Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
Assoc!
allou
Executive
Is
In
Session
f
ITfPfrwl
Norah
Arnold
was
appoint-
j
f
present
the
cltiaens
along
R
ibert
Oordon
on
the
execu-
I
i
H
bcrl
Gordon
w
appolnt-'
president.
.
I'lian
of
last
night's,
meet-Dr
R.
O.
Large
and
pipsent
were
A.
DieWal.
A.
ki-r-m,
Robert
Oordon,
H
n
O,
T.
Oerman.
W.
F.
,md
C
Ham,
secretary.
Would
Cut
Down
Sees
Way
To
Conserve
Material
OTTAWA,
Oct.
21:
Joseph
A.
If
adfite.
M.P.
for
Cochrane,
On-"
.o.
thinks
newspapers
should
be
inured
In
size
In
order
to
con
material.
material.
Comic
Comic
TWOMORE
BIG
SHIPS
BritUh
Battleships
Anson
and
'Howe
Off
Norway
Looking
for
Tlrplti
LONDON.
Oct.
21
Two
new
British
battleships,
Aruwn
,
and
Howe,
470
feet
long
and
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince!
King
George
V
claw,
are
now
In
i
Civic
Centre
Association,
j
service
with
the
Royal
Navy.
The
t.'.
Hit
night
at
the
home
of
Anson
has
already
been
in
action
O.
Large,
expressed
appre-
j
with
the
enemy
off
the
coast
of
i
u
W.
T.
Stone
for
the
ex-.
Norway
on
the
Allied
convoy
route
work
hit
committee
had,
to
Murmansk.
Doth
the
Anson
!r
the
carnival
and
also
and
Howe
are
off
the
coast
of
h.iulos
to
all
those
who
Norway
and
are
said
to
be
looking
,'
,xd
In
any
way
to
make
for
a
brush
with
the
great
German
if
fair
such
an
outstanding
battleship
Tirpltc
which
is
In
that
area.
:.
riyinfv
Mr
BUnh
rectm-
The
Royal
Navy
now
has
fifteen
:
I
thatvfiy
effort
be
made'
batUeshios
and
fifteen
heaw
advantage
or
any
oppor
.
hr-iuuhnut
the
year
to
pro-lii
I
rm
of
attraction.
The
i
(
incnuag
a
suitable
i::d
also
obtaining
sufficient
a
i
-
arute
but
there
was
no
-hut
any
men
effort
would
f'Wul
in
raising
funds
for
(v.ir
Centre.
'!
ruslng
the
local
situation
'
v..
felt
that
while
priority
..
bp
ex;
-ted
immediately
wi
hoix'
that
conditions
mn.r
fuvraWe
within
a
.
.ths
an'!
ihe
.imrntttee
!i!inup
'."
rr..vi:'
jrtxn-
the
-i
-i
:
.
;rtle
to
effect
y
construction
of
the
pro-
.
i'w
o!
he
healthy
finan-ndltlon
the
possibility
of
i
iie
swimming
pool
to
th
plans
was
also
mentioned,
German
presented
'!
showing
a
bank
ilth
which
trie
r
deckled
to
buy
Victor
alxterad
in
the
name
f
ution.
It
was
aim
derided
hp
already
held
bonds
for
KUnerad
for
the
anocia-
mmltte
expressed
regret:
i
to
accept
the
resigns-1
Mr
0nnan.
who
Is
leav-
ny.
A.
8.
Nlckeraon
ac-Jip
appointmant
of
treas-
ihc
aaaoolatlon
until
the
meeting
which
la.
to
be
the
third
Thursday
In
:
-MgnaUoa
of
O.
C.
Young
amtfUUion
-was
also
ac-Mr.
Young
was
the
cltiaens'
n-atlve
and
also
vlce-presl-
,
-
w
cruisers
In
commission.
"
-
r
'.gtfgVHBgabw
...
av
w
ItlK
ADMIRAL
I,
W
.Ml
It
KAY
of
the
Ro".
.i.
C'a!;.ician
Navy,
who
ha.
ben
apptuntrd
Commanding
Officrr
Atlantic
Coast
He
succeed
to
Rear-Admiral
O.
C.
Jones.
R.C.N..
who
becomes
Vice-Chief
of
Naval
Staff
at
Headquarters.
Rear
-
Admiral
Murray
has
been
Flag
Officer
Newfoundland
Force
since
June,
1041.
