Leran
Tea
And
le
Is
success
r,:iP
P
B:
1
Mi
-
ul
tea
was
hfld
,.,,,,0
by
the
Luther,
in
n
Heralded
Iimortant
avy
Victory
liivrwiN
j
:
v
zu.
iiic
si.ik.iiik
On
Sale
k
1,
2,
3,
4
I
Hcrt
;
i
eolden
opportunity
'
I
to
jut
friend
on
the
prune;
durine
the
vacation
wir-
200f
'
miles
of
travel
fot
u
.itt!;
$2750
in
coaches!
Slightly
higher
fares
in
tourist
ind
ita!
i-irj
keeping
cars.
30
Day
Return
Limit
I
fcojwvn
tt
.
whcfc
cn
roi
.
indud
Qtjurcr
i
jytrounj
of
tbc
Rac.ic.
ODthcie
.KJtion
fiif
.
Tour
local
d.eui
unit
ImJIt
quMt
fuel.
CANADIAN
IATIONAL
V-55-40
BLOCKADE
PLUS
DRIVE
BY
AIR
IS
.GT.
BRITAIN'S
;
BET
AGAINST
GERMANY
J:.
Aid
thlh01f.e
J
Areteran
Expert
Reviews
War
Situation
With
Mother
Fourth
Avenue
i
a
7
Concentrating
m
Ur
Qfm
Hi
r
.i
ff.
re
prettily
decorate:!
una
me
-a
i.)
iCS.
received
the
guesU
lit
m
I
titan
cruiser
Barto-'
mcanS
0f
defeating
Britain.
Defence
Bv
MAJ.-fiF.K.
SIR
manure
r.wvuiw
LONDON,
LU.NLUI.
July
.JlllV
Zl
20:
!
II
(CP)
HI
The
ho
British
Hritmh
Empire
hmnim
now
nntf
;
by
the
Australian)
he
enemy
has
a
surface
navy,
Lf-
gyanr
in
wie
cmwih
.fic
ent
but
numerically
far
m-
e
iterday
la
herald-
4...
that
of
Britain.
He
has.
he
greatest
naval
war
however,
secured
a
great
number
of
ports
which
will
facilitate
submarine
marine
or
or
surface
surface
attack
attack
on
on
Brltlsn
.
to
concentrate
her
forces
Snnc
11
f
NorWaV
UUUa
V1
l"WttJ
defence
and
Is
relieved
for
her
own
own
i
of
the
necessity
of
expanding
them
currently
upon
the
continent.
Her
air
force,
lf
still
numerically
Infer
nualltv.
Operating
from
its
home
bases
it
has
secured
power
oi
concentrated
effort.
Enemy
aircraft
will
undoubtedly
continue
to
succeed
In
penetrating
defences
but
at
great
cost
of
trained
pilot
and
of
machines.
The
enemy's
power
of
atiacic
wm
ue
greatest
In
the-
initial
stages,
before
loss
of
morale
and
machines
ex
ercises
cumulative
eiiect.
mo.c-vr
nritlsh
air
power
will
receive
.
...
l.l....n,ml
nf
frolllpd.
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PrlDc
Kupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
(Meet
Her
In
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
Can
Ride
for
Price,
of
One
If
you
loae
ttiiythini;
dvrtia
for
It.
Dance
Is
tnjoyed
ior
to
that
Of
her
opponents,
lUU
Fi.
Affair
On
Thursday
Nleht
proved
Itself
to
be
of
greaUy
superior
j
DrfW
xt.
Crowd
To
Oddfellows'
Hall
The
Sons
of
Norway
held
a
tine
rtnnrf.
Thursday
nlsht.
drawlns
crowd
whlcrrnilecT'the
bddfellows'
Hall
to
capacity.
Splendid
music
was
furnished
by
Mike
Colussi's
Orchestra.
At
midnight
appetizing
refreshments
were
served.!
Harrv
Paulson,
with
No.
213,
was
the
winner
of
an
attractively
de
corated
fruit
basket.
Mrs.
Ole
-
Wick
was
convener
or
constant
rcniiun.ci.n.
v..
