les
Taxation
Policy
As
Issue
Shows
How
His
Admin
FMJJ
r
IlfrSect
:
conferc
rtnaer
:
fwpSrt
prownc
.
tffloai::-.
IP09C
istration
Is
Collaborating:
in
War
Effort.
2SC
atcd
that
his
govern-fctofchri
not
favor
two
collecting
"WCic
and
was
satisfied
that
uun
government
should
mromo
tax
collecting
the
end
of
the
war,
'here
must
be
a
definite
1
of
the
percentage
'lie
Income
tax
between
nd
provincial
govern-.
i
Old
Aee
Pensions
s
of
old
age
pensions.
made
clear
were
now
a
'i
federal
concern,
Mr.
aid
his
government
fav-mcrease
In
the
amount
Hypi::
limit.
Further,
he
felt
PMWttiuuy
that
there
should
be
PRE.MIEK
T
D.
PATTULLO
B.
C.
IS
HELPING
WIN
WAR
Government's
War
Effort
Reviewed
by
Premier
Tattullo.
OIQ
fs;.
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tnr
trtU
UMnnnvlmnnl
llf
r--ivtW
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UUU
I
l
si
ia
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t
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ike
when
a
certain
age
,WririiI.iiro
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as
n
miller
nt
rlirVif
chnrltv
TTa
nl,n
tnA
'S
aril.
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pnet
n
u..t(r
wM..
'OrjDenunnoi-c
'
5i
constantly
advocated
""01112
rif
nkll.
the
the
In
ill
upon
ade-made
for
One
of
the
me
last
w
n
r
ooen
that
ihs
,
"
-
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myH
aemoDii-
-wtlnued
on
PAGE'
FOUR
'
"I
am
sure
that
it
is
the
desire"
of
all
of
us
that
we
shall
win
this
war
at
the
earliest
possible
date,"
said
Premier
T.
I),
rattullo,
speaking
here
Saturday
night.
"Yet,
there
are
some
who
say
that
this
government
has
done
nothing.
To
all
such
let
me
say
that,
if
they
do
not
know
what
we
have
done,
they
are
speaking
in
ignorance
and,
if
they
do
know,
the
truth
is
not
in
them.
"Let
me
recite
briefly
some
of
the
things
we
have
done
generally
and
departmcntally.
"On
the
outbreak
of
war
we
assured
the
Dominion
of
our
fullest
co-operation.
Specifial-ly
here
are
some
of
the
things
we
have
done:
"Has
furthered
the
conservation
of
essential
supplies
such
as
bacon
and
eggs,
started
production
of
flax
for
use
in
para-chute
manufacture,
overcome
the
seed
shortage
and
released
''rwTl.
,
money
,
.
,
for
.
feWjgtlme
on
major
public
under-'
for
war
Pu'Pses
chemicals
pSEr
W"e
not
only
des'
y
leruiuei
.,'u3
the
,vut
nessary
and
had
.ipnaPimpnt
wOparimCIU
Ol
0f
exoendlturp
nf
n
f.
n
dollars
Attorney-General
during
peace
times'
i?J
away
with
rtAnrnecInn
nr.
....
J1
declared
that,
when
de-1
after
this
war
war
takes
i
would
insist
75
Provision
kl
WeTfoen
demnhin,
"CulUe
nf.
.V..
-I
on
"Has
strengthened
police
per
Ized
civilian
protection
and
alr
Uoyal
Air
Force
Continues
Its
i
Campaisn
Against
Germany
And
Northern
France
LONDON,
Sept.
22:
As
the
Royal
Air
Force
continued
its
attacks
yesterday
on
western
Germany
and
the
Nazi-occupied
por
OcCiai
l'l
iiiaK
i
wo
(juinnmun
niiu
an
11.0
utjJai
luteins
iuu&eiiiue
ana
uouiogne
on
ine
:
ewl
r.aaborating
in
a
very
lmpor-
maj.ner
With
the
Dominion
iJUhe
war
effort,
premier
i
u.