LAVAL
OUT
FOR
NAZIS
Laval
Says
That
Germans
Will
Win
Over
Allies
and
That
France
Should
Govern
Itself
According
IT-
VICHY.
Oct.
21
Chief
of
Government
Pierre
Laval,
In
a
radio
t
speech
to
the
people
of
France
last
night,
appealed
to
French
workers
to
go
Into
Oerman
factories.
La-.oih
v
linn
rrtnvinced
there
iiui
I
In
Nnurcnnnorc
would
be
a
German
victory
over
vrn
iiuTTopupiu
,les
and
thRt
,t
wg
Ul
thc
best
interest
of
French
people
to
Canadian
Mrmlirr
nf
Parllanirn
fan
to
uork
voluntarily
for
the
Nazis
than
to
be
forced.
nr.
iwckld
iixri-osiviis
PRETORIA.
Oct.
20:
W.
A.
-iMuiier.
South
African
professional
...
1
.Iv
tvo
sections
boxer,
was
senwncvu
i
.Vi
V.
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ni.n.lV,orr4
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I
fir
DeilUC
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'"
things,
.
x)5scaslon
of
explosives.
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3rd
VICTORY
LOAN
4
COMING
EVENTS
Vedncsday
Afternoon-Midlands
Band
Parade.-
1
Wednesday.
J:15
pm.-
O.
A.
Hunter.
CFPR.
Thursday.
0:15
p.m.-JIarold
-Ponder
(Shipbuilders'
Union),
CFPIl.
Friday.
0:15
p.m
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy.
CFPR.
Buy
Victory
Bonds
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Local
Temperature
Tomorrow
sT
ides
mmln
(Standard
Time)
High
12:09
p.m.
21.7
feet
Maximum
.55
Minimum
43
Low
5:59
am.
48
feet
18:30
pjn.
3.8
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VOL
XXX.
No.
244
PRINCE
B.C.,
OCTOBER
1942
RUPERTt
WEDNESDAY,
21,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Sayss
G
rmany
Bleeding
Death
FUNDS
OF
PROJECT
IN
BONDS
Kiska
Island
Base
of
Japs
Is
Being
Pounded
Daily
by
Allied
Planes;
No
Changes
ALASKA
DEFENCE
HEADQUARTERS,
Oct.
21
(CP)
The
latest
group
of
bombers
which
are
daily
attacking
the
Japanese
attempting
to
reinforce
the
garrison
at
Kiska
today
reported
enemy
positions
unchanged
on
the
island,
the
United
States
Army
announced
today.
One
group
of
several
conducting
daily
raids
against
the
invaders
noted
hits
in
the
camp
area
and
one
especially
heavy
explosion
which
may
have
been
a
gasoline
dump.
OPENING
up:
CUT
DOWN
Page
Rldeout
Still
Boosting
For
New
Restrictions
Are
lo
be
An-Conneclion
Trace
River
to
.
nounrrd
From
Ottawa
This
Vanderlioof
Week
T
i
-f
Rldeout
of
Peace
River
con-
j
OTTAWA,
Oct.
21
r
Announce-ir
u
press
for
the
construction
ment
will
be
made
before
the
end
f
M,r
short
sections
which
are,
of
this
week
of
new
restrictions
a.
'hit
arc
now
needed
to
con-
Imposed
by
;Dominion
and
provln-
t
'ip
tli';
Peace
River
district
clai
authorities
on
the
sale
and
wi'h
the
parlfic
Coast
by
high-
manufacture
of
alcoholic
bever-wa.
fither
to
Vancouver
or
Prince!
ages,
the
Canadian
Press
was
told
P
.
;
1
1
Mr
Rldeout
emphasized
on
'.
vesterdav.
The
extent
of
the
new
f'
nt
vtut
to
Prince
Rupert
how
;
regulations
was
not
learned
In
two
short
pieces
of
roadway
!
detail
but
jit
Is
understood
there
i.
..ntd
to
be
built
to
connect!
will
be
some
curtailment
of
the
P-
acc
with
the
tranaprovlnclal
!
hours
beverage
rooms
and
liquor
way
at
vanoernooi
Dy
way
oi
'
Vunderhoof
district
T
:c
Peace
River
Record,
in
a
rc
pdlUon,
gives
considerable
v
to
the
latest
Peace
River
v.4
outlet
-plan.
stores
may
ferpaln
open
and
that
the
Dominion
u-lll
enforce
further
restrictions
pn
manufacture
of
beers
and
wines
and
regulate
the
release
oft
spirits
from
bond.
