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VOL. 6 NO. 18 MAYO, Y* T- SATURDAY, Oct. 5, 1940 25gT a copy DELAY JTALJA DRM
AERIAL ATTACKS ON BRITAIN ON REDUCED SCALE RECRUITING BEGINS
LONDON, Oct, 4- The Admiralty has announc-; ed the sinking, of. seven German submarines & IN YUKON 2 Italian subs.'Attacks by enemy U-boats it The Miner is in receipt of a short dispatch was pointed out, have been more successful this week from Capt. George Black, M. P., against shipping, lately on account of the jstating that recruting has now started in Nazis beingDOing ableauiw tooo useuao Frenchrxcxiwi portspuxuo morejuw*o ;j_ „ r accessible for striking at British shipping, - ^ Bl^tB letter, dated from Whitehorse, Oct. 1st. reads in part: ITALIAN DRIVE HThe Officer Commanding R. C» M» P»> at DELAYED Dawson, Inspector Grennan wired me here to-^ LONDON, Octo 4 - British forces have been jday that he' has been instructed to recruit in striking hard at -It'alian water supplies in jYukon 150 men for the Canadian Army, from Egypt, causing serious set backs to the It- JDawson, Mayo and Whitehorse. alian preparations-for-'a drive. Many thousand The R. C. M. P. at each of three ds of Australian troops have been arriving Iplaces are to act as recruiting officere. The steadily to bolster the British army in the Icivilian doctors at each plaoe will make the East. -A medical examinations. The men as enlisted will report to Colonel Beeston at Victoria for SEE SWING TO•"•'. further orders*", BRITAIN'S. SIDE . MORE..HEN .LAID OFF LONDON, Oct, 4 - The members of the Vichy AT.THE, CALUMET. Government are going, to all lengths to-hold Dakar for the. Nazis,'wellinformed quarters .. ,- 'Several more miners were laid off. at the revealed this week. A' state of siege has •tjalumet this week while one or two others have been pi ace d*on Dakar "and strong measures are ]quit their jobs to go outside. Most of those beine taken to suppress the legions of French,affected by this week-ls layoff left by planes theret> from joining. •JrA'_.General,-' DeGaulle's_"_ ^^ «_ supp forn theii_ outJside'-.or • J _ '. Dawsoni^_... — ...V,whileA 1 ,s ao few-Pour othersnrliottfi orters. It is reported that many Frenchmen will be leaving next week. It is understood in Dakar are swinging over to the oauso- of that a number of married men are replacing Free Frenchmen leg1, by DeGaulle. some of those who left this week.
YUKON COUNCIL ELECTION BANK OF MONTREAL NOVEMBER 25. LIQUOR PLEB - NOW IN MERVYNS ISCITE REFUSED AT .OTTAWA :' HOTEL • The-election for members of a new' Yukon Forced out •'of their fine premises in the Council-wiil be held, on November 25, 1940. bank building "by last week' s fire, A. fi Hall, The Controller has appointed the 'following and. Fraser McNaughton, Manager and Teller as returning-officers: Dawson - ».' 0..,.Elling j.respectively of the local branch of the; Bank sen? 'Whitehorse' - L- H.-Dennisoh. Mayo - of Montreal;,are.now carrying on in Room 1 J. E. Ferrell. at Mervyn's Hotel. Although the new temporary Writs issued by-,the Territorial Secretary quarters are somewhat oramped compared to for the election of members in the three el- ;the former premises, the two members of the eotoral districts are dated Oot. 3. Nominat .staff are getting along very nicely pending ion Day is fixed for Oct. 26th., Polling Day repairs to the damaged building. for November 25 and Declaration Day for Doc. 9. PLANE SOUTH TO-DAY: The White Pass Condor, No liquor plebiscite will be held in conn Pilots Vines & Wood, returned from Dawson to ection with the election as advioe has been day, southbound with the mail. Mrs. Ray Larkin received by Controller Jeckell that the Gov-was an incoming passenger for Mayo ernor General in Council has disapproved of the 3 Ordinances passed by the Council re liquor legislation. ••," J The Mayo Miner - Sat. Oct. 5, 1940 /. LOCAL a PERSONAL « \ THE'MAYO \:M2fet .' $ ALIENS NATURALIZED "Mayo *s Home 'Newspaper" SINCE 1922 MUST REGIS TER.