vr.
politics
I.efraux
Prescribes
This
to
Trades
Unionism
Unionism
and
Political
sj
the
aubject
of
dlacua-
w
W.
Lefeeux.
C.C.F.
the
legislature
asscm
vjiicouver
Centre,
at
nson
to
Pay
Final
Tribute
To
Well
Known
District
lleident
v
,
large
gathering
a
'
hi'
Carpenters'
Union
,;x
Sunday
afternoon.
The
k
a
business
organtea-mterested
In
the
sale
,!.!
said
the
tpeaker.
i
v
organisations
sup-i;icul
parlies
and.
ao
workers.
If
they
found
,
organisations
ready
to
represent
their
In-workers
alnwid
form
-
thought
the
C.C.F.
was
party.
-
ui
Mr.
Lefeaux
partlcl-
hf-ra!
discussion.
John
-ided.
i
t
:
d
sympatlitsers
Hatur-.
on
at
kite
Orenvllie
of
the
B.
C
Under-tn'
funeral
of
the
late
m:
ef
Casstar
cannery.
,sv
resident
of
many
hng
tn
thU
dUtrlct
.:i.m
W.
F.
nusrrbrook
;
and
Miss
Bwanna
Olaf-'
i
at
the
organ
to
ac-:k
hymns
which
were
W!h
Me-
and
"Lead
the
aenrkre.
interment
in
Falrvtew
Cemetery
were
A.
B.
Maemllten.
r
on.
John
John
r-hlllipjon
Phlllipaon.
V.
v.
K
W'
tc
numerous
beautiful
ir'.
mg.
Jonn
brav
is
c
r.
.n
Mi
order
regarding
the
aettlr
of
farm
prleea.
reis.
proina.
Laid
At
Rest
bor
hou,d
wtnn,ng
:THERS.
Oct.
5:
The
funeral
o
.
i.i'i-i
Jnhn
ft
fJmv
wna
held
United
Church
on
Frl-
Muxtn.
The
church
was
o
canoeltv
na
Rev.
C.
E.
Omineca
Lodge
A.F.
&
AM.
.d
their
service
nt
the
.i
well
as
carrying
out
C
the
eraveaide
under
the
vi
.
;
:ii
ii
i
.-vi
an
tmr
i
r
i
w
i
.
its-
the
chiiplaln,
T.
Tliorie
choir
of
the
United
led
the
music.
.
umber
of
the
family
had
from
distant
points
to
attend
'uneral
including
Alex
Ornyj
:v:ouver.
only
son
of
deceased.
Gray
had
always
taken
a
'
!;
""..le
nart
In
musical
circles
at
I
P
hers
but
In
recent
years
his
activities
along
that
line
had
been
l""'mc
to
conducting
the
8ml-f'
Brass
Band
and
It
was
due
f
hi
leadership
that
the
band
held
toRcther
ever
Isncc
It
was
"led
some
thirteen
ycara
ago.
MnctlnfT
wl
lnnvn
n
lltplln
in
'he
lUc
of
this
town
which
wlll.be
dlftlsuit
to
till.
.
year
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
aray
bbralcd
their
fiftieth
wedding
'nnlvcrsary
and
their
many
'
ind;
throughout
the
district
ar-'anged
a
celebration
for
them
when
the
Anglican
Hall
wascrowd-
with
thase.
who
came
lo
greet
hem
at
that
time.
Air
Force
Man
Passes
Away
...
a?.
Sergeant
U.
I.vans
Hies
ami
i-
malns
Are
Heing
I
orwaruru
m
Ontario
for
Burial
Sergeant
R-
Evans,
with
the
tt
rannrimn
Air
Force
here.
last.
The
remains
idled
on
Friday
arc
being
forwurded
by
this
eve
ning's
train
to
the
Home
pi
-ceased
i
In
Ontario
for
hurlal.
i
U.S.
LOSES
1
SUBMARINE
U.S.S.
Grunlon
MisliiK
Vr
Some
Time
and
Presumed
to
Have
Perished
MfAcmtMrvmN
Oct.
