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THURSDAY, OCTOBER

8, 1944.

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PRICE FIVE ORENTES -

GERMANS ADVANCE

ONTINUE 10 PRESS IN ON ANTWER

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ON BELGIAN CITY OF ANTWERP

ROE FIGHTING STILL CONTINUES IN NORTH FRANCE WITH-
OUT DECISIVE RESULTS—ANOTHER GERMAN CASUALTY
LIST SHOWS 10,000 KILLED OR WOUNDED.

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2:30 A.M.)

News

jai to The Da greatest dash and bravery

| rhe oficial The Germans attacking Ant
it at North! werp have pushed forward the

. re is hard) positions aga nest considerable re

ting ight ad. sistance by the garrison

through. | The Berlin forty-third Germat

eports are|casualty list made public con

n ‘ The|tains 10,000 names of killed

enc ne with the} wounded and missing

 

RO-CERMAN ARMY - |
TRIED TO TURN FLANK
OF BiG RUSSIAN FORCE

BELGIAN CAPITAL
MOVED TO OSTEND

(Bpecial to The Daily News.)

London, Oct 8 \ Amster
ial to The Dally News—O:30 A.M.)
idam despatch says the Belgiar
! Austre
icapital was moved from Antwerp
hich ad. |
t Obatend yesterday This dos
ard the |
ine weessarily mean the ear
ank the]
pfotl f tt cits Th (rermaus
ee ymanke off
{ : i gad perat
, .racow
jattempt t take it, but there are
| there-j |
E riy fortifications ye
ed The|
jintact In the meantime the g
eon ba "|
ernment staff « safer at Ostend
m Tossa a, id
bank of Sela SUBMARINE
MAKES RAID AND
r Kiver RETURNS IN SAFETY
It . “anal a ass
“ «| (apectel to The Geity News.)
the situ London, Oct. 8 Phe Admira
j ty ul unees that the British
jsubmar ne b.9 has returned safe
R URGES AIRMEN }
ily after having torpedoed a Gel

TO DROP BOMBS IN

BRITISH CAPITAL the

submarine

estuary of

tha

| man destroyer off
the Ems he

\ ‘same that sank the German cruis
Informa.
here from |" Hela
has prom. |
il decora | POPULAR TRAVELLER
as a ioe VISITING RUPERT
}
ele on thel
» i Prince Rupert is honored by a
who sue-]
as i lvisit from Mr. Will J. Long of
plosives on
honora are} _oronte, who 1s making his first
viators who| iP. to our erty in the interests
pone | tof the R. Y. Long Co Toronto
ti explosives : ee
town in| Mr. Leong expresses his oo a-
e ition of Pt Rupert in glowing
warship
terms and trusts that he will
x AUSTRIAN SHIPS have the pleasure of returning
SUNK @Y SEA MINES shortly for a longer stay
Mr. Lone is one of the most
(Special to The Dally News.) popular travelling salesmen in
ur Austrian Canada besides beme oun of
Canada’s best amateur golfers
destrovers
the coast of and incidentally a crack driver of
; speedy moter cars The famous
it nh contact ;
rity of the ear known all over Bastern Cat
= ada as “John Furlong is one of
Mr. Lone'’s pets
THE WEATHER,
Comp ii BUY HORSES OF UNCLE SAM
ed by F Ww Dowling,
' |Ten Thousand to ‘Be Handled for
rt ‘ 5 a. m Ge Use.
}
i 20.700! Pittsburg, Pa, Oct, 7.1. 8
53.0 MeFavden, general manager of
m \ 7.0 the Herr’s Island Stoek Yards
O10there, tod wre tified by the
Mase vivanin laitroad to prepare
in THEATRE oe handle 10,000 horses tomer
row, feeding and watering and
Pi adian Pa-/unloading them for a rest of five
6 P wth heurs rheyvy are? being brought
k Mr. Davey!from Bast &t. Louis and are on
Ma i. Reinbold| their way to New York, where
, ey Sisters | thes will be shipped to Burope by
Nauman/the British + ernment Nine
vit Fleteher lh aneand more ane to follow as
Mile 3 iwperton | rapidly as ean be ha dled he
x ty Kelly jharses are tra ett ' special
\y |. Melntvre! trains, fifty ears to the Era
Phe 9)
mal | n to the! Mi J Srnrilic re] enting
| Loundes ts ! ! t whe
Ky build 20th Gentur hes, a
i posi.lrived in the city yesterda He
mtg ders nextiis paying a b ‘ to the

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GERMAN GENERAL STAFF ON THE FIELD.

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P-CITIZENS FLEE

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| ANTWERP IS SORELY TRIED
GERMANS ARE CLOSING IN

AIR CRAFT PASSED OVER CITY, CITY, DROPPING BOMBS—RE
FROM ANTWERP ARE RUSHING TO HOLLAND— CITY
WILL BE BOMBARDED.