- / Published TOekly at Mayo,Y.T< The Registrar General of Enemy Aliens desires A. A. Gillespie . Ed. & Mgr. it to be known that the Defenoe of Canada Reg ulations now require all persons who have Devoted to the interests of ' Mayo, become naturalized British subjeots since the Ken©, Galena and the Surrounding Silver first day of September, 1922, who at the time & Gold Districts. of their naturalization were of German or Ital }ion nationality, or of the nationality of any SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $!• a month" or" J5-. ! territory which was under German or. Italian for 6 months, payable in Adyanoe. Icontrol at the outbreak of war, to report for iregistration without delay to the nearest Rog- \ istrar of Enemy Aliens. (R. C M. P- post in CARD PARTY TO-NIGHT iMayp). Notices t-o this effect have been post- \ ed around town. The Mayo Chapter, I0DB.. U hoUtag •wuJ ***** ??^?.w"^l^!/^?. &2M-" er of its popular bridge parties in IODB I er should clearly understand that this ; reg House to-night, proceeds from whioh go to istration is in addition to, and entirely war work. Featuring to-night*s card party !separate from, National Registration will be the drawing for the handsome bag J donated by Mrs. George Black. Tickets on 1 PERSONALS the handbag have been on sale these past fewj Mrs. Sine. Dunnott, Jr., left by plane on weeks. ITuesday, en route to Vancouver where she will speno: the next two months. This will be. "Mickey'8 WERNECKE first trip to the coast. She reports having had AWAY : .... . a fine trip over to Whitehorse on Tuesday's flight. _ ... . Livingston Wemeoke, General Manager for 'Galena lost still another popular couple this the Treadwell Yukon Corporation, who had week when Mr. and Mrs. George Kazinsky beenspending the past, three weeks in xmthe children, left for Dawson on Friday's ?»I?^?*^^ Northbound plane. **••George •*•<*. ^ seated in his Bellanoa piloted' by Chuok Grops.tis, in Dawson this winter, en route back to his headquarters in San Also leaving this week, en route outside, Francisco. It is understood that Pilot Grop- were Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeClarke and baby, Mrs. stis started off Sunday but turned back on John Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Bryers ,and acoount of fog and poor visibility. nephew Jackie Bryers; all well known Galenaites affected by the recent shut down. MOOSE HUNTERS Other T. Y. employees, recently laid off, BACK FROM TRIP left by plane Tuesday, including Miners Tom Gregory, Mike Tymo, Paul Kingek and Nick Kozi Ed. Kimbel, Mayo timber king, got back as well as J. Chapman, Sterling Paul, Ernie Wednesday morning from his recent trip down Tisher' and Malcolm Dickie. Paul, Tishor and the Stewart in quest of moose. Aocompanied Dickie were all members of the championship by three members of the Kimbel crew, Archie |Calumet Bombers softball team. Currie, E. F. McDonald and Rayder Morberg,v+~k«J SETTLE IN WHITEHORSE: From Whitehorse comes the hunters bagged two moose, nearly got an-, t and ^^ Ted Richards and baby other. The trip was made with Ed's powerful JJJgggL - are now nicely settled in Whitehorse gas i«utftch and house boat attached. where Ted has a job in the shipyards and has . En route to May© from Galena with a T* Y. been working there practically ever since he truck Monday night, Dick Kimbel bagged two landed two weeks ago. Mrs. Richards,•so .we moose at the big lake at the Half Way Road- hear,'':iike Whitehorse very much.; •• house. '• • MOST EXCITED young man in town to-day was • Ray Larkin, popular T. Y. miner at the Cal CAPT. BLACK, M. P umet. Ray came in Thursday night, along with WENT NORTH FRIDAY ••..• Louis Kazinsky and took in the farewell dance ~ ' - for Fred Marshall in Pioneer Hall. To-day Ray Captain George Black, M. P. for Yukon,.-was oted his wife to reach Mayo, by plane, from a through passenger, from Whitehorse for ^w~jDawson. she came up the coast on the last boat son on the finite pass Condor Friday. George |but .