S
P
Tl1('
tt.,iinj
ninin
Nnw
announced
to
day
that
the
submarine
Or
union
was
overdue
In
tnc
ractw
some
time
nid
Is
presumed
lost.
OILS
FROM
StHUSlI
Oils
.fromquaih,
pumpkin
and
sunflower
seedsare
used
ln
Europe.
Before
utv.-r
O-.n.
A-.i.n:
u.rp'v-:
I
VJ,.,'a
tr,
glm
hi-
ct'-W
!i!i;t.
m.strur'.Kiu-
lsr
a
bouibint.-
i;ui
O:.
Jap
I'
Oa.
thai
U.H
aim
plain-
U
-im
Aia.-ka
.iwpt
down
!.
Japam
tif
.c
Ki.ka
aank
two
Piipmy
warships,
destroyed
six.
plain
age
dump
:
n
V
V
t
CARDS
ARE
r
rices
urn
wAangaesset:
CHAMPIONS
St.
Louh
Wins
World
Series
Front
i
O
WASHINGTON
Oct
5
-
I
niH
Af
lAPst
PreaWent
Franklin
D:
Room-
LidlU
rll
IVt-OL
4
w,t
uj
Bn
important
IU--
(.alhftrd
Saturday
Alter
Murh-vauuled
New
York
Yankees
JxTW
YOllK.
Oct.
5.
(CP)
rrapping
Si.
Louis
Cardinals
-won
the
World
Series
four
games
tfie
Yankee
Stadium.
Johnny
Ileasley
pitched
for
the
Catdinals.
it
being
his
sec-mil
virlory
of
the
series.
Charlie
Ruffing
pitched
for
the
Yankees.
RiMikie
George
Kurowskie
hit
a
home
run
in
the
ninth
with
Walker
Cooper
on
bases
to
score
the
winning
run.
The
Yanks
won
their
only
game
in
the
opener
at
St.
iouh,
the
Cards
evening
up
at
home
and
coming
on
here
to
take
the
next
three
straight
on
the
Yankees
own
grounds.
Demoralized
at
Start
The
mighty
Yankees
were
de-moralired
and
out
of
pitchers
as
they
went
into
the
fifth
game
of
the
scries
today
against
the
Cards,
one
of
the
most
underrated
clubs
ever
to
fight
their
way
into
the
classic.
Already
defeated
thrice
tunning
by
the
team
they
had
confidently
expected
to
trounce
with
little
difficulty,
the
bombers
looked
ready
victims
for
a
kill
even
before
today's
game
started.
When
they
rallied
twice
in
the
cluing
inning
to
slug
out
a
9
to
6
victory
in
Sunday's
tussle,
the
Cards
left
little
doubt
in
anyone's
mind
but
that
they
had
what
it
took
to
humble
their
much
vaunted
advetsaries.
On
Saturday
the
Cardinals
had
done
it
with
pitching
when
Lefty
Lrnic
White
blanked
the
old
champions
two
to
nothing
in
the
first
white-washing
administer-'
cil
tfic
Yankee
team
in
a
world
series
since
192C.
Yesterday
the
Cards
said
it
with
bats
and
tor
the
second
time
in
the
scries
shook
off
a
crushing
home
run
by
Yankee
Charlie
Keller
to
break
the
resultant
tic
and
come
on
ti'win.
Foul
Play
Is
Fear
In
Taxi
foul
Driver
Death
If:
ift
HOLDING
MAP'
ivl-
been
announced
ui
urn
Aleutians,
and
k
ia:d
i)U0
Japanese
ashore
and
blasted
stor-
OFFENSIVE
IN
AFRICA
forces
may
do.
It
has
been
suggested
that
Brazil
:uifi
the
Allies
might
co-operate
In
a
blow
at
Dakar.
OPENING
UP
SCHEELITE
Chlsholm
and
ltlythman
To
Oper-
HALIBUT
SALES
Summary
Amerlcacn
T3.000
pounds,
14c
and
13c
to
15.2c
and
13c.
