II
O.
Shbcklev
td
hU
aircraft
i
.
into
a
factory
"
s.ivona.
port
on
i
about
twenty-
f
Genoa
and
one
..;;m
foundry
cen-
inmunkiue
men-,
,
image
I
;.ik
noaber
the
:
again
said
the
i
irons
force.
All
safel
.
homb
rs
paswd
l
and
Utere
v.ere'
i
Lausnnne
and
'
a
l
vixi
HI
serrrai
i.west
to
south-
day
at
tut
Ruhr
Germany,
fac--
and
many
shocktey.
men-j
J
former
Prince')
Sflfoe
LONDON.
Oct
:4
It
was
a
sincere
and
impressive
welcome
which
Mrs.
Eleanor
Roosevelt
received
as
she
arrived
at
Paddlng-
tua
Station
yesterday.
The
King
the
cumulative
toUl
clasped
her
hand
warmly
and
in-
4
$258
.768
or
Just
Attired
about
the
President.
The
4
smiling
Queen
Elisabeth
was
the
4
ii
1
Largest
xt
to
greet
the
"First
Lady."
Royal
Air
Force.
n
the
evening
there
was
a
for-
v-T
iuly
for
the
ml
dinner
at
Buckingham
Pal-night.
showered
ce,
those
In
attendance,
besides
on
Twin
and
Their
Majesties
and
the
guest
of
md
also
on
Bar-
honor,
including
Prime
Minister
Mrs
Winston
Churchill.
Gen-vmces.
w
r
three
of
Italy
eral
Jan
C
8muU.
Lord
and
Lady
'
Halifax
bombers
Mountbatten.
Col
Elliott
Roosevelt
idian
Air
Forte
aDd
United
States
Ambassador
r
rr.mander
Len
Jhn
O.
Wlnant.
took
.part.
Buys
$4,000
Of
Victory
Bonds
Among
Viftory
Lean
subscription
!'i
be
acknowledrd
In
this
di-Tsr-
:s
one
for
$40T)
from
Neal
Fir
"-h
P
of
Burns
Lake.
thirty-three
percent
$750,00000
objective.
Thr
nw
recruits
enlisted
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Canadian
Army
were
dispatched
to
Vancouver
Thursday
night
In
the
persons
of
Arthur
Lavalle
of
Dryden.
Ontario.
J.
R.
Anderson
and
O.
A.
Homer
of
Prince
Rupert.
J.
Thomas
of
Vanderhoof.
who
has
enlist-nJ
in
the
Veterans'
Guard,
was
Ulan
dispatched
south
Thursday
night.
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5
0
oo
V
3rd
VICTORY
LOAN
COMINC.
KVENTS
Sunday.
1-
pj
Victory
Program.
CFPR
Buy
Victory
Bonds
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
-
-
t
Japanese
Vessel.
Including
Warships,
Are
Sunk
or
i
Damaged
I
MFLBOURNE.
Oct
24
-
Allied
aircraft.
In
a
large
attack
on
Ra-baul,
port
of
New
Britain,
yesterday,
sank
or
damaged
ten
Japan-
up
to
4-
ese
vessels
one
crjilwr.
a
destroy-about
cr
and
two
transport
ships
are
be-of
the
4-
lieved
sunk
while
a,
t
least
six
other
Three
Recruits
For
Army
Here
Four
.Men
llhjwtchtd
From
Prince
Ituprrt
Thursday
Night
vessels
were
damaged.
Not
a
Intlr
Allien
-
rt
AIR
LINER
IN
CR
ASH
NAZI
LINE
IN
RUSSIA
Tide
of
War
Continues
to
Turn
in
Reds
Favor
as
Winter
Closes
In
MOSCOW.
Oct.
24
Red
Army
troops
breached
the
front
Une
of
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(SUndard
Time)
High
1:51
a.m.
20.9
feet
13:52
pjn.
