SSISTANCE
OF
TURKEY
ritaln
Lands
Naval
Forces
and
Troopi
on
Islands
Off
the
Coast
of
Greece
Fascists
Advance
Resistance
GREEKS
DOING
WELL
ATHENS,
Oct.
31
Greek
troops
ire
rfPTiea
l
nave
iuunicr-ai-
ticked
north
of
the
town
of
Ion-nina
ioday
and
reliable
sources
uld
they
had
stormed
and
re-
(iDtured
a
nm.
me
uretRS,
nsbing
the
mil
unaer
neavy
nre
laid
to
have
seized
large
lid.,
.f
hanrinnpfl
arm
nnrt
aiu
-i
v.
-
"
'
.
i
IL.
li.ll.H.
Tk.
..fiinmpni
iiiiiii
.lie
iiiimui.
inr
innnin
irrifir
...
111
inr
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M
IUIIU
Uaa
V
u
V
.
Turkish
Position
laougn
oinciai
wora
was
re-
1
Into
the
western
sector
ot
weece's
defences
Wednesday
ap
parently
driving
for
lonnlnna,
fifty
"Ues
from
the
frontier
and
about
1"
Same
dLst.anpp
from
thfi
roast.
"eutral
observers
said
the
Greeks
"
resisting
strongly
although
ance
guards
were
slowly
retreat
U1
W
main
defences.
At
some
Points
the
Greeks
were
holding
the
"',an
back
and
claimed
to
have
en
800
prisoners.
Owing
to
the
mountainous
ter-"In.
the
Invaders
are
making
little
DSC
nf
maV..l..j
I
Kilt
r"uery
ls
being
employed
on
a
1,r&e
scale.
U
ls
saM
hf
nnnlliM
st.rone
.
MIA,
UllVb.V.
w
u
11
"an
thrust
ls
being
made
closer
W
the
COast
In
on
i-ttnrt
in
rpaeh
a
T?ad
approaching
lonnlnna
from
'e
West
hi(
trnlnt
e
yet
been
made.
There
tanks
no
niBnvi
j-
....
,
.1
-vnau.iCQ
units
are
oeiin,
"
and
Fiorina
Is
claimed
to
have
"en.
taken.
Tnere
has
tvMv
little
mai
aotivitv
Kv
tv
tf
iun
There
J"
a
twenty
minute
air
alarm
at
.
-
j-n.Tuay
dui
no
puiuu
th
,rropped-
There
are
reports
ha
agreed
not
to
bomb
"'cm
I
A.
1
.
.
1
'
mon
about
$1,000,000.
(Further
Gains
Registered
By
I
Stock
Market
WILL
TAKE
'NAZIS
ARE
COD
ALONEi
SENT
BACK
British
Columbia
Loses
Big
Fish
Market
in
United
Kingdom
Under
New
Deal
HALIFAX,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
Cod
Is
I
NFW
YORK,
Oct.
31.
The
stock
market
showed
further
gains
yes-
a..
1.
I
t
.
I
r
1
A
rfn
nwra
i
rnm
r
u
ri
nil
i
i
iiui
rii
n
r
v
&
ji
w
hh
ua
w
J
main
neutral
for
the
pres-
,
it
lea.-st
lrt
the
uah
between
SEATTLE,
oct.
3i.-un
me
arnv-
.h..j
i
i
i.
4
1
.till,,
J
Af
,.f
rnH
.vfT
rvM
ITIIfntf
TclnrtH
CTillt.h
nf
nW.nT
Mt
Atlf
h
API
TOTIV0
filinrr.
11
Lil
l
Lrll
UV
LtdUb.
VVliiiaili
1
0iCl
u
r
Jin
it
AiiifiirAP
Tnnv
i
iithi'l
'
1
1
rim
ii
i.
i
.ii
iiilii
i
in.
a
v.
aiiii
i.
&
w
?
w
Hue
y
ta
v
v
wyii-iivv
v
I
.
t
.t
'
i
.
j
At
ninwn
nn
n
n
r
(Trtn
a
n
vtiiit
m
i
ii
t
Ankara
semi-official
sources
.
Saturday
night
last.