^aQb a trip to the Gold City by plane, bof- had been in Whitehorse in connection with J orb POming on to Mayo. Mr* and Mrs-. Larkin will a couple of court oases there; both of ™hion|make:: their home on Galena this winter. . ho won. He hopes.to be able to spend a few l - .^ER-SPENDING the summer season-mining with days in Mayo before'heading south for the jj^f^ey: Ray on Highet Creek, *Goil Oil* Dick parliamentary session whieh begins in Nov- jMcrcure lifted sail Thursday for tho Mo- ember. 'U j.Questen to get ready for his trapping operat- . +ftriJions. in that area this winter. "Big Dave' RIVER QUITE HIGH. .Following-the persistent\ ^ toQk Dick tQ the McQuestcn in his power rains of last week, tho Stewart River was jb °t/ Dick took a big outfit with him, includ- up five feet this week from its season's low- a Drana new battery radio by means of of seven feet. Tuesdaytg level was 12 feet i hJeh hQ h to keep up with the fur market which is unusually high for this time of thef winter. • year, who has been a member of the Another perfect day greeted the SilverlandwS 'MiddlecoffEARLING RUDEcrew on Highet this season, came in to-day following a week of more or less Wet'wet this week and' is taking a hard-earned holiday foggy weather with little real sunshine. It . ^^ froze quite hard in Mayo last night. Sat. Oct. 5, 1940 The Mayo Miner N.
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THE WHITE. PASS & YUKON ROUTE •AYLORaDRUPY Li D The Gateway Route of Comfort, Safety & Service to Yukon Territory, Atlin and GET READY FOR THE COLD WINTER Interior Alaska. • Men's Winter "underwear Stanfiled Blue La.bel Heavyweight SERVICE. « 1800 Medium AIRPLANE « .:•:. 8800 " Plane Service Making Connections North- Britannia-Gold Fleece Combinations " bound and Southbound with steamers ' at Mercury 'Combinations Skagway. Serving Whitehorse, Carmacks, Sel-j •" from $1*75 suit up. kirk, Mayo & Dawson. For information see Hansen Socks, 3-5-6 lb .Wools any White Pass Agent or 17 Commerce Build - j Woollen Mitts. Scotch Wool & Penmans ing, Vancouver, B. C Mackinaw Pants and Breeches. Assorted Line of Warm, winter Sweaters, Caps, Toques and. Mo ocassins . "The Friendly Store" i WENTY M< :jivi LEAVE MAYO BU-RNS a-CO Li D Nearly .twenty.;more people left Mayo by plane this week; majority for the outside,, afew for : Fresh>'Assorted: Meats. Ha^s, Bacon, Dawson. Butter, Eggs, Lard, Bakeasy Shorten On Tuesday the big White Pass Condor made a ing, Poultry, Fish. Serve. & Enjoy round trip between Whitehorse and Mayo; arriving Burns Quality produce. You can. buy here at 10.30 a. m. and leaving an hour later. no better. . —r Leaving on the Condor Tuesday were: Mr. and .. GEO. -ANDISON . Mayo Manager Mrs. Carl DeClarke and baby daughter, Mrs. Sine. Dunnett, Jr., Thos. Gregoary, Mrs. John Clifton, Mike Tymo, Paul* Kingek, 'Nick Koz-i, J. Chapman, r GN CAFE SPECIAL SUNDAY Sterling Paul;: Ernie Tisher,- -Malcolm Dickie, Mr. —t- . m — dinners and Mrs. R. Byrers and Jackie Lee. NEAR RECORD TRIP: 'Chief Pilot Lionel Vines, who brought the- -Condor. over. Tuesday .reports a BREAKFASTS - LUNCHES - DINNERS near record trip-coming to Mayo. Aided.by a Special Evening Lynches good tailwind the Condor stepped right along and for a while piolet Vines thought he would Fresh perishables in Season Always on Hand. reach Mayo within an hour. However he encount ered a stiff headwind as he veered into the Large, Cosy Dining. Room and Courteous, Stewart Valley and his speed was cut down. As it Friendly Service. was the White pass plane landed'here 1 hr. 15 • GEO.. NAGANO .Prop. minutes after taking off from t^-^nitehorse field. Vaughn Wood was co-pilot oh* the' Condor ST. MARY'S CHURCH |on Tuesday's roundtrip flighty]/\7JCI, j | MAIL, AIRMAIL SUNDAY, Oct. 6: IN FRIDAY Sunday School ... 11 a. m. .7.. 45 p.'m. Held up by impossible flying weather'Thursday, Evening Service ... Pilot Vines flew the Condor back to Mayo Friday Ion the regular weekly airmail, run.. Captain Geo* Rev.