22.0
feet
Low
7:54
a.m.
5.4
feet
20:24
pjn.
26
feet
Britain's
Eighth
Army
Starts
New
Offensive;
Beat
Nazis
To
Punch
May
Be
Commencement
of
Campaign
Which
Will
Decide
Fate
of
Mediterranean
During
Coming
Winter
4he
oermans-
f't'fi"d
left
nank
CAIRO,
Oct.
24
(CP)
Britain's
rebuilt
and
refresh-
.
-mere
w
little
h.nge
in
th
""
OI
1?
1
Eighth
Army
charged
into
the
Axis
El
Alemain
line
and
the
garrison
reoulsed
all
,
.
situfttton
the
Solomon1
cltys
general
p
loaay
in
an
nffpnR;vp
Ollensive
qnninrr
sprung
durinrr
(lunng
thP
the
night
nicrhr
with
With
hlnw
MOWS
Islands
where
UiK
Jananew
have
attacks
to
hold
a
northslde
fac-
t
j
rt
rrr
inor
r
hn
nrtAmit
Kir
nnri
cin
r
rl
n
'
I
Vr
A
1
1
1
sn
It
it
been
making
some
air
raids,
an-
pgainat
a
lanK-supporieo
in-
ugouin
uic
t-ucwijr
ujr
muu,
oca
mm
an.
xnc
xmvs
mua
other
feeler
land
attack
on
Guadalcanal
being?
afly
repulsed.
Som
Japanese
fdrcF
have
been
landed
rn
the
Rusfell
Islands
near
Guadalcanal.
lanwy
mnauc
uespivc
a
bw-vi
u
ueat
tnc
i.ir
in
ma
iuips
lu
IUU
puilL'll
uuu
launcucu
lGO
bombs,
the
Russians
said.
what
mav
be
a
batt1e
to
deci(le
the
fate
Qf
the
Mediter-
-nc
had
evidently
luted
for
the
Airv
wr:ner
Red
Star
indicated
that
German
aerial
activity
had
increased.
The
noon
communique
sad
that
a
German
automatic
rifle
detachment
which
pierced
the
factory
lines
momentarily
was
wiped
out
jwif
Killed
Yesterday
When
thrust
which
forced
a
Tran.nort
and
nomber
Collide
Nai-fortified
area
to
gap
in
the
the
north-
In
California
we.t.
The
Russians
yesterday
an-
BURBANK.
California.
Oct.
24
nouncea
capture
oi
impuiwui.
c
Twelve
persons
v.re
killed
when
tlcal
positlohs
northwest
of
StaHn-
Si
0
g
o
ooooooooooo
o
Mh
rines
raacazine
uie
oermana.
siiutuuu
Newsboy
Buys
ranean
this
winter.
With
all
branches
in
close
coordination,
the
armored
army
of
the
desert
thrust
forward
under
strong
air
support
while
the
force
VirfftlV
Knnrl
'
the
Mediterranean
fleet
struck
T
IV.IUIJ
UUUU
j.
d
on
the
enemy.s
seagirt
nor.
'
thern
flank
near
the
Egyptian
port
of
Mersa
Matruh.
A
naval
communique
issued
at
i
Local
Temperature
,
1
V
1L.
mi
-
"
r
VICTORIA,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAWfflSH-COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
id1
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
24,
1942
PRICE-
FIVE
CENTS
attlet
Of
Desert
Start
Again
OYAL
AIR
FORCE
OUT
ONCE
MORE
.
.
-
nil
A
rain
With
ra
St!
a
'
-
Sitona
Tlirown
In
lor
uoou
Mcasurr
-
"Notable"
Damace
HAPPY
DAY
ij
'
:
BIG
BLOW
-
IN
LONDON
?
VJ
Percent
Mark
:
AT
RABAUL
BREACH
OF
Warm
Welcome
F.stendrd
by
Klin
And
()urrn
to
Mrs.