Canadian
.13,000
pounds,
15c
and
13c.
American
Betty
Jane.
14.000,
14c
and
13c.
Store
e.
j
Argo.
32,000.
14.7c
and
13c.
At-)
lln.
.Mlddleton,
27,000,
15.2c
and
13c.
'Royal.
Canadian
Sen
Mold,
13,000,
15c
and
13c
Storage.
Tltn
Intnef
fnntiitn
nf
mrvlnmTTti
VICTQ,
Local
Temperature
Tomorrow
(Standard
Time)
sTides
High
11:05
ajn.
18.3
feet
23:13
p.m.
18.7
feet
Low
4:45
am.
6.4
feet
Maximum
17:08
pjn.
7.9
feet
Mirimum
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-zr
-r
c.
r
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
5,
1942
PRICE-
FIVE
CENTS
All
K
I
IWAi
O
EXCHANGED
Allied
rla"
8trlkc
al
0reece
M!
'",
r,am
Mia
iucuiirrrancan
Stronghold
of
Malta
Oct
5
British
four-mo-1
;i.ici
have
attacked
Axis
upied
Greece,
two
Axis
;
:ix:np
sunk
at
Palos.
nave
been
furtncr
air
Malta,
Action
in
OFF
FRQM
ALASKA
FOR
RAID
ON
JAPS
ICIiOSERTO
KISKANOW:
United
States
Forces
Make
Move
To
Drive
Japs
Off
Aleutian
I
.
-
-
-
Islands
I
advanced
bases
on
the
Andrean
afsky
gioup
in
the
mid-Aleutian
Islands,
placing
them
in
a
better
position
to
attack
Japanese
bases
in
the
western
tip
of
the
Aleutian
chain.
The
move
has
reduced
by
at
least
250
nautical
miles
the
bombing
distance
to
Japane'e-held
Kiska
Island
as
compared
with
the
old
distance
from
the
American
base
at
Dutch
llartwir
An
iir
tiaitf.
ha
hn
GIFT
M
ADE
I
TO
BRAZIL
THIS
CITY
HAS
CRIME
"Snatch"
Robbery
From
Jewelry
Sigre
Show
Window
Attempt
ed
Safe
Wrecking
On
Waterfront
ale
Telkwa
River
Property
i
The
snatching
of
several
hun-
dred
doU
r'ngS
of,
lf
aMITHBRS.
Oct.
5:-Alcx.
Chto-
shw
window
of
John
Bu
-
holm
of
amUh.ift.and
Tom
Blyth-
TelkwT
i's
jewelry
store
on
rd
Avenue
man
of
expect
to
start
and
an
attempted
safe
breaking
at
mining
scheellte
In
a
small
way
at
Albert
&
McCaffery's
office
on
the
heir
property
about
miles
from
Telkwa
near
the
headwaters
of
waterironi.
now
occumug-
he
Telkwa
lver.
sunaay
morning,
were
hw
iu.w-
,
i
i.j
U..IU
rwii
items
in
a
week-end
crime
iiicji
nuvu
jpstuuiupiekcu
uuiiu-
mg
a
trail
tm
the
property
at
their
ave
In
Prince
Rupert,
at
6
a.m.
that
John
Bul-some
own
expense
and.
as
they
have
was
high
gcade
tungsten
ore
they
ger.
who
lives
ln
the
back
of
his
Intend
to
-work
It
by
hand
and.
store,
heard
the
crash
of
breaking,
aring
it
out
to
Telkwa
by
pack-'
glass.
Dashing,
out
to
the
front
M
horse
for
shipment.
At
the
some
the
store,
ne
was
in
wme
io
time
they
will
be
developing
their.
a
car
drive
off.
Two
rocks
had
property
to
a
point
where
It
might
been
thrown
Into
the
window
and
attract
the
attention
of
larger
the
watcnes
ana
rings
as
weu
ua
mining
interests.
possibly
other
jewelry
scooped
up
Thev
Intend
to
start
work
im
mediately
and
to
continue
throughout
the
winter
Irrespective
of
snow
or
cold
weather.