- R. Boyd .- Rector .. |Black, M. P., was a thrbugn^passeiiger on the \ big White Pass ship,, for Dawson. In.addition to the airmail"the plane brought " ;: JNOi F* MACLENNAN the first air stage mail of the fall season. '•'!' :Dispensing. Chemist This was first and second class matter from the CPR boat which reached Skagway Wednesday. MEDICAL' DENTAL BUILDING Enplaning hero' for the 'flight to Dawson were Dawson, Y.T. Mr. 'and:Mrs-.. George Kazinsky .and two children, George "Doc" Lukovich and.Louis Vuckovich. All mail orders from Mayo District The Condor, with pilots Vines, and Wood wore Given Prompt & Careful Attention. scheduled to return south, via Mayo, .Saturday, Dawson, Y. T. \':;;: Itaking the outgoing mail. .••;..-. ." «... .„
QUICK SERVICE: Last week Taylor & Drury 80 HAVE LEFT M£Y0 Ltd. in Whitehorse needed a spare part in .CAMP THIS FALL - . a hurry.for a Map-le Leaf truck. On Friday they sent a wire to General Motors Ltd. in j Including those-who left Mayo."this'week for Vancouver. The necessary parts arrived "the; the outside or Dawson, about 80 people have following evening, Saturday, by Yukon Southj left Mayo this fall. The.big exodus, of course, em plane. The truck was serviced and in was occasioned for the most .part, by the T. Y. operation Monday morning. Service like that;, shut down on Galena Hill. There are ten or fif goes a step'further in proving the great jteen more Mayoites still to go .out yet so, sL 1 value of air transportation in the North. . in all, nearly 100.persons..will have.left here this fall by the •.time the. last get away. The Mayo Miner Sat. Oct. 5, 1940 MAYO 13ALLCLUB HONORS DEPARTING OFFICER
ENTERPRISING SECTY-TRE.LS. J l-l MERVYN MAYO BALL CLUB, HONOURED AT FAREWELL' PARTY . > ! FRESH PERISHABLES The stage in Pioneer Hall was the scene on Thursday night of a farewell dance.in honour of Place Your Orders Now for Fresh Apples, Oranges, Lemons, P0tatoes, Fred Harshall, hard-working Socty-Treas. of the Eggs, Dry Pack and Brine pack Butter. Mayo Ball Club' those past two seasons. Fred is Hams & Bacons. Fine line of Kraft> leaving next wc'ok for Whitehorse to take up his Canadian Stilton, Pimento and Chateau now duties there with Burns & Co. Ltd. During Cheese. Salt P^rk. . the absence of George Andison, Fred has been acting manager here this past summer. 'Alien in Mayo stay at Chateau Mayo Some thirty members of the Mayo Ball Club and friends, and fans were in attendance at JAS. H. MERVYN . Prop the party in his honor Thursday night and all enjoyed a most enjoyable time.,The evening was devoted to dancing to the P. A. system with old KIMBEL EROS time dances interspersed with modern dance num bers. A delicious lunch was served at midnight following which Mrs. A* McCarter, Vice-Presid DRY or GREEN WOOD FOR SALE ent of the Club, in well chosen words, made a Best Grade Native Lumber - Rough presentation to the departing Sect.'y.; Treas. or Dressed. Hauling Contracts. Our Fred replied in modest mien, concluding his Prices are Right. remarks by saying that n Mayo would always be his home." ED. -KIMBEL In the departure of Fred Marshall from. Mayo Manager the athletic clubs of this town are 1'osing a hard-working* enterprising executive. Fred has taken.an active part in tennis,' badminton, base 'PETE'S BARBER SHOP ball and other community enterprises and, it may be truthfully said, a great part of the Opposite the Silver Inn .';. success of the Mayo Ball Club during these past two years, has been due to his efforts. It will Men's, Womens and Childrens Hair.' . be hard to find an officer for the Club who will Cutting. Facials & Shampoos. All devote more time and effort to his office than modern equipment and first class work* ho has done. / , Thursday night's farewell party/was sponsoroa PETE PETIOT by tho Mayo Ball Club* Prop. During Mr-.. Andison* s absence Fred has provod himself an efficient store manager and his many friends'in this districy wish him every succoss in his new field of ondeavour. / FRE5I-I HOME BAKED Although Mayo will lose a live-wire, efficient organizer Whitehorse will gain for no mattor Daily. where he may go, Fred will always bo ready_and BREAD willing to assist in any community enterprise, White Bread or always^in there batting*1 - doing his share and r'?hole Wheat Bread. then some. Those present at the farewell party Sugar Buns, Doughnuts, Cakes, Pies & in F^edshonor were: Mr. and' Mrs." S. Mo Wood, Mr. 