.
f
material
from
ov-
the
affair
with
the
assistance
of
colleagues
and
factories.
Her
Mrs.
Ole
Skog
Mrs.
Storseth.
'army
erseas
U
now
concentrated
for
her
Mrs.
Larry
Arnold,
Mrs.
John
Mur-Sefence
and
Its
equipment
ivold,
R.
Hunde
de.
Evan
Evensen
superior
to
that
which
could
be
and
Larry
Arnold.
It
u.
w..
t.-
inviHtn
with
their.
nrousn.
ujr
-
--
-
I
..0j
.
'
,T
r8ea
the
city
on
Thursday
night's
txaln
from
Smitners,
is
saimis
"
.
Navy
Still
Slrong
RQon
Qn
the
Prlnce
George
for
Van-
BrlUln
Is.'couver.
He
Is
planning
on
enlisting
main
defence
of
The
hSUrSli
S
navy
and
It
Is
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
growing
rapia.y.
Aiaea
u
(Rn,19dron
Leader)
Stephen
j.
wickens,
chaplain
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
arrived
yesterday
on
the
Prince
George
from
Vlc-
tnHo
nnrt
left
vesiemay
uiuhuuh
by
plane
for
the
Allford
Bay
air
base.
Announcements
All
advertisement
in
this
cil-cmn
will
be
charged
for
a
fall
month
at
35e
a
word
S.
O.
N.
Picnic,
July
21.
Oddfellows'
dance
for
dry
canteen,
August
2.
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance,
Armoury,
August
16.
L.OB-A.
Bazaar.
October
16th.
I
w.
A.
Canadian
Legion
Bazaar,
November
1.
United
Bazaar,
November
21.
!
IXIVKKNMENT
LHH'OH.
APT
I
)
srttlon
12H1
Nalke
f
.pl-tln
lr
Notice
I
hereby
given
that
on
the
;
.
.i
.,.ni
nxt
the
under-
of
the
pr-mlseo
t
?f
,tou"1
U
K
known
a
Spruce
tLL
t?d
on
eprvtoe
Cfwlt
pprolmiUly
rdlie
mile,
from
Atlln
Townslt.
upou
UiSo
bribed
a,
placer
ml.UiW
le
No
B87
at
Bpruce
Creek.
Brrth
Ccl-Sli,
Prlnci
Rupert
Land
"f1
XV
DU.WLc.t
tn
th.
Province
orlM-iSSi
OJlumbla
tot
the
aUe
of
beer
by
IS?
glor
by
the
botU.
tor
con-sumpJton
on
premise,
or
elsewhere.
,
AppUcnat
.
TTT
DA1LT
MEWS
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
tor
Old
Oold.
Bulger's
tf.
erov
wrpe.
local
fisherman,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
Halifax,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Lancaster
sail
ed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
lor
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mrs.
Mr.
Lee
Lee
Sam
Sam
returned
returned
u
to
the
me
city
ciiy
in
rhnree
of
t'.l
1L.
A
..!
i
i
..
i
.
n-i
iAAiAa
vesterrtav
w
iil'iils
Liie
rtxis
miwprs
Rinfr
p
nnnr
on
avoont
an
top
na
lr
on
uie
nuiccas
uot.bi,c...v.c
uuiu
me
leiiiiituus
in
wit:
iuiv.ca
Serviteurs
were
r""""
wunuuo
'ivn
umc
uvtn
uicuuu.
m
owmc
wwvn
Anna
Pptpr.
such
assistance
mav
nrovp.
nf
pxtrpmp
vnlnp
Rut
fnr
the
Peterson,
miss
u
ucu
w
icticw
uic
Mrs
P
Pedersen.
ituatlon
without
taking
It
Into
iking
table
was
Li
account.
Sorenron
and
Mis.
What
Is
the
Empire's
position?
It
Is
a
fundamental
DrlnclDle
cf
n
was
cashier
and
strategy
that
the
base
of
operations
'ii'
raffle
of
a
pair
of
and
supply
should
be
secure.
And,
vch
were
won
oy
for
the
first
time,
Great
Britain,
,i
with
ticket
num-
the
main
base
of
the
Empire,
Is
threatened.