PrttollD
opened
the
election
cam-ojSh
u.
ni5
home
riding
of
Prince
jBoperi
Ss
urday
night
iby
address-
W&(i
wcu
attended
and
attentive
n2
HalO
t
W
Brown
acted
as
chair-
faroril:
..o
;.hought,
the
Premier
isca
noiu.ng
ine
eietuuu
fdaSse
ot
L"'5
year
but
had
c15kcj
iil.
mma
when
It
had
tl:uai,at-
an
invasion
of
Brl-be
anmpted.
How-i..
0
d
chmg
as
an
invasion
::jw
seemed
mosi
un-vicw
of
the
fact
that
1
must
constitutionally
.he
very
latest
within
by
next
June
to
oe
ad
been
deemed
better
sriJed
without
further
fatumo
admitted
that
it
was
but
wise
r
nment
to
dissolve
the
and
appeal
to
the
:-:
conditions
appeared
1
rucularly
when
there
S3uc
on
which
to
base
Mr.
Pattullo
implied
c.-raiisc
of
the
Conserva-hat
he
would
move,
j
t
a
reopening
of
the
n
the
Sirois
report
Mu.uand
meant
to
sur-;.iht
of
the
province
rx
.,a
in
the
Income
tax
k
atutcd
one-third
of
vTnue
and
was
vital
i-uoli:
works
and
social
tertice,'
We
will
never
submit
to
fiMi-par
.
.patlon
In
the
income
'-'.ed
Mr.
Pattullo.
"That
n
itself
to
appeal
to
upon."
The
Premier,
Opens
Campaign
invasion
coast
were
also
main
tar
gets.
The
Royal
Air
Force
was
over
Berlin
Saturday
night.
Incendiary
Domos
were
dropped
and
some!
fires
started.
As
widespread
raids
by
the
British
extending
from
Norway
to
the
Bav
ol
Blscav
wprt-i
canea
io
See
Hitler
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
22:
OK)
King
Boris
of
Bulgaria,
is
en
(
route
to
a
meeting
with
1
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler,
the
tion
of
France,
there
was
fierce
British
Broadcasting
Corpor-
aerial
fighting.
An
Air
Ministry
atlon
reported
today,
adding
communique
Sunday
nisht
said
that
"the
visit
i
rennrtprt
tn
a
fhat
twery-fur
German
fighters
be
a
prelude
to
declaring
war
.
uAl
f
xi
Justifying
l-c
the
holding
Of
an
election
at
this
A-
time
had
been
shot
down.
The
Royal
on
Russia.-
Foreign
Minister
Wen
rhC
War
Situation
appeared
Stabilized
at
least
for
Alr
Force
lcut
thirteen
bombers
Joachim
von
Rlbbentrop
of
aTame
as
far
as
Britain
was
concerned
and
in
view
of
an
bu,1
,al1
British
nBht"s
returned
!SSL,imnr
nbnntro
in
rplnttnn
hptu-PPn
thp
rimnmi
or,,!
5Sfelv
Sunday
targets
Included
a
the
all-important
matter
of
taxation
and
JH
provinces
in
the
railway
centre
at
uiie.
Calais.
Germany,
Admiral
von
Rader
and
Marshal
von
Brabitsch
will
also
attend
the
confer-
'
ence.
it
is
said.
DEMANDS
Nazi
Activities
in
Bulgaria
Seen
Is.account
of
darkness).
sonnel
against
sabotage,
formed
("Finance
volunteer
police
corps
of
two
(
Department
thousand
men,
Instituted
lire-arms
and
explosives
control,
placed
the
police
radio
system
a
war-lime
oasis
ana
ursan-
raid
precaution
units
with
a
membership
of
20,000.
"Education
Department
"Has
instituted
a
war
emergency
training
program
and
pre-
t
parea
men
lor
uoyai
air
rorce
I
classes.
Classes
for'
army
trades-
'
men
have
been
started
and
reg-
'
ular
technical
courses
revised
to
meet
conditions
of"
war.
There
are
correspondence
courses
ior
enlisted
men
and
a
school
of
navigation
for
merchant
and
navy
marine.
