ft
Loca1
Temoerature
Tomorrow
(Standard
sT
ides
XXXI
No.
246
y
l
By
WILLIAM
STEWART
(Canndinn
Press
Staff
Writer
BACKS
LIFE
come
to
light.
The
clr
Harbor
December
7
last
r.
of
radio
news
bulletins,
iy-four
year
old
Jimmy
tie'
ided
it
was
time
for
him
e
the
northland
and
get
'e
fight.
Born
In
the
Atha-
IBM
Italy
Now
TROOPS
PRACTISE
GUNS
:
!N
BARRAGE
OF
SHELLS
:
ftisUnaater-Oeneral
has
since
returned
to
Ottawa.)
a
en
Crerar
asked
the
Poatmas-Ur-OeraU
"Caa.3?uvBc
la
for
a
minute?"
and
led
the
visitor
to
his
office.
A
moment
later
the
Corps
Commander
and
his
guest
who
served
with
the
Ammunition
Column.
C.E.F..
In
Siberia
in
1918,
and
holds
the
rank
of
Honorary
Colonel
In
the
Irish
Regiment
of
Toronto,
emerged
from
headquar
ters,
entered
the
generals
cam-
auflaged
car
and
the
tour
started.
Saw
Several
l!nlts
The
Commander.
Col.
Mulock
and
their
small
party
were
escort-
Mrs.
Roosevelt
Is
In
Britain
Obcrvcr
Describes
Bin
Day
in
Cabinet
Minister's
Visit
LONdon
Oct
23
Mr
To
Canadian
Army
In
Training
Overseas
4
Eleanor
Roosevelt
has
armed
Ul
uiKirr
live
iiiiiiiiuiiiiiun.
iuwau;iy
utr
hues
men
In
battle-dress
rehearsing
A
1717X1011717
DESPERATE
,
FIGHT
FOR
STALINGRAD
iirr.zr
Hurling
Huge
Force
,l!:rt
Key
ItuvUan
City
In
Order
to
Ileal
Winter
.
t
:
With
th
.
using
twenty-two
they
try
deeper.l)
before
winter
flnal-
Hlsge
of
Staling
rati
.
th
day
todsy.
The
i
:.nm
to
retain
the
:h-
Mstle
endeavour
heffiaetves
In
ruined
s.meon
Ttmoshenko's
,Mrted
today
to
have
rtant
position
north
-
.ty.
wsHtf'fltKOW
Mtfan
(our
tank
division
motoftaed
divisions
i
about
SMjOdO
men
'
to
bring
about
the
annul.
Five
hundred
machine
guns,
one
h
mortars
and
TOO
j
have
been
truwn
'
.tight
by
the
Nasi.
have
lost
from
sixty
v-rtve
percent
of
the
.htM
with
which
t
n
on
Stalingrad
but
up
reinforcement.
mmln
in
Oreat
Britain
as
the
guest
4
of
the
King
and
Queen
"in
order
to
gain
first
hand
..hi
ufiipntJ
IM
i?KTr?l
AVn
n.
o,
tni
r
Knowieaae
01
unwn
women
s
Mijli:.wniiuuiii
iiuiimM,
wuu
m
ivsi
j
une
.
war
activities
and
to
visa
.
f
-
)
.iffb-Hpot
of
any
prominent
Canadian's
viait
to
united
states
force
m
Brit-
r
,vr
;c
Hritain
is
a
tour
of
busy
Canadian
Army
camp?
am."
it
was
officially
an-
-
tra
r.injr
grounds.
Such
a
visitor
sees
Canadian
sol-
nounce"
tody-t
i.
ti
.i
..in
a.
i
r
wrung
inrougn
usbuuii
uruifi,
rouie-marcnin?.
Is
Said
to
he
in
Indian
brtakly
for
the
second
front.
