Vol
XXIX.
No.
169.
Bit
S
Definite
Indications
Up
to
Iodiy
of
Intended
German
Invasion
Attempt
out
otfr
the
country.
m
nr.n
ft
nn,
nv.pnm.nt
rw
ZOO
Danes
Downed
we
German
bomber
was
shot
ton
off
the
southeast
coast
of
A
...
......
..
..
una
istr.
ntaht
tnovinir
in
.
v
i
,
u&
-
jimenmo
to
oe
orou0iii,
n
over
the
British
Isles,
157
of
t-Me
having
been
bombers
and
43
Pursuit
planes.
During
the
same
Piod
the
English
lost
but
23
pur-t
Planes.
Prime
Minister
Wlrt-i
Churchill,
speaking
yesterday
Je
House
of
Commons,
said
that
mge
a;..
a
rMUjt
o
Germany's
i
"
attacks
upon
England
to
date!
?
been
singularly
light.
Bombing
1
been
widespread
but
was
poorly
inthne.
the
TlnvAl
Air
Porrn'
ntinues
to
reply
effectively
to
the
Mn
attacks
with
raids
on
Nazis
In
northwest
Germany
and
n-occupled
Channel
ports.
Yes-,
in!
wa
l
osne
was
singled
out
there
was
a
heaw
hnttlft
there.
AOerman
Jo!
there
hQd
been
succtss'
-'
v
Nazis
attacks
upon
Aldershot
as
,
u
0I
British
base.
Wldesnrcad
!an"M
had
been
ccrj.
mn
...
.
f
.r?
byirm,an
BriH
euomarincs.
rweive
k
loon.
uPianes
and
two
caPtlve
l
,
"U
D0en
hinnabl
rt,wn
ml
only
two
German
planes.
mart
"
uia
on-
we
Lcracn
to
4KWU!
"nchnne'ca
today
'at
ever,
that
tins
rested
not
with
the
party
but
with
the
people
as
a
whole
and
subject
to
the
national
election
In
November.
"If
such
draft
should
be
made
upon
me,"
President
Roosevelt
said,
referring
to
the
election,
"I
say
in
help,
continue
to
serve
with
the
best
of
my
ability
and
with
the
fullness
of
my
strength."
The
convention
had
Just
nominated
Secretary
of
Agriculture
Henry
fhe
war.
offered
no
excuse
r
i
RHika
prcsslons
against
toUlltarlan
die
...,
,r.r.w
.
,.
...I.,,
fifth
toe
bomblni
attacks,
with
planes
"
"
inn,..
.
Ik....
.....4
ni
COIUIIUIUIS
111
tliiS
lUUIIUl.
A
Vina,
tu
IIUCCB
eltauMi
-
...
-
J
Mn
Ik.
ftrlrtn
tntiqH
aetlaylng
announcemenU
In
this
mora
m
v"--t
tSirdao
that
information
of
bene-,
m'K
."s
"ttothe
enemy
may
not
be
convey-1
"
in
,c
si
.
these
alternatives
ronea
mio
wire.
Hr
it
...
..h
nHav
Eventually,
the
American
people
Miarc..fti
.iiH.u.j
i-t-
would
make
sacrifices
for
the
prea-
iti...
i
.t
i
t.j
ii
'prvatlon
of
these
Ideals.
suuuicasv
tJigtaiiu,
uir.-
u
mriug
anven
on
oy
nu-
aiiu
uuiftuib
uiauca
ni
er
they
had
droDDed
thlrtv
bombs.
northeast
crust
nf
Rcntland
navai
vessels
h-jid
qic
an
ItHtl
.11..,.
ITALIAN
SHIP
SUNK
Australlan
Cruiser
Sees
Action
the
Mediterranean
and
Sinks
Enemy
Cruiser
LONDON,
July
19:
(CP)-The
Italian
light
cruiser
Bartolomeo
Colleonl
was
sunk
in
the
Mediterranean
off
the
Greek
island
of
Crete
In
an
naval
battle
this
morning
with
the
Australian
cruiser
Sydney
and
a
smatl
destroyer
force,
the
Admiralty
announced.
