Lieu
suggested
that
Italian
tere
planning
to
resume-
s
.:'o
Egypt
At
the
same
time
j
I
tt
aid
o
be
ready
to
try
to
njtoa
and
three
thousand
today,
...
,
annoui
announced.
ACKS
BY
R.A.F.:
pS
Bombing
Planes
Keep
Up.;
pitin
Until
Stopped
Weather
fl
Rotterdam.
By
M0N,
Oct.
5;
(CP)
Royal
"Invasion
coast."
the
Air
r
trj
announced.
Direct
hits
the
rails
twisted
and
use-ith
big
craters
In
the
h
luccessful
attacks
were
n
an
airdrome
at
Ble-
ar
LeIIavre
where
a
"
aj
set
afire.
Norway
yesterday
one
Ger-
npply
ship
was
sunk
and
Mt
afire.
A'r
Ministry
also
an-
'"need
daylltht
attacks
on
i
on
the
Holland
coast
e
trried
out
yesterday
by
"oval
Air
Force.
These
in-
rresj
Association
said
to-tht
adverse
weather
con-
on
prevented
Roval
Air
"ids
last
night.
'sidential
foperties
ansferred
pimtlal
realty:
1
"wup
purchase
of
Mrs.
E.
"ft
"OUSe
1428
Rnrnnd
Ave-
'
"CStvlew
Fm
Moore
purchase
of
0.
II.
m
rum
Avenue
!
ddcs
Jr.
purchase
of
L.
Z
Hart'8
house,
340
Sixth
west
J.
Pcb,....
.
Fuliti
.
"a
purcnase
ti
L
uig
nuse,
1913
Atlln
Av
Jfriri
iik
I'urcnase
or
t
rea
l
nvenue.
Re
SmV.u
"y
purcnase
oi
U.
on""i
hou.se.
(HO
Taylor
Internment
Fortress
dence
Is
Being
Placed
in
Reports
Now
Circulating
at
Berne,
bwitzcrlanu,
and
hlscwhcre;
Italians
Arc
Helping?
j
BERNE,
Switzerland,
October
5:
(CP)
British
and
tral
sources
here
placed
mounting
credence
tonight
forces
on
the
Channel
and
North
Sea
have
completed
mtions
for
an
attempt
to
invade
Great
Britain
and
waiting
only
the
word
"Go."
There
was
no
suggestion
soon.
nowcYti,
wmk
ui
mi-1
ite
German
move
was
antlcl-
fcnir
reports
from
the
Medl-
Prisoner
Shot
Dead
!i
Gibraltar
with
Italian
aid.
Z
...
'
'
'
7
udr
firan
I
ily
report
that
7
""awa,
-
iw-J-tr-
t
Dualists
and
even
troops
7
nesl
ueuer-
"erman
prisoner.
r
to
I
wa
and
killed
when
he
amoving
through
Libya
tutors
from
Germany,!1"'"
"Iti""""
"
1
fcM.mmnr
that
f
I
VP
hnnrfrpri
J
"
The
shooting
oc-
curred
while,
ja
guard
was
tr'aIlrng"'"Nueller
and
Rudolph
'
Ruschebach
after
the
two
in-
tcmces
tried
to
escape
from
I
rs.
M.
U.
fliadlll
Acquires
nci-
dence
Of
J.
H.
Malr
Who
Has
Bought
From
City
I
Mrs.
M.
C.
Madlll
has
purchased
Heads
Students'
Council
This
Year
At
Booth
Memorial
High
School
This
week
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Students'
Council
had
Its
for
pay
stopped
on
some
oooi
aim
shoe
employees
during
an
air
raid
when
a
Midland
city
was
oommu
recently.
RUGBY
PLAYER
KILLED
T.nNnnn.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
nlot
Officer
E.
J.
Parsons,
former
Yorkshire
and
England
Rugby
Union
halfback,
has
been
killed
on
active
.service,
,
Reti
nres
J.
C.
HILL
Paymaster
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Western
Region,
for
the
last
32
years
who
has
retired
under
the
superannuation
rules
of
the
company.
Mr.
Hill
was
located
In
the
Bulkley
and
Nechako
Valley
district
durmg
O.T.P.
construction
days
in
Charge
of
the
old
railway
pay
car.