The
Cadet
Corps
has
been
expanded
and
a
new
air
cadet
system
of
training
"Has
paid
off
millions
of
dollars
in
maturing
bonds,
releasing
this
money
for
investment
in
Canada's
'and
Great
Britain's
Continued
on
PAGE
FOUR
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
6.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Grandvlew
.15.
Bralorne
11.25.
Cariboo
Quartz
2.25.
Hedley
Mascot
.47.
Pend
Oreille
1.65.
Pioneer
2.35.
;,
V
Premier
.83.
Privateer
.52.
".
.
Reno
.10.
t"
Sheep
Creek
.98.
',
Oils
Calmont
.19.
C.
it
E.
1.30.
Home
2.40.
Royal
Canadian
.04.
Toronto
Beattie
1.07.
Central
Pat.
1.67.
Cons..
Smelters
40.75.
Hardrock
.72
(bid).
Kerr
Addison
4.35.
Little
Long
Lac
1.80.
'
RELEASE
carried
out,
northern
and
western
Chilean
Government
Is
Making
Germany
and
the
Nazi-occupied
Representations
To
Germany
coasi
were
concentrated
upon
t
during
Saturday
night.
Frankfurt'
SANTIAGO,
Chile,
Sept.
22:
in
Germany
and
docks
at
Ostend
The
Chilean
government
has
ln-were
among
the
points
attacked,
structed
its
embassy
in
Berlin
to
During
Saturday
ten
British
planes,
demand
the
release
of
six
Chil-we:-e
lost
and
four
failed
to
re-
cans
who
have
been'
arrested
in
turn
from
that
night's
raids.
Germany
in
reprisal
for
six
Ger-Adverse
weather
conditions
over
nans
who
have
been
arrested
In
the
continent
forced
the
Royal
Chile
for
alleged
subversive
acU-Air
Force
to
mark
time
during
vlties.
last
night
In
the
offensive
which
:
a
believed
to
have
reached
the
greatest
height
in
history
over
the
week-end.
-
In
describing
thirty
-six
hour
night
and
day
blows
against
vital
targets
on
the
continent,
an
authoritative
source
said
that
the
Royal
Air
Force
used
more
than
six
hundred
bombers
and
fighters
with
loss
of
only
about
five
percent.
Successful
attacks,
it
was
officially
stated,
were
made
on
targets
in
Germany.
Norway,
Holland,
Belgium
and
France.
NOW
WORK
ON
TURKS
BASEBALL
SCORES
SATURDAY
National
League
Chicago
7,
St.
Louis
3.
Pittsburg
1-3,
Cincinnati
2-7.
Boston
3-3,
New
York
4-7.
Brooklyn
3-6,
Philadelphia
2-1.
American
League
New
York
8,
Boston
1.
Detroit
3',
Chicago
4.
St.
Louis
2,
Celveland
6.
Philadelphia
0,
Washington
1.
SUNDAY
National
League
Chicago
5-0,
St.
Louis
6-7.
Brooklyn
8-3,
Philadelphia
3-6.
Boston
0-4,
New
York
4-15.
Pittsburg
0,
Cincinnati
2.
American
League
Detroit
6-1,
Chkaso
3-1
(second
game
called
in
fourteenth
on
MteLeod
Cockshutt
1.95.,
I
Madsen
Red
Lake
.66.
McKenzle
Red
Lake
1.03.
Moneta
.37.
Pickle
Crow
2.75.
Preston
East
Dome
3.15.
San
Antonio
2.30
(bid).
Sherrltt
Gordon
.91
(bid).
C.
P.
R.,
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K.
Grav.
arrived
In
port
feather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
pnnce
Rupert
and
Queen
cnar-islands-Fresh
to
strong
main
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
s,
:).
aeast
to
southwest
winds,
oc--3
High
10:00
ajn.
18.1
ft
anally
reaching
gale
force
In
22:00
p.m.
18.8
ft.
tZ.
sed
places.
Low
3:21
a.m.
5.9
ft.
15:54
pjn.
8.4
ft.