A
stolen
car
Is
believed
to
nave
been
used.
The
dial
had
been
knocked
off
the
Albert
&
MoCaffcry
safe
but
entry
to
It
was
not
actuaUy
ac
complished.
The
safe
crackers
entered
by
forcing
open
and
raising
a
window
on
the
wharf
side
of
the
office.
Allan
Cormack,
assistant
man-
aaer
of
the
dry
dock,
reported
his
automobile
having
been
stolen.
FORTRESSES
TAKING
BAG
Have
So
Far
Shot
Down
Sixty-
Three
German
Fighter
Planes
Since
Going
Into
Action
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Oct.
5:
'hrnnrh
nf
the
n.ink
nf
KTn-ntrpfll
n1rinf1v
hrrn
;hot
doH
bv
United
lJ-yir-old
taxi
driver,
is
missing
.escent
lighting-which
greatly
im-
course
of
operations
of
the
latter
amm
w
jiim
i
Lgi
lu
iiw
iv
liivv
1
uiutviI
vuuuiMvttg
ivt
ktiv
wtvi
uici
v
w.Nra
-
I
'occupied
territory,
in
Europe.
4.
t
War
In
Russia
More
Women
VIGOROUS
i
nan
men
n-iTnni
r
nir
Joining
Up
Paradoxically
more
women
than
have
teen
enlisting
WASHINGTON'.
Oct.
5
(CP)
,
.men
..SURPRISED
iahiiv.,,i
,i
Hvimr
fi.rir.illr,MJ9lmrwIIands
Australians
Consolidated
and
other
Mmhtn'TtFvrihtr
Back
on
placed
on
the
Antlrtanafskys
for
a
campaign
to
diive
the.
Jap-
I
anese
off
the
Aleutians.
JAPS
ARE
MELBOURNE.
Oct.
5:
United,
States
torpedo
planes
have
sur-1
prised
Japanese
naval
units
and
transports
in
the
Solomon
Islands.
TlaH
wpnthpr
nrpvntprt
a
VPfV
Knor
nf
th
ITnllprf
States
Is
at
-
Hints
Made
in
London
Air
Power
nrent
paying
a
visit
to
Brazil
Expected
to
Counteract
Tank
discussing
plans
of
the
part
that
Force
Brazil
may
play
in
the
action
of
the
United
Nations
against
the
lONDOM
Oct
5
There
'are
enemy,
strong
hints
of
an
earlv
Allied
of-
Brasll
is
already
supplying
the
.
fcl.
T
.l
.
,j
TTnflMl
UfllM
anA
nttir
nf
thp
i
pfrlin.
Oct.
5:
Sneaking
yes
'terday
at
Germany's
harvest
I
thanksgiving.
Vice-ChanceUor
Herman
Goerlng
said
that
Germany's
.food
supply
will
get
"better
and
better
from
now
on".
He
further
declared:
"The
German
people
come
before
aU
the
people
of
Europe
In
the
distribution
of
food."
Goerlng
asked
the
people
of
I
Germany
to
stand
up
with
patience
under
British
air
raids.
He
explained
that
the
Nazi
air
force
had
I
been
busy
ln
Russia
but
the
day
of
retaliation
upon
Great
Britain
would
come.
CROP
WAS
BEST
YET
Telkwa
Business
Man
Reports
Farmers
Having
Had
Ideal
and
riiiikiflv
Vallev
farmers
have
not
had
a
better
crop
season
round
in
twenty
years
than
that
of
1942
kavs
c.
P.
Busslneer.
wo"
known
Tplkwa
merchant
and
hotel
prop
rietor,
who
is
paying
a
brief
visit
to
the
city.
There
was
an
exceptional
heavy
yield
of
every
form
of
produce
after
an
Ideal
growing
season.
Furthermore,
market
con
ditions
are
very
lavoraoie.
me
crops
have
aU
been
safely
garner
ed
and
stored.
Thresnmg
oi
grain
is
finished.