A
UF
F
Illl
ul
Y
L
visit
with
the
Canadian
troops
la
as
personally
Interesting
as
It
is
IQ
CT7I'7T?r
an
opportunity
to
get
Mrst-hawl
lij
ULjILiLjLJ
Informal!
about
4he
bays
over-
seas
to
be
conveyed
to
the
folks
Tide
of
War
Between
China
and
back
home,
as
wll
as
to
official
Japan
Turned,
Chungking
quarters
Suggests
When
postmaster-General
W.
.
.
.
.
.
,,t,..lv.
CHUNOKING.
Oct.
23:
The
wa.
n
P.
Mulock
i
i.
visited
Britain
he
spent
A
.
,.',
,
,.
,.
with
Japan
is
turning
from
the
Ar,
dr-
a
day
touring
the
scattered
Cans-
,k.
a.
,a,
.
idkan
camps
In
Southern
England.
.
o-V-.i!
!UwhU..LT,0nJh0t!
now
rolling
into
China
from
hrr
'
.
.
allies
by
new
roads
replacing
tac
headquarters
of
First
Canadian
uul
l,a
routP
corps
wnere
ne
w-as
greeted
by
Lt-Oen.
II.
D.
O.
Crerar.
At
the
door
of
headquarters,
a
detach
ment
of
the
Lome
Scots
Regiment
presented
arms
and
the
Minister
Inspected
the
guard's
neat
rows
alter
shaking
hands
with
Lieut.
BIG
NAVY
UNIT
OUT
Charlie
Ben
Uncle
of
8t.
Catharines.
Ont
.
who
was
in
command.
(The
Powerful
llritWi
Battle
Squadron
Ocean
Now
I.ONUQN.
oct,
qr
-
The
-
t
r
T
I
t
1
1
1
L-
prrsenre
Ol
a
powrriui
nnum
batlle
quadron
In
the
Indian
Ocean,
including
at
least
three
hattlrhip
and
the
aircraft
carrier
Illustrious,
was
disclosed
authoritatively
today
as
a
sequel
to
General
Sir
Archibald
Wav-ell's
declaration
that
Burma
must
be
retaken
from
the
Japanese.
The
squadron
was
said
to
consist
of
the
battleships
Warspile,
Royal
Sovereign
and
Resolution,
presumably
In
addition
to
a
large
Sir
James
Somerville,
formerly
commander
in
the
western
Mediterranean.
QUANTITY"
CUT
DOWN
VI1
"
.
.
.
.
....
...
,u
mnnnl
ro-
set
m
i
-
"'"
were
somewhat
unlque.'march
past.
Reglmenuu
W.
Mitchell
oi
i'
oi
siei
is
Buu.s
...
v...v
:
of
the
Japanese
attack,
man
U.
handled
traffic
Similarly,
the
coal
oi
wsjw
The
bows
of
the
tug
were
aged
and
the
Csrdena's
quarter
was
badly
punctured
in
the
coll-slon
which
took
place
Wednesday
night
on
"the
Inside
channel
between
Vancouver
Island
and
the
ma'nland.
The
Cardenas
crew,
none
of
whom
were
hurt,
remained
aboard
as
a
ooai
came
uut
num
snuic
i
In
a
quiet
village
to
meet
a
newly-
uniu-u
stales
Now
Stressing
Qual-
and
the
passenger-filled
life-
appointed
divisional
commanaer.
ty
and
strength
of
ianKs
jats
ashore.
and
a
lleutenant-coionei
irom
,nd
runes
i
The
passengers
will
proceea
Quebec
City
wlw
commands
tne
north
on
another
ship.
Chaudlere
Regiment,
uen.
v-rerer
washinoton.
u...
wi..