A
British
destroyer
rescued
two
hundred
and
fifty
men
from
the
Italian
boat,
one
of
the
fastest
warships
in
the
world
with
normal
complement
ot
five
hundred.
Another
Italian
cruiser
engaged
at
the
same
time,
withdrew
from
battle.
LADIES
IN
SOFTBALL
League
Leading
Grotto
Beats
Cook
ies-Whirlwinds
Beat
veiv
Inlast
night's
regular
Ladies,
.,..1
-
Ik.
InaOllC
I
Ipnrilnor
OroUn
defeated
Coffee
Shoppc
by
a
score
of
17
to
16.
In
the
second
gflme
Velvet
went
down
bciWe
the
Whirlwind
v
-
iiti-re
ot
10
to
!
'
V
I
ion
in
Fog
France
DESTROYER
GOES
DOWN
utmost
simplicity
I
win.
witn
ooa
s
H.M.S.
Imogene
is
Victim
of
Coliis-
LONDON.
July
19:
(CP)
The
Admiralty
announces
the
loss
of
the
.Wallace
for
the
vice-presidency
ov-1S7u.ton
destrover
Imoeene.
Eieh
a
booing
minority
of
antagonistic
:tecnotthe
crew
o
,45
were
lost
July
.
w
io-
19.
,ppi
,-ri'1
WKDOK,
oppodtkm.
tThe
ve8se,
WM
buUt
,
1938.
The
nrfe
KtWf
en
Ureal
Iiniain
ana
Wh.
,h.
flrtrtre,,
done.
tlie.Tmnirpn..
9
victim
nf
a
rnlllslnn
"v"u
....
w.c
.
.
l
VI
-.1,1.
otimw
Roosevelt
demonstration
such
as
I
i
the
time
which
naa
Sat
up
mdir
freouentlv
through-'
.
si'-MUST
FACE
1
1
.V'Tr
the
President's
acceptance,
cheer-
.
vTt
Genua;
to
Invade
the
n
British
Isles.
w
.
.
,
,,,,
.in.in,
CITI
T
A
TI
AXI
itrjiui
ucrmuii
ymnro
r-
i
ill
VJ
r.
I
iwi
l
...
.
.
Pr.ttHent
PrwicPVoH
llnllflM
th.V
W
A
PM
hi
i
Tnnt
rnntrnnt.
blucu
.nA.n.,.
.i.
HUM
course
nc
iiau
iujcimv.
,mj-i
ilthocjh
It
as
stated
that
little.
'"V
if
my,
sfrious
damage
had
.been
ui.u
1
I'
1
.Am
t
Ife
Fa
nlrrAl
avnllM
for
f
rVf
ex-
AV.
:ce
w
muuary
pojectives.
rrlme
Minister
Justifies
Closing
of
Burma
Road
Children
Evacuation
Only
Postponed
world
was
faced
today
not
with
the
LONDON,
July
19:
(CP)
Oreat
choice
of
totalitarianism
vs.
democ-,
Britain
must
,
be
,
mo
vea
"by
the
m
explosive
and
incendiary
cy.
freedom
vs.
slavery,
civuaa-:
aomu
.
tebshltbullrtings
In
Scotland
and
Vjrr.:
,..t
.tn.
f
Hon
vs.
utter
destruction
01
an
in
a
uie
..u
u.
-"
.s.qmu
wuv
...
...
.
i.j
n.i
1(
n
i
WnttJin
jffieoiateiy
given
out
in
com
DU.
which
free
people
held
dear,
rellg-
Churchill
in
the
British
House
of.
parafhute
,11-r
Iff
ion
vs.
unOodllness,
Justice
vs.
rorce,'
Commons
yesterday
In
defending!
used
by
Gi
Britain's
accord
with
Japan
closing
the
Burma
road.
