i
I
I
STUOFNTS
(CP)-
he
Nile
penetrated
into
.Marshal
r.rwin
positions
and
widened
the
road
for
tank
'h
enemy
mine
fields,
hattlefront
dispatches
ARRANGING
PUBLICITY:
Tfc'
i
li
nt
TM
n
War
Effort
fiflnj
Tot
on
Fffitient
Basis
Srmt4
tf-'rst
attn
award
all-ttion
fenterriav
by
relations
staffs
un-mmand.
V.
O
fjark.
director
of
ns
for
air
and
air
ni
chief
of
tnfor-
in
armed
mttIcm
tf
Cr
Hwimtf
Mont-
iireetor
of
Informa-
servtcca.
0.
Herbert
v,ncom.
director
f
or
the
army.
nd
"
v.
wn
of
Toronto;
dilation
for
the
Royal
"
Force
ARE
BACK
CcMf:
3if
Harvesters
Bearded
Hut
tnthtismUc.
Ueturning
lt
r
r-r
"vii
rvt.
n
--With
their
us
and
pennanU
veryj
'
"
fnrerouna.
ana
n
ii
collection
of
beard
i
:
some
of
doubtful
.
party
of
more
than
VnU
arrived
In
Wtnnl-iv
iiver
Canadian
Na-enroute
to
their
Montreal.
They
arc
"stu-vc
tcrr
from
Laval
Unl-
rl
tire
In
chars
e
of
Art
I
the
School
of
Com
f
'he
party
resolved
on
irnm
their
home
lor
'
1
hey
wouldn't,
ahave
or
hair
cut
until
ing
the
crap
was
com-Tiiey
made
good
their
"i
thU
mornlmt
were
nloa
nf
student
de-
'
!1.
inn
In
tho
party
dc-;i
thc
hoys
had
a
rcnlly
experience.
"We
hvc
no
:
irnum.
They
worked
us
'
tiif
we
expected
It.
It
was
"i
lar
some
of
the
boys
but
we
s
best
we
could
and
made
U
to
see
us
comfortably
::
n
i
l
a
little
more.
It
was
the
imc
in
the
west
for
us
but,
all
taking
the
commerce
he
trip
was
of
high
cdu-)
value
and
w?
arc
better
t
vlnu
seen
some
of
oupCan-v,'
st."
he
declared.
ANTiquiTY
Tinrr
,
eiDCUl',
Faig..
Oct.
20
Q
Two
uf
the
14th
century
parish
thuMh
01
All
Saints
near
here
kjvc
en
.appeared
and
thc
theory
j
1
icy
weio
stolen
for
their
an-i
'luitv
value.
They
dated
from
1631).
I
reported
today.
Ai
the
battle
ot
North
Africa
rard
through
1U
Imprevilve
Formallon
lliets
By
Two
.Mombers
ahd
Four
Flthtem
Today
A
a
Victory
Ioan
drive
demonstration.
li
Royal
Canadian
Air
force
war
plane
two
Bombers
and
four
fUhteis
made
three
lmpreive
fllhls
In
various
formation
over
Trlnce
Rupert
about
1
o'clock
this
afternoon.
The
flihts
came
up
quietly
and
were
loomlnt
overhead
and
dartinf
off
ajaln
almost
before
spectators
had
a
chance
to
real-lie
they
were
present.
They
flew
at
quite
low
altitude.
Clouds
of
leaflets
were
dropped,
flutterlnt
slowly
ground-ward
In
the
breeie.
They
were
-i.l.j
.,n
ulih
interest
in
uir
HrllUli
Columbia
Hotel
Association
Asks
Government
For
More
Satisfactory
Regulation
UV
Vancouver.
Oct
27:
The
Bri-
Ottawa,
'
tiah
Columbia
Hutel
Association
suggests
that
the
government
in-
fautiutis
Advance
Through
Mined
Fields,
t
Barber
Wire
stitutr
relations
which
win
pro-
.
it
mm
...j..
m.
