if
tmciper
aam
iarp-
1
kwa-nule
advance
beyond
backer
was
sent
rolling
i
i
-
an
countryside
t
?
German
troop
f
-'v
?,
guardian
fort
l'
C'.t
mea,
which
thr
I
1
-mii
I
:
:ok
inursaay.
D
dam
was
des-
B
i"i
nr-
Russians
wnen
tj
J
911.
It
was
re
ft
hv
':?
Nazis
who
appar-
i
i
all
off
the
Rus-
by
dcztroylng
It
again.
Lop:
'
65
miles
south
:ra
ha:
been
Isolated
V
Ru:
.ans
and
Its
capture
beftcd
hourly.
tuation
Serious
Itr
General
Coal
Strike
in
lifd
States
Feared
as
Sequel
I
Walk
outs
Appeal
to
is
b'lS
ISSUES
APPEAL
ItV
YORK,
Oct.
16
John
Em
is,
president
of
the
fd
Jtine
Wotkerj
of
Amer-
liuued
an
appeal
to
strik-
and
Indiana
coal
tMabami
ri
to
return
to
their
jobs.
fHUIJOTON,
D.C.,
Oct.
16
u
by
nearly
25,000
:
.
-cd
fear
In
govern-
u--
tonight
of
an-1
ai
coal
strike
in
i
tc
reminiscent
of
W'
br')re
the
eovernment
:
mines
earlier
thU
ando
of
men
left
in
Alabama,
saying
n
tact
to
work
mines
have
been
hrlr
owners.
Others
F
.
Indiana.
Neither
J
x,
been
authorized
U'
:rd
States
War
La-
ri
r.as
appealed
to
John
crc
Jrtpnt.
of
tho
ttnl.
M'"1
Workers
of
America.
:r
miners
to
return
to
g
Lewis
had
made
no
P'f
UD
ta
last
ntirht.
.
-
-
-
0--
Inadian
Red
pss
lo
Send
ison
Parcels
PTAWA
Oct
16
The
Cana-
R"1
C
oss
Society
will
i'
nf
..n.
I
n
.
w
"ai
ill
wciiiiau.
':r
will
be
sent
through
'""'national
Red
Cross.
pun
wai
ir
rirst
uussia
Urges
MOSCOW
Oct
16-Np.
-.ii
jorincoming
or
anize
the
final
defeat
ion
tit
AXL
Mllltftrv
nrnh.
;
"t
come
before
prob-
newspaper
salrt
11
:onfit.toiK
'
c
"UJ.ied.
as
well
as
might
also
Three
Raiding
Enemy
Aircraft
4
"
-
iius&ian
t
n.if
P'Wence
nid
it.
Prmulat-
imnnrtorU
j.
Are
Destroyed
Some
Damage
and
Casualties.
LONDON,
Oct.
16
0!
Three
of
a
number
or
German
aircrait
over
southeastern
England
and
East
Anglia
during
the
night
were
destroyed,
it
was
announced
Saturday.
Bombs
drop
ped
at
scattered
points
caused
some
damage
and
a
small
number
of
casualties.
Meat
Packing
Is:EssentiaL
-
OTTAWA,
Oct.
16
Meat
acklnz
has
been
classlied
as
an
essential
Industry
men
engaged
In
which
are
ptivileged
to
have
their
military
call-ups
TOstponed.
Probe
Skeena
River
Death
A
coroner's
Jury
met
this
af-ternoon
to
vie
the
body
of
a
man
thought
to
be
Norman
El-wood
Pratt,
a
construction
worker
who
was
drowned
In
the
Skeena
River
at
Mile
68.
be
tween
Salvus
and
Kwinitsa,
on
September
16.
The
body
was
recovered
from
the
water
at
Claxton
cannery
yesterday
by
Constable
Earnest
Bradley
of
the
British
Columbia
Police
and
brought
In
by
Game
Warden
E.
Martin
and
Constable
Bradley
on
the
game
launch.
Pratt
was.
drawn
under
by
the
swift
Skeena
current
when
the
crawler
tractor
which
he
was
driving
while
doing
road
construction
rolled
down
an
embankment
throwing
him
into
the
water
a
month
ago.
Jurors
who
are
investigating
the
death
are
Charles
Barry
Robert
Pollock,
Andrew
Hell-
man,
Amerigo
Domlnato.
John
Clausen,
and
Clifford
Abercrom-
ble.
Local
Tides
Sunday,
Oct.
