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JR1NCE"
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
10.
1042
JAPS
LOSEc
DESTROYED!
Ba
Enemy
Are
Successful
In
Re
inforcing
Their
Troops
In
Guadal
Canal
HINOTON.
D.O,
Oct.
10
Qi
United
States
Navy
an-i
today
that
a
Japahete
r
had
been
Mink
and
a
r
and
cruiser
damaged
!
p
bombers
and
torpedo
a
t
tacked
'
ervemy
warships
.
up
landing
operation
at
(
anal
In
the
Solomon
Is-The
enemy
ueIed
la
re-
.x
troops
on
Ouadal
Canal.
'
of
an
American
air
base
-
ilomona,
despite
resistance
.ted
States
air
forces.
REPORT
ON
BLACKOUT
An
official
precautionary
black
eut
for
the
Trlnce
II
u
pert
Area
m-
railed
early
on
the
morning
ef
October
9
at
3:il
a.m.
and
the
all
clear"
wag
given
by
radio
at
one
minute
to
seven
the
same
day
over
the
local
rid
to
and
by
turning
on
the
Etrert
llchtt
in
the
city.
Some
confusion
resulted
In
the
da;?
and
eiening
due
to
the
local
radio
joins
off
the
air
suddenly,
caused
by
a
bulldoier
working
in
the
rear
of
the
radio
station
knocking
down
the
pole
of
the
ar.ltr.na.
which
were
replaced
during
the
afternoon.
Thu
n
further
Increased
by
an
unautborlied
statement
in
Ih?
total
press
that
the
all
clear
tij
mm
shortly
after
1
ajn.
To
rectify
thlt
unauthorited
atnauncement
by
the
press,
ri-.io
annouucemeaU
were
made-
-(Trr
the
radio
that
the
blackout
sod
continue
until
further
rot
It
was
a
relief
to
all
'
cennrned
when
the
"all
Clear"
:
as
oundrd
at
p.m.
;
11;
tausc
of
this
condition
was
dae
to
j
1
Inauthorirrd
publication
of
t!it
all
clear."
j
The
accident
to
the
radio
elation.
!
J
The
carele
altitude
of
the
public
In
not
atudjtng
the
rials.
Ta
try
to
clarify
the
Utter,
a
rte
autloriary
Signal
of
one
continuous
blast
of
the
sirens
'
r
a
Period
of
five
minutes
is
iHrn.
This
necessitates
a
black-cut
Ten
of
all
premises
and
of
cars
and
bicycles,
unless
properly
'quipped,
when
all
civilian
traffic
can
proceed
at
a
speed
not
"reeding
fifteen
miles
per
hour.
Thb
precautionary
blackout
ii
t!cn
as
above
and
no
other
slg-are
of
given,
even
if
this
condition
may
last
for
several
days.
This
signal
Is
cancelled
by
an
and
all
clear
liven
by
an
authorlted
notice
In
the
pre
and
by
radio.
The
Imminent
Dancer
signal
KJ"rs
an
oscillating
or
undulating
ith1
rising
and
falling
note
'or
fire
minutes.
This
signal
is
of
cleared
by
a
Keiurn
to
Precautionary,
a
by
giving
a
blast
on
the
!ren
of
a
continued
steady
note
rr
three
minutes.
When
this
is
i"n,
it
means
that
raiders
of
hve
left
the
vicinity
but
the
Blackout
must
still
continue.
Tills
likewise
majr
continue
for
vera
days.
,
The
"all
clear"
is
sounded
as
uual
by
the
authorized
notice
in
the
press
and
over
the
radio.
if
the
people
would
discuss
by
these
signals
with
their
wardens,
iitre
should
not
be
any
further
confusion
and.
Incidentally,
they
will
save
themselves
and
their
t
families
an
unnecessary
amount
of
worry.
J.
J.
LITTLE,
vumrunrr,
vj.r.O.
I.U.II
i
North
Pacific
District
T
Mcllrath,
claims
agent
of
V'nion
Steamships
Limited.
Is
pay-
tnar
a
oner
business
visit
to
the
i
Before
returning
south
hc
"
,.VT
will
make
a
trip
to
Stewart
and,
ater
piana
a
ujp
io
uie
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
A.
h.