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22,
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FIVE
CENTS
Leningra
Under
Intensive
Fire
Iremier
rattullo
Opens
llection
Fight
H
ere;
lays
Contest
Justified
AIR
FIGHT
I
K
PIER
n?'
King
Boris
ji
iuivvsIj
n
it
it
Bulletins
BRITISH
FACTORY
BLAST
LONDON
The
Press
Association
reported
today
that
"many
people"
were
injured
in
an
ex
plosion
in
a
factory
in
northwestern
England
this
afternoon.
GREEK
GOVT
ARRIVES
LONDON
King
George
II
and
the
entire
government
of
Greece
arrived
in
Britain
today
from
the
Middle
East.
BELGIUM
REBELLIOUS
BRUSSELS
Extensive
anti-Nazi
demonstrations
have
spread
out
of
France
and
the
Netherlands
into
Belgium.
Twenty-fire
Belgian
hostages
have
been
taken
-into
custody
following
slaying
of
two
Nazi
police
officers.
The
Nazis
warn
that
five
Belgian
will
be
shot
for
every
Nazi
attacked.
BRITISH
AIR
AID
LONDON
Hon.
Hugh
Dalton,
minister
of
economic
warfare,
revealed
yesterday
that
British
planes
and
pilots
are
already
fighting
on
the
Russian
front.
TURN
OF
TIDE
LONDON
Dr.
Wellington
Koo,
Chinese
ambassador
to
Great
Tritain.
said
yesterday
that
the
Chinese
are
fighting
the
Japs
to
a
standstill,
that
the
tide
of
war
has
definitely
turned
in
favor
of
China
and
it
is
the
Japs
and
not
the
Chinese
who
wish
to
'end
the
war.
However,
China
will
continue
the
fight
until
every
invader
has
been
chased
away.
FRANCE
IS
TROUBLOUS
Spread
of
Anti-Nazi
Activity
Leads
to
Appeal
by
Petain
Another
German
Officer
Slain.
VICHY,
France,
Sept.
22:
Killing
of
another
German
officer
six
days
ago
in
a
series
of
attacks
on
members,
of
German
for
ces
occupying
Paris
was
reported
was
disclosed
only
today
whenl
Paris
newspapers
announced
that
J
the
funeral
was
held
yesterday.
The
announcement
said
that
I
Scheben
was
the
victim
of
an
at-'tack
last
Tuesday.
.Thirty-two
innocent
persons
were
executed
during
last
week
In
France
as
hostages
while
burning
of
crops,
sabotage
of
factories
and
derailment
of
trains
were
reported
from
various
parts
of
tne
country
In
antl-Nazl
tions.
Yesterday,
In
a
radio
appeal
to
the
people
of
occupied-France,
Chief
of
State
Henri
Philllpe
urg-
!cd
them
to
discontinue
sabotage
and
underground
antl-Nazl
actlV'
Ity
lest
further
misfortune
befall
w
France.
He
pledged
his
government
to
utmost
efforts
to
run
down
"criminal"
attackers
saboteurs.
NAZIS
ARE
and
DRIVEN
OFF
Swarmed
Over
England
Saturday
Night
But
Failed
to
Reach
London.
at
7:45
this
morning
from
Van-parts
of
England
Saturday
night,
couver
and
sailed
at
12
noon
for
.They
sought
to
approach
London
Skagway:
and
other
northern
'but
anti-aircraft
guns
and
other
rvnlnfo
n'hann
sVio
la
rtno
haV
Hofpnpnc
hplri
t.hf!Y1
nff
TVlprP
THRUST
AT
NAZIS
HAVE
GIBRALTAR
TAKEN
KIEV
Italy
Claims
to
Have
Destroyed
Three
and
Possibly
Four
British
Ships.
I
ROME,
Sept.
22:
fct
The
Italian
high
command
claimed
today
that
unidentified
units
of-
the
Italian
navy,
presumably
torpedo
boats,
stabbed
in
Gibraltar
harbor
where
they
sank
three
merchant
ships
and
probably
destroyed
a
fourth.