.
.
i-
.
.
...
m
KntanKlemenis
and
ileitis
oi
Heavy
nre
v:n"
u,r
-n
a
uon
oi
Sustaned
Under
Air
Cover
i!?lh"qu"
VL"d
thc
contrl
I
of
thc
u.-c
n
liqu
ir
(
MHO.
Oct.
27
Mail,
F..pres
and
1'assenRer
Bus!
ii
ess
All
Shows
Substantial
'Increase
WINNIPEG.
Oct
27
During
the
first,
nine
months
this
year.
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
carried
half
a
million
pounds
of
mall
more
than
In
the
corresponding
period
of
1941.
according
to
O.
T.
Larson,
Air
Lines
vice-president.
Express
up
more
than
90,000
pounds
ana
13,530
more
passengers
were
The
mall
load
from
January
l
Arrangements
Being
Made
For
Consigning
jjof
Sugar,
Tea,
Coffee
and
Chocolate
fourth
mere
wa
no
worn
m
any.
.
.
.
,
-
-i-.k
..
rmflrd
l
nemv
Driven
Back
Into
blepiK's
by
Retl
tl
Ojt.
...
.
.
.
..
it
...
fntr
hut
a
eauttou
iirttuh
ad-,
Atlac
US
Aiizi
I'
ihiiks
ucinE
rres.se
1,1,1
vance
through
min.
barbed
wirej
nd
Held
of
heavy
fire
wa
clear
27:
Arrange
ment
are
being
made
whereby
more
food
in
tile
way
of
sugar,
tea
coffee
and
chocolate
may
be
sent
to
Canadian
prisoners
of
war
in
European
countries
Slashinir
forward
in
hand-1
ir.
w
m
i
nn
n
r
rxrvj
t
ri
r
L'lilinif
unuer
cover
in
uai
krcss
aim
miauon'mi
l
l
1
71
H
.l
t-jVJULi
1
UU
lllULiLf
.
.
I
.1
I
.1
1L
.
II
f'ounicr-atiacKS
oi
me
axis
oy
nay,
me
imustii
IN
SOUTHERN
INDUSTRIAL
SECTION
OF
STALINGRAD
Sides
by
Soviet
ing
the
battleground
for
w
ex-.
MOSCOW,
Oct.
27
(CP)
The
Germans
lost
ther
'CJJTi1
somber,
of
thc
'
foothold
in
the
southern
indust
rial
section
of
Stalingrad
Ai2?Tlii
'Zm
mastery
of
the
and
fell
Lack
to
the
steppes
outside
the
city
today
undo'
deaert
ke.
affording
a
uht
pro-,
Rtd
Arr.iy
eo.-n
ei-attacks
while
Nazi
assaults
were
'c
teetlvr
cover
over
the
BrttUh
ad-
,,,.nri
t
j,.,V(,
-(aten
futllely
U'luil
restored
Ueteiuv
tii
nnee
7.X
Ld'the
north
side
of
a
factory
Advance
fr.a
enemy
portions
man
aud
of
the
bomb-.
forces,
within
slRht
of
sxMnnA
appeared
mg
of
Axis
troops
and
strong
and
lnc
lnvadera
were
ipolnU.
sent
back
a
message
of
,,,.,.,.
,r,MpctBlliiy
to
take
'praise:
"Oood
show,
keep
It
up.
sUihi
galM
wWUn
thc
1
-
-
ety.
the
Russians
said.
'WAR
CRAFT
tr
appic
hf
OVER
CITY;
AIR
LINES
Russian
pressure
against
KISKAIS
HIT
AGAIN
WASHINCTO.V,
1.C
Oct.
S7
(;!)
Two
new
bombinr
raid
on
Japanese
installations,
In-
ii.
ct.iimariiie
base
on
.........
h
KULi
Kliml
in
the
Aleutians,
Tomorrow
sT
ides
lit
ti
Local
Temperature
(Standard
Time)
High
3:41
am
18.7
feet
15:26
p.m.