'and Mrs. C D. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wm- Pastries on Order. Jeffrey, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. p. Whitney and Mx^s Nancy Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lee, Mrs. FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART MAYO C. L. Boomer, Mr. and Mrs. A. McCarter, Mr. & Mrs. A. A. Gillespie Mrs. A. Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Aylwin. Mrs. Jack Andison, Miss Dorothy Durie, Miss M.bel Sullivan, Rev. R. J. Boyd, J. D. Gallagh er, Thos. Foley, Pete Poti'pt, J. V. Smith, "CHUCK" CADDY George Palmer, Louis Kazinsky, Ray Larlein^ and, MARRIED, SEPT. we nearly omitted them, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc- Says the Star of Sept. 27: On Saturday Intyre, and Fred himself* last (Sent. 21st) Mr. L. Higgins, Territ Several other young - couples of Mayo orial Agent here, officiated at the wedding were ^unable to attend o*ihg tt, severe colds. of Miss Anna Horsfall to,-Mr.. Charles Harold, "Chuck" Caddy. The happy couple have taken BADMINTON SEASON' ' '•'- "•" up their residence here and have the best UNDER WAY • • . •; wishes of their friends for their future welfare and prosperity. - Members of the Mayo Badminton Club turned ED. NOTE: "Chuck" Caddy, is well known in, out in Pioneer Hall last might to play the Mayo District. "Chuck" came here last fall first games of the new, fall &winter season. and spent most of the winter in Mayo where | Some twenty Mayoites have doclared their int he took an active part in the musical life :. entions of playing this season and more may be 'of the silverland," leaving here on one of j added later as the ..games get under way in full the overland stages just prior to the br.eakj swing. This year the Club has been able to get up. Chuck*s many Mayo friends join in GX~ 1 a substantial reduction in the price of the tending him lots of luck and prosperity .; big Hall for' the season and, with much enth While here Chuck was engaged for a time with usiasm being shown,' the Executive is looking tho T. Y. Corp'n. on Galena. forward ^or a very sucdes'sful badminton winter. 5 .Five Pages This I^ue. The Mayo Miner Sat. Oct. 5, 1940 CRUCIAL WORLDS SERIES GAME ON SUNDAY
BRITAIN PREPARES COUNTER BUCKY WALTERS, BIG PAUL MOVES AGAINST NEW JAPANESE, DERRINGER MOW DOWN AMERICAN ITALIAN, GERMAN ALLIANCE LEAGUE CHAMPS LONDON, Tues. Sept. 30 - Great Britain wasj Each Team Has Won 2 Games. reported to be preparing a threefold answer Ideal Weather , 72 Above to the new triple alliance uniting Japan with To-Day, at Detroit. the axis powers. This would be the reopen ing of the Burma road, allowing more supplies WORLD SERIES DOPE. (By Radio) for China, the conclusion of a new Pacific Games Played 4. won lost potg. defence arrangement with Australia and the CINCINNATI REDS 2 2 .500 United States and increase of Dominion goods| DETROIT TIGERS 2 2 .500 and essential raw materials from Japan to Great Britain and the United States. Blasting their way to the finals of the Japan's threat to enter the war on the hottest American League race in reoent years, side of her new partners met a prompt Britislj Detroit Tigers faced tho National League's warning that Britain is stelled in war to-ranking Cincinnati Reds in the Worlds experience and in a different mood from a Series which started Tuesday, in CAncinjaati. year ago. An unknown rookie, Floyd Giebell, who had President Roosevelt