The
inquiry.
,
.
tt
.
i
i
i
'
a
I
H.t-
tin.
ffAt-.
I
Coast
yesterday
as
did
some
of
the
Alaska's
crew
members.
The
rest
are
due
today
on
the
Aleutian
and
the
Alaska
herself
ls
also
due
BRITISH
ON
countries.
but
it
had
already
five
times
yesterday
been
evacuated
on
Monday
after
Italian
planes,
flying
with
Greek
colors,
surprised
the
popula
tion,
killing
110
and
wounams
hfin,v
V5
lonB
as
Greece
aoes
not
,,ooiihned
gunned
Rome
Patras
bombed
The
streets
were
machine
Enemy
Unable
to
Get
to
London
Yesterday
Lone
Range
Guns
Across
Channel
Again
LONDON,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
The
the
only
fish
to
be
Imported
by
Royal
Air
Force
engaged
German
Great
Britain
from
Canada
in
fresh
raiders
before
they
reached
London
.
.-ji-.i.
u.
......
t.,1
and
frozen
form-In
future,
the
Hall-
V'sterrfnv
and
tnmwl
lhfm
hark
In
,nnri
liiunoic,
nunviti,
n
.
,
-
..........
...
ntfrndrrt
Are
Putting
Up
Stiff
uul
u.wu
dj
,ut
me
ciouas.
ine
enemy
iosi
nine
-r"j
iioucuM,
ui.
u.
panes
at
a
cost
01
Jive
onusn.
me,
D.
Finn.
The
ruling
means
a
loss
early
night
attack
was
widespread
of
a
million
dollar
market
for
Brit-
on
London,
Liverpool,
south,
south-lsh
Columbia
fl$h
shipments
to
east,
northeast
and
northwest
Eng-Great
Britatn.
Last
year
halibut
land
but
met
with
fierce
antl-alr-1
shipments
to
the
United
Kingdom
craft
fire
which
forced
many
at-market
totalled
350
000
and
k.-i-i.-.j
ni
T
r
WH
HWnf
uaaVI
VV
JWbVaWaB
VUVti
slles
In
the
sea
and
open
fields,
completely
regardless
of
objective.
An
undetermined
number
of
per-
sons
are
reported
to
have
been
trapped
In
the
basement
of
a
large
:
apartment
house
which
was
hit
by
,
a
Nazi
aerial
bomb
last
night.
More
',
than,
150
persons
were
In
the
basement
when
the
bomb
exploded
but
were
soread
out
In
groups
and
only
those
Immediately
under
the
damaged
section
were
trapped.
A
communique
Issued
at
neon
uth
a
t",10111110?
said
there
was
little
air
activity
over
.UlUUu
Miarcs.
iiiausinai
average
England
durlng
the
morning
al-l
at
closing
was
132.98.
up
.79;
rails,
though
a
lone
raider
dived
within'
28.90.
up
.38.
and
utilities.
22.31.
up
a
few
nundred
feet
of
the
ground
.25.
The
upward
trend
was
even
tn
riron
hlBh
PXniosive
bombs
on
a
uid
of
Crete
and
on
the
island
i""
.iu.6
0utheast
Inland
town.
Cfpnaionia
south
of
Corfu.
I
Night,
attacks
.
.
.
V.
1
1
1
nni
rrnm
iroousmus
cuiivuyrui
Ttitil
craft
The
number-'
of.
1
A.
L
1
H
WtlUL
V
V.
W
V
iV
WV
-
t
1
HV
1
kWJLJJLt
.STRANDING
were
confined
em
and
southern
England
al-
"though
some
bombs
were
dropped
In
the
Midlands.
Damage,
,as.
a
whole,
wa
IIg1it.
"
In
the
Channel
area
Oerman
long
Endeavour
Will
Be
Made
to
Ascer-
range
guns
on
the
French
coast
op-tain
Canse
of
Steamer
Alaska
ened
fire
briefly
across
the
Straits
ROYAL
AIR
FORCE
HITS
NAZIS
HARD
'
iv
-
----
.
...,.