What
Is
the
nature
of
the
threat
and
what
provision
can
be
made
to
meet
It?
The
enemy
has
an
Immense
air
force
and
has
secured
bases
from
which
he
can
launch
air
attack
at
'short
range.
He
has
a
great
army
inaimlflrpnHv
pniilnned.
But
he
li
faced
with
the
problem
of
transporting
It
across
the
sea
or
by
air
before
he
can
use
It
for
the
attack
on
Britain.
And
If
he
cannot
trans
nort
It.
It
Is
useless
to
him
as
a
and
bv
mine
defences
It
can
abso
lutely
prohibit
the
transportation
of
a
large
invading
force
to
British
coasts,
even
If
the
enemy
eould
col
lect
the
great
mass
of
shipping
necessary
'
for
such
an
operation
ver.
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
3:30,
was
reported
thU
morning
to
be
one
hour
and
twenty
miuntes
late
which
wUl
bring
It
4n
at
4:50
pjn.
Alex
Scott.
Lloyds
Inspector,
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Scott,
Scott,
after
alter
a
a
brief
oner
visit
visu
u
to
the
wie
Zl
.
.J
The
most
the
enemy
could
hope
cU
are
salUng
by
the
Prlnce
accomplish
would
be,
in
favorable.-
aftern0OI1
on
their
re
conditions
of
weather,
to
land
small
tum
Vancouver.
i
aiuiiig
jat
iivo
oupvi
v.
.
A
sisiea
Dy
air
Dorne
iroops
ana
air
attack.
On
the
whole
the
Emnire
Is
In
a
strong
position
to
maintain
a
de
fensive
-
war
Indefinitely.
question
which
I
must
leave
over
until
a
later
commentary.
But
let
me
indicate
an
answer.
Positively,
Britain
must
try
to
win
this
war
by
a
combination
of
blockade
plus'of
fenslve
air
power.
First,
the
strangling
fingers
of
the
bloc
kade
In
which
the
navy
Is
the
muscle,
will
clutch
tighter,
especlat-
Miss
Pat
Anderson,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson,
Is
salllnK
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
and
itrt.
i
nvAn
A
Hm
cummer
T
ICLUt
!
iAJ
OZUKi
dummv.
wnat
power
nas
u.
nowever.
oi
n
offensive
action
on
which
ultimate
victory
depends?
That
Is
a
large'
If
your
paper
Is
late
phone
98
or
Blue
700.
")
When
you
go
on
your
holidays
tak
the
Dally
News
with
you.
50c
nHii
nav
fnr
th
naner
for
two
J
-
'
mnnthi
out
of
town.
(tf)
I
Peter
Husov
and
EmU
Blaln
arrlv-
.
.
.
ed
In
the
city
on
the
Princess
Ade
laide
vesterdav
afternoon
irom
their
naval
duties
at
Esquimau
vt
.
.
j
t
.
n
r
'
"
'
-
iii.iiuvu
viv
w
w
f
w
I
.....
i.nti.
n
thai
nnmpi
nrrr
K,
assisieo
dj
.
mav
ss
f
-
Y.omnnTlf
nf
fVlo
fnY.
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
vancouVP
......
l
St'
Ml
John
in
Murvold
Murvoia
and
aim
'""J.
-A-
,
.
,
T'
"
"
"
"-";::
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Blackhall
left
on
last
evening's
train
to
spend
the
week-end
at
Usk
visiting
with
Mrs
Blackhall's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mm
Charles
Durham.
I
'
J.
W:
McAuley,
assistant
superintendent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
from
Prince
George,
is
paying
a
brief
visit
to
the
city
on
official
business.
He
arrived
on
Thursday
night's
train
and
will
return
to
the
Interior
Monday
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
,
.
.
.
Pte.
T.
u.
neison,
upi.
u.
n.
ute-Mrs.
George
Copeland
and
family
hursti
ggt
Weam
and
slgmn
D
.
left
ft
thi
this
morning
morning
on
on
the
the
Cardena
cardena
.
.
davs.
returning
In
time
for
children
to
re-enter
school
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
they
plan
to
d
ffl
R.