There
is
a
particularly
large
yield
of
timothy
seed,
the
price
for
which
has
not
yet
been
settled
upon.
Hay
tonnage
nas
oeen
exceptionally
heavy.
Coal
mining
is
active
around
Triku-n
and
oroductlon
-would
be
greater
If
it
were
not
lor
snonage
of
men.
npw
nponle
are
arriving
in
Telk
wa
and
even
that
town
Is
feeling
a
house
shortage.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Busslnger
arrived
in
thp
cltv
from
the
Interior
on
last
night's
train.
Mr.
Busslnger
rrtiirns
to
the
Interior
this
eve
ning
while
Mrs.
Busslnger
will
be
ho
vlsltlne
with
her
daugnter
Mrs.
Ernest
Bradley,
Fifth
Avenue
West,
before
leaving
Saturday
DA
I
ALL
D
I
iREDARMY
The
United
State,
Navy
an-
I
I
Mlntains
Initiative
Around
Stal.
I
av
from
th
thi
Mnp?
Pce
OeW
orge
nounced
Saturday
that
Army
Jray
,nfrad
and
EhewhereSec.
.
area-
During
the
past
week
or
troop,
and
air
forces,
supported
l
,
ond
Front
Paramount
ten
and
fifteen
by
naval
unit,,
had
moved
into
men
worn-
,
en
have
been
attested
there,
according
to
word
received
at
local
headquarters.
TODAY'S
LATEST
MOSCOW,
Oct.
5
(CP)
The
Germans
poured
a
constant,
stream
of
reserves
into
Stalingrad
today,
swelling
the
forces
in
the
area
to
more
than
half
a
million
but
still
the
Nazis
had
not
achieved
a
break-through
or
material
advance,
Soviet
dispatches
said.
A
midday
Soviet
communique
said
the
Ited
Army
itself
had
improved
its
position
noithwest
of
Stalingrad
but
the
Nazis,
in
a
determined
drive
upon
a
factory
settlement
of
the
city,
had
forced
the
defenders
to
withdraw
somewhat
during
the
night.
The
government
news
paper
Pravda
said
that
the
Ger-
i
-
---
.
dear
uicture
beine
obtained
of
the
man
command
loosed
an
assault
damage
which
was
done
but
three
,
in
this
sector
after
bringing
up
Japanese
light
cruisers
are
be-
two
more
infantry
division,
and
lieved
to
have
been
struck.
I
one
tank
division,
increasing
its
HID
DE
JANEIRO
Oct.
5:
A
In
the
Owen
Stanley
Mountains
strength
to
thirty-five
divisions.
P-a'ton
naval
-ommunlque
an-
on
New
Guinea
the
Japanese
have
After
bettering
their
position
nounces
that
two
modern,
swift
now
been
driven
back
twenty
miles
.
northwest
of
the
city,
Russian
and
powerful
subchasers
have
from
their
furthest
point
of
ad-j
troops
were
reported
engaged
In
been
presented
to
the
Brazilian
vance
towards
Pqrt
Moresby.
The
battle
with
the
Germans
cling--v
the
United
States.
They
Australians
keep
up
their
vigor-1
jnc
(
a
strongly-fortified
hill,
are
"but
the
first
of
many
more
ous
pursuit
of
the
enemy
and
have
.
ln
otner
fighting
in
this
area
a
to
come."
captured
Japanese
oil
stores
and
Red
Army
unltt
battling
for
posi
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Frank
equipment.
REICH
IS
OYER
ALL
lenaive
ui
nortu
mrica.
vjur
"k
""
.
forces
forces
haw
haw
not
not
bom
gone
there
there
to
to
be
be
Allied
Allied
nations
nations
with
with
valuable
valuable
raw
raw
Goerlng
Goerlng
Tells
Tens
Germans
oermans
They
iney
Win
nm
be
fixed
at
substantially
pres-
u
one
mlKn
t,CT
ciscd
out
the
wykJ-OltoJa,awir.--
thrpandV
-Get
Better
Tooff
at
Expense
jtroducth
both
at
home
and
Jo
a
thrilling
final
battle
before
j
Allied
air
strength
will
more
than
will
provide
manpower.