Lleanor
llixwvrlt
In
Loan
Now
OTTAWA.
Oct.
24
ti
The
Victory
Loan
had
iU
biggest
day
yeitcrday
since
the
cam-
palgn
started,
applications
to-
tailing
$62.05.450.
bringing
Ten
S!
trnitM
RiatM
Ar
liner
was
in
grad
and
g
collision
with
an
Wmy
bomber
usin
twenty-two
divisions
total-?
.nri
crashed
near
here.
Ung
about
25000
men
in
the
Amone
the
killed
Raipn
Kan-i".
wment.
The
"Leatherneck."
VS.
wintry
winds
swept
tne
steppes.
what
might
happen
"Marlnettes."
the
defensive
in
a
number
of
who
Wrote
'Love
In
Bloom"
and
dhxks
wihuh
me
jr
June
In
January
f
(Army
countcr"atJjCkcreoder
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
24:
Uncle
polnU
where
the
enemy
feverUhly
nam
has
the
"Waves"
navy
started
to
fortify
positions
wrunom
.nri
thP
Waacs"
armv
skeletons
of
ruined
buildings
tf
the
start
reported
in
as
Ola
fur
L.
Eyolfson,
15-year-
to
a
man.
The
communique
also
old
carrier
boy
for
the
Daily
told
without
detail
of
a
Russian
News,
is
early
combining
tne
..,.,,,,,
-
nnvn,
fo,Pe
Sllf.
4'
attributes
of
patriotism,
thrift
and
sound
judgment.
"Ole"
4-
called
at
the
Victory
Loan
4'
headquarters
this
morning
j
4-
and
put
up
$100
cash
for
a
4
bond.
The
money.
Olc
ex-
4'
plained,
he
had
earned
while
4-
working
at
the
Dry
Dock
dur-
4-
lng
the
past
summer.
4
position
to
the
northwest
but
gave
the
Baltic
Sea.
Canadian
Air
Force
Guards
Northern
Shores
fered
no
casualties
and
only
superficial
damage
was
done
to
one
boat
despite
enemy
air
attack.
The
main
land
battle
was
concentrated
in
a
comparatively
small
area
stretching
forty
miles
Inland
from
the
coast
to
Quattara
depression
but
it
will
probably
spread
ranirilv
a
the
British
command
siege,
were
reported
'clKU
thrown
on,
sending
desert
oatrols
;
hundreds
of
miles
across
the
no
details.
However.
It
Is
In
that,
desert
to
spring
at
the
rear
of
area
that
the
Russians.
have
beenjAxis
Field
Marshal
Erwln
Rom-oondudng
-ctarg&
scale:
.
tttacwmcYs
forces..-'
.-..
-
raids.
-
.
Twenty-seven
enemy
planes
RAILS
OF
CHINA
were
brought
down
over
Stalin-1
Th:
first
railroad
In
China,
ten
grad
yesterday.
miles
long,
was
built
in
1876.
The
wants
to
know
Yesterday's
noon
communique
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run
over
and
killed.
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...irBr,
,
-
ht
of
day
the
aircraft
of
Canadian
and
United
States
forces
cover
many
miles
liiuh
over
the
great
mountain
ranges
of
Alaska
speeds
a
Illn
over
dangerous
mountain
country
and
the
lonely
waters
of
the
nor-
N.CA.F.
Kittyhawks,
ready
to
meet
In
the
air
anything
the
Jap
n
J
m
raclflP
In
the
case
of
a
large
scale
Invasion
of
North
America
.nd
against
the
shores
of
this
northern
outpost
of
the
continent,
wc
by
the
Japanese
it
Is
probable
that
these
aerial
fighters
would
be
out
in
front
to
bear
the
first
shock.
They
have
already
clashed
with
strong
forces
of
the
Jap
and
bombed
his
outposts
on
a
number
of
occasions.
Photo
by
Nicholas
Morant
for
WIB
5;..