WAR
NEWS
supply
concentrations
of
the
Japanese
on
the
Solomon
Islands.
American
flying
fortresses
have
also
struck
again
at
enemy
warships
and
transports
concentrated
at
Santa
Isabel
Island
to
the
northwest
of
Gaudalcanal.
Australian
ground
forces
have
driven
the
Japanese
back
another
three
miles
beyond
Templeton's
Crossing
in
the
Owen
Stanley
Mountains
on
New
Guinea.
NORTH
AFRICA
CAMPAIGN
CAIRO
Knemy
air
fields
In
the
North
African
war
zone
were
heavily
bombed
by
Allied
Planes
on
Tuesday
and
much
damage
was
iinnp
nrvrn
Ails
nlaiirs
wcie
broueht
down,
the
Royal
Air
Force
DRIVE
IS
Stage
Is
Set
For
Last
Ww?ff
eof
War
Subscriptions
for
Canada
to
Date
Total
$02,631,000
Trail
Leads
Way
In
British
Columbia
OTTAWA,
Oct.
21:
Ol
Subscriptions
of
$40,019,800
on
Tuesday
raised
to
$92,634,000
the
cumulative
total
of
bond
sales
du.-tns
the
first
two
days
of
the
Third
Vic-1
tory
Loan
campaign.
,
intnliH
o
iiwi
HlninT
lr
Omalt
lnn
r
n
a
qt
r
n
a
m
nw
mm
tor
srss&'rw:
sss
srxJ
A
AVrJty
Vll
JUJIV
W
Pbwer
&
hss
reached
151
percent
of
orisln-al
quota.
Some
achiev-
iien'.s
up
to
the
:nd
of
the
first
day
are
announced
as
follows:
:"ew
Wetmlnster,23
percent.
Victoria
City,
21
percent.
Otanagan.
19
percent
Nelson,
14
percent.
Pnnce
Oeorg
and
Burnaby,
crcent.
ACTRESS
IS
DEAD
talkies.
She
will
bp
buried
In
the
same
IN
SOUTH
PACIFIC
(cemetery
as
Marie
Dressier,
Will
WASHINGTON
Unitrd
Nations
airrraft
ha
homhrf
tmnn
9nH
i
Rogers
and
Douglas
Fairbanks.
vva.Bwv.VB
""J
I
Ugh?
Co..
$635,000,
Trail
Miss
Robson
suffered
from
neu
ritis.
Willkie
To
Speak
On
Monday
Night
Dy
Mlies
otates
omuts
South
African
Premier,
Addressing
British
Parliament,
Says
Russia
is
Doing
Blood-letting
Necessary
for
'
Hitler's
Defeat
LONDON,
Oct.
21
(CP)
-
Field
Marshal
Jan
C.
Smuts,
Prime
Minister
of
South
Africa,
told
a
ioint
mpet.
yp
'BTik
lTJ,
inS
of
thc
House
of
Commons
and
House
of
Lords
today
TTxilZm
tha
G"-ma
arm
is
"bleeding
to
death"
in
Russia
objecuve.
.
and
the
stage
is
set
for
the
last
offensive
phase"
of
war
Due
to
large
subscriptions
of
ior
tne
united
JNations.
Premier
Smuts
said
that
'
appal-
V
t
l.in
i
nrn
t
w
v.im
A
T
"'6
olwu-'c"nB
is.
necessary
ior
SAIINkAI1
H111"
ultimate,
defeat
Is
being
ad-
J
1
riLl-ililvJIVrll
ministered
by
the
Russians
and
ey
alone
can
do
If
fsVT
ra
1
A
Ttri
IN
KAI
ANl
P
The
Red
Army
was
reported
HI
UiXJUrVl
1
VsLj
strengthening
positions
at
Stalingrad
today,
working
and
fighting
Its
Fate
Appears
to
Depend
Upon
in
cold
rain
-
that
drenched
the
Ability
of
Russians
to
Keep
ruins
while
beating
off
successive
Supplies
Moving
Up
ily
weaker
attacks
In
the
week-old
Nazi
offensive.
MOSCOW,
Oct.