has already declared only played two games for Detroit, set tho an embargo from the united States of vital hard slugging Cleveland lndians down to 6 sorap iron for Japan and is further speeding| hits, allowing them no runs, to win the Am* up all vital defences. erican League pennant 2-0 against Bobby I Feller, ace Cleveland hurler. LARGE SCALE ATTACKS Detroit took the opener against the Cin AGAINST BRITAIN cinnati Reds Tuesday but lost to the Rods MONPiAY Wednesday 5-3 when Buoky Walters handcuffed the Detroit sluggors. The Ro-dbirds blasted LONDON, Mon. Sept. 30 - Large scale day Schoolboy Rowe from the Detroit box in the light attacks on Britain were resumed today] after a comparative week-end lull. So far noj The motor city team came right baok to official figures have been released. take tho lead Friday, only to lose it again Last night's attacks were heavier ^than to-day to Big Paul Derringor, ace hurler for usual and the Merseyside area was raided the National Leaguers. The score in to-day's continually throughout the night and many game was 5^2. fires were started. The fifth and crucial game of the series The Royal Air Force ranged over wide areas will be placed at Briggs Stadium, Detroit, in Germany last night. Military objectives Sunday, Oct. 6th. when the "two teams then in Stuttgart and Magdeburg were subjected toj move back to the Tribe's home field to fin concentrated attacks. The Bosoh magneto } ish the series. faotory was successfully attacked. perfect baseball weather, with the temper British long-range guns pounded against ature 75 degrees above, favoured to-day's Calais today and the German artillery replied game in Detroit. by dropping shells into Dover. On Sunday 10 enemy planes were destroyed DAWSON ITEMS and only 4 British ships lost. A baby girl was born at St. Mary's Hosp SEATTLE-JUNEAU CLIPPER ital Sunday last to Mr. and Mrs. Howard SERVICE TO OPERATE W. Firth. DURING WINTER MONTHS A baby girl was born at the hospital on Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hadley of SEATTLE - In response to requests from Quartz Creek. the government and civic organizations in T. Walnut, of Langley prairie, engaged the Territory of Alaska, as well as from with the Yukon Consolidated theso past three business firms and shippers on the Pacific seasons, left this week to join the Royal Coast, Pan American Airways are making prep Canadian Air Force as a pilot. Art Southam, arations to extend provisional service bet who left Dawson early in spring, has now ween Seattle and Juneau , originally sched received his wings. Tommy Caulkin, another uled to be discontinued Oct. 15th. for the well known Dawson lad, has just about com winter months. pleted his training as a pilot in the RCAF« The Alaska Clipper Service was started in Mrs. E. E. Carswell was injured in a car June and has proved so popular with Alaskans accident Friday morning when tho automobile that they do not want to see it stopped dur in which she, her husband and two others ing the winter months. were riding, went over the bank at Bear Creek bluff. She sustained a broken collar MAN VANISHES MYSTERIOUSLY bone • FROM YUKON RIVER BOAT Mrs. Yvonne Moi, of Dawson, and Al. Bates, an employee of the Yukon Consolidated at FAIRBANKS - l^rstery veils the disappear Middle Sulphur, were married by Inspector ance of a man passenger from the steamer Grennan, RCMP«, this week. They will make Alice, a oraft of the Alaska Railroad that their home in Dawson. plies the Tanana and lower Yukon rivers.The Mrs. Moi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. name of the man, who got on at Nenona, has F. Besner, of Mayo, Y. T. not been ascertained. His absence was notic Miss Vivian Vickery, of Vancouver, B« C ed when the steamer reached Redlands. and Phillip Ecc les, Dawson, were married at St. Paul's Church by Rev. Valentine on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. ,..•-•
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