.....i,
i.nlntt
flrrrki
ft
Wbed
Ai
Iuu
vi
oiiuawon
In
Albania
L,,
An?
13:
(CP)
Italv
Ijaynpon
Greece,
charging
the'
with
supplying
gu
wj
and
conniving
with
Great
,
i',n
in
clots
along
ine
Doraer
Amrrlran
.
...
.
.
Itallan-conquerea
AiDania.i
Lj..
rftvirtt
said
that
400
fiuuu
soldiers
I
"
had
been
killed
In
luitn
uprisings.
hi
reported
beheading
of
an
Oreek
border
raiaers
loucnea
i
I
.
.wnt
nress
canmalen
rp.
Li.n
nf
thn.c
hv
nprmnnv
V
.
Silken.
.
.
L.RU...LI.
1
Tt.t
leported
disturbances
on
the
n-JugoSlav
frontier
are
de-
lected
By
Icclamation
I
tml
affairs,
was
elected
by
kusitlon
yesterday
as
Liberal
F.txt
g(
the
House
of
Commons
Itnp'jm.
Mr
Macdonald
was
r.eriy
Premier
of
Nova
8cotla.
pe
born
of
the
two
marriages.
Sir
Abe
Bailey,
South
African
II
magnate
and
race-horse
own-'
Those
death
is
recorded
Ie
eldest
and
heir
to
the
baron-j
7.
John
Milnp
n
IHelgeland,
39,000,
10c
and
8c,
Pa-
rwemost,
40,000,
10c
and
8c,
Stor-
.
40,000,
10c
and
8c,
Atlln.
I1
Wfla,
25,000,
10.8c
and
8c,
Booth,
""ante,
14,500,10.5c
and
8c,
Stor-
iMeldon,
28,000,
10c
and
8c,
Stor-
0
v.iuuun
torage
'uui
"-be
ana
o.ac
8.
32,000,120
and
8.5c,
Atlln.
"cor
?i"e'
.chlef
flre
br,Sade
)lunL!Sllmate(1
that
aTjout
600
uary
nre
stallon3
whicft
10
be
established
here.
-rvii
EMBASSY;
Antl-Britlsh
Feeling
In
Japan
Is
Mill
Manifesting
Itself
TOKYO,
Aug.,
13:
(CP)-
Police
prevented
a
march
on
the
British
embassy
yesterday
as
three
thous
and
persons
held
an
anti-British
meeting
beneath
German.
Italian
and
Japanese
flags.
The
meeting,
sponsircd
by
the
municipal
council
of
Tokyo,
adopted
resolutions
demanding
the
withdrawal
of
the
British
from
the
Far
East
and
favoring
the
strengthening
of
Japanese
relations
with
the
Axis
powers,
Squadron
Leader
Tudhope's
Son
Is
Missing
In
Action
I
MONTREAL,
Aug.
13:
Pilot
Of-
,
fleer
W.
H.
Tudhope,
son
of
Squadron
Leader
J.
H.
Tudhope
of!
Montreal,
well
known
Royaf
Cana-i
dlan
Air
Force
officer,
Is
reported
ln
"August
10.
Opposition
To
Hon.
Angus
m,lssln.8
aTctln
Judontld,
New
Minister
.
Of
Nml
Affairs
llNOSTON,
Ont.,
August
13:
l-Bon.
Angus
Macdonald,
the
minister
of
national
defence
mer
commanding
officer
of
Jericho
Beach
air
station,
Is
well
known
ln
Prince
Rupert).
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(OoUttNT
S
O
JotuMtoa
Oo.)
Vancouver-Big
Missouri,
.OSViJI
.
Bralorhe,
8.75.
.
'
itaa
seat
was
JormctlyheM
CarlbQuarU2.02
the
lite
Hon,
Norman
Rogers,
.
Dentonla,
.01
(ask).
J
In
in
airplane
crash.
I
.Falrvlew,
.O0U-
ere
will
be
contests
In
three
r
by-elections
straight
fights
tw
other
Ontario
seats
with
r-eomered
fight
in
Saskatoon.
is
Son
Wedded
iss
Churchill
Pthter
of
British
Prime
Minister
f
Wife
of
John
Bailey,
Successor
To
Baronetcy
pee
sons
and
four
daughters)
.33.
aion
broker
and
married
Diana,'
Royal
Canadian,
.HJi.
pater
of
Winston
Churchill,
In
Okalta,
.68
(bid).
BJ.
rompletion
Of
emohilization
French
Soldiers
Will
Be
Out
f
Service
By
Tomorrow
FICHY
France,
August
13:
(CP)
mooiiizatlon
of
the
French
w
to
be
eomnleted
hv
Wed
Fay,
it
was
announced
yester
Halibut
Sales
I
Oold
Belt,
.20.
Ilcdley
Mascot,
Mlnto,
.01
Vi.