Attack
on
Knemy
Dy
i-rmsn
i
idncs
rtn
Tk
ikni
Tn.
grr
vpn
nnniirn
lilt
m
fii
1
1
1
e
i
ui
lii
iiic5c
9Uuitt:a
oaiu
utav
M-
vua4
t
4UI,a
bllC
"
Tnrratt
I.
1
j
a.
1
HnHHAi4
iL.
...
Till
I
V
nroAtA
ott
ruicclHlA
hlH
U
.
.
-
va
1
ua,
Germany
will'
co-operate
100
per
"ik
wiin
naiv
in
inp
ramraiin
-o-.o.
uicctc,
lb
is
uiiibiauy
o.ai-
..
oerun,
ine
uiumaie
oojec-
'J,e
of
the
Axis,
it
Is
nolnted
out.
Is
pursuit
oi
tne
war
against
"mi
uruain.
The
Battle
Yesterday
The
Italians
nolnted
a.
heavv
at-
Continues
with
Effective
rounding
of
Various
Objectives
LONDON,
Oct,
31:
(CP)
The
Air
Ministry
announces
that
Royal
,Alr
Force
bombers
scored
many
rrir,FT01nl7F'hlts
overnight
In
docks
ana
snip
UrTEiINljlVL
berths
at
Ostena
which
had
been
WA
repalred'by
the
Germans
following
Are
Attackin
Italy
Both
by
Sea
and
earlier
bombings
British
re-
Air
in
North
African
CamPa.Sn
J,"-
a
heavy
after
a
second
bomb
had
explosion
r0n
rvt
si
-
The
BritUh
forces
have
assumed
the
of
fenstve
burst
both
on
land
and
In
the
air
n
the
JWjJl
the
Belgian
and
Neth-
war
tn
Norm
Ainca.
me
-"
-
-
,f
.
thp
nerman
North'
5
WJSZZZZZ
tSWil
jcaiciuajr
v..v-"-
-
,
i.,,,.
anA
piushne
and
auacwng
miurv
fariroU
nf
the
enemy
M
,11
lit
.u.
J
VM.Dhvw
Libya.
IS
denied"
IN
MOSCOW
Official
Soviet
News
Agency
Con-
trarilr..
nnort
That
Fianes
Are
Being
Sent
to
Greece
Moscow.
Oct.
31:
(CP)-
Tass
Soviet
News
Agency
today
denied
a
renort
that
Soviet
airplanes
were
reaching,
Greece.
The
report
was
f.hi
bltr
German
naval
base
at
Em
den.
Cherbourg
was
also
attacked!
as
well
as
other
Channel
points
ana
objectives
In
the
Reich.
One
German
plane
was
brought
down
by
the
British
in
the
attack
on
enemy
territory,
the
Royal
Air
Force
also
losing
one.
TLT
n
"
ranes-89
Well
Over
500
is
Itemed
in"
Na-
iigmers
ana
to
iiemj
-
-der
an
agreement
between
the
two
RED
CROSS
AT
TERRACE
TERRACE,
Oct.
31.
Terrace
Kea,
PROVINCIAL
.
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
p.C.
1
Bulletins
CONTRACTS
FOR
SHIPS
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Mor-genthau
announces
that
Great
Britain
has
already
placed
heavy
contracts
witri
United
States
people
of
Berlin
are
sick
of
war,"
he
said.
"They
do
not
care
who
wins
so
long
as
the
war
Is
soon
over."
nniTONS
RELEASED
OTTAWA
As
a
result
of
the
entry
of
Greece
in
the
war,
Fly-in;
Officer
Campbell
of
Revel-stoke
D.F.C.
and
eighteen
other
Royal
Air
Force
fliers
have
been
released
from
Internment
in
Greece.
STILL
SEARCHING
OTTAWA
Airplanes
and
surface
craft
are
continuing
a
widespread
search
around
the
mouth
of
St.
Lawrence
River
for
trace
of
H.M.C.S.
Bras
d'Or,
missing
since
October
18
and
conceded
lost.
The
Bras
rt'Or'
was
enroute
from
Clark
CH.
Quebec,
to
Sydney,
and
was
last
-Tghted
in-
a
snowstorm
in
Gaspe
Passage.