He
said
that
the,
government
of
Burma
had
agreed
to
a
suspension
for
three
months
of
transportation
of
ammunition,
gasoline,
etc.
During
the
three
months
period.
'of
suspension
of
transportation
of
ammunition
and
other
war
supplies
for
China
over
the
Burma
road,
.as
Britain
In
the
Far
East
may
be
agreed
upon.
Prime
Minister
Wln-
tston
Churchill
told
tne
House
oi
in
Commons.
Th
situation
In
the
Orient
will
be
discussed
by
both
House
of
Lords
and
House
of
Commons
next
week,
the
Lords
session
to
be
in
secret.
The
Prime
Minister
disclosed
that
pressure
had
been
brought
to
bear
on
the
home
authorities
by
Australia
to
reach
some
sort
of
n
settlement
with
Japan
over
the
Burma
road
Issue,
that
Common
wealth
being
nervous
that
Japan
might
move
against
It
or
the
Neth
erlands
East
Indies.
Mr.
Chamberlain
further
reveal-
that
the
continued
refusal
of
General
'Chiang
Kai-Shek
to
enter
into
any
kind
of
negotiations
had
been
another
difficulty
In
the
way
of
reaching
a
settlement
In
the
whole
Far
East
situation.
Child
Evacuation
In
connection
with
child
evacut-
tlon
and
a
statement
that
exodus
of
children
to
the
Dominions
and
United
States
was
most
undesirable,
Mr.
Churchill
emphasized,
however,
that
the
scheme
was
merely
post
poned
and
not
cancelled.
EYE
TO
BUSINESS
MANCHESTER,
July
19:
(CP)-
League
sottDaii
iixlu.v3,
r.v::v-
l
ln
southcast
England
town
cnargea
ius
ueigu
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C,
ftll
!
Tomorrow's
Tides
.nd
Queen
CiL.
tnt
BlLh
n
fi
High
1:31
am.
21.5
It.
"r
Morale
southeast
I
14:21
p.m.
20.0
it.
Suth
wmd5.
part
cloudy
and
cool
low
8:10
ajn.
1.3
ft.
ftth
fho
20:20
pm.
5.6
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
19,
1940.
GERMAN-RUSSIAN
FRICTION
BUDAPEST
Friction
between
Russia
and
Germany
Is
increasing
in
view
of
Bulgarian
pressure
upon
Roumanla
which
is
said
to
be
Soviet-Inspired.
RAIDER
SINKS
SHIPS
MARTINIQUE
The
British
ships
King
John
and
Davisian
have
been
sunk
foriy
miles
off
the
Island
of
Martinique
by
a
German'raider
which
is
said
to
be
at
large.
The
British
Admiralty
has
warned
shipping
of
the
IRISH
TRAWLER
SUNK
DUBLIN
The
trawler
City
of
Aberdeen
is
reported
to
have
been
sunk
off
the
southeast
coast
ot
Ireland
by
a
German
plane.
SEIZED
DUTCH
SHIP
PORT
COLBORNE
-The
Dutch
steamer
Prinz
Wilhelm
II.,
outward
bound
from
Sandusky,
was
hailed
by
a
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
at
the
entrance
of
the
canal
here
yesterday
and
seized.
Eight
Dutch
members
of
the
crew
are
Interned.
GREAT
TOWDER
FACTORY
WASHINGTON
It
was
announced
last
night
that
a
$2J,-000,000
smokeless
powder
factory
is
to
be
built
at
Louisevtyle,
Kentucky.
It
is
to
,
be?
operated
by
Dupont
and-fc-
Vt'0
produce
60,000,000
pounds
of
smokeless
powder
a
year.
This
will
be
the
first
of
a
number
of
such
factories
planned
to
be
built
throughout
the
United
States.