;
RAIDS
ON
ENGLAND
fighting
planes,
ushered
In
the
fifth
week
of
the
London
air
siege
today
but
up
to'
7:30
p.m.
Inst
twenty-three
planes
to
the
fierce
fire
of
Great
Britain's
ground
and
air
defences.
Nine
British
fighters
were
lost
but
four
pilots
are
safe.
Thrusts
at
London
were
parried
in
a
three-hour
battle
over
the
Kent
coast
where
at
least
eight
the
residence
of
J.
H.
Malr
on
Bor-1
attackers
were
brought
down.
A
den
Street.
Mr.
Malr
recently
acquired
property
from
the
city.
ALEX
BILL
PRESIDENT
few
planes
that
got
through
the
I
coastal
front
were
met
by
another
screen
of
fire
over
London.
Bombers
droned
over
the
cap!-
i
tal
earlier
than
usual
tonight.
!
Invading
planes
were
also'
re-
.
ported
over
northeast
and
southwest
England
and
the
Industrial
i
Midlands.
;
For
the
second
successive
night
;
last
night
London
had
lighter
I
bombardment
than
usual
and
i
Londoners
were
comforted
by
the
gathering
winter
barrier
of
storms
and
clouds.
first
meeting
for
the
purpose
or
electing
officers.
Alex
Bill
wasj
Of
TS1f
7T
4
ft
elected
president,
John
Oood,
vice-j
I
I
fllll
lvuuuai
1
fll
A
I
I
ndrfm
Arm.a
Mae
Rlam,
sec-1
trtarv.
'and
Ralph
Anderson.
,7
F
treasurer,
The
renrcscntatlves
present
were
John
Oood,
Alex
Bill,
Anna
Mae
Rlem,
Nora
Thomas,
Raipn
Anderson,
Betty
Payne,
Ted
Cap-stirtf.
FJlern
Thomas.
Hcmsby
King,
Qcorgc
Mostad,
Bca
Ritchie,
Arne
Anderson,
Tamatsu
xama-
mato,
Joy
Berg,
Dorothy
Kergin,
and
Eddie
Clccone.
STOP
PAY
IN
RAIDS
LONDON.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
Shoe
Operatives
Union
is
pressing
WINST0DAY
World
Scries
Is
Now
Evened
Up
at
Two
Games
Each
as
Result
of
Reds'
Victory
DETROIT,
October
5:
(CP)
Big
Paul
Derringer
pitched
the
Cincinnati
Reds
back
even
with
the
De
troit
Tigers
today
with
a
5
to
2
vlc-tory'ln
the
fourth
game
of
the
1940
World
Series.
Derringer
allowed
only
five
scattered
hits.
Paul
"Dizzy"
Trout,
starting
Tiger
pitcher,
was
batted
from
the
hill
In
the
third
and,
before
the
game
was
over,
the
Tigers
had
called
on
Fllngers
Clay
Smith
and
Archie
McCain.
ROBBED
SPITFIRE
BOX
SWANSEA,
Oct.
5!
(CP)
One
month
imprisonment
was
the
sentence
imposed
on'
a
seaman
on
conviction
of
stealing
$16.80
from
a
Spitfire
Fund
box.
.
i
J
1
BRA
RY
heathen
Forecast
!
tomorroW
sT
ides
'
'
.
n...rt
and
Oueen
Char
r.i.nd-Fresh
to
strong
east
High
.
,
4:41
ua
19.0
'ft.
cloudy
with
not
much
mostly
16:35
pm.
20.1
it.
S
temperature
and
occa
m
Low
10:38
ajn.
7.0
ft.
sional
ralna.
23:19
p.m.
4.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
IpgiX.
No-
235.
CENTS
I
PRICE:
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
5,
1940.
rincc
Robert
Brings
'Constance
Bennett
LEARNING
Seeking
Divorce
JQ
URSE
Has
Arrived
At
Reno
To
Establish
Residence
For
Proceedings
I
!
RENO.
Oct.
5:
Constanca
well
known
screen
actress.
has
arrived
htrj
to
ertablish
resi
I
GIBRALTAR
STRENGTHENED
ALGECIRAS,
Spain
Two
thousand
British
troops
arc
reported
to
have
landed
to
strengthen
Gibraltar
garrison.