21
The
fate
of
Maintenance
of
Stalingrad's
lines
13
Stalingrad
appears
to
depend
upon
unbroken
since
Sunday
was
Indl
'
the
ability
of
the
Russians
to
keep
cated
In
the
noon
communique
'supplies
and
reinforcements
mov-
and,
coupled
with
this,
were
an
lng
across
the
Volga
River
to
sup-
nouncements
of
improvements
In
port
the
defenders.
the
Soviet
positions
in
both
west-
The
Russians
have
acknowledged
ern
and
central
Caucasus
through
no
turther
gains
by
the
enemy
counter
auacKS.
since
a
block
of
buildings
was
taken
by
the
Nazis
on
Sunday.
All
a
rwn
fiYTYTin
Oerman
tank
and
Infantry
as-
AYlV
xl-Llv
Venerable
and
Popular
Slay
Rob-
saults
since
then
have
been
re-
vXlVlU
kJXHJL
kj
son
Tasses
Away
pulsed.
'
.
1he
Nazis
today
opened
a
new
HOLLYWOOD,
Oct.
21
rzMayiSmauit-ta:tho,iath.oI
'
the
Tity.
-
,
Robson,
noted
elderly
screen
ac-
1
tress,
died
yesterday
at
the
age
a
w
irn
,of
seventy-eight.
She
had
been
on
vj
l-J
A
I
JTJ
1
1
I
I
I
"the
stage
since
early
girlhood
and
llfiLillJ
J
A
became
extremely
popular
In
LANDINGS
indnr
Wolvf.
ulih
tun
nilots
saved.
Salum.
Sidi
Barani,
Mersa
.
Wpndell
Willkie
will
elve
a
nation-'
aggregate
4.00000
pounds
Malruk
and
Tobruk
weie
attacked.
.wide
radio
address
next
Monday
i8ainst
5,661.000
pounds.
801
Meatless
Tuesday
In
Gotham
For
Duration
of
War
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
21
New
York
yesterday
had
Its
first
meatless
Tuesday
of
thc
war.
Every
restaur
ant
and
eating
piacc
in
me
metropolis
co-operated
In
observing
the
new
law.
SOVIET
GUARDS
The
Panfliovs
are
a
famous
So-
n
A-sAArtrsnoivict
Guards
Division.
.
n'sht
to
tell
about
his
recent
TRIED
AT
C.I
RR
ALTAR
i:.
'
GIBRALTAR
Italian
bombers-tried
to
attack
Gibraltar
yesterday
but
they
met
with
heavy
anti-aircraft
fire
and
their
bombs
fell
wlderiheimarUTiOtp
Spanish
territory
where
some
damage
and
casualties
wcWHu4a.i
Finally,
the
enemy
planes
were
driven
off.
MOSQUITO
ROMRERS
OUT
LONDOK
Royal
Air
Force
mosquito
bombers
were
out
last
nltlit
over
Hamburg,
Ullhelmshafen
and
Bremen.
IUiluay
lines
In
Holland
were
also
objectives.
One
British
plane
Is
missing.
Sim.MAMNE
IS
SUNK
WASHINGTON'
An
Axis
submarine
has
been
sunk
by
a
United
Slates
bomber
off
Greenland,
it
is
announced.
ON
MADAGASCAR
LONDON
British
troops
are
on
the
advance
again
In
Madagascar.
A
large
Vichy
France
force
was
attacked
and
fifty
prisoners
were
taken.
House
Passes
NewT
New
Goes
Through
Lower
House
WASHINGTON,"
D.C.,
Oct.
21
Tho
new
eight
billion
dollar
bud
I
get
bill,
providing
for
drastic
and
all-around
Increases
In
taxation,
was
passed
yesterday
by
the
Senate
with
a
vote
of
132
to
2
and
was
soon
signed
by
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
The
new
taxes
come
Into
effect
November
12
when
35,-000,000
Americans
will
start
pay
ing
taxes
for
the
first
time.
MINISTERS
ARE
HOME
In
Fine
Shape
MONTREAL,
Oct.
21:
Col.
J.
Ralston,
minister
of
national
de
fence,
and
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
munitions
and
supply,
returned
to
Canada
from
a
trip
to'
Britain.
Col.
Ralston
said
the
Canadian
forces
In
Britain
were
in
fine
fighting
trim
and
all
ready
for
aotlon.
The
army
was
well
equipped
but
there
was
no
room
for
complacency.