In
return
I
Of
Rest
of
Europe
of
shipped
abroad
No
anlartea
nmrtf
s,rcu
thousand
fans
in
make
make
up
up
for
for
what
what
the
the
Axis
tank
rhe
will
receive
implements
of
war.
.
may
exceed
$25,000
after
pay-
ment
of
taxes.
IS
OPPOSED
TO
STRIKES
William
Green
at
Toronto
for
American
Federation
of
Labor
Convention
TORONTO.
Oct.
5
-
WIHUhjb
pre,lant
0f
the
American
Blnerson
and
Fred
'
-
..
.
ihe
coo-
ventton
of
which
opened
here
today
with
600
delegates
In
attendance.
In
a
keynote
statement
Saturday,
took
a
firm
stand
against
alMkes
in
wartime.
He
declared
the
111
first
Ob
consideration
V"-
of
-
organised
la-
tion
on
a
strategic
height,
killed
150
Germans
and
destroyed
some
German
equipment.
The
ferocity
of
the
fighting
was
indicated
in
a
report
that
artillery
and
mortar
fighting
wiped
out
a
battalion
of
enemy
infantry
and
destroyed
twenty-four
machine
gun
posts
as
well
as
six
gun
and
uiootlarjiatteries.
-
-
-
MOSCOW.
Oct.
5
The
Russians
continue
their
determined
counter-offensive
in
the
vigorous
endeavor
to
drive
the
Nazis
away
from
the
Stalingrad
area.
There
Is
little
change
ln
the
general
situation
al
though
furious
flgnung
sun
goes
on
with
no
let-up.
In
answer
to
three
general
questions
by
Henry
Cassidy.
a
newspaperman.
Premier
Stalin
has
issued
a
written
state
ment
definitely
calling
upon
the
other
Allies
for
greater
aid
to
Russia
Including
the
opening
of
a
sec
ond
front.
The
Russian
forces
are
stUI
sue-!
cessfully
repulsing
the
German
as-
sault
upon
Stalingrad
and
are
ef
fectively
developing
their
.
owri
counter-offensive
move
from
the-
northwest
upon
the
city.
All
along
the
Russo-German
front
heavy
fighting
continues
with
the
Red
Army
more
than
holding
Its
own
ln
various
areas.
The
enemy
are
retreating
ln
the
Caucasus.
In
two
days
the
Germans
have
lost
forty-four
planes
on
the
ap
proaches
to
Leningrad.
.
4J
A
five-thousand
ton
German
transport
has
been
sunk
by
Rus
sian
nava)
action
in
the
Barents
Sea.
Stalin's,
Statement
In
his
statement
Stalin
dwelt
with
the
need
for
the
opening
of
a
second
front.
He
said
that
"the
second
front
occupies
a
position
of
paramount
Importance."
As
for
Allied
aid
tie
said:
"The
Allies
must
fulfil
their
obligations
fully
and
on
time."
He
declared
that
Russia
was
fighting
the
main
Nazi
forces
alone.
Compared
with
what
Russia
was
doing,
the
aid
of
the
Allies
was
of
little
effect.
He
reiterated
Russia's
resolution
to
fight
on.
Russia's
potential
resistance
was
greater
than
that
of
Germany
or
any
other
power,
he
declared.
Russia
had
tnc
strcngtn
to
beat
off
any
aggressor
nation.
The
statement
was
signed
sim
ply:
"With
respect,
J.
Stalin."
W:
T.
Moodle,
general
superin
w
tendent
of
Canadian
National
Rall-a-avs
-for
British
Columbia
with.
headquarters
in
Vancouver,
arrived
ln
the
city
on
last
nignt's
tram
In
the
course
or
one
of
his
periodical
Inspection
trips
and
will
be
here
until
Wednesday
morning
night
for
Massett
to
visit
another
when
he
will
leave
on
his
return
daughter,
Mrs.
Jack
Downey.
soum
oy
way
ui