17
High
3:39
4
19.9
feet
15:31
20.9
feet
Low
9:35
6.9
feet
22:13
3.8
feet
Monday,
Oct.
18
High
4:24
18.5
feet
16:11
19.3
feet
Low
10:15
8.2
feet
22:58
5.0
feet
NEWSPAPERMAN
65
YEARS
WARRINGTON,
England
George
Archer,
sports
editor
of
the
Warrington
Guardian,
received
a
presentation
recently
to
mark
65
years'
service
with
that
newspaper.
PARATROOPERS
LONG
FLIGHT
ALGIERS
0'
United
States
paratroopers
were
flown
1,500
miles
to
capture'
airfields
near
Oran
when
North
Africa
was
Invaded.
Air
Liner
Comes
bown
and
Burnse
Near
Centerville
in
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE,
Tennessee,
Oct
16
0)
An
American
air
liner
carrying
six
passengers
and
four
crew
members
was
reported
Saturday
to
have
crashed
and
burned
near
Centerville,
Tennes
see.
All
occupants
were
believed
to
have
died.
Fifteen
Hundred
Germans
Drown
MOSCOW,
Oct.
16
Fifteen
hundred
Germans
are
reported
to
have
been
drowned
In
the
Dneloer
River
as
they
tried
to
escape
from
Voronezhea,
lm
portant
industrial
and
strategic
centre
an
the
big
bend
of
the
Dneiper.
Jap
Bases
Heavy
Hit
A.LIIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
SOUTH
PACIFIC,
Oct.
16
United
Nations
bombing
planes
dropped
thirty
tons
of
explosives.
on
Madang
In
New
Guinea
and
Cape
Gloucester
in
New
Britain,
doing
heavy
damage
to
Japanese
Installations.
WATCH
FOR
POTATO
BUGS
local
Temperature
Tonight
s
Dim-out
(Half
an
hour
alter
sunset
to
54
.
45
half
an
hour
before
sunrise).
fl..jsm
7:13
pjn.
to
7:41
ajn.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
ExXIII,
No.
242
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
SATURDAY,OC
TOBER
16,
1943
PRICE.
FIVE
CENTS
axis
Hard
Pressed
On
All
Fronts
&
'
'
i
;
i
'k
AND
CANADIAN
TROOPS
swp.rp
ACROSS
a
rimes
FROM
vnn'w
MESSINA
MP.sstNA
to
TO
p.stapt.tsti
ESTABLISH
ninnnp.
BRIDGE
TiP.An
HEAD
TM
IN
ITAT.Y
ITALY
-
i
kmc
kvr
n
OS
iNAlIj
NAZIS
ARE
AKl
n
1
T
1
8
.
..
s
;
-
lanucKS
T.
!
fl'll
iaKe
RETREATING
Italian
run
Now
on
I
Side
of
Dneiper
Dam
fcC
;v
Oct
16
0
The
Uric
:c3
of
Kiev,
besieged
L
Vap.
ai,
were
falllne
before
a
powerful
fn'turc
across
the
Dnei-
T
Russians
have
,
...
Germans
dr
bj
Ki
V
and
have
cstab
j
.
:
.v
on
the
we
Outside
landing
barges
like
the
one
pictured
here
a
-
spearheads
of
Invasion
and
were
probably
used
lit
the
crossing
to
the
Italian
mainland.
This
barge
packed
with
troops
standing
shoulder
to
shoulder
w.v.
photographed
off
the
coast
of
Africa.
Note
the
putly
lowered
beach
ramp.
NAZI
PLANES
.OVER
BRITAIN
WAR
NEWS
IMPORTANT
ITALIAN
TOWNS
TAKEN
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
ALGIERS
The
Anglo-American
filth
Army,
knifing
deeper
noith
of
the
Volturno
and
Ca-lore
Rivers
against
fierce
counter-attacks,
has
captured
Calno
and
Amorosl
and
the
German
appear
to
be
trying
to
break
awav
from
positions
near
the
mouth
6f
the
Vultumo,
Allied
hiiniii,iK
annniinrpfi
tndav.
Caizzo
and
Amorosl
give
the
1
Allies
control
of
the
Junction
of
the
two
rivers
where
the
Volturno
bends
northward.
Bitter
fighting"
rages
in
the
sector.
Crashing
speedily
through
heavy
enVmy
resistance
in
central
Italy,
the
British
Eighth
Army
seized'
vital
road
junctions
of
Vinchlaturo
and
Campobasso,
striking
into
a'
position
to
men-aee
the
whole
flank'
of
Nazi
defenders'
on
the
Volturno
line.