19.3
feet
:'S
T.um
43
Low
9:34
a.m.
8.0
feet
4
um
35
22:14
pjn.
4.8
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXXI
No.
249
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
27.
1942
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
-1
I.
Sea
Battle
tin
Solomons
1
I
Army
W
Nile
Still
Advancing
Issue
Has
Been
Main
Axis
Positions
In
Desert
Penetrated
British
Offensive
UlllilDII
I
131
Y
Belter
Liquor
May
Send
Food
j
I
Control
Urged
To
Prisoners
vJutcome
Is
MAN
DIES
ON
STREET
David
Kiddrll,
Guard
for
I'uited
Slates
Arinry
Expire
Suddenly
Davfcl
Hiddell,
employed
as
a
guatd
for
the
United
State
Army
hewik-
MiddenJy
coHapsed
and
ex-
pirftl
altoclly
after
8
o'clock
this
nuDiiine
on
tlw
atrt
ncr
the
I'rifi-
luioeit
Hotel.
Carl
Jolinon
of
(h
Cotiimtrcial
Hotel
rendered
artificial
respiration
and
other
ftist
aid
meatue.
Tliese,
however,
were
ineffectual,
the
man
man
j'n-
prnounced
pronouncea
dead
aeaa
by
Dy
Tlie
coroner
was
notified
and
the
remains
removed
to
the
B.C.
Undertakers.
RAILWAY
PUTS
UP
Canadian
Natianal
ljuploieei
Sub-kcii!.e
Oter
'lu
Million
So
Far
,
To
Viitory
lian
MONTREAL.
Oqt.
27;
-
Utinin
Hie
first
weik
ot
theiThird
Victory
Loan
camimlgn.
eTnpkiyee3
of
111.-
tanadun
Nauunal
Railways
"
l.nu
jiibsiduiry
coninunies
suu-
i.
1
sefibed
a
total
of
$2,iM.4iW.
it
was
were
reported
today
by
the
Ie-
i
.m.ouiiced
here
by
U.
C.
Grant.
partmrnt
of
the
Navy.
vce-f
risident
of
finance
who
is
in
Kef
ri
elite
to
the
submarine
i.na
.e
0
the
campaign
for
the
mention
mention
of
of
IjjaUonal
Mroniil
system
svsteni.
base
was
the
first
such
an
enemy
installation
in
.
xiw
number
of
employees
who
the
island
chain
although
the
JhavL-
so
far
subscribed
total
25.400.
Navy
on
several
precious
occa-
(
Employees
of
the
rati
system
mansions
had
mentioned
enemy
sub-
i?nng
24.113
subscribed
$2.036.-(
marines
operating
in
the
Aleu-
150.
.....
I
TransCanada
Air
lines
employ-
'ees
to
the
number
of
CG2
sub-
'
1
sernvd
$43,250
while
625
employees
7n
nnuiuls
of
mail
were
transport-
of
National
Railways
Munitions
ed.
an
Increase
of
8.353
over
Aug-
UniKed.
which
is
operated
by
the
nst
and
8M22
pounds
over
Sep-
C.N.R..
have
subscribed
VN.OOO.
tember
last
year.
i
pnres
f.r
the
month
amount-
NOW
A1TT.R
l'.KASS
ed
to
37.434
pounds,
a
decrease
ot
amounted
the
end
of
September
to
"
Sut3Dly
with'
LONDON.
(XL
w
nieauppiy
compared
-6
,
of
U51
pounds
as
,,,,nds
an
Increase
Zil
Tev
194
S
m
Angus"
but
an
increase
of
2039
MinUtry.
sL.rthig
Its
third
metal
mm
!Sd
iunds.
over
September.