 

(Special to The Daily News—11 A.M) correspondent at Rotterdam Says

Antwerp, Oct. 8.—The econdi-|there are a hundred thousand
tions of panic among the popu- | Antwerp refugees in Holland. The
was increased today by the|Germans succeeded in crossing
appearanee al if yesterday morn-|the River Nethe on Tuesday,
ing and 3 yesterday afternoon of;though three times the detach-
a German aircraft which dropped |ments were thrown back or wiped

bombs, destroying several houses |;out. Great numbers of refugees

 

 

 

 

 

 

night at the Bt. Ives Hotel for

 

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rhe general staff, comprising the chief officers of one of the German armies recently engaged in |and killing a score of people. lare leaving. Presumably Ant-
heavy fighting. They are shown making plans for their advance on Paris, when the Germans | werp will now have to submit to
| were meeting with such overwhelming success in the first stages of the Battle. London, Oct. ~The Times! bombardment or stand a siege.
| ~ oe
munegHOWN AS. MA ‘cenmans nemronces: FIGHTING IN FRANCE
SHOWN AS MAN OF } RUSSIANS HELD UP GERMANS FAILED TO
oe a CONTINUES FAVORABLE | CROSS THE SCHELDT
| (Special to The Dally News.)
| Rome. Oct ) Reports .fron Petrograd, Oct. 8 A Russian T0 CAUSE OF ALLIES
lBerlin g particulars of the ne liittettih “enw. tte daedihin til 7 (Special to The Daily News—11 A. M.)
ans hav
hgotiation between General vor : London, Oct. 8—An Ostend
s dee atts ine diebentin eieiieiienl brought up reinforcements from {Rpecied to Tne Bally te News—11 A. M.) deanetch cibe ‘bee Mebelaws des
lof RBels . and Burgomaster |Koenigsburg and continue to op- Paris, Oct. 8. Official bulle- : < * ani y a , a
iMax of br sels, which ended i jpose with tenacions resistance, tin. On our left wing the en- ee ee gro a
ithe imprisonmé f the plucky profiting ‘by the @e@lee cada oo has not Made progress at| tempts to cross the Seheldt at
| official iamaiiah any point. ~At gertain points they |Schoonaerde, near Termonde.
Yon der Golts ordered the bute ae have moved back, particularly. to —_——
Seats tn wamene Ginn” Sein — ee the north of Arras, where the| @eRMAN
flags from the publ build — UNKNOWN rp eee fighting is developing under con- aoe cae SLACKENING-
land Max published a manifesto } ditians+ favorable 40 -us. Opera-
lwtnich enniaiaell io She people the) ls a Se ae 3 tions of opposing forees of cay (Special to The Daily News—®:30 A.M.)
necessity to comply before fore n ee taken a one oes nee ae developing o— “ far Tokio, Oct. 8.—(Offieial des-
indies Celt was tuieus*ane 1 few days ago suffering from ajas the sea coast on the north. patch, At Tsing Tau the Ger-
et be known that nobody was | DENTIFICATION DISC WORN ||... »f memory died last even- oe as es man fire is slackening. During
hee eakiiah i snatieiial ON ACTIVE SERVICE. ng without having given any GERMAN AEROPLANES he fighting ane “Meenas
xeept hi if i The identification dise is worn by ra : ARE AGAIN OVER PARIS the eating 8 rope poramsg 8
ea Sa lefinite information as to his _—_——+ captive balloon was cut. The bal-
He ordered that all Max's mani-| all : sin the British army.) ia.ctiiy. dhe letters “G. M."| (Special to The Daily Mews—17 AM) [08 Goated away
featos be covered with white pa | It is made of aluminum and is were tatooed on his arm When Paris, Oct. 8.—A German aero- ~
per, but the next morning re-} worn a cord around the sigh * plane dropped two bombs on = 7 se
vealed that a the covering! neck. With the cord the disc|*44ressed 98 “Geerge Martin” he}, yesterday morning, wound-
sheets had been oiled and were| weighs half ounce. Its ac-|@ade signs of recognition, but] ing three persons. .
thereby rendered transparent tual s is that of a 50 cent|ithey were not definite A post - note DID you ¢9 T0 THE
piece. On the dise are punched | mortem examination showed that Ladies’ Branch Formed.
Railway Not Worrying. in raised letters the wearer's he died from a hemorrhage of the Yesterday afternoon at the
Londen. Oct. 6.—News of the name, regiment, official number : = Board of Trade reoms a ladies’ EST H 0 LM
confiscation of the Canadian Pa and ré m. This dise will be brain Thevfirst few gaye after branch of the St. John Ambu-
cifle Railway Company's Austrian supplied to the men of the Can an eaeiitas ak _— “ oo lance Association was organized,
property eaused amusement here, adiat tingent when they ar Oe Se ue * | with the election of Mrs. G. A. 7
as, seeing that dividends are be- rive England before going strength appeared to be melting | With the as secretary. Dr. W. OPERA HOUSE
ne withheld from hostile coun-| to the front aw he was removed to the hO8- | Barratt Clayton, president of the
tries, the company will in the! pital local association, gave a short LAST NIGHT?
ong run be able to recover pos- pV tee italk, outlining the objects of the
session of its property on tts own) MASSETT HOSPITAL jassociation in traiming people to 9
terms, which are unlikely to be a} SOCIETY ORGANIZED | jbe able to render first aid, nurs- °
figure agteeable te the, enemy | PAY YOUR DEBT! o waainall wre. hel Tuesd ling, etc. Twenty-three names}
“a ————————————— DOeMAs ee Mees Deceeas have been handed in® and text

FIRST EXECUTION in
TEMPORARY CAPITAL

Oct. 5
death

reasons.”