The
Canadian
First
Division,
operating
as
a
left
wing
of
the
Eighth
Army,
Unreported
lighting
in
the
Campobasso
area
after
a
25
mile
march
through
the
mountains
and
It
was
possible
Canadians
had
captured
Campobasso..
V
the-t
it
RUSSIANS
PLUNGING
WESTWARD
LONDON
The
Russians
are
plunging
steadily
westward
across
the
flat
plains
leading
to
the
Crimea
In
an
audacious
attempt
to
trap
upwards
of
one
hundred
thousand
Geilmans
reported
to
be
garrisoning
the
great
peninsula,
Moscow
dispatches
said
today.
Other'
Russians,
having
captured
Zaporozh.
industrial
city
on
the
bendif
the
Dnieper
Rivef
65
miles
to
the
north,
are
battling
down
the
railway
that
leads
through
Melitopol
to
the
Crimea.
The
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
reports
that
hall
of
the
town
of
Melitopol
is
in
Russian
hands.
TEN
DEAD
IN
CRASH
New
Indian
Agent
For
Bella
Coola
r.
E.
Anfield,
Principal
of
Bella
Coola
School,
Takes
Post
F.
E.
Anileld,
for
seventeen
years
principal
of
Alert
Bay
Industrial
school,
has
been
appointed
Indian
Agent
at
Bella
Joola.
Accompanied
by
Mrs.
nf
ield,
he
at
rlved.
at
.
Bella
oola
this
week.
Mt"!
Anfield
succeeds
as
Indian
Agenl
at
Bella
Coola
James
Glllett
who
was
transferred
to
Prince
Rup-2rt
a
couple
of
years
ago.
Rev.
S.
J.
Wlckens
arrives
on
he
coast
this
month
from
Eastern
Canada
to
succeed,
Mr.
An
field
as
principal
of
the
Alert
Bay
school.
Record
Is
Made
By
Destroyer
H.M.C.S.
Matapedia
Gives
Some
Good
Service
in
Convoy
Duty
On
Atlantic
OTTAWA,
Oct.
16
The
corvette
HM.CS.
Matapedia
has
made
a
record
by
travelling
more
than
100000
miles
In
con-sldent
Ramirez
of
Argentina
has
years
during
which
time
she
never
had
a
ship
toipedoed
or
lost.
PREPARING
FOR
PEACE
STOCKHOLM
G
Five
hundred
Swedes
representing
varl-
LONDON
"i
The
Ministry
of
ous
religious
denominations
at-Agriculture
has
issued
a
warn-
tended
a
congress
at
Vadstena
ine
that
the
Colorado
beetle,
to
discuss
what
the
Swedish
U
(
4
'
M
A
nazis
are
Repulsed
LONDON.
Oct.
16
ff
Greek
guerillas
are
report-
ed
to
have
repulsed
a
force
s
of
four
thousand
Germans
In
central
Greece
and
ad-
vanced
toward
'the
ralhoad
town
of
Kardlstsa.
160
ml1pa
nnrth''
nf
Athens
in
a
new
offensive
addln
i
to
&
Germany's
already
grave,
Balkan
problem.
.
V
?
4
LOCAL
PASTOR
BEING
CALLED
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween
is
Nominated
for
Special
Tost
Covering
Manitoba
and
Northern
.Ontario.
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
16.
flVrRev-Alex
MacSween
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
recommended
to
the
General
Assembly
of
the
Presby
terian
Church
synodical
missionary
for
Manitoba
and
Nor-j
them
Ontario,
it
was
announced
I
yesterday
by
the
Manitoba
Sy
nod.
Mr.
MacSween,
when
Inquiry
was
made
of
him
this
morning
In
regard
to
this
dispatch,
said
it
was
the
first
Intimation
of
the
matter
which
he
had
received.
Under
these
circumstances
he
had,
of
course,
no
statement
to
make.
PLANT
HALF
WIPED
OUT
LONDON,
Oct.
16
At
least
half
of'
the
great
Schwelnfurt
ball
bearing
plant
was
destroyed
In
the
great
raid
thereon
by
American
flying
fortresses
on
Ihursday,
reconnaissance
planes
hlch
went
over
the
area
yes.
terday
ascertained.
The
blow,
It
is
expected,
will
be
reflected
in
a
shortage
of
tanks,
planes
and
guns.
