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Heavy Loss of Life in Torpedo Sinking of Warship Feared I Avetagre DaHy Circulation The Weather For the Month of October, 1941 For«cmat of C. ft. UVeatlMr Rain ehding tonight, clearing \ 6,96.3 liefnre daybreak; Snnila.v partly Metaiher of the Andit rlmid>. little change In tempera- BurenU of Circulation* ture. Manchester— -A City of Villafte Charm Is Roman VOL. LXI., NO. 28 (Claasifled Advertlulng On Page 12) M A N CH ESTER . CO NN.. S A T U RD A Y. N O VEM BER 1. 1941 slotia (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICF: T H R E E C E N T S Bridget's this morrow Bridget's May Survey •Anierirati Dentrover Sunk in Line of Dutv at James's Heavy Loss of Life at Way to Land U. S. Troops In Torpedo Sinking ^^o^sihility o f Exitedi- tioiHfry Force iMnding in Africa May Be Ex- Of Warship Feared amined by Missions. j Calrp, Egypt, Nov. 1- Even 1 Navy .\niiounre* 44 Eil* the pos.slblllty of a United States Says Present S Incidents expeditionary force landing in li*t»’«l .Mni Are Res- Africa may be examined li) ex- ’ riK'd: Naval Authori- haustive surveys being iindertakeu : Siiip Ban Has Reveal Way by two American military mis- ii«‘* S|H‘riilute Som e ■ sions in the Middle East. One mission In Iraq and Iran, un- P i •o v e d F u t i l e ! French Feel Additional Survivor* i der Brig. Gen. Flaymond A. Wheel- i er with headquarters at Basra, will :May H aVi* Been Picked I be slanted primarily at the prob- Green Gall* on Senate In Lj» hy Other Ele- 'accidents lem of getting aid to .Soviet Russia ill Or rur in Restricted Grant .Ameriean Mer- Military /.ones of Oc- iiieiit* of Convoy. (Continued On Page Two) ehaiit \ e**el* Free- cupied Area; None W'a.shington, Nov. 1.— (^P) iloiii 4tf W orld'* Sea*. (.ftnsiderefl .S e r i ft u s .' — He!i\y los.s of life in the ^ Defense Move i lorpcfio .sinking of the U. S. Washington Nov 1 J’ . .*ena- Vif’hV. T*no» rijpipcf Kranr#*, Nov. di'.i’tt'oyfr Reuhen James 'WAS tor Green ' fl . K I i c,x!led on the 1 1’ Kivf inrujont.s. all m the f<*ar»'(i today even after the Seen in Visit Senate today to grant American restrif terj rTiilitary zon* h o ' ocgu- .Nav\ announced that 44 en- merchant ship.s the freedom of the pu’d Franre. (M-rurred yesterday I li.sled men had been rescued. sea., and .said that the present neu- To Roosevelt during the five-minute standstill That left .some 76 trality act was one of “ appea.se- members called by Gen Charles De Gaulle. lent towards Hitler which hail of the ..shiji's company unac- Free French leader, offu lals said proved futile counted for. .since about 120 Of- ^ liitp lIoiiHP OfTirial* today. i lli pra and men formed the normal ' Scarcely 24 hours earlier the Fir?«t mortal victim of the "rattlc.sri.ikes of the Atlantii:" which she was hunting, the T’ . *. R. Reu)>en James, above! became the first/ N.XVV hail announced the sinking None f)f the in« idents reported I onipleniint of the vesacl vx’bicll He*itate to Pul Gaiia- (American warship sunk in \Vorld war II She wti.s sent to the hottom hv a torpedo xxhile on convoy duty In the North Atlantic west t(3 the Ministry of Interior was of the destroyer P.ciiben James, on was sunk Thursday night on con- : Iceland. One of the old four-stack dc.stroyers of the rlas.s of which .'(O were traded to Britain la.st s immer, she. carried a crew of 120 considered senou.«, it was said. voy duly west of Iceland. rliaii P rem ier'* Joiir- I officers and men. , convoy duty west of Ireland .A At I>e Ha\ re between oO and 100 ; supplementary announcement last Take Hopeful Vlexv iiev on Snrial Ra*i*. p<'rsf)ns asserpbled before a monu- Taking as hopeful a view as night said -44 -of the ship’s rom- ment to war-'dead, but were dis- pany had been rescued persed by two policemen. , xxas possible under the clrcum- Bulletin! 1,082 Persons First Sr-hedilled S|>eiiker At St Nuholas de Port, near stani fs. -Naval aiithnritlea her# Crimea Battle Growing Critical; Green, a member of the .-len.xte Nancy, the town's ele< trie current spi-culaleil that some additional Hyde Park, N. V., Nox. I.— .Foreign Relations ( ’omniittee. was survivors might have been picked/ ((11—Prime Minister H. I. was shut r»ff by striking workers. Ithe first scheduled speaker as the up by other elemcrtts of the CO MaeKrnxIe King of Canada, Some Stop Work Put to Death I .Senate entered its sixth day of de- voy. If .