1941.
scrap
drive,
is
asking
the
public
217
476
an
In-
pounds
e
ii'S
f
SlndT
Pawn-
Passengers
increased
by
505
to
give
up
brass
name
plates,
orna-
ambetS
numbered
TeS
toj.
as
agSt
over
August
and
934
over
Sep.em-
ments
and
similar
brass
articles,
gers
fJm
Uvo
rirlves
we
ror
a
1
1
1
1
vs.
and
Iron.
aluminum
east
ctttr
end.
.
uTthe
in
r
naa
miuiui
monUi
iu
..r
of.September.
iii.ocuiiuwi.
Ca.itanthAr
216-
91R-
month
niiWUM
...
being
DOIIIS
-
10.149.
lU.llW.
.
iiniia
avyku
ii.s.s.
youktown
kkckivkd
dkatii
blow
.
A:U
!
r4
a
and
and
were
were
Included
Included
In
In
the
the
total
total
persoi
personnel
losses
in
the
Battle
of
yjhij..,
-
stm
polnllns
defl-
Listing
heavily
to
port
and
w
m
.
rwrj,
carrIcr
ls
MWway92
officers
and
215
men."
In
antly
upward,
the
U.S.S.
ork
town,
w.
told
of
damage
to
the
Yorktown
'
'
to
.
-
....
...
h
her
Meath
ClP.iin
after
a
"
tcrnuc
Pouiuu..B
pounding
r
navy
-vjru
.
v
",
tne
report
01
mat
Dame
me
and
slnklnc
of
a
destroyer.
.
....
went
....
,
.
.u
tTRR
llnmnnti.
was
s
-o
wen
lattcr,
tnc
u.s.s.
namann,
was
win
shown
as
she
slowly
rlCf
sank
0I1
Tne
with
ncrlal
bombs
ana
wi""'
'
nneemcnt
at
Wash
the
following
day.
Jun,f
Uut
,!lutlltie
caauam
in
Uw
Vorkion
were
few
identified.
Ington
of
thc
alnklug
said
thc
Yorktown.
The
destroyer
beside
the
carrier
In
this
photo
Is
not
j
Joined
But
Not
Clear.
WASHIN'CTtl.V.
Oct.
27
Wen
lell
Willkie.
iu
a
nation-wide
ra
lirt
bioadcast
last
night,
was
openly
critical
of
the
measure
of
support
that
was
being
given
bjr
the
I'uited
States
to
those
"super
lUhtiit;
Allies"
China
and
Russia.
The
United
States
had
made
great
promises
of
aid
to
these
two
countries
but
tliese
promises
were
not
being
satisfactorily
fulfilled.
"We
can't
win
this
war
with
a
fort
Jierreji
niobiliiat
jon."
de-'
cMre',1
5lr,
Mtk.
upilo
u
to
uiakit'oiiclealrs"iiefus
more
to
do."
v
(
I
.Mr.
tVillkie
Jeploitd'ensursliip
i
re-rulajionX
.and
difrmled
the
ri-ht
of
civilians
to
criticize
the
conduct
of
the
war.
It
was
just
as
right
that
the
military
leaders
should
be
criticized
as
the
leaders
of
other
public
departments.
Mr.
Willkie
disclosed
that
his
recent
trip
around
the
world
to
visit
the
fighting
fronts
and
the
capitals
of
Allied
nations
was
made
at
his
own
eipense.
However,
he
had
had
the
permission
of
the
President
and
had
carried
messages
for
Mr.
Roosevelt.
Mr.
Willkie
reiterated
that
he
was
free
ot
any
obligations
and
reserved
the
light
to
speak
of
his
impressions
as
he
saw
fit.
Twelve
Times
Torpedoed
But
Says
No
Hero
LONDON.
Oct.
27:
9
George
Heivrv
BrownriKsr.
42,
has
been!
.torpedoed
12
times,
spent
"65
days
In
oDen
boats
and
crossed
the
At
lantic
tao
times
but.
he
says,
"I!