.
and
the
Minister
drove
away
to
a
..president
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
highway
intersection
by
anotner
disclosed
today
that
tne
aamims-
Ufl
IW
I
Ui
A
K
village
to
take
the
salute
as
the
VrBuon.
in
the
light
of
battle
ex-
I
JO
I
"
7?
rl
Queen's
Own
Regiment
oi
uan.ua
rnce.
is
cu
mg
auwn
"
mIA1Tn
stepped
briskly
by.
auw
m
iu
volume
oi
va"
u
KH
A
klt
far
as
the
number
Is
concerned
to
Ijljri
1
1
VilO
Col
Mulock.
wearing
a
grey
suit
emphasise
greater
power
and
Zt
X
TcTo,,
the
President
Thou.htfu,
and
,..nj
J-?!i.ln.w
Ieliverrd
Before
I'rlnce
nJSn.
circus
the
Impromptu
u
ialllng
short
of
the
goal
Rupert
Rotary
Club
Permanent
solution
of
the
great
roadS.
......
,
u...
..III
nnt
V.n
rmrh.
nrnhlpms
thnt
will
follow
the
War
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
23,
1942
Feels
Scourge
From
STALINGRAD
HOLDS
AMID
NAZI-MADE
FIRES
T-.s
.'.
:
,
ol
S.'dL:
iar,
u
fire.
fH'-hfid
this
cimtstr.
i.
...
.-i.-'u:
way
It
was
taker,
from
a
Nazi
bomber
h.str-
above
!.
;
.
.
Uf.d
shows
bomethmg
of
what
the
stouthearted
Ru.s
i
i
i.'
,ire
fating
in
their
defence
of
the
Volga
city.
It
is
one
ol
the
first
pictures
to
show
Stalingrad
under
siege.
It
pic-tores
the
Volga
at
the
top
with
much
of
the
city
hidden
under
a
pall
of
smoke.
-
4
"
,
-
-
'
Steamer
Cardena
Badly
Damaged
In
Collision
Down
Coast
With
Tug;
Gaping
Hole
in
Port
Side
;
1
n
a
Tnst
ti
A
half-hour
n
1
r
1
1
11
1
later,
niiii.
tne
u
pn
j
u.
w
.
.
.
m
1
t.
1
on
mus
bo
nn
on
fundamcntal
-
nnrtv
rched
reached
the
tne
big
Dig
camp
uu.iy
uu.
-
r
ti
i
rnnntrv
1,.
h.n
r
win.li.
ouebec
City,
over
military
secret.
v
twice
before
ln
his
life.
'broad
grounds
where
cncn;
.
up
hi-
season's
catch
of
.speaking
troops
were
nara
ai
N071C
NrrPnathPn
he
came
out
of
the
north
ic
and
enlisted
hi
the
Victory
Loan
campaign
prlni
which
coincided
with
''me
of
htf
lUlstYnVnt,
he
in
hnltle
drill.
M"
o-
Sgt.
Armand
Colas,
Montreal,
put
n
squad
through
an
unarmed
combat
drill
ln
which
a
doen
men
brandishing
bayonets
lung
-
nut
$2,000
in
victorv
nnnri'n
hnntiipr
dozen
defending
them
'
.,
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
,
,
1
...
Is
his
second
Investment.
'selves
with
nothing
but
meir
u;
he
backs
tin
his
nersonnl
Kpr.
VinnrU
,r
RIOTING
IN
OTTAWA.
Cd
23:
Col.
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister
of
naUonal
de-'enc?.
announced'
yesterday
that
toting
had
occurred
in
uie
uer-
yiet
man
war
prisoners
camp
at
Bow--nanville
on
October
10
as
the
prisoners
resisted
being
shackled.
Both
guards
and
prisoners
suffered
Injuries
but
they
were
not
seri
ous.
Troops
were
called
In
and
the
;
trouble
was
quelled.
Dividends
Down
In
Ten
Months
Ro-al
22nd
Reglrnein
wm
Ma
J.
w
P.
tnc.r
cs
arc
a
clared
Rev.