Noble
Five.
.00
VV
Pacific
Nickel,
.08.
Pend
Orlelle,
1.10.
Pioneer,
1.95.
Premier,
.75.
Privateer,
.44.
'
Reeves
McDonald,
.25
(ask).
Reno,
.1314.
Relief
Arlington.
.05.
Salmon
Oold,
..0414.
Sheep
Creek,
.83.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.02
Va
(ask).
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.10.
Calmont,
.24.
C.
&
E.,
1.32.
Freehold,
.02.
Home,
157.
Pacalta,
.05
(ask).
Mercury,
.03
Vi.
Prairie
Royalties,
.12
Vi.
.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.12.
Beattle,
.85.
Central
Pat.,
1.63.
Cons.
Smelters,
32V4.
East
Malartlc,
2.60.
Fernland,
.02
Vi
(ask).
Francoeur,
.29
(ask).
Gods
Lake.
.33
(ask).
Hardrock,
.65.
Int.
Nickel,
33.00;
Kerr
Addison,
2.15.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.05.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.50.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.30.
McKenzIe
Red
Lake,
.94.
Moneta,
.40.
Noranda,
52.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.50.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.55.
Sa
nAntonlo,
1.60.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.57.
Uchl,
.33.
Bouscadlllac.
.04
(ask).
Moshcr,
.033,4.
Oklen'd,
.03Vi.
Smelters
Gold,
.OOVV
Dominion
Bridge,
23
Vi.
I
,
;
WATCH
1001)
COSTS
BLOEMFONTEIN,
South
Africa,
August
13:
(CP)
Authorities
here
are
determined
to
prevent
profiteering.
George
Kelzl
was
sentenced
to'
four
days
imprisonment
for
selling
a"
tin
of
condensed
milk
at
a,
cent
higher
than
the
standard
price.
'.
"'
-
...
other
military
units,
have
been
brought
up
to
full
strength
by
recent
recruiting.
Foreigners
At
Dairen
Taken
Into
Custody
TOKYO.
Aug.
13:
(CP)
Japan
ese
News
Agency
reports
nineteen
foreigners
arrested
at
Dairen
on
charges
of
anti-Japanese
propaganda
and
possession
of
short
wave
radios.
Names
or
nationalities
were
not
disclosed.
CALLED
TO
WAR
WORK
LONDON,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
An
appeal
ls
being
made
to
private
employers
by
the
Minister
of
Labor
to
consider
If
they
can
release
their
chauffeurs
or
mechanics
Mr
vital
war
work
In
armament
factories.
p'
C
VNCAL
tfeathenfotecast
m
1M:
fA.B.C.i
!
Tomorrow
sT
ides
nd
Quwn
Char'
BuPfrt
prince
High
11:15
am.
17.3
ft.
J
islands-Moderate
to
fresh
23:05
pm.
19.0
ft.
JJthwMt
winds,
clearing
and
beaming
Low
.
......
4:54
a.m.
4.6
It.
warmer.
17:00
pm.
8.1
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Elgq
NO.
190-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
13,
1040.
PRICE:
I
CENTS
18
ftK
ive
Da
v
Toll
Is
220
Nazi
Planes
PROPAGANDA'
TURNED
ON
171013"
V
AS
BOMBS
FELL
ON
NAZI
AIR
BASE
Taken
from
a
Royal
Air
Force
plane;
this
ie
markable
photograph
depicts
an
attack
on
the
the
officer
commanding
at
Allford
.
Bay.
j
There
was
also
correspondence1
regarding
necessary
local
precautions
in
the
matter
of
oil
tank
protection
and
other
local
menaces.
The
Legion
Is
taking
a
very
strong
stand
In'
the
matter
of
the
conscription
of
aliens
and
the
mobill-
tni;,m
nf
Irish
Fusiliers,
as
well
as
-ration
of
wealth,
Industry
and
man
power.
The
idea
is
tnai
u
is
naicu-lous
to
allow
and
even
Insist
that
men
of
this
country
should
enlist
and,
at
the
same
time,
allow
aliens,
naturalized
or
otherwise,
to
sit
back
and
fill
the
Jobs
of
the
men
who
are
enlisting
to
protect
the
country
in
which
the
aliens
have
all
the
privileges
of
freedom
and
do
nothing
to
obtain
or
maintain
It.
Continuing
the
valued
association
and
example
of
the
late
Lord
Tweedsmulr,
His
Excellency,
the
Earl
of
AthlonC,
has
been
pleased
to
accept
the
office
of
Grand
Patron
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Her
Royal
Highness,
tho
Princess
Alice
has
ac
cepted
the
office
of
patroness
of
the
Canadian
Legion
National
Poppy
Campaign.
President
Jack
Preece
was
In
the
chair,
other
members
present
being
W.
J.
Ranee,
Neil
Cameron,
J.