Says
m
m
Secretary
of
Navy
Frank
Knox
Strength
of
Japanese
is
Admitted
Loss
of
One
Aircraft
Carrier
Disclosed
With
Another
Damaged
Enemy
Have
Also
Suffered
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
27
(CP)
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Prank
Knox
said
today
that
"the
issue
has
be?n
joined
in
the
Battle
of
the
Solomons"
and
"the
Japs
hav
a
lot
of
strength"
but
"the
outcome
is
not
clear."
OnQ
day
after
the
sinking
of
the
aircraft
carrier
Wasp
vaj$
announced,
Knox
said
the
Navy
was
"putting
up
a
gamer
i
NOT
ENOUGH
BEING
DONE
n
ni
man
ai
any
tune
in
it?
hixtrirv.
The
J5?retarv
of
the
NavT
,
.
.
.
described
the
campaign
In
thei
1
Solomons
as
a
war
of
attrition.
In
i
response
to
requests
for
any
comment
he
could
make
in
regard
to
'
the
me
frequent
irequeiu
arrival
arnvai
ui
of
Japanese
japMi5
Army
Ctitinter-
Dr.
C.
H.
Ilanklnson
on
arrival
at
Wendell
Willkie
()enly
Critical
of
reinforcemente.
Knox
said
that
all
,
i
Tun
'the
scene.
Heart
disease
was
the
Measure
of
Aid
Bein
Given
indications
today
were
that
the
un
l""
cau.
inc
Allies
jamniw
eroded
bv
continual
continual
.bombing
and
realizing
that
their.
march
of
conquest
has
been
stall?
ed,
were
throwing
everything
into
!
a
frenzied
drive
to
crack
the
All.lejl
:
front
in
the
southwest
Pacific.
The
loss
of
the
14,700
ton
Wasp
1
off
Guadalcanal
by
torpedo
at-1
tack
from
enemy
submarines
on
September
15
was
disclosed
by
the
Department
of(
the
Navy
last
night
shortly
alter
u
was
an
nounced
that
a
full
scale
attack
was
roaring
around
American
de
fenders
or
that
island.
The
battle
now
In
progress
reuU?d.
al-
reaay
ui
severe
uuiaagc
w
auuui
of
United
States
four
known
remaining
cruisers,
the
sinking
of
the
destroyer
Porter
and
lesser
dajnage
to
other
ships.
,
But
the
losses,
have
nqt
been
one-sided,
for
the
Japanese
have
suffered
damage
to
two
carriers,
two
heavy
cruisers
and
one
light
cruiser
since
Sunday
while
twenty-
two
of
tfaerr
plane
have
beeni
knocked
out
of
the
skiea
including
seventeen
iigmers
ana
uve
Donin-i
crs.
1
Tho
Amorirnns
Vfm
tl)
have
the
I
......
edge
in
the
air
but
the
matter
ot,
naval
supremacy
appears
yei
10
be
decided.
Henry
Armstrong
Wins
Over
Zivic
Ten
Round
Decision
In
Welterweight
Fighf
Last
Night
at
'
'
1
.
San
Francisco
SAN
niANCiaco,
Oct.
27:
Henry
Armstrong,
former
world's
welterweight
boxing
champion,
scored'
a
ten
round
decision
over
Frittie
Zivic
here
last
night.
Just
do
my
Job,
I'm
no
hero."
A.
isi-aman
slr'e
he
was
1C.
Brownrisjg
William
F.
Christie
of
Vancou-i?
preparing
to
go
back
to
sea.
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.
Ver.
having
enlisted
from
here
In
has
Just
come
out
of
hospital
the
Canadian
Army,
left
on
Iat
("where
he
lot
a
loot,
frostbitten
on
evening's
train
for
manning
depo.
the
Murmansk
run.
at
Vancouver.
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tuberculosis
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noted
The
GOO
Inhabitants
of
the
Isle
among
the
Eskimos
of
northern
of
Sark.
in
the
KngH'h
Channel,
Alaska
still
speak
Norman
French.
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Mandell.
Wednesday.
6:15
p.m.
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Borland.
Thursday,
6:10
p.m.
Bruce
Stevens.
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