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'
1
'
XT'.
Zd6
JT.
rWXVWAaMI
ROADB!
ILll'
'
I'JTT:
The
r
Columbia's
hiiiwaj
-
'
krieg.
At
intervals
-j'-
:
hichwav
to
ramnletkm.
unIn
1(tr
picturB
a
rteam
d1
&
seen
Parched
on
while
above
is
seen
a
action
of
the
new
roadbed
runng
background.
Route
of
the
new
highway
is
outline
ATTACKS
IN
EGYPT
Ails
Planes
Broucht
Down
By
Allied
Aircraft
Yesterday
CAIRO.
Oct.
10'
O
Allied
planea
made
large
acai
attack
n
Axtt
landing
flelda
In
the
forward
area
the
Egyptian
front
yesterday
shooting
down
ten
Arts
lighten
damaging
ten
others
in
air
battle,
a
communique
aaW
today.
I
NOW
Til
lilt
I7S
A
TRLE
QUINCY.
OallL,
Oct.
10
One
the
great
Ues
of
the
world
Is
Douglas
fir,
947
feet
high,
more
than
nine
feet
In
diameter
at
six
fret
about
the
ground,
and
estimated
to
contain
40,140
board
feet
lumber.
P.
C.
Miller
was
moving
residence
today
from
his
quarters
in
the
basement
of
the
Port
Office
to
the
flat
in
the
Parker
Mock
on
Second
Avenue
recently
occupied
John
Moser.
Abandoning
Of
Rights
;
OTTAWA.
Oct.
10
0-Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mac-
kenzle
King
announced
today
that
rnnada
is
prepared
to
.negotiate
a
treaty
with
China
relinquishing
extra-terruoruii
-
ana
reiaiea
nguw
-
Canada
v;anaaa
under
unaer
existing
wi
treaties
-
between
China
and
Britain.
Skeena
River
Highway
rules
of
rock
cliffs
and
swamplands
that
separate
Prince
Rupert
from
British
:b?icd
by
eight
Canadian
contracting
firms
in
an
all-Canadian
road
of
the
Skeena
men
and
road-building
equipment
are
rushing
the
20-foot
rilti:
AT
HALIFAX
HALIFAX
Two
sailors
lost
their
lives
when
fire
swept
quarters
aboard
a
ship
here
today.
Seven
others
escaped
but
were
sent
to
hospital.
Two
are
in
a
critical
condition.
QUISLING
MAY
QUIT
STOCKHOLM
Unless
the
Gestapo
tones
down
on
its
measures
of
reprisal
against
the
Norwegians,
Quisling
threatens
to
resign
as
Premier,
lie
has
appealed
to
Adolf
Hitler
to
intervene
personally.
The
stale
of
emergency
has
been
extended
around
Trondhrim
where
there
have
been
31
executions.
The
en
tire
male
population
of
one
Norwegian
village
is
reported
to
have
been
executed.
.
IN
SOUTH
PACIFIC
M
E
L
It
O
U
R
N
E
Australian
forces
have
made
their
first
contact
with
the
main
Japanese
army
retreating
in
the'
Owen
Stanley
Mountains.
There
was
a
heavy
air
attack
on
Itabaul,
New
Britain",
United
Nations
planes
dumping
sixty
tons
of
bombs.
Lac
on
New
Guinea
was
also
attackrd.
IN
ALEUTIANS
WASHINGTON,
One
of"
two
Japanese
cargo
ships
was
left
sinking
at
Klska
when
fifteen
tons
of
bombs
were
dropped
by
United
States
planes.
There
was
little
enemy
resistance.
One
enemy
seaplane
was
destroyed
on
thewater.
the
edge
of
the
river
digging
alongside
the
railroad
tracks,
i
WILLKIt;
LEAVES
CHINA
CHUNGKING
After
having
had
some
close
brushes
with
death
through
enemy
action,
Wendell
Willkie
has
left
Chungking,
the
provisional
capital
of
China.
WATER
TO
TORONTO
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Mayor
Fred
Hume
has
shipped
a
barrel
i
of
fresh
water
to
Toronto
for
!
members
of
the
New
Westminster
,
Salmonbellis
lacrosse
team
who
I
he
says
have
been
made
ill
by
I
chlorinated
water
there.
