rhineland
last
.night.
There..
itwelvajnonths-on.cars-costingless'
were
also
raids
on
Rotterdam,
ithan
$500
and
within
eighteen
Ostend,
Dunkerque
and
Bor-
months
on
cars
costing
less
than
neid
exercises
were
disclosed
at
rr,wot
t
nMan.nn
draux.
Jlore
than
two
hundred
the
moment
when
sections
of
the
.u--
-1
i
.hj
nt4uu
kka.
in
I
The
Dry
Dock
waterfront.
They
are
more
convenient
today,
thanks
to
Premier
Pattullo.
An
ore-sampling
plant
and
a
new
hospital
are
further
lmprove-
to
be
.
built
to
link
Prince
Rupert
with
the
Alaska
Highway
and
that
highway
ls
assured.
The
premier
Is
thebuslest
man
in
British
Columbia.
nlng
the
business
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
and
running
it
better
than
lt
-has
eVer
been
run
before
but
he
ls
still
the
same
sturdy
northerner
who
swam
the
Tlell
River
and
brought
back,
the
boat.
that.
public
and
press
were
demanding
jtat
T
attacks.
.
"
ct"
troi
ovef
a,
to
know
what
Great
Britain
has
variety
of
commodities
including
done
or
plans
to
do
to
relieve
the
German
pressure:
on
Russia.
NEW
LEASE-
LEND
BILL1
$6,000,000,000
Measure
Is
Tassed
by
House
of
Representatives
and
Sent
On
to
Senate.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Oct.
11:
The
House
of
Representatives
yesterday
approved
and
sent
on
to
the
senate
the
new
$6,000,000,000
DuffPattullo
Has
Instinct
For
Doing
Right
Thing;
Has
Done
Much
for
Prince
Rupert
Covering
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
in
August,1
home
appliances
using
electricity,
vacuum
cleaners,
sewing
machines,
refrigerators,
washing
machines,
'furniture,
clothing,
radios,
jewel-
ry,
phonographs,
bicycles,
boats
I
and
marine
motors
unless
they
I
are
to
be
used
for
commercial
purposes
or
in
the
fishing
Industry.
1916,
his
first
campaign,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
now
the
Premieri
CnvJ0f
Will
of
British
Columbia,
with
a
group
of
friends,
came
to
the
JOVlcl
if
111
Tlell
River
and
found
that
the
ferry
boat
was
at
the
other
side.
While
his
friends
were
wondering
what
to
do,
"T..
D."
shed
his
clothes
in
the
bush,
swam
the
river
and
brought
the
boat
over.
Shortly
after
his
appointment
as,
lease-lend"
supplementary
bill.
Minister
of
Lands
in
1916
his
be-
,nce
in
lleu
of
the
new
slte
grant-
The
vote-
was
328
to
67.
Earlier
I
lief
that
all
should
have
an
op-jea
Dy
Mr-
rauuo.
Not
Surrender
Says
Official
I
MOSCOW,
Oct.
11:
"The
people
of
the
Soviet
Union
Am
n-111
nrtf
loir
ninn
n
ttv
ct
until
A
.
jr
rv
14
ma
tiia
UUbt
162
to
27
an
,
amendment
which.
ed
him
to
deed
the
swimmine
nool
During
tne
iVil.
last
war
a
t
few
snips
Vl
,
everv
Na7.
snidler
on
niir
would
have
excluded
Russia
from1
across
the
harbor
to
the
citizens
were
rePalred
at
the
dry
dock
1
js
annihilated,"
S.
A.
Lozov-
lease-lend"
aid.
Rhvthm
Sabotage
i
.
.I
.
....1.
i
P
I
101
wle
MBtuJ
young
i
unuucr
jii
uetting
ropuiarim6
and
lt
ls
stlu
typlcal
or
hlm
"
,
,
,
'as
Premier
of
British
Columbia.
ruL.r:...
,:.
latest
r
'
i
sitka
spruce
mical
sabotage,"
of
Prince
Rupert.
ioaay
ten
snips
are
oeing
duhs.
sy,
official
Soviet
press
Such
prompt
action
In
doing
the!
here
witn
more
to
How.
Pre-
spokesman,
declared
tonight.
obviously
right
thing
was
typical
mler
Pattullo
was
in
Ottawa,
to1
employed
by
French
worken
,
to
71.
PdWt
oluw
uuv..
muu.UU4
tU4
u.c
walt
for
legislative
authority
to
man
army,
has
swept
through'
:
onen
8nrivatelv.heid
snruce
France
like
nre,"
according
-
-
;iotte
to
an
official
who
has
escaped
to
Islands
fQr
the
cutUng.
of
alrplane
.
.
unuiin.
iunPUA
immAir,tA
"Sabotage
has
only
Just
begun
0rder-in-councll,
hav-
in
France,"
he
said
In
explaining
the
newest
type
of
sabotage.
"Separate
acts
were
not
good
enough.
They
did
little
harm
so
lt
was
de
Ing
the
order
ratified
by
the
leg
aia
Air.
nanson
in
pressing
rrince
ttt-tttttttt
RuDert's
claims
for
the
bulldlnel
of
these
ships.
Windsors
Arc
Present
day
fishermen
have
probably
forgotten,
the
old
condl-1
tlons
on
the
In
Baltimore
CHICAGO.
Oct.
11:
On
their
way
back
to
the
Bahamas
after
their
visit
to
E.
P.
Ranch
ln
Alberta,
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
ITfl
cry
n
nr
firi
-vi
t
Vi
a
1
ft
O
1
ments
to
development
and
to
the
platform
of
their
private
car
here
care
of
public
health
which
have
iast
night.
They
were
due
to
ar-been
provided.
'rive
in
Baltimore
at
noon
today.
Great
new
developments
in
Yu-.
kon
and
Alaska
are
afoot
which)
S(einhardt
To
will
Uliug
mcicaauig
uujuuoo
m
Prince
Rupert.
Not
so
many
miles
of
road
remain
'Stay
in
Moscow
MOSCOW,
Oct.
11:
United
States
Ambassador
Lawrence
A.
Steinhardt
has
postponed
a
trip
back
to
the
United
States
which
He
is
run-
he
had
planned.
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
Monday,
being
Thanksgiving
Day
and
a
public
holiday,
The
Dally
News
will,
not
be
published.
The
next
regular.
Issue
will
be
Tuesday
afternoon.
Queen's
Air
Raid
Fund
Today
the
sum
of
$20
ls
being
forwarded
for
the
Queen's
Canadian
Air
Raid
Fund,
this
being
made
up
of
dorullona
as
follows:
W.
R.
McAfee
$T?.-
The
Book
Club
$5.
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v