ROYAL
MESSAGE
OTTAWA
The
King
and
Queen
have
sent,
through
the
Govern--or
General,
a
message
to
the
President
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
expressing
regret
at
the
loss
ot
the
Empress
of
Britain.
Their
Majesties
recalled
a
pleasant
voyate
they
had
had
in
the
vessel
returning
last
year
from
their
visit
to
Canada.
PETAIN
TELLS
FRENCH
VICHY
Marshal
Peiain,
speak-ing'to
his
people
not
as
a
"father"
but
as
a
"master,"
said
that
he
had
made
a
deal
with
Germany
to
relieve
France
of
some
of
its
burdens.
The
plight
of
2,000,000
French
prisoners
would
be
bettered,
cost
of
German
occupation
would
be
lightened,
the
line
of
demercation
between
occupied
and
unoccupied
France
would
be
less
rigid
and
the
feeding
of
the
people
would
be
facilitated.
The
French
government,
At
least,
kept
its
sovereignty.
Assuming
full
personal
responsibility
for
the
deal,
Petain
pleaded
with
the
people
to
follow
him
in
co-operating
with
Germany.
French
national
honor
was
not
reflected
upon.
GIBRALTAR
ATTACK
GIBRALTAR
There
was
an
unconfirmed
repprt
yesterday
that,
by
use
of
a
special
device,
the
Germans
had
attempted
to
torpedo
British
warships
in
Gibraltar.
The
torpedoes
had,
however,
missed
their
mark,
one
hitting
shore.
Canadians
May
Go
To
Eastern
Arena
Of
War
I
SAINT
JOHN,
Oct.
31.
Whether
or
not
Canadian
soldiers
will
be
cent
to
the
Near
East
campaign
will,
de
pend
on
future
developments,
HonJ
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister,
of
national
defence,
stated
last
night.
Cross
Association
sei
as
meir
od-
C.N.R.
steamer
rnnce
Kuperi,
jectlve
in
the
recent
drive
for
funds
j
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
Is
due
back
In
the
sum
of
$500.
So
well
have
the,
&t
7
0,dock
thU
evenlng
Uom
has
reached
$543
with
more
to
at
11:15
p.m.
for.
Ocean
Falls,
Pow-come.
'
ell
River
and
Vancouver,
Weather
Forecast
!
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Wands
Moderate
to
fresh
High
2:01
ajn..22.0
ft.
and
13:59
p.m.
23.9
ft.
southeast
wind,
mostly
cloudy
Low
8:04
a.m.
4.8
It
with
rain.
mild
20:39
pjn.
0.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITO
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
NO.
00.
ol.XXIX.,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
31,
1940.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
reek.
Continue
Stiff
"4
:
SEARCH
IN
RIVER
NOW
yards
for
construction
of
freight
iployces
are
now
vessels.
RAIDS
ON
BERLIN
VANCOUVER-A
German-Jewish
refugee,
arriyinj
here
aboard
a
Japanese
ship
enroute
to
haven
.
in
the
United
States,
told
of
how
effective
the
Royal
Air
Force
was
Canadian
National
Railways
Have
Not
Abandoned
Effort
to
Recover
Bodies
of
Lome
Creek
Victims
Canadian
National
Railways
em-
Skeena
River
by
scene
of
the
accident.
searching
the
boats
between
t
tftl
.
A
A
A
t
1
1
Resistance
NAZIS
ARE
HESITANT
FOR
ITALY
British
Forces
in
North
Africa
Formidable
as
Navy
Holds
Command
of
Seas
(Lorne
Creek
and
Terrace
for
trace
j
By
MaJ.-Gen.
Sir
Charles
Gwynn
oi
ine
coaies
oi
j.
u.
uarpemer
una
LONDON,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
The
S.
J.
Mayer
of
Smithers,
engineer
Battle
of
Britain
goes
on.
It
be-Canadlan
National
Railways
train,
comes
Increasingly
an
air
battle,
wno
nave
Deen
missing
since
meir,
conducted
by
night,
against
mater-engine
plunged
Into
Lome
Creek
ial
and
morale,
the
Navy
contin-ln
the
collapse
of
a
bridge
approach
Ues
to
control
sea
communication.
in
its
bombing
of
Berlin.