Trapping
Again
Active
in
Area
Around
Kispiox
KISPIOX,
Oct.
l&r-A
renewed
Interest
in
trapping
Is
evident
among
the
natives
of
Kispiox
this
fall.
Some
of
them
have
al.
ready
gone
north
to
their
trap-lines
and
others
who
have
not
trapped
for
years
are
preparing
to
leave
within
the
next
week.
RESCUED
71
CANADIANS
ACTION
ON
TRESPASS
Case
of
Irish
Free
State
Woman
Against
Wartime
Housing
Involving
Land
Here
is
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
16
R
Judgment
was
reserved
in
Sup
reme
Court,
here''
today
by
Mr
JustlceSidneySmlth
on
appli
cation
of
-Wartime
Housing
imited
to
compel
Miss
Eliza
beth
M.
McClay
of
Monkstown,
iiish
Free
Staie.
to
furnish
sccuiity
for
the
defendant's
costs
In
her
action
claiming
Uespass.
The:.plalntlf
tallege--that
Wartime
Housing
Limited
tres
passed
'on
her
land
at
Prince
Rupert
and
built
a
house
on
the
land
without
her
permission.
Haile
Selassie
Will
Not
Have
Italy
as
Ally
LONDON,
Oct.
16
CF
Ethiopia
i
refuses
to
recognize
Italy
as
a
co-belligerent,
Emperor
Halle
Selassie
said
in
a
cable
today
to
the
News-Chronicle'
from
his
capital
at
Addis
Ababa.
Admits
Allies
More
Powerful
BERLIN,
Oct.
16
German
military
officials
admit
that
the
Allies
have
more
powerful
infantry
and
tank
forces
on
the
central
Italian
front,
this
be-ng
the
reason
that
the
Nazis
ate
forced
to
fall
back
on
the
lurth
bank
of
the
Volturno
River.
Floating
Market
For
Royal
Fleet
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
I
IN
ITALY,
Oct.
16-Ontario
V
troops
took
a
vital
hill
town
while
serving
as
par,t
of
the
Eighth
Army
In
'
ea
'
?rn
Italy.
It
was
a
vital
,iolnt
but
the
Canadians
me',
with
little
opposition.
BIG
FIGHT
IN
YUNNAN
CHUNGKING,
Oct.
16
0)
-
'h
Chine-e
H'gh
Corrmar?'
a'd
last
night
that
reinforced
Tapanese
troops
In
Yunnan
Pro
vlnce
are
driving
forward
west
cf
the
Salween
River
and
that
fighting
rages
unabated
on
the
east
China
front
where
the
Chinese
have
recaptured
the
town
of
Potten.
It
is
believed
that
the
Japanese
are
endeavoring
to
head
off
a
new
United
Nations
offensive
In
the
Burma
area.
Jewish
Padre
RABBI
ISAAC
ROSE
Rabbi
Isaac
Bertrand
Rose
of
Ottawa
and
more
recently
of
Irvlngton,
N.
J.
has
been
appointed
chaplain
to
the
Jewish
men
In
the
Canadian
Army
with
the
rank
of
Captain.
He
has
been
posted
to
the
Pacific
Command,
Military
District
iN'o.
11
at
Vancouver
and
has
been
a
visitor
to
Prince
'Rupert
a
good
deal
.recently.
Rabbi
Rose
Is
on
leave"
of
absence
for
the
duration
from
Irvlngton,
N.
J.
B'nal
Israel
Congregation
to
serve
with
the
Canadian
forces.
Exchange
Ship
Is
Now
Enroute
MORMUOAO,
Portuguese
In-dla.'october
16
O
The
Japanese
exchange
ship
Tiamara,
carrying
Canadian.
American,
and
illn
American
civilians
from
Japanese
controlled
territory
arrlver
here
yesterday.
The
Swedish
ship
Grlpsholm
arrlveo
'day
with
Japanese
repatriates
fo
fxchange
for
the
Allies
on
the
Tiamara,
LCNDON,
Oct.
16
00
Trfilnnpl
UlUllCl
iuVlll
F.Vltf"
Royal
Fleet
auxiliary
Reliant
is
a
sort
of
floating
super-market
;
I
r,r4rMrM
1
for
the
British
Mediterranean
111
VUIIlmdUU
01
fleet.
In
her
hold
are
some
15,000
Items
of
naval
stores
ranging
from
pins
to
anchors,
and
she
is
at
once
grocer,
butcher,
haberdasher,
stationer,
plumber,
electrician
and
hardware
shop.