Rumaey
"y"
Barrett
Point;
Mrs.
A.
Rutherford
and
Perry
and
H.
J.
Brown,
Port
Es-slneton:
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J
B.
Whit-
,
"
',
.
,.
ing,
Hazelton;
Dr.
C.
A.
Armstrong.
Hazelton
Rev.
Frank
Burling.
anJ
clergyman,
after
spending
a
lew
Ffank
Bar
Smltherr
Mr.
and
rlava
!n
n
thA
nitv
lpft
hv
y
lftxt.
evpn
.
.
.
'
.
r.Zh.lrfZnSS.
CZ'
Vr
Mrs.
A.
E.
Beeby
and
A.
E.
Chae.'
IV
on
the
vein
Of
Nazi
Oil
SUDnlIe.s.llnrr'c
fraln
,
nn
ViU
return
trt
tn
ln
-
.
4
Britian'--
.
c,
IVancouver;
H.
Ludenman,
Calgary;
,
sea
communications.
They
might"
'
Mr-
and
Mrs.
B.
Dobbs
and
J.
S.
m
ATike
at
key
points
f"li!l!lta
Oennan
military
strength
and
In
D.
D.
Munro
arrived
In
the
city
o
.
""
could
be
transport
lng
land
forces
ed.
ft...
ln.nA.l4nt
nMnf
ll
frrncrt
i.S
!that
now,
)w,
standing
standing
alone,
alone,
Britain
Britain
Is
able
the
end
to
destroy
newer
Itself
German
air
,
.
.
,
v.-,
fwiii
oaik
lidRC
i-jr
,
-j.
...
onatu
from
Premier
and
is
vlt
tag
with
Mrs.
A.
his
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr
nr,
T
V-
Mnnrn
Rppnnrt
Av.
enue,
Westvlew.
Later
he
plans
l
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Scott.
T.
C.
Banks,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Mc-Klnnon.
G.
A.
MacMillan.
L
L.
,r
Lewis,
J.
Chambers
and
M.
R.
or
W.
M.
Brown
and
Gunnet
U
MeCafferj
-.
who
have
been
on
a
ttlr
w
E
Wa,ker
Naas;
D
to
Stewart
In
connection
with
mill-
w
W(lS!t
v.-tnri,,-
m
m
tary
recruiting,
reiurnea
w.vne
.y
Marsva,
Npw
Westmlnster
from
the
north
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning.
t
1
Central
,
,
i.
.
.
.,.Jrfats..-u-.
T.
K.
onn,
unr,
a.
uruna
an
fVroPiint
nnhinwi
of'
the
Roval
Gnr.
F.
E.
Splcer,
city;
Gnr.
J.
Flew
nn
nnllon
If
ar!n
1
Prime
hpro
TP-
in
and
Gnr.
D.
Grundy,
Barrett
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Cardena
Point;
A.
Jacobson,
Shirlev:
Mr.
and
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Van-
wrs.
a.
w.
Mcruoer,
jmibkjiuuu.
onuvpr
Mrs
Rnh
nvin
and
child
Heimer
Anaerson,
uiguv,
a
ni
rpmaininf?
in
the
south
for
i
Major
and
J.
Richardson,
city;
.uii
i.
unr.
urown.
fTeaenci.
rouu;
o
Specialists
on
Sawmill
,
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas.
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Kovfti
Sank.
HM(
Open
Till
10:00
p.m.
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drinks
Tobaccos
Candies
MUSSALtEIvrS
CONFECTIONERY
iscnaier.,
tiaigonie.
WpafllPr
FnrPrast
k
O.C.
MacDonald.
Frederick
Point;
"
edlUCr
1
UI
CC131
T.
Hetherlngton.
Barrett
Point;
Mrs.
D.
J.
Lougheed,
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
General
Synopsis
A
moderate
w
Qraham,
Shirley;
Mr.
and
depression
Is
centered
west
of
Van-
Mrs
olazer.
Shirley
;
Miss
E.
Woods;
n,,ui
Tclanri
Thp
nrPSSUrP
COn-
M-l......
n
n
in,l(n,
rl.lr
(,vu...