"The
jten
days
ago,
states
James
Clark,
.
But
we
cannot
expect
to
hear
much
.
.
.
.
1
1
JI..I.1
.1
I
L
f
l
n
divisional
supsiiuienueiH,
uanga-
or
Up
many
activities.
Ian
National
Railways,
who
re-
Any
orosfect
of
the
main
armies
turned
Tuesday
nighj
from
the
of
Britain
and
Germany
coming
to
Mr.
oiam
swuea
mat
me
engine
view,
almost
disappeared.
The
air
.had
been
finally
lifted
out
of
the
war
may
continue
for
a
long
per-
bed
of
Lome
Creek
and
had
now
fod
with
only
minor
alterations
In
been
taken
to
Smithers.
It
has
method.
teen
considerably
damaged.
The
We
are
afforded
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JAPS
IN
RETREAT
Nipponese
Forces
Withdrawing
From
Kwangsi
Province
Into
Indo
China
CHUNGKING,
Oct.
31.
Japanese
forces
are
reported
in
full
retreat
in
Kwangsi
Province.
They
are
withdrawing
to
Indo-Chlna.
the
latest,
Greece.
In
Libya,
Grazianl
Is
still
at
tempting
to
develop
his
communl
is
now
formidable
also.
The
opposing
armies,
however,
are,
and
may
remain
for
some
time,
outside
striking
distance
of
each
other
for
anyr
.
.
thing,
in
the
nature
of
offensive
or
'
counter-attack.
Before
the
offensive
stage
Ls.
reached,
Grazianl
may
receive
rein-1"
-
forcements
in
aircraft
and
mechanized
troops
from
Germany.
But
sea
communications
with
Libya
are
by
Japan's
Move
The
Pact
of
Japan
with
the
Axis
Powers,
designed
to
place
a
brake
on
Anglo-American
collaboration,
has
had,
If
anything,,
the
opposite
re-i
suit.
WhaiJtS
Effect?
will
be
prt
,the
attitude
of
v
itussla
is
xstiil
obscure
but
so
far
it
does
not
seem
materially
to
have
changed
the
general
military
situation.
In
that
situation,
the
outstanding
point
to
my
mind,
Is
that
Germany,
who
up
to
n6w
has
won
her
victories
mainly
with
her
army,
Is
unable
to-discover
a
theatre
In
which
she
ean
use
her
army
to
the
detriment
of
Britain.
It
rrufy
become
purely
an'
army
of
European
occupation.
She
must
rely
almost
solely
on
her
air
force
for
offensive
power.
And
In
the
air
she
has
met
her
match.
POUND
STERLING
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
31.
The
British
pound
sterling
was
trading
at
$4.03
Vs
on
the
New
York
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
PLANES
ARE
GOING
OVER
President
Roosevelt
Tells
of
What
Is
Being
Done
to
Help
Great
Britain
LONDON
PLEASED
LONDON
Official
British
circles
received
with
unconcealed
enthusiam
the
news
that
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
United
States
approved
the
supplying
of
12,000
more
airplanes
to
Great
Britain.
London
newspapers
headlined
Roosevelt's
speech
at
Boston
last
night.
BOSTON,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
said
here
last
night
that
a
steady
stream
of
airplanes
ls
now
flowing
from
j
grips
In
the
near
future
has,
In
my;18
?reat
Brltaln
1
llnnt
that
f
the
V
DawaI
Air
Alia
Force
TVifnA
vimm
had
U
n
A
Royal
now
more
planes
than
when
the
German
blitzkrieg
commenced.
The
President
annuonced
favorable
consideration
of
a
plan
to
send
12,000
planes
to
Great
Britain
in
addition
to
I4)-
000
already
contracted
to
be
sent.
The
Chief
executive
also
told
.of
potential
!?tner
f
warJ
in?
I16
lsvm
u"u
oiatca
ureat
tin-
Including
cations
and
his
advanrp
hasp
RnK.
ItCaiit.