LORDS
IS
BOMBED
i
LONDON.
A
recent
bomb
fell
at
the
entrance
of
the
House
of
Lords,
blasting
a
crater
20
feet
in
diameter
and
shattering
windows.
i
NEW
GOVERNOR
NAMED
LONDON.
Air
Marsha
Sir
Cyril
Newell,
chief
of
air
staff,
has
been
appointed
Governor
General
of.
New
JCealand,"u?efp4-
Ing
Viscount
Gal
way.
Air
Marshal
Sir
Charles
Portle,
chief
or
the
bomber
command,
succeeds
Sir
Cyril
Newell
and
Sir
Richard
The
pair
had
hidden
In
a
1
".,1'
7
'
T
Tierce
becomes
chief
of
the
shanty
'
and
Nueller
rushed
1
when
the
guard
ordered
them
1
out.
Borden
Street
orce
bombers,
in
a
day-
O
U
tony
yesterday,
wrecked
IHnilCA
K
Nnlfl
ilj
outside
Cherbourg.
foe
bad
been
used
by
the
m
to
nd
v
supplies
to
;M
Bad
Weather,
Dropping
Bombs
Reckless,
of
Where
They
Land
TODAYS
BAG
TWENTY
s
LONDON,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Massed
I
German
bombers,
escorted
by
bomber
command.
WEYGAND
TO
DAKAR
j
VICHY.
General
Maxime
Wey-!
gand
is
being
sent
to
Dakar
to
'
organize
the
defence
of
French
West
Africa.
CHARGED
WITH
MURDER
CRANBROOK.
Frank
Sylvester,
21-year-old
Indian,
has
been
charged
with
murder
in
connection
with
the
deaths
of
Harold
J.
Forrester
and
John
Lundy
whose
bodies
were
found
in
burned
cabin
in
the
Windermere
district.
FIRE
BUG
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Work
of
a
fire
bug
is
suspected
In
connection
with
a
fire
last
night
which
destroyed
the
Western
Crown
Manufacturing
Co.
on
Kingsway.
fires,
less
serious,
last
nighL
The
Salvation
Army
Citadel
also
had
a
fire.
MUST
TAKE
TRAINING
EDMONTON.
The
University
of
Alberta
will
dismiss
students
,
who
refuse
to
take
military
training
unless
they
arc
physically
unfit
or
are
Doukhobors
or
Mcnno-nttcs.
PLANT
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
A
$1,500,000
plant
for
the
manufacture
of
aircraft
is
to
be
built
at
Sea
Island.
It
will
be
operated
by
the
Boeing
Aircraft
Co,
VETERANS
ARE
HOME
AT
AN
EAST
COAST
PORT.
Fifty
Canadian
veterans,
invalided
home
from
the
Battle
of
Britain,
arrived
yesterday.
ARRIVE
AT
FAIRBANKS
FAIRBANKS
Two
large
bombers,
to
bestationed
with
the
United
States
Army
here,
arrived
yesterday
after
an
1800-mile
flight
from
Washington
in
eight
hours.
They
made
the
trip
in
eight
hours
via
Prince
George
and
TITLE
CHANGES
HANDS
NEW
YORK.
Frilzle
Zlvic
outpointed
lienry
Armstrong
in
fifteen
rounds
last
night
and
won
the
world's
hir-TTflb
title.
St.
John
Ambulance
Reports
Large
Increase
For
War
Year
In
Qualifications
OTTAWA,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Fully
dence
with
a
view
to
ihs&uting-
500.000
Canadian
men
and
women
divorce
proceedings
against
ths
are.
qualified
first
alders
holding
Marquis
de
la
Falalse
whoj
13
at
St.
John
Ambulant
cer'lf:
present
in
France.
'
1
Bulletins
taids
or
roln
gas
a'beks.
al
though
we
give
a
certain
amourii
of
Information
upon
the
latter
subject"
raid
Col.
Snell,
"but
sabotage
of
all
kinds,
the
blowing
up
of
bridge
or
railways
or
factories
are'
not
such
remote
possibilities
ven
here
In
wartime
and
we
.want
to
have
completely
trained
people
In
every
community
who
could
offer
immediate
aid."