,
London
had
no
early
report
to
make
on
the
incident.
f
Large
Italian
Ships
Sunk
by
British
Subs
LONDON,
Sept.
22:
BOMBER
crew
was
not
known.
The
plane
was
located
from
the
air
in
an
unaccessible
region
and
a
ground
Move
to
High
Pressure
St.
Louis
0-3,
Clevealnd
14-0.
toaay
from
the
former
capital
of
set
out
shortly.
For
Concessions,
I
Philadelphia
5-z,
wasnington
France.
Death
of
a
Capt.
Scheben
BERNE,
Switzerland,
Sept.
22:,
Qi
I
Advices
from
Sofia
tonight
said
that
an
unstated
number
of
Communist
deputies
In
the
Bulgarian
Parliament
have
been
ex-eclted
and
legislators
of
the
former
Peasant
Party
interned.
These
reports
coincide
wit
h
war-like
preparations
in
Axis-aligned
Bulgaria
and
are
interpreted
by
.some
neutral
observers
as
part
of
the
German
plan
to
high-pressure
non-belligerent
Turkey
Into
concessions
to
aid
the
Nazi
cause
in
the
east.
16-6.
New
York
1,
Boston
4.
COLLECTION
I
LOCATED
Not
VICTORIA,
Sept.
22:
(Ci)
The
Western
Air
Command
announced
today
that
a
twin-
engined
missing
GRATIFYING
Two
Thousand
Pieces
of
Alumi
num
Collected
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
aluminum
collection
conducted
In
the
city
on
Saturday
by
the
local
Red
Cross
resulted
in
between
1500
and
2000
pieces
of
this
material,
much
needed
In
the
....
.
1
1
i
.1
war
eirort,
naving
Deen
omauieu,
R.
McAfee,
chairman
of
the
FROM
REDS
Important
Ukraine
City
Falls
to
Germans
as
Sanguinaiy
Warfare
Continues.
v
FOCUS
ON
LENINGRAD
MOSCOW,
Sept.
22:
(CB)
Fierce
fighting
on
the
whole
Russian
battlefront
flamed
toward
a
climax
today
around
Leningrad
where
armament
workers
called
upon
the
city's
defenders
to
win
or
die.
As
In
besieged
Odessa
to
the
south,
Leningrad's
defence
ring
of
Red
troops
and
militia
called
from
4
shops
and
factories
were
report-
'
cd
holding
the
attackers
to
a
standstill
close
to
the
city
limits.
The
Nazis
are
also
conducting
a
devastating
blitzkrieg
from
the
(?;)'
LONDON,
Sept.
22:
t;)
Kiev.
British
submarines
sank
two
capital
of
the
Ukraine
and
i'
large
Italian
liners
In
a
raid
,
"Mother
of
Russian
Cities,"
has
September
18,
the
Admiralty
fallen
into
German
hands
and
the
Announced
today.
A
third
Nazl
are
now
driving
upon
liner
in
a
Mediterranean
con-
;
another
important
Ukraine
city
voy
was
damaged.
All
three
of
Kharkov
as
mey
push
on
to-.
are
believed
to
have
been
ves-
1
wards
the
great
agricultural
1'
sels
of
the
24;469-ton
Vulcanla
country
of
the
Donetz
Valley
and
4'
class.
;me
ncn
on
news
oi
ine
uaucasus
beyond.
Abandonment
of
Kiev
was
Ilnally
admitted
by
Moscow
late
Sunday.
Long
after
the
Ger
mans
had
claimed
its
capture,
the
Russians
had
persisted
in
declar-
-4ngthat
the
battle
was
still
In.
;
progress."
'AHtjrof
850Ja
poptfi
.latlon,
it
is
the
first
major
prize
.the
Nazis
have
taken
in
the
war
against
Russia
which
is
now
in
its
R.C.A.F.
Machine
Down
Near
Yale
,
fourteenth
week.
Kharkov,
on
Fate
of
Crew
Known.
rwhich
the
Germans
are
now
con
centrating,
is
the
greatest
city
of
the
Donetz
Valley.