John
Wright,
president
first
ten
months
of
1942
,Q.,
tntn
total
$221,
of
the
convention
of
Baptist
300.000
or
a
decrease
01
siuu.uuu
was
the
sueaker
yesterday
at
the
ding
period
of
1941,
the
financial
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
post
estimates.
Dividends
in
uc-Rupcrt
iUJVl
Rotary
W
vS
J
Club.
Mr.
Wright's
M..0..w
tober
v
w-
will
.....
show
a
slight
w
gain
over
-
-
.
TVinmcAlVPQ
AlniKT
subject
was
"Vision
Splendid."
He
last
year.
Wl
the
basis
of
prelim
1
IlCllloClYCO
riiuiit,
dlscussed
problems
that
might
be
inary
figures,
the
Post
says.
l
C.,Mnn
expected
to
arise
after
the
.wad
4
Most.
jO.fi
jLhaidecllne
this
year
SiL
OUtheaSt
LUrOpe
and
cited
some
outstanding
lW
riasakVrf1
pli?hn
dividends
paid
men
and
writers
and
their
views,
by
mining
companies.
In
this
group
Tlie
address
nroved
of
much
ln-
there
Is
a
decline
of
13.9
percent.
ANKAKft.
vet.
.
.
word
wora
01
of
the
uie
remiorccmcni
i.m.u.v....v...
The
Industrials
and
utilities
are
:r
for
in.
,,r,,
,..im,
1,1.
r....
n..
noiivrau.
Quebec
comes
mri
th-
nils
5.7
--.
.....
n.vi.
...s
un..
vyak.
uuj
-
n!itlnniil
forces
in.
o.
rticKcisuu
wiis
in
me
ciiau
uuw.
'""n
-
-
f
accepting
It
as
the
sensible
City,
put
his
Brcn
gun
carriers
of
the
Na
ana
he
strc
nsemng
0
01
in
the
absence
of
President
George
percent.
';'
'bvlous
thing
to
do.
.through
a
quick
exercise
which
Greece
(
the
nnaQ-
.Dunng
his
lifetime
in
the
north.'
sent
them
racinir
down
a
long
the
uuignnau
(
.
,.
u,pklv
ff,.
n(
elal
cr0UDs
show
a
gain
In
divl-
''Wm,
as
fine
n
sneplmnn
nf
urppn
tuhiin
i.iont.
Raymond
Car-
.,,,,.0
L
wnr
sivincrs
rppirinfn
rnr
tiio
ripnds
for
the
first
10
months
this
2
nood
as
to
be
seen
ln
His
on,
Quebec
City,
demonstrated
the
.
n'h
sbcen
found
con.
Queen's
Fund
was
Norman
A.
year
over
the
same
period,
last
g
'V
services,
ha,
been
rein-.operation
of
his
mortars.
Lieut,
j
Vienna.
lentwi
in
herder
as
well
as
trapper.
(Continued
on
him'
Thnv
)
WlH-'It
..
1
O
AAIt
!
i-i.
buds.
J
Watt.
year
of
1.3
per
cent
Victory
Loan
Looks
Better
tory
Loan
subscriptions
reach-
cd
a
total
of
$196,682,600
dur-
ing
the
first
four
days
of
busl-
ness
up
to
Thursday
night
$22,020,450
more
than
the
same
period
of
the
Second
Victory
Loan
last
February.
LIE
MILL
KEPTiBUSY
Home"
Says
Idaho
Crew
Landed
at
(ibrallar-No
Confirmation
No
Truth
in
Convoy
Sinkings
ROME.
Oct.
23:
Rome
radio
re-.
Forts
that
the
survivors
of
the
Uni.ed
States
battleship
Idaho,
have
reached
Gibraltar.
Axls
sources
reported
the
Idaho
to
have
been
sunk
on
October
6
but
there
has
been
no
confirmation
of
this
re
-rt
in
any
Allied
quarters).