There
is
enough
meat
In
the
Rellant's
refrigerators
to
feed
25,000
men
for
a
month.
Her
distilling
plant
can
turn
out
150
tons
of
drinking
water
dally.
Serving
under
Capt.
C.
H.
LONDON
O'
Since
the
war
Noel
are
Britons,
Lascars,
iey-
began,
lifeboats
of
the
Royal
lonese,
Swahlli3,
Maltese,
Goan-Natlonal
Lifeboat
Institution
ese
and
Palestinians.
The
super-have
rescued
a
total
of
71
sea-'
t
market
has
done
all
right
so
notato
nest
now
found
in
Europe,
church
might
do
to
bring
about
men
"from
nine
Canadian
ves-
far
in
this
war,
It
has
yet
Jo
is
vpry
likely
to
Invade
areat
a
better
world
and
reconcllla-
sels,
besides
helping
to'
save
suffer
,
bomb,
mine
or
torpedo
Brlataln.
ft
r
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.,
r'
'-r
Victory
Parade
Lieut.
Col.
C.
V.
Evltt
will
be
commanding
officer
of
the
military
parade
Including
United
States"
forces,
navy,
army
and
air
force
which
will
mark
the
Inauguration
tomorrow
of
the
Fifth
Victory
Loan
campaign
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
line
of
march
will
be
from
McBrlde
Street
along
Third
Avenue
past
the
Post
Office
where
Group
Captain
Roy
H.
Foss
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
will
take
the
salute.
The
Royal
Sea
Cadets
Band
will
provide
Enemy
Falling
Back
Everywhere
As
Allied
Forces
Establish
Themselves
North
of
Volturno
River
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
-LGILRS.
Oct.
18
ffl
-
Main
orces
of
the
Anglo-American
tlfth
Army
are
still,
pouring
across
the
Volturno
RlVef
Into
it
jviy
won
bridgeheads
and
ncadquaiters
dispatcher
s.a,
y
that
Great
Britain
and
the
Americans,
fanning
out
in
all
directions,
are
throwing
the
Germans
toackv
along
the
entire
front
from
the
west
coat
to
the
mountain
backbone.
.Italy.
The
Americans
have
penetrated
as
far
as
five
mlles-Tjioftfi
of
the
Volturno,
capturing
hill
positions.
An
Allied
headquarters
communique
disclosed
that.
British
.nf
an
try
.and
tanks
landed
from
British
vessels
on
the
north
side
of
Vyltumo's
mouth
on
Wednesday
morning
early
simultan
eously
with
a
front
assault
on
the
stream.
Light
Allied
naval
forces
bombarded
enemy
posi
tions
In
support
of
the
landing
operations.
In
the
British
Eighth
Army
sector
where
Canadian
troops
are
fighting
on
the
eastern
end
of
the
line
Casacalenda
was
captured.
Air
action
Included
a
heair
bomber
raid
fifty
miles
north
of
Rome
Into
central
Italy
to
attack
railway
installations
at
Ternion
on
the
main
enemy
supply
route
to
the
battle
zone.
y
About
JFace.By-.
Argentina
On
Newspaper
Ban
BUENOS
AIRES,
Oct
16
President
Ramlres
of
Argentina
has
cancelled
the
decree
bannln"
the
publication
of
Jewish
newspapers.
This
action
followed
..
rebuke
froom
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States
who
bad
declared
that
such
action
smacked
of
Nazi
characteristics.
White
the
Argentinean
government
has
reversed
its
stand
In
regard
to
the
Jewish
newspapers,
a
strongly
worded
communique
from
President
Ramirez
today
applied
the
label
of
"foreigners''
to
some
of
those
who-jsigneda
pro-Democratic
manifesto
published
on
Friday
and
said
that
the
government
would
not
tolerate
any
tampering.
The
manifesto
urged
that
the
Ramirez
government,
which
has
persisted
in
a
policy
of
neutrality,
to
swing
to
American
solidarity.
NEW
FOOD
ELEMENT
,
LONDON,
ff
A
new
food
element,
called
food
yeast,
with
a
slightly
meaty
flavor
and
as
much
as
50
per
cent
high
gra
protein
content,
has
been
developed
In
Britain.
Women
Wanted
LOCAL
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Requires
15
Women
'
(21-10)
as
Pipefitter
Helpers
,
Apply
National
Selective
Service
AF
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