The
Germans,
on
occupation
of
Kiev,
found
indescribable
devastation
there.
The
great
clty,
with
all
its
facilities,
'had
been
virtually
destroyed
In
Avro-Anson
bomber,
pursuance
of
the
Russian
"scorch-since
yesterday
on
a
Lh
earth"
trolley
of
retreat.
Ber-
f
light
from
Kimbeiley
to
Van-
nn
asserts
that
German
forces
couver,
had
been
located
in
wild
jhave
now
reached
the
Sea
of
Azov,
bush
country
just
west
of
Yale,the
Crimean
Peninsula
and
the
but
the
fate
of
the
three-man
(important
port
of
Scbastapol
now
being
completely
cut
off
from
the
rest
of
Russia.
Moscow
reports
that
fierce
fighting
Is
continuing
party
from
Hope
is
expected
to
i
beyond
Kiev
and
everywhere
else
along
the
Russo-German
front.
V...
,g
.
.
IIIIVV
O.
IV
I
J
.
vv
w
V.
.kiM...WU
-
-
w.
v...
-
-
.
.
here
on
Saturday
afternoon
were
no
air
raid
alarms
in
ths
i
especially
instrumental
in
the
sue-sunk
a
large
German
transport
southbound.
LONDON,
Sept.
22:
(M
Ger
man
planes
swarmed
over
some
'British
capital
itself.'
committee
in
charge
of
the
cam
paign,
announced
today.
Boys
of
the
local
Sea
Cadet
Corps,
in
then-
canvass
of
the
city,
met
with
good
response
and,
as
announced
Sat
urday,
a
substantial
lot
was
obtained
as
a
result
of
the
aluminum
matinee
at
"
the
Capitol
Theatre
that
morning.
After
the
old
pots
and
pans
had
been
cathered
un,
members
of
the
and
his
staff
were
among
thass
jcessful
culmination
of
the
drive,
ship.
The
drive
on
Leningrad,
It
was
declared
in
Russian
quarters,
was
being
stemmed.
The
Red
Star
said
the
Nazis
had
lost
more
than
forty
per
cent
of
its
force
in
the
siege
of
Leningrad.
I
Moscow
claimed
that
the
Ger-Imans
had
lost
150,000
soldiers
around
Kiev
and
that
8500
planes
i
of
the
Luftwaffe
had
been
de
stroyed
since
the
war.
entering
its
fourteenth
week
yesterday,
began.
However,
It
was
admitted
that
Leningrad
and
Odessa,
second
and
third
Russian
cities
in
importance,
were
still
under
direct
assault
by
the
enemy.
The
defenders
have
actually
taken
the
offensive
at
some
points
around
Leningrad,
capturing
39
villages
and
an
air
port.
Berlin
scoffed
at
the
Moscow
claims
of
serious
resistance
around
Kiev
and
declared
that
the
Germans
had
now
pushed
well
beyond
there.
Half
a
million
Russian
troops
were
now
in
a
trap,
the
German
high
command
declared.
The
Russians
claimed
the
reinvestment
of
the
city
of
Smolensk.
Huge
German
forces
are
said
to
committee
and
willing
assistants
be
meeting
with
valiant
resistance
went
to
work
to
flatten
out
the,
by
the
Russians
in
their
defence
utensils
for
sack
shipment,
non-jof
the
Black
Sea
port
of
Odessa.
aluminum
materials
being
alsoiThe
Nazis
have
lost
heavily
there-
removed.
This
proved
quite
a
.Heard
for
tne
nrst
time
m
lorty'
task
in
which
valuable
assistance
was
given
by
J.
M.
Walker
and
son.
Lieut.
Alex
Mitchell
and
the
Sea
Cadets
and
D.
G.
Borland,
manager
of
the
Capitol
Theatre,
four
days,
the
Odessa
radio
said
yesterday:
''We
are
determined
to
beat
back
the
Nazi
bandits
until
they
are
entirely
destroyed."
Far
to
the
north
off
the
Arctic
port
of
Murmansk
the
Russlan3
reported
'
that
the
Red
fleet
had