A
survey
of
the
work
shows
that
on
the
whole
more
men
than
women
a,vall
themselves
of
the
St.
John
Association
services.
Many
facfories.
mining
companies,
the
railways
and
telephone
companies
now
insist
that
their
men
be
qualified
and
pay
the
fees
for
their
training.
Urges
General
Training
Col.
Snell
contended
that
every
man
and
woman
in
Canada
should
b
trained.
Solders
are
being
taught
and
the
Commissioner
pointed
out
Its
value
to
aman
In
j
the
services.
t
"If
he
knows
how
to
stop
hem-,
orrhage.
how
to
give
artificial
res
There
were
also
several
other"
piration
and
get
air
Into
the
lungs
of
a
comrade
who
has
been
knocks
ed.out
and
has
a
mouthful
of
mud.
he
will
probably
save
his
life
be
fore
a
doctor
could
get
to
him,"
he
fiald.
More
than
25,000
people
in
Canada
were
cared
for
during
the
last
year
by
first
alders
whose
services,
are
entirely
voluntary.
Those
who
belong
to
.the
"Bri
gade"
which
Includes
all
who
upon
qualification,
buy
their
own
black
and
white
uniforms
and
will
submit
to
a
measure
of
discipline
and
being
called
upon
for
public
service
at
any
time,
have
Increased
in
the
past
year
from
2,773
to
3,300,
The
total
Is
expected
to
reach
3,500
by
the
end
of
the
year.
Aid
Farm
Wives
With
Vacations
Swedish
City
Girls
Being
Trained
To
Give
Country
Women
A
Rest
STOCKHOLM,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Ao
rneot
difficulties
of
farmers'
wives
getting
away
from
the
work
on
the
farm,
a
scheme
Is
being
promoted
with
the
aid
of
state
grants,
to
train
city
girls
for
farm
work
In
the
absence
of
the
regular
women
of
the
farm.
The
girls
are
In
training
camps
and
work
without
pay
in
country
households
in
the
vicinity
of
the
camps.
Libya.
n
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.04.
Bralorne,
10.00.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10
(bid).
Dentonio,
.OOVi
(ask).
Falrvlew.
.00.
Gold
Belt,
.21.
Hedley
Mascot,
.46.
Minto,
.01.
Noble
Five,
.004.
Pacific
Nickel,
.08
(ask).
Pend
Oreille,
.1.75
(bid).
Pioneer,
2.00
(bid).
Premier,
.95
(bid).
Privateer.
.47
(bid).
Reeves
MacDonald,
.30
(ask).
Reno,
.18
(ask).
Relief
Arlington,
.03.
Salmon
Gold,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.92
(bid).
Cariboo
Hudson,
.022
(ask).
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.16
(ask).
Calmont,
.25
(ask).
C.
and
E,.
1.60.
Home,
2.03.
Pacalta,
.06
,i
(ask).
Royal
Canadian,
.lOVi.
Okalta,
.90
(bid).
Mercury.
.06
(ask).
Prairie
Royalties,
.08
(bid).
Toronto
Aldermac,
.19
(ask).
Beattie.
.90
(bid).
Central
Pat.,
1.95.
Cons.
Smelters,
40.00.
East
Malartlc,
3.40.
Fernland,
.03
(ask).
Francoeur,
,40.
Gods
Lake,
.36.
Hardrock,
.96.
Int.
Nickel,
38.34.
Kerr
Addison,,
2.91.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.29.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.55.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
,4534.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.63
(ask).
Noranda,
58.Vi-Pickle
Crow,
3.15.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.04.
San
Antonio,
2.30.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.72.
Uchl,
.42.
Bouscadlllac,
.04
(ask),'
,
Mosher,
.08.
Oklend,
.06'2.
Smelters
Gold.
.00
U.
Dominion
Bridges,
29.00.
Prize
vasion
Coup
Is
Again
Being
Mooted
German
Motorship
Is
Irive
Into
Egyqt
To
le
Timed
With
Move
On
Island
At
Coast
Port
After
Her
Recent
Capture
Crew
Has
Been
Placed
In
Custody
Nazi
Commander
Said
He
Would
Have
Burtied
Vessel
Had
There
Been
Time
WEST
CANADIAN
PORT.