,
In
announcing
that
he
had
?iven
support
to
the
proposed
step
which
J1
he
said'would
let
Great
Britain
or-
12,000
12,000'
lortPrt
tn
hnK,rrtm-k
i
vder
more
-United
States
guns
on
one
side,-
to
harassing
'at-,'planes'
Mr'
Roosevelt.
in
his
politlr
tackr.
by
mobile.-land
units
on
the0,1
sPeecn'
Mld
h
had
sked
the
jithexund
td
air:
attack,
his
pre-
defence.-
prtorttteshwMeju.,.
,parations-are-.necessarily
proceed-
sympathetic
consideration
'
to
tht
"
ihg
siowly.
He
is-suffering
losses
Br,tlsn
retluet
for
Permission
to
In
matertaf
krfd
the
cominunica-
Qrder
more
Planes
.
h,ch
.
wouId
tlonr.
of
his
advanced
troops
make
brUlg
t,he
tel
British
orders
to
conriderable
demands
upon
his
re-128,000
American
Planes.
,
sources.
V
Mr-
Roosevelt
also
said
that
steps
Big
Opposing
Armies
were
beIn
taken
to
BuUd
up
a
ca:
1
While
It
would
be
a
profound
er-
paclty
of-aircraft
production
which
ror
to
underestimate
Italian
would
help
.make
the
United
States
strength,
both
in
numbers
and
the
strst
air
power
In
the-
quality
of
material,
the
Allied
army
world-
'
i,r
'
Spain
Is
Not
Entering
War
Iberian
Nation
Will
Remain
Neutral
In
Conflict,
it
is
Stated
in
Berlin
no
means
safe
from
disturbance
'
.
and
unless
they
can
be
made
safe!
'
BERLIN,
Oct.
31:
Spain
will
re-It
is
doubtful
if
qermany
would
mam
neutral,
although
sympathetic
risk
sending
many
valuable
troops!
to
the
axis,
it
is
said
authoritative-'
across
the
Mediterranean.
ly
here.
Threat
of
British
blockade
Of
other
regions
that
demand
at-!
against
Spain
ls
taken
as
the
rea-tention
Spain
is
perhaps
the
most
for
this
course.
Important.
Pressure
ls
obviously
;
being
put
on
Gen.
Franco
to
make
w
a
move
on
Gibraltar,
presumably,
J'
17
A
C
V
with
Axis
assistance.
But
no
fact
llV
ElYO
1
is
more
certain
tnan
tnat
Spam
ls
,.
war-weary.
She
Is
extremely
im-
impoverished
as
a
result
of
her
own.
,
Civil
War
and
Interruption
of
trade.
VICTORY-
I
She
stands
to
lose
much
morejRed
star,
Soviet
Army
Newspaper,
than
she
can
even
be
promised
by.
Thinks
Italy
Has
Real
Jcb
In;
the
Axis
by
going
to
war.
Perhaps!
Greece
jV.
her
attitude,
like
that
of
others,
is.
ojf
.
"
the
outcome
the!
waingPn
of
MOSCOW
0ct
31:
(cpj-Greap-
'
Ulaiaiil
auw
OUVla
UiadbV.j
ki
LUC
,e
Eastern
Mediterranean,
with
herT
fleet
that
Italy
cannot
hopo
for
a
quick
victory
over
Greece,
dclared
Red
Star,
the
Soviet
army
news-A
paper
yesterday.
Further,
the
pa-
per
said,
Albania,
was
a
c'lfflcuH
country
from
which
to
cany
on
"a1
concentrated
campaign.
Southeastern
Italy
was
also
subject
to
effective
aircraft
attack
from
Great
Britain.
The
Red
tar,
as
It
has
done
before,
pointed
out
again
-the
t-"un--,.
endlnsr
attacks"
on
Great
Britain
J"
had
not
given
Germany
superiority.,
hvthe
air.
'
,
Is
Killed
In
Plane
Crash
KITCHENER,
Ont.,
Octv3i:,
(CP)
.
Leading
Aircraftsman
Roy
Armstrong
of
Winnipeg
was
killed
yes-
'
terday
when
a
Royal
Canadian
Ali;-Force
planB
'which!
he
was
tlylnj
alone
cifiicd
ri6ar
here.