Three
others-are
planned
for
the
Mid-West.
U.S.
PARACHUATE
TROOPS
WASHINGTON
The
U.S.
Army
Is
planning
to
eapenment
witn
troops
similar
to
those
ermany
and
Russia.
One
Platoon
consisting
of
some
twenty-five
officers
and
men
is
now
in
training..
HULL
TO
CONFERENCE
WASHINGTON
It
is
also
announced
In
Washington
that
Secretary
of
Stale
Cordell
Hull
is
en-route
to
Havana,
Cuba,
to
attend
the
Pan
American
Conference.
agreed
upon
between
Japan
and.
The,
collective
security
of
the
New
China
and
that
question
affecting!
Wia
both
from
economic
and
Russia,
United
States
and
Great,
military
standpoints
is
to
be
dls-
cussed
by
the
twenty-one
American
republics
represented
at
the
conference.
Also
the
steps
to
be
taken
by
the
American
republics
reg&rded
French
possessions
In
America'
will
be
considered.
WALLACE
NOMINATED
'
CHICAGO
Secretary
of
Agriculture
Henry
A.
Wallace
was
last
night
nominated
by
the
Democratic
convention
held
in
Chicago
as
a
candidate
for
the
vice-presidency
of
the
United
States.
President
Roosevelt
accepted
the
nomination
to
run
for
a
third
term.
INFORMATION
IN
AUSTRALIA
SYDNEY
Sir
Keith
Murdoch
stated
yesterday
that
he
expected
to
use
his
new
powers
of
Minister
of
Information
meagerty.
He
said
that
his
sweeping
powers
enabling
hlih
to
compel
the
press,
radio
and
theatre
to
make
public
information
would
only
be
used,
when
it
was
felt
necessary
that
such
information
was
vital
to
the
defense
of
Australia.
He
has
been
strongly
attacked
by
all
parties.
JAP
INNER
CABINET
TOKYO
Premier
Konoye
of
Japan
announced
yesterday
that
he
had
appointed
a
four-man
inner
cabinet
to
direct
Japanese
policy.
AH
members
of
this
new
cabinet
have
a
nationalistic
point
bors
and
filendi
o
penny
each
toj
of
-view
and
it
yns
believed
they
ort
dawn
&
crater
made
In
hU
gar-
would
favor
Japanese
expansion
di.
b"
.1
rWmilP
air-raid
bomb.
In
.
South
Seas.
.
'
.
't-'
General
Francisco's
Declaration
Causes
Britain
to
Anticipate
Trouble
in
That
Quarter
!
LONDON,
July
19:
(CP)
Oreat
Britain
today
considers
the
possibility
of
trouble
with
Spain
fol
lowing
the
voicing
by
General
Francisco
Franco
of
a
demand
for
Ol-j
braltar.
Franca
'aid
U
wa3
the
duty!
PRICE:
I
CENTS
Per
Fuehrer
Addresses
Reichstag
PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT
ACCEPTS
NOMINATION;
HIS
FOREIGN
ATTITUDE
Strone
Pro-Rritish
Speech
by
United
States
Chief
cutjve
Henry
Wallace
Candidate
For
Vice-
President
Exc-
SHIPS
ARE
TAKEN
OVER
French
Merchant
Vessels
In
British
Torts
are
Requisitioned
LONDON,
June
19:
(CP)
The,
Ministry
ot
Shipping
announces!
that
all
French
merchant
ships
In
unusn
pons
nave
Deen
requisition
rUWXr.n.
.Tulv
19:
(CP)
President
Franklin
TV
;ed
'
war
service.
They
will
lly
Eoolt
informed
a
silent
and
intently
listening
IW
.f
S
oratlC
COnvenuun
ist
iwym
"e
aixeiuuu
us
iraui-
they
wish.
At
the
end
of
the
tion
shattering
mini
icrm
nomination
and
asserted
mat,
in
the
face
of
grave
public
danger,
his
conscience
would
not
let
him
ignore
the
call
to
service.