«o. It might be several a^ arrixing here for txxo days of Workmen demonstrated at I bate on the adminmir.-ition bill eonferenee with i*reslilent Upper Donets River Is Crossed IW I knocking out the pre.sent neutral- ' obtained of the entire personnel, Rooaevrlt, aald today that “It (Ointinued On Page Tu«*he) In Reprisals ity law provisions forbidding the would not surprise.nne if all I bei ause ships in combat zones us# arming of merchant ships and pre- I their radios only for the most UT- phases of the situation eon- German and Rumanian Germans Goutinue to nemlng the two natloti* ihould , venting them from entering bellig- | 1 gent communii-ation.y' Mile of Planes I $ mme up In the rourse of the ExmilPfl for Rpfii*al to Troops C.ontinup Pur- W idCn , Gap Driven : erent ports or combat areas Riverhoat R om The Reuben James, built 21 conversation*. "Me shall talk “The proposed amendment to the . years ago. was of far less advanc- B om- to Nazi .Author^ ’ neutrality act aimplx'-.re.stores the i ed design than the U. S destroyer about ex'erythlng, I expert," suit of Rtissian Sol- Through Defense Line the prime minister aa*i‘rted. Hits invasion rights which we have always exer- I Kearny which made port success- ily in O r n ip ir d N a - I fliers in Crimea Today. At Perekop Isthmus. xised under international law and I Further Peril ] fully after surviving a torpedo hit By Oouglaa B. ^-tomell tion* Sinre Juno 22. under American law. " Green said | rsA o 1 . ' Oci- 1“ in the same general area ' in an address prepared for Senate ! Berlin, Nov. 1.— i,T)— The Coast’ Today (JP ' I f t I t n P I l North Atlantic The Kearney'' Hyde Park, N. Y., Nor. 1 - London. Nov. 1,— )— delivery. "We will again be free to I, clad, with the latest armor and Canada* prime minister. V\’. L. Berlin. Nov 1 At leant upper Donets river has been Russian military dispatches ■ act as free" men and assert and en- j _____ j Its hull IS divided into watertight 1.082 persona have been executed 1 force our rights to the freedom of ' Mackenzie King, came to Hyde 1 crossed at several points and Briti*h Bomber* Hit 10 declared today that the bat- , . ! compartments, but even so 11 men I for refusal to bow to .Nazi author- i the seas. This does not mean go- ^ tr iK f* f o p llir r P a * f * in wt’re killed and JO were wounded Park today for the third set of German and Rumanian troops tle at the approaches to the a ity in countries directly within the Ship* at ;Sea and Kev I ing to war. , . War may follow. t' . 1 . 4 v the smashing uhdent'sler *t- conversation* he has held with are continuing their inirsiiit Crimea had herome increas- I but it IS less likely to follow if we M a g e s L x | ie e te (l to tick. President Roosevelt in the I^st German sphere of influence since of Ru.ssian force.* in the Cri- Gitie* in Germany, ^ ingl.v critical, with the Ger- ! repeal these prox-isions than If we Halt Movement o f Goal 7'^” whaleboats at least •even months. Germany's war with Riiaaia began mea, the (Jerman high com- mans continuing to widen the keep bound by them Aix lif^ rafth and ampl^ life pre* June 22. a compilation of reports France and Italy. .\ct of .Appeaixeiiient King's secretary said It was made public showed today; mand reported toda.v. On the gap,they drove through the T o P i t t s b l i r g l l A r e a . (an’ied aboard th* "Just a .personal call " but White I “The so-called neutrality act j ^ , I R. uben James, lending some hop# In addition, references have been northern sector near Lenin-1 House, officials hesitated to jdacc Ixiulqn, Nov 1. -/V- Stepping i defehum line across the I’ore- I . was an act of appca.sement to- . „ ™,, , . X anxuni.H familie.s of men made in the press at various limes the visit on *uch an Inconsc-qiicn- grail, till* war bulletin from Adolf u|) il.x battle of the west, the R. A. kop isthmus A mighty new offen- wards Hitler In the hope that If !».' 1 nr A ssoctalrd i r^SS , knuwn to hav*' been aboard her. to “sevoral " or "a number ” of per- tlal basis. In such a time of inter- Hitler's lieadquarters said, an in- ■Mive against .Moscow also was we were not only neutral but also I A fuilher threat tV prfxiuclion Sixty Navy wive.^ clu.stered ardund sona who had been led before a F hurled a mile-long formation national upheaval, aome analysLs predicted and Pravda.
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