October
5:
(CP)
The
'
d
Onrnian
mntnrshin
Weser.
first
nrize
of
Wdr
in
the
Pa-
higher
awards,
raid
the
command-
dfi
wag
brought
here
yesterday
by
her
captor,
H.M.C.S.
anSSteSuai'ers
Ottawa.
Prince
Robert:
Commander
C.
T.
Beard
of
the
Prince
m
a
survey
of
the
year's
work.
Robert
said
that
the
Weser
was
captured
on
the
night
of
in
the
past
year
50,929
persons
September
25
when
it
slipped
out
of
Manzanillo,
Mexico,
lm-;
nualifrd
fr
r
first
aid
and
:
r-r-
leaving
riding
lights
at
the
dock
to
home
nursing
awards,
an
Increase
T
w
fool
Mexican
authorities.
of
20.828
over
th-i
conrsoonding
period
of
the
previous
year.
War
has
brought
channel
and
vauipaigll
given
Imrctuj
to
the
Ambulance
p
Association's
activities.
Eight
.
Jjj
fc(ryT)t
"
th'usand
mere
women
h
taken
5
home
nursing
courses
than
last
R(Slinie(l
rersonh?!
of
the
Air
Raid
Pre-
t
cauUori
units
which
have
been
ROME.
Oct.
5:
operating
in
the
martlme
'nref
f'ncp
the
beginning
war
hold
certificates
for
th.
h
h.
The
commander
of
the
Weser
said
the
had
been
informed
that
there
were
no
British
warships
in
the
Pacific
and
he
thought
the
Prince
Robert
was
a
Mexican
patrol
ship.
.
Preparations
to
burn
the
Weser
were
made
but
there
was
no
time
to
do
so
before
the
prize
crew
took
oyer
when
there
was
no
opposition.
(CP)
The
The
wpspr'.
rrew
nf
fiftv-elzht
!fP7
t
llalUm
Hl?h
Command
daimj
have
been
placed
in
custody
for
the
.1,1
that
ItaUan
C?lumM
?rned
t
duration
of
the
war.
s"v
back
British
tank
and
arr
ciai
courses
given
uy
me
assocta-
mored
unis
southeast
of
Sidl
A
similar
arganiza!lc?a,
tho
Barranl
in
a
sudden
resumpr
.
.
Civilian
Defence
Committee,
which
tlon
ot
war
activity
on
the
Rnncavplt
riPTilniA
has
been
set
up
more
recently
in
EgypUan
front
where
it
has
"UUOCTCU
lVCpiUICO
other
provinces
stipulates
the
en
quiet
tor
the
past
couple
Tl-l
.f...
same
qualTeatUni.
ot
weeks
There
nave
been
..
1
1
eaillieni
UlVeil
Notwtha
weare
expecttn?-I,alr
iuviher.
raVds-bythe-Roya;
Air
Force
on
Italian
bases
in
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Oct.
5-
President
Franklin
A
Roosevelt
had
sharp
words
.to
say
at
a
press
'conference
yesterday
In
regard
to
(conduct
which
had
been
manifested
at
meetings
addressed
in
Michigan
by
WendeU
Wlllkra,
Republican
candidate
for
President
of
the
United
States.
Mr.
;Roosevelt
condemned
dropping
of
baskets
and
the
.throwing
of
eggs.
Local
authorities
should
take
steps
,to
prevent
such
Incidents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Mitchell
returned
home
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
-
CANADIAN
RED
CROSS
Boston
Cafe
$
25.00
(Pledged
$10
monthly).
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Clark
25.00
Halibut
Marketing
Board..-
25.00
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholls
1
25.00
Bulkley
Market
20.00
Dr.
H.
L.
A.
Tarr
13.00
S.
Zulawlnskl
-
12.03
P.
W.
Anderson
10.00
H.
E.
Alton
Dr.
N.
M.
Carter
Ideal
Cleaners
...
F.
McLeod
J.
Zogas
R.
M.
WInslow
10i)0
-..,10.00
10.00
10.00
.
10.00
...
10.00
Employees
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
275.25
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
..-
27.50
.Members
Chinese
Patriotic
I
Assn.
J..,
176.95
(Staff
Provincial
Government
'
(Parltlal)
1.
64.50
Staff
City
Hall
.
42.5Q