He
said,
how
AIR
WAR
I1M
'
IS
MORE
INTENSE
they
will
be
returned
to
which
will
be
indemnified.
war
ut
SPAIN
mil
NOW
iiv
ii
Hitler
Makes
Final
B
u'letms
a
;
SORE
SPOT
Overtures
To
Bring
War
To
End
Now
Sees
No
Reason
to
Continue
Struggle,
He
Says
Gives
No
Inkling
of
Terms,
However
...
BERLIN,
July
19.
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler,
addres-
haotr?urLing
a
cheering
Reichstag
in
a
one
hour
and,
36
minute
Reports
from
Madrid
said
that
a
speech
today,
warned
ureal
amain
tnai,
u
ms
iasi
ap-crowd
of
Falangists
(Fascists),'
e-
peal
for
peace
was
brushed
aside
by
her
politicians,
she
timated
to
number
200,000,
demon-
i
would
be
destroyed.
He
left
no
inkling
of
terms
upo,n
stratei
in
that
city
on
the
fourth
:
which
peace
might
be
achieved
but
left
no
doubt
that
they
anniversary
of
General
Franco's'
jfrri
would
be
dicated
by
the
Reich.
He
military
uprising.
They
shouted!
i
appealed,
Der
Feuhrer
declared,
to
"Gibraltar
Is
Spanish"
and
other.
DDI
aTIIIWv
miAlTfl
I
"reason
and
commonsense"
and
slogans.
1
JLVJUJUrV
A
1
U
A
concerted
movement
of
thous
ands
of
fully
equipped
and
armed
Nazi
troops
into
Spain'
continues
openly.
Heavy
armed
motorized
equipment
accompanies
the
Oer-man
officers
and
soldiers
and
swastika
emblems
are
everywhere
in
evidence.
Inquest
Into
Crash
Is
Held
Circumstances
Into
Triple
Traffic
Fatality
on
Lulu
Island
Are
Being
Probed
VANCJoy.VPV.July.
18;4CPJistAn
tnquest
is
being
held
today"
Into
an
i
mterurban-'car
crash
at
a
Lulu
Island
crossing
Wednesday
night
In
which
three
persons
were
killed
and
another
left
seriously
hurt.
The
dead
are
Harold
J.
Brpwnlee
of
Netw
Westminister
and
his
twd
sisters
Nina
and
Zelpal
visiting
from
Prince
Albert.
Saskatchewan.
Sam
uel
McGee
of
New
the
driver,
suffered
two
broken
legs.
Hitch
Hiker
Bee
Sends
Town
Amoki
i
Unusual
Invasion
Of
Irish
Market
Disperses
Zeal
For
Business
(
,
ROSCREA,
Eire,
July
A9:
(CP)
A
swarm
of
bees
alighting
on
the
market
square
Just
about
tied
up
(business
ln
this
town.
Dozens
of
people
were
stung
and
cattle
ran
amok.
It
all
started
when
the
queen
took
up
residence
on
the'i
number
plate
of
a
truck
and
all
the
bees
crawled
on
the
machine.
The
car
owner
drove
frantically
!
through
the
streets
In
an
unsuccessful
effort
lo
shake
off
the
supercargo
and
finally
a
citizen,
with
a
sheet
and
hive,
removed
them.
Robert
Service
Leaves
France
Noted
Canadian
Author
and
Poet
In
London
Enroute
to
Victoria
LONDON,
July
19
Robert
W
Service,
noted
Canadian
author
and
poet,
and
family
have
arrived
her?
from
Brlfanny,
France,
where
they
have
been
residing,
losing
their
home
following
the
conquest.
They
will
proceed
to
Victoria
to
reside.
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
Cleveland
6,
New
York
9.
Chicago
4,
Washington
5.
St.
Louis
3,
Philadelphia
10.