Meanwhile
it
Is
officially
announced
now
that
persistent
Axis
propaganda
reports
of
late
that
-
-a
e
t
o"
tr?n)rts
had
been
torpedoed
and
sunk
in
the
A.lantic
were
"totally
unfounded."
RAID
ON
-
MORESBY
Enemy
Did
Not
Have
Much
Success
In
Attack
on
New
Guinea
Port
United
Nations
Hit
Bouganville
Japanese
bombln;
planes
raided
on
Maresby
yesterday
but
the
at
tack
was
a
failure,
no
damage
or
casualties
bslng
caused.
Mean-
Time)
High
1:14
am.
21.1"feet
13:20
p.m.
222
feet
Low
7:18
ajn.
5
J)
feet
19:48
p.m.
2.4
feet
PRICE-
FIVE
CENT8
Air
:;GEN0A
IS
i
:
ATTACKED
.Giant
British
Bombers
Mate
First
OTTAWA.
Oct.
23
CN-Vlc-
Flieht
Acros.
Alo,
Since
Last
I
April
to
Strike
Italian
Port
LONDON,
October
23
Four-motored
Lancaster
and
Sterlings,
greatest
bombers
of
the
Royal
Air
Force,
flew
across
the
Alps
last
night
to
make
their
first
raid
since
last
April
on
the
Italian
port
'of
Genoa
Axb
supply
base
for
North
Africaand
site
of
important
'airplane'
"parts
and
munitions
works.
It
was
the
eighth
time
that
Genoa
has
been
raided.
Brilliant
moonlight
favored
the
1500
mile'
round
trip
flight
and
not
a
single
British
plane
failed
to
return.
Such
was
the
weight
of
the
explosives
with
which
Genoa
was
hit
that
even
Rome
conceded
"great
damage"
after
the
mighty
bomber
aim
of
the
Royal
Force
had
reached
across
the
Alps
to
strike
the
Italian
homeland
with
its
heaviest
air
blow
of
the
war.
In
addition
to
Genoa,
Turin,
arsenal
city
in
northern
Italy,
was
also
hit
but,
apparently,
the
chief
assault
fell
on
the
harbor
and
industries
of
Genoa.
The
Air
Ministiy
mentioned
a
"strong
force
of
aircraft"
but
did
not
disclose
how
many.
An
Italian
communique
spoke
of
the
"notable
dimensions"
of
the
assault.
Hitler's
Axis
partner
now,
apparently,
has
sampled
the
fiery
devastation
with
which
the
four-motored
bombers
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
have
been
scourging
the
Reich.
LOAN
STILL
MOVING
UP
VANCOUVER.
Oct
23
fCP)
The
Union
Steamship
VZ?t?T..Z:ZZ
,"7T"
"TL
Prince
Rupert
Has
Exceeded
Forty
Co's
liner
Cardena
limped
into
port
today
with
a
gaping
stin
pushin?
the
enemy
out
of
the
Percent
i
0biUve
ln
trst
hole
in
her
DOrt
Oliarter
following
a
collision
Up
the
Owen
Stanley
Mountains
and
have
ourays
coast
near
Port
Hardy
with
a
tug.
All
passengers
had
to
tjen
.another
village
only
five
hoMay
y
.ster
ed
by
two
soldiers
on
motorbikes,
force
of
cruisers
ana
destroyers.
removed
in
lifeboats
DUt
arrived
here
Unnurt
anoartl
In
&e
sofcmons
ijmted
Nations
day
slowed
UP
the
TOrd
v1"0
L.Cpl.
L.
W.
Palte.
LennoxvWc.
all
under
command
oi
am.r-.
anoer
vesse.
Que
.
and
L.Cpl.
A.
M.
koss,
ix-ronto.
Oen.
Crerar's
car
was
driven
bv
L.Col.
Stuart
Watson,
Regtna
V7ITPTT
Wl
1
H
S
CT
1
Ar-L
k
lP
k-jt
After
8
qurtr-hour
.
m
drtve-
Jr7
Jones,
Young
Trapper
and
Herder
ol
Northland,
Now
In
Navj
Here.