In
Old
New
York
lax
liill
Resignation
Of
I
mm
1
Every
Tuesday
Will
be
Observed
New
Eight
Billion
Dollar
Impost
I
hilpnn
(.ahmCt
Has
Quit
as
a
Result
or
Crisis
Fol
lowing
Charges
of
Axis
Cooperation
SANTIAGO.
Oct.
21
The
Chll
can
cabinet
has
resigned
as
a
result
of
the
crisis
which
developed
as
a
result
of
charges
of
Chilean
co-operation
with
the
Axis
against
Allied
shipping.
President
Rlos
is
endeavoring
to
get
a
new
admin
istration
fofmed.
Halibut
landings
for
the
present
Admiralty.
SENT
DOWN
Four
Vessels
Sent
lo
Bottom
in
Mediterranean
by
British
Submarines
LONDON,
Oct.
21:
Sinking
Substantial
increase
Shown
On
oI
tout
Axi&
supply
ships
in
the
Basis
of
Fish
Exchange
Figures
Mediterranean
by
British
submar
ines
is
announced
today
by
ths
year
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
based
sales
made
at
the
local
on
inquest
Into
the
death
of
the
Fish
Exchange,
totalled
17.142.500
late
p
s.
Waiton.
CUR.
roadinas-
pounds.
according
to
figures
com-
ter.
Is
being
held
this
afternoon
piled
by
one
of
the
local
fish
;
houses.
This
compares
with
15,-
Presidential
Envoy
Will
Tell
World
453,000
pounds
for
the
year
1941.
Of
His
Trip
Around
Globe
I
American
total
this
season
,was
13,142,000
pounds
as
against
WASHINGTON
DC
Oct
21
902.000
pounds
and
the
Canadian
h
Salmon
Pack
as
October
halibut
sales
this
year
round
the
world
trip
for
President
tolled
405,000
pounds
consisting
59,000
pounds
Canadian
fish.
This
.was
merely
iisn
tnat
naa
oeen
lught
up
to
the
closing
date
of
i
September
25
but
was
not
brought
I
In
until
after
the
end
of
September.
September
landings
were
2,445,-000
pounds
consisting
of
2,238.000
Col.
Ralston
and
Mr.
Howe
Back
pounds
American
and
207,000
From
Trip
to
Britain
Army
.pounds
Canadian
fish.
For
Year
1942
Totol
for
Coast
Is
l,162,015ij
Cases
With
57,563
Cases
in
Skeena
The
latest
canned
salmon
pack
bulletin
of
the
Department
of
Fish
eries
shows
the
total
pack
for
the
coast
as
1,462,015
cases
as
com
pared
with
1,795.189
cases
In
1941.
The
Skeena
River
pack
for
this
year
Is
31652Vz
cases
as
against
363,455
cases
last
year.
The
Naas
River
pack
this
year
Is.
52,26812
cases
compared
with
'last
years
35,694
cases.
The
sockeye
pack
on
the
Skeena
River
this
year
was
57,-
562
'cases
In
comparison
with
110,-332
cases
a
year
ago;
the
spring
pack
7302
cases
as
against
5,891
cases;
the
coho
pack
70,658
Va
cases
in
comparison
with
120,903
cases;
the
pink
pack
83,839
cases
as
compared
with
54,985
cases,
and
the
chum
pack,
130,395
cases
In
comparison
with
166,471
cases.
EMERGENT
COMMUNICATION
An
emergent
communication
of
Tyee
Lodge
No.
66,
A.F.
&
AJL,
will
be
held
Friday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
in
the
Masonic
Temple
for
the
funeral
of
our
late
Worshipful
Brother
F.
S.
Walton.
Service
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
will
follow.
Members
of
Tyee
Lodge
as
well
as
of
Tsimpsean
Lodge
and
sojourning
brethren
are
requested
to
attend.
By
order
of
the
Worshipful
Master.
ALEX
McRAE,
Acting
Secretary.
A
EMERGENT
COMMUNICATION
An
emergent
communication
of
Tyee
Lodge
No.
66,
A.F.
&
AJI,
will
be
held
at
the
Masonic
Temple
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
for
the
funeral
of
the
late
Brother
Herbert
W.
Butler
of
Alice
Arm,
a
member
of
Landmark
Lodge,
Lash-burn,
Saskatchewan.
Service
in
the
Grenville
Court
Parlors
of
the
B.C
Undertakers
will
follow.
All
Masonic
brethren
please
attend.
By
order
of
the
Worshipful
Master.
ALEX
McRAE,
Acting
Secretary.
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