Bordeaux
put to “Tor

the
law

today
It was
military

sica was
military
lirst execution under
the tempor
Nasica
As he
wagon
Arlac

ing a cigarette

ut ary capital
the
stepped from
that brought
parade ground he
which he

bravely

patrol |
him to the |
was roll. |
smoked |

end
the

faced

while he listened to the reading |
of his sentence Then he shook
hands with the chaplain and
stepped briskly to the execution |
post, folded his arms and looked |
straiwht at the firing squad.

He refused to ‘have his eyes

bandaged At a sharp command}
a volley sounded and Nasieca sank
to Det
from regiments of
Witnessed
it

achments |
the |
the |
ovel

knees dead
all the
Bordeaux g@
execution,
defiled past

TEMPORARY BUILDING
FOR IMMIGRATION Cart.

The

his

orrison
and when was

the body

Dominion government has

 

decided net to proceed with the}
immigration building on Digby |
Island and a temporary one is be

ing put up on the G, 'T. P. wharf, |
next to the Rugert Marine tron
works, The building is 82 by 70
feet, one and a half stories high |

: |
jand will be tinished inside by two |

| coats of plaster Mr. Gi. Munro |
has the eontract, and a foree of
men are at work, the frat floor
| being already laid

Pierre salll

Am I Doing
My Duty?

The sailors and soldiers
of the impire are dome
theirs | have only to look
at this page to see how nobly
and at what a sacrilice

For men who are giving
their lives T canot do less

than the
during the

utmost. 1 can help

wal

i ro SUPPORT
WIVES CHTELDREN
DEPENDENTS OF
ON ACTIVE BERVICI

PHOSE KILLED IN

rit
AND
PHOSI

2 ot
WARK

a ro
WIVES
DEPENDENTS
PLUNGED INTRO
THE WAR

XSsisvT Tht
CHILDREN AND
OF THORE
WANT BY

My offering ean be deyvot

ed to the above purposes by
placing it with
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THE PRINCE RUPERT
PATRIVTIC AID SOCIETY

C. T. Hewert, Secy.

 

Wanless: secretary,
rison; directors, J

F. Hieks, Ives and R. 0. Daviss.
A. FE. Jessup was appointed as one}
of the government directors
President Martin then read
the bylaws, which were
altered and afterward

rhe membership fee was
#5 per annum,

Charles Har-
K. Anderson,

s

slightly
adopted

 

A deputation at
on Captain Wearmouth,

proceeded to Hieks’
where Mr. Charles Harrison
few well chosen words,
the with a

cigar store

cent marriage Islander

Mr. and Mrs
jturned to the eity

W. M.. Law re

 

 

j lent They spent censiderable is giving the proceeds of the show to the Patriotic Fund.
jtime around Boston, On their show local

Statin they visited in Seattle and in addition to the regular pleture » me -
} Portland, Mr, Law reports busi tists, Miss Elsie Nauman and Mr. Fletcher, will take part.

The City of Seattle came into} ness on the lower coast consider
port at 42 o'clock from the south,jably improved, The Americ

She brought mail for Rupert

[shoe trade is also booming

purpose of organizing a society), :
y : 7 a |The ladies’ class will hold its dirst |

in connection with, ‘the “Masset | session next Wednesday evening THEN GO TONIGHT SURE
pital owing oleers'| when Dr. Neill MeNeill will be the |

were appointed to»act until De- |lecturer. Those desirous of join IT'S WORTH WHILE

Le ap M5: — d 12 us -

eae pe Potro onl jing the class are requested (0 ap-

MLE ' . 3 ‘es » . Pas |

over |
fixed at|

Presentation to Capt. Wearmouth | ceed inland to a training camp to!
Masselt waited
of the G.

r. P. steamer Prince John, on 2. cod
Yhursday aflerneon and asked!

' }
him to come up town rhe party |

“| Patriotic Fund

captain set of pipes
jcigar ease and a box of cigars,
j Subseribed for by a number of

i friends on the ooeasion of his re.

yesterday afler
an extended trip across the conti.

|books and bandages distributed. 7

 

 

Godenrath, honor-

|ply to Perey F !
at the Board of

}ary
| Trade rooms.

SEE THE FINE 3 REEL
SENSATIONAL COMEDY

“LOVE. LUCK AND
GASOLINE”

IT’S A BEAR—IT'S A BEAR

Admission 10c and 16c

secretary,

‘CANADIAN TROOPS
WILL LAND TODAY

| (Special to The Daily News—9:30 a.m.)

London, Get. 8.—The first con- |
tingent of Canadian troops has |
arrived in home waters and will)
be landed today. They will pro-

 

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