I
OR
APPLE
SAUCE
OTTAWA
Extra
sugar
may
be
allowed
canners
and
housewives
for
the
canning
of
apples.
Canadian
Women
Send
Kitchen
jWlves
of
Railroad
Workers
Send
Aid-on
Wheels
to
Old
Country
LONDON.
Oct.
10
0i
On
behalf
Jof
the
Ladles'
Auxiliary
of
the
Brotherhood
of
Locomotive
Engineers
of
Canada,
Rt
Hon.
Vincent
Massey.
Canadian
High
Commissioner,
presented
a
mobile
kitchen
unit
to
the
London
Railway-men's
Canteens
Association.
The
association's
40
canteens
cater
for
,25,000
British
railway
workers
at
the
large
termini
and
freight
yards
in
the
country.
f
into
a
pyramid
of
rock
with
the
Skeena
in
the
Vancouver
Province.
IS
BURIED
IN
SURREY
Mike
Hudema
Interred
in
England
Official
Announcement
of
Casualty
OTTAWA.
Oct.
10
r
Sergeant
Michael
Hudema
of
Prince
Rupert
was
listed
as
killed
on
active
service
overseas
in
an
official
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
casualty
list
released
today.
The
family
of
Mike
Hudema
today
received
word
that
he
had
been
buried
on
Thursday
afternoon
of
this
week
In
Surrey,
England.
Assistant
To
Co-ordinator
j
W.'
It.
McAfee
to
Collaborate
With
City
Commissioner
D.
J.
Mathe-son
in
Dealing
with
Military
Interests
W.
R.
McAfee
has
been
appolnt-ed
to
act
as
associate
oo-ordlnator
with
City
Commissioner
D.
J.
Matheson
In
connection
with
questions
which
may
arise
between
the
'military
authorities
and
local
civilian
Interests.
A
message
to
this
effect
has
been
received
by
Arthur
Brooksbank,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade.
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
Monday,
being
Thanksgiving
Day
and
a
public
holiday,
there
will
be
no
Issue
of
the
Dally
News.
The
next
regular
edition!
will
be
Tuesday
afternoon.
;
'
CANADA
IS
IN
CUFFING
Retaliatory
Action
Ordered
in
This
Country
Similar
to
That"
in
Britain
OTTAWA,
Oct.
10
(CP)
Instructions
to
start
manacling
German
praisoners
of
war
in
Canada
went
forward
at
noon
Eastern
Daylight
Time
(9
ajn.
Pacific
Standard
Time)
today
to
the
Department
of
Nation?)
Defence
as
Canada
retaliated
for
the
chaining
of
Canadian
prisoners
captured
by
the
Nads
at
Dieppe.
Instructions
were
transmitted
from
the
Department
of
External
Affairs
which
yesterday
sent
to
Germany
through
the
Swiss
consul-general
notification
that
such
action
would
be
taken
unless
Germany
freed
the
Dieppe
Canadians.
Presumably
many,
perhaps
most,
of
those
sharkleri
in
C.rr.
many
were
Canadians
captured
,
at
Dieppe.
The
issue
between
Germany
and
Canada
on
the
one
hand
arid
Germany
on
the
other
is
based
on
the
Nazi
contention,
denied
by
British
authorities
that
British
soldiers
handcuffed
Germans
during
the
Dieppe
battle
and
the
commando
raid
on
Sarlc
NO
HANDS
TIED
The
British
government
said
in
a
statement
today
that,
although
unauthorized
orders
bad
been
issued
before
the
Dieppe
raid
directing
that
the
hands
of
,
German
prisoners
be
tied
to
pre-
them
from
destroying
papers,"
!ven
no
prisoners
were
so
treated
and
the
order
was
later
countermanded.
Berlin
admits
that
1367
British
I
prisoners
have
been
manacled.
QUOTAS
ARE
SET
i
Northern
British
Columbia
Asked
To
Raise
SM25.000
in
Third
Victory
Loan
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon
have
been
again
divided
Into
nine
divisions
for
the
Third
Victory
Loan
campaign
which
will
com
mence
on
October
19.
The
divisions,
with
the
amounts'
to
be
raised
In
each
area,
are:
j
I
Vancouver
City
$2840.000:
Vancouver
Suburban
....