-f
oaiyuo,
oiauici,
ouiiv..c.,
v.vn
tlnues
high
off
the
California
coast.
Armstrong,
Quesnel;
A.
R.
Talt,
city.
The
weather
has
been
fair
and
Mrs
T
Faulkner,
Forestdale;
W.
warm
throughout
British
Columbia.
Beaman
and
Ovan
Hess,
Frederick
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
point;
J.
Maclvor,
C.
D.
Inman.
Moderate
to
fresh
southeast
to
joe
Upinskl
and
Bdr.
Wennol,
south
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
with
Barrett
Point;
S.
A.
Morrison,
New
showers.
Westminster;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vic
Grant,
Balmoral;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Wilson,
city:
C.
Zunl,
city;
R.
P
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Jackman.
Glen
Valley:
Mrs.
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rKlNLL
KU"1K
A
'Bruce.
Cedarvale:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
j
Shipbuilder
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
'
Welding
1
4m
J.
Chambers,
Vancouver.
Five
thousano
..
Rupert
read
the
Dally
News.
It
(people
pays
to
let
them
'enow
what
yon
have
to
sell.
IDORA
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Rink
Mondays
and
Tuesdays
Open
for
Private
Parties
Wed,
Thurs.,
FrL,
7-11
2-4:30,
6-11
on
Sat.
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Bulletins
BOMBINGS
IN
CiERMANY
LONDON
The
Air
MinUtr
j
announced
tonight
that
"last
night
our
bombers
attacked
airdromes
and
seaplane
bases
along
the
northwest
coast
of
Germany
and
northern
Holland."
Aircraft
factories
at
Wismar
on
the
Baltic
eeast,
at
Wenzendorf,
near
Ham
burg,
and
at
Bremen
were
bombed.
Oil
plants
at
Bremen
and
Gelsenkirchen
and
railway
communication
in
the
Ruhr
and
near
the
Dutch
frontier
were
also
attacked
and
the
naval
base
at
Emden
was
bombed.
PRESIDENT
SIGNS
BILL
WASHINGTON
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
today
signed
into
law
the
bill
authorizing
$4,610,000,000
expansion
of
the
navy
designed
to
give
the
United
States
a
"two
ocean"
Heet
capable
of
meeting
any
possible
hostile
combination.
FIVE
HUNDRED
RESCUED
CAIRO
British
ships
have
rescued
515
men
from
the
Barthol-omeo
Colleonl,
Italian
cruiser
sunk
In
the
Mediterranean
naval
engagement
with
the
Australian
cruiser
Sydney,
British
naval
authorities
announced
today.
No
casualties
were
suffered
aboard
aOK
rHBtl
the
British
ships
in
the
action
'
which
Included
some
destroyers
'
as
well
as
the
Sydney.
.
BOMBING
KILLS
326
LONDON
The
Ministry,
of
Home
Security
announced
today
that,
"since
the
month
beginning
June
18
when
lr
e
.eale
bombing
raids
on
the
Uhltjd
Kingdom
began,
a
total
of
S36
-Lilians
hate
been
killed
and
:C
seriously
wounded
in
air
raUs."
EVACUEES
RRIVE
MONTREAL
fravel-worn
throng
of
evacuees
'rnr
warring
Britain
crowded
inti
Vmlreal
today
in
the
footsteps
nf
others
who
have
found
haven
in
Canada'.
More
than
500
pers"
of
varied
nationalities
are
el-vid
to
have
been
in
two
Uv
trains
which
brought
them
tmrr
their
Eastern
Canadian
po'rt
of
embarkation.
Many
were
children.
MUST
GUARD
AI
SK
-
'
i
SEATTLE
Member
-
the
A
House
of
Renresentatir
rival
affairs
committee,
retur-?-
from
.
an
Alaskan
Inspection
said
today
that
Military
br
aU
Kodiak.
Sitka
and
Dutc'-
brji
must
be
strengthened
i
Nv
atelr
a
the
areas
ther
"
tiardj'
would
bf
the
first
points
of
at-
tack
bv
anv
enemy.
''
'
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