Puis
Anolher
Jl.000
In
Victory
Bonds
I
"
Jones.
In
clvlUan
life
t
lie
Eskimo
Lake
coun-
Northwest
Territories.
d
or
so
miles
north
of
.
.
.
n
now
serving
in
uic
!
Prince
Rupert,
called
'
Dnrland,
manager
of
the
'
Vu
iitre
and
one
of
the
'
canvassers
In
the
i
t
.
!.ry
Loan
campaign,
to
$1,000
subscription
for
'
was
one
of
the
most
In-
bond
applications
that
mm
wi
-
dlerc.
on
a
route
march
ln
full
kit
and
wearing
respirators.
AWew
miles
on
Col.
Mulock
KrSW
'd6&
at
sr
street
corner
another
raid
"n
canvass
bnsnau
jy
:
planes
staged
on
but,
nevertheless,
subscriptions
Bouganville
where
enemy
navy
and
air
strength
is
concentrated,
amounting
to
about
$16,000
were
An
ineffecUve
feeler
attack
was
wen
m
ce
uupen,
onnguig
.
it
r
s
4
ir
NAI
l
AlVSr
made
y
th
enemy
on
land
to-
the
total
for
the
first
four
days
IirlsLil
VsrlifJLl
,
wards
Guadalcanal
but
it
was
of
the
campaign
up
to
$218,900
or
!nnshi
bnrk
about
forty-one
percent
of
the
j
Was
Trouble
at
Bowmanvillc,
Ontario,
Recent'y
When
Germans
Shackled
i-
,
,
objective
of
$530,000.
German
Plane
With
Heavy
Antl-Alrcraft
Fire
and
May
Have
Fallen
Into
Sea
PFJK1VIK.
Oct.
23:
A
German
plane
was
again
over
Iceland
yes
terday
but
it
met
with
heavy
antiaircraft
fire
and
probably
was
shot
down.
27
YEARS
AFTER
rTlflo
in
0
i
nrnon
In
Hla
tx'n
r
Churches
of
British
Columbia,
who
six
percent
from
the
correspon-
rHo0HoaHKHjoo
f
Reports
from
Victory
Loarr
headquarters
are
still
to
the
effect-that
I
vvci
Jypi
nvriaiiu
rplf)tin
nmS
heavier
than
In
the
last
campaign
FLIGHT
OF
VICHY
MEN
London
Hears
They
May
Take
Refuge
In
Dakar
in
View
of
Growing
Unrest
LONDON,
Oct.
23
There
are
re-
YNsmvL.
Wales.
Oct
23
ot
-.ports
current
here
that
the
Vichy
Mrs.
Gumm.
84,
of
this
Glamor-French
government
may
take
gansrtlre
village,
has
just
xeceivea
...
..
...
Earnings
on
Investments
Lower
&
fWd
wrltten
27
years
,
growing
wave
of
Indignation
and
Than
for
Similar
Teriod
in
19U
?Q
inormmg
ner
that
her
son
border
throughout
the
country
r!i.
Frank
was
wounded
In
a
base
hos-
against
tne
poncy
01
emorcea
of
the
ed
but
there
Is
great
emphasU
jsea
I
J
foe
pltal
In
France
and
would
re-
P-ch
labor
for
Nazi
Germany
tin
let
At
Ufll
i.corted
by
-rr-
-
cover
hp
did
and
today
ne
vice-rremicr
flum,.
is
still
at
Dakar.
3rd
VICTORY
LOAN
COMING
EVENTS
Friday
Afternoon
Midlands
Band
Parade.
Friday,
6:15
p.m.
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy,
CFPR.
Saturday,
6:15
p.m.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
CFPR.
Sunday,
3-5
pjn
Victory
Program,
CFPR
Buy
Victory
Bonds