M,
Walker,
O.
Abbott,
J.
Armstrong,
C.
L.
Barker
and
Henry
Smith.
-
1
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.-
Bulletins
GERMANY
WIDELY
RAIDED
LONDON
An
Air
Ministry
communique
announced
today
that
British
bombers
had
raided
seventeen
German
air
bases,
a
seaplane
base
at
Borkum
and
Gotha
airplane
factory
last
night
in
forays
throughout
northwest
Germany,
France
and
Holland.
The
Nazis
are
using
400
to
600
planes
in
daily
raids
now.
Today's
strongest
attacks
were
from
Thames
Estuary
to
the
Sussex
coast.
BULGARIA
IMPATIENT
SOFIA
Official
Bulgarian
quarters'
express
Impatience
over
alleged
dallying
by
Rumania
in
coming
to
terms
over
the
cession
of
Dobruja.
Rumania
expresses
itself
as
willing
to
give
over
only
a
part
of
the
territory
which
Bulgaria
demands.
Bulgaria
may
extend
its
demands
to
establish
a
common
frontier
with
Soviet
Russia.
In
Moscow
the
Soviet
press
asserted
today
that
Bulgaria's
territorial
demands
on
Rumania
have
Russian
support.
What
with
the
Italo-Grcek
crisis
over
Albania,
the
situation
ln
the
Balkans
continues
tense.
1NDO-CHINA
.AGREEMENT
LONDON
Japanese
and
French
governments,
it
Is
reported
here,
have
reached
an
agreement
for
use
of
French
Indo-China
ports
as
naval
and
air
bases.
TETAIN
TO
SPEAK
VICHY,
France
Premier
Henri
retain
of
France
speaks
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
on
a
worldwide
radio
broadcast,
directed
especially
to
the
United
States.
BROTHERS
MISSING
DERBY,
Eng.,
August
12:
(CP)
The
three
Wagg
brothers,
Alfred,
Edward
and
Thomas,
were
called
for
for
military
service
on
the
.same
day.
Recently
they
were
re
ported
In
a
casualty
list
as
miss
ing.
-
URGE
AIR
ISTAND
AT
FIGHT
BAG
ON
MONDAY
Siity-One
Enemy
Planes
Brought
;
Down
as
Portsmouth
is
Subjected
to
Attack
;
Blitzkrieg
On
Zero
Hour
in
"Battle
of
Britain'
Fast
Approaching
LONDON,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
London
newspapers
agree
that
the
blitzkrieg
is
now
on,
the
Battle
of
Britain"
is
begun
and
even
heavier
and
more
widespread
attacks
may
be
anticipated.
Warning
is
Issued
against
attempted
landing
of
parachute
troops.
All
signs
point
today
to
early
zero
hours
in
the
Nazi
offensive
against
England
with
the
climax
an
attempt
to
land
German
troops
on
the
British
Isles.
Nazis'
Eschwege
air
base
near
Kassel,
Germany.
High
explosive
bombs
(A)
are.
falling
toward
their
iplanes
er$
shot
down
during
the.
ODjCCUVe
Wlin
incenaiary.
dodidj
ai
aistrow.Tnis
r
way.
ivauway
mica
ore
ai
!
i
War
.
.
News
ITALIANS
ATTACK
MALTA
HOME
In
an
air
raid
by
the
Italians
on
Malta,
an
oil
depot
is
claimed
to
have
been
struck,
causing
a
serious
fire.
BRISTOL
IN
GOOD
SHAPE
BRISTOL
Louis
Hunter,
Canadian
Press
correspondent,
writes
that
the
port
of
Bristol
is
not
closed
and
not
blockaded.
In
spite
of
air
raids,
no
damage
has
been
done
to
harbor
facilities
or
docks.
NO
DENIAL
MADE
ATHENS
rremier
John
Met-axas
of
Greece
does
not
deny
that
the
Greeks
have
allowed
a
small-British
naval
force
to
land
at
a
Greek
port
The
Italians
had
complained
at
this
alleged
breach
of
neutrality.
FUSILIERS
AT
STRENGTH
VANCOUVER
The
second
Bat
PROTECTION
OF
RUPERT
Strong
Stand
Taken
On
Conscrlp-tion
By
Local
Organization
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
was
ln
session
last
evening
In
preparation
for
the
general
j
monthly
meeting
of
Wednesday
ev-.
enlng.
Letters
of
appreciation
of
the
PrlnCe
Rupert
branch's
thought-fulness
in
sending
wreaths
for
the
local
service
prior
to
the
transship-,
ment
of
the
bodies
of
the
three
airmen
who
lost
their
lives
ln
the
re-.
cent
tragedy
at
Allford
Bay
were
re-1
celved
from
the
relatives
and
from
;
LONDON,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
At
least
sixty-one
German
planes
shot
down
comprised
Monday's
bag
as
waves
of
Nazi
raiders
attacked
the
southern
coasts,
the
Air
Ministry
announced
6ERBERA
British
Reinforcements
Arrrra
at
Port
on
Gulf
of
Aden
to
Resist.