2,650.000
Coast
3,100,000
Votr
U'oXTmlnefA
TV-
Valley
3,245,000
Okanagan-Kamloorjs
I
Revelstoke
2.565,000
!
jThe
Kootenays
4,950,000,
i
Northern
B.C.
1,425,000;
Yukon-Atlln
375,000'
Vancouver
Island
12.750
non
These
divisional
allotments
total
$60,000,000.
'Another
$15,000,000
is
expected
to
come
from
the
B.C.-
lYufcons
share
of
national
sub-eluded
in
the
latest-Canadian
Ex-,scriptions.
making
a
grand
total
peditlonary
Force
which
has
ar-
.
.
nf
7i
ffn
ffn
"
.
HELP
TO
i
m
in
illll'lllVi
The
National
War
Finance
Committee,
public
relations'
section,
has
provided
the
Dally
News
with
a
number
of
attractive
illustrations
for
use
In
connection
with
sponsored
newspaper
advertising
for
the
Third
Victory
Loan
campaign.
The
co-operation
of
all
business
people
in
supporting
the
Victory
Loan
campaign
y
using
newspaper
space
for
sponsored
advertisements'
is
being
enlisted.
The
Dally
News
is
also
in
possession
of
suitable
texts
for
such
advertising
In
case
business
people
desirous
of
taking
part
have
no
particular
ideas
of
their
own.
We
are
ready
tb
assist
In
suggesting
both
illustrations
and
messages
;but
would
suggest
quick
action.
Already
we
have
Hadseveral
orders
'
for
space
during
the
campaign.
-
Telephone
or
call
at
the
Dally
News
Office!
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Standard
Time)
High
1:48
ajn.
21.5
feet
13:55
pjn.
22.5
feet
Low
7:54
ajn.
4.3
feet
20:20
p".m.
2.6
feet-
PRICE'
FIVE
CENTS
Final
Bid
NAZIS
ALL
OUT
AGAIN
IN
RUSSIA
MOSCOW,
Oct
10
OU-Tank
and
Infantry
attacks
so
ferocious
that
observers
believed
them
the
German
High
Command's
suDreme
hid
for
a
quick
decision
In
the
Battle
of
Stalingrad
were
reported
today
as
Red
Army
troops
entrenched
themselves
for
positional
warfare
against
the
Nazi
flank
northwest
of
the
city.
A
front
line
correspondent
of
Izvestia
said
there
was
every
reason
to
believe
that
Adolf
Hitler's
field
officers
expected
finally
to
master
the
battered
city
but
"this
expectation
was
not
fulfilled."
A
tank
division
and
motorized
infantry
were
amone
several
fresh
German
units
leading
the
latest
offensive.
The
four
day
action
was
concentrated
on
a
workers
settle
ment
northwest
of
Stalingrad
and
was
aimed
at
cutting
throueh
the
city's
heart
to
the
Volga.
Izvestia
said
that
as
many
as
eighty
assaults
were
launched
in
this
phase
of
the
battle
with
the
most
of
them
failing
utterly
and
others
gaining
only
a
few
dozen
yards.
AIR
WIN
AT
LILLE
Exceptionally
Good
Showing
Made
By
Allied
Forces
in
Big
Daylight
Attack
LONDON,
Oct
10
(CP)-ileavy
damage
with
numerous
casualties
in
the
important
occupied-French
railway
centre
of
Lille
which
wasjattacked
.yesterday
by
a
force"
oMOfl
United
States
fortress
bombers
and
hundreds
of
British
escorting
fighters
which
roared
out
to
what
was
described
as
the
largest
daylight
operation
of
its
kind
in
the
war.
It
is
understood
that
fighter
squadrone
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
formed
part
of
the
escort.
Allied
losses
were
remarkably
light.
Five
fortresses
failed
to
return
but
the
British
lost
no
planes.
Forty-one
German
planes
were
shot
down.
Naval
Men
and
Fire
Fighters
These
Are
Abo
Included
in
Latest
Canadian
Contingent
to
Reach
Britain
AT
A
BRITISH
PORT
Oct
10
Oi-A
draft
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
and
fire
fighters
were
in-
rived
fa
Britain,
BOOST
i
ii
J
Ik!