Italian
Advance
CAIRO,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
Newly
arrived
reinforcements
from
the
Empire
ire
reported
to
be
digging
ln
around
the
seaport
of
Berbera
on
the
GuTf
of
Aden
for
a
stand
ls
against
Italian
columns
advancing
.across
the
burning
sands
of
the
(Somaliland
wastes
against
harras-jslng
British
aerial
attacks.
One
i
Italian
plane
was
brought
down
and
one
British
is
reported
missing.
A
Rome
communique
claimed
that
the
first
contact
had
already
been
I
made
with
occupation
of
Adodla.
I
The
British
say
the
advancs
was
stopped.
'
Heavy
concentrations
of
Italian
troops
continue
along
the
border
of
.
'
Egypt
but
there
has
been
no
Invas
ion
as
yet.
Federal
Cabinet
Is
Sitting
Today
last
night.
The
British
loss
was
Canadian
Ministers
To
Meet
Regu
thirteen
planes.
It
was
officially
lary
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
announced
that
Portsmouth
dock-1
yard,
the
biggest
naval'
base
ln
OTTAWA,
Aug.
13:
Prime
Min-Great
Britain,
had
been
attacked
by
ister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
enemy
bombers.
Again
today
hun-
King
and
his
cabinet
met
today
dreds
of
German
planes
swarmed
Regular
cabinet
meetings
will
be
over
southeast
and
southwest
Eng-.
held
on
Tuesdays
and
Wednesdays.
land
and
thU;ty-one
enemy
planej
'
;
day,
bringing
'io
more
than
2201he
NOiPCnanTO'riWiT"
number
of
Germans
shot
down
O
v
since
major
attacks
began
Thurs-
uaj.
.Princess
Coming
A
big
formation
or
enemy
raiders
j
blasted
at
the
southeast
coastal
Is
Tkng
Refuge
In
United
States
area
late
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
i
At
invitation
Of
President
fourth
raid
of
the
day
and
the
sec-1
Roosevelt
ond
major
thrust
at
Great
Britain
.
la
two
days.
Two
hundred
planes
SXOCKHoLM,
Aug
13:
(CP)
attempted
to
reach
southern
Eng-
ClQWn
Prlnccss
lSax0aL
of
Norway
land
but
only
fifty-five
were
able
to
and
her
three
chUdren
are
ea.
penetrate
the
defences.
The
others
route
to
the
United
states
aboard
were
broken
up
by
Royal
Air
Force
an
American
ship
at
the
invitation
fighters
who
sent
four
spinning
into
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
the
sea.
Italian
pilots
are
believed
the
Norwegian
legation
announced
tp
have
Joined
the
Germans
tn
the
yesterday,
attack
on
Britain.
..."
-
Thirteen
British
planes
were
.
1
missing
as
a
result
of
today's
ac-
more
than
four
hundred
enemy
tlon,
one
pilot
being
later
reported
bombers
took
part,
safe.
There
were
indications
yes-
Meanwhile
the
British
Air
Min-'terday
that
big
German
land
Runs
Lstry
announced
today
that
Royal
from
.the
French
coast
were
firing
Air
Force
bombers
continued
across
the
Channel.
smashing
assaults
on
enemy
post-
,
On
Sunday
the
Oermans,
It
was
tloru
with
attacks
on
air
fields
and
indicated
by
some
reports,
lost
six-
oil
plants
in
France
and
Germany,
ty-nlne-
planes
ln
raids
in
which
three
British
planes
being
missing.
Three
Australian
Cabinet
Members
Are
Killed
In
Air
Crish
Near
Canberra
CANBERRA,
August
13.
Three
leading
Australian
war
cabinet
members
and
the
chief
of
general
staff
were
among
ten
persons
killed
Tuesday
when
a
Royal
Australian
Air
Force
plane,
flying
from
Melbourne
to
Canberra,
crashed
in
flames
while
nearing
Canberra
airport.
The
dead
ministers
are:
Hon.
Brigadier
Geoffrey
A,
Street,
defence
minister.
Hon.
J.
V.
Fairbairn,
air
minister.
Sir
Henry
Gullett,
vice-president
of
the
executive
council.
.
General
Sir
Brudenell
White,
chief
of
general
Staff.
'1.Mr1i
Others
killed
were
Mr.
Fairbairn's
secretary,
another
secretary
and
four
members
of
the
plane's
crew.
SHMtt
Prime
Minister
R.
G.
Menzies
described
the
tragedy
as
"a
great
national
calamity
and
a
grievous
personal
loss."
,
.
The
plane
was.
American-built.
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m