Detroit
10,
Boston
8.
National
League
Brooklyn
7,
Chlcaao
4..
New
York
6.
Pittsbur
1
UNCHANGED
Rupture
Between
France
and
United
Kingdom
Does
Not
Affect
Canada
Yet
.
OTTAWA,
July
19.
French
relations
with
Canada
remain
techni
cally
unchanged
with
the
minister
)
conscience
shall
have
been
cleared
carrying
on
his
normal
functions.
I
of
tnmgs
to
come.
This
Is
In
spite
of
the
breaking
off
Hitler
declared
that
Germany
was
of
relations
between
France
and
i
far
stronger
today
than
it
was.
be-
the
United
Kingdom.
(Five
Injured
in
Welsh
Tom
Houses
Also
Damaged
as
a
Result
of
German
Aerial
Attacks
Yesterday
LONDON,
July
18;
(CP)
Five
persons
were
injured
and
houses
damaged
in
a
Welsh
town
today
a3
Nazf
airmen,
slashine
at
Eneland.
Westminister,
WaiM
Scotland
and
British
ship
ping
yesterday.
IS
HIT
BY
was
walking
along
the
road
when
1
he
was
struck
by
a
car
driven
by
Osberg.
The
time
was
just
before
midnight.
Nygard
sustained
head
injuries
which
resulted
in
death
before
he
reached
hospital.
In
the
car
with
Osberg
were
Private
McMynn
of
the
Sixteenth
Canadian
Scottish
and
Julia
In-termela
and
Norma
Caroy.
An
Inquest
has
been
called.
WILL
SLEEP
IN
OFFICES
LONDON,
July
19:
(CP)
Key
cabinet
ministers
have
been
asked
to
sleep
ln
their
offices,
it
was
announced
last
night.
The
reasons
for
the
request
were
obvious,
It
was
suggested.
Halibut
Sales
,
"
American
Majestic.
40.000,
9.9c
''
Booth
and
made
his
appeal
in
the
role
of
victor
and
not
of
vanquished.
There
was
!
no
reason,
he
declared,
why
the
war
should
go
on.
Personally,
It
was
against
Ws
wishes
to
continue
war
on
Great
Britain
and
he
would
like
to
avert
the
sacrifices
and
suffering
which
must
ensure
if
it
continued.
Possibly
Prime
Minister'
Churchill
would
brush
aside
this
last
appeal.
"At
least,"
declared
Hitler,
"my
'fore
the
campaign
against
France.
I
The
Reich
was
In
far
stronger
position
strategically
than
it
had
ever
I
been
before.
The
country
econom
ically
was
stronger
than
ever
and
ready
to
face
a
campaign
of
any
f
orrn:or:Iengtlults7r5rale
-was.
high
and
it
could
never
be
starved
out.
"
Der
Feuhrer
again
placed
the
responsibility
for
the
war
squarely
upon
the
shoulders
of
the
Allies.
It
had
never
been
his
intention
to
wage
war
but
to
build
up
a
new
social
order
founded
on
the
highest
form
of
culture.
He
could
see
things
today
as
they
are
and
not,
like
some
others,
merely
as
th'ey
would
wish
to
see
them.
tTo
Alt
-t
-vf
m
r
ma
a
V
wl
f"Vl
lie
UiU
tivb
uccu
Mi
0jrva
nw
I
boasting
or
vainglory.
He
would
leave
that
to
Churchill
and
his
unscrupulous
politicians.
A
O
Tf
17
C
Hltler
SP
at
length
of
the
vic-
JLlEiO'tory
over
1,191,06
and
reviewed
the
campaigns
In
Norway,
the
Lowlands
1
land
France.
He
gave
high
praise
Ole'0
hU
armed
forces
and
generals
Olof
Nygard
Loses
His
Life
and
"e
unced
promotion
of
Field
Osberg
is
Being
Detained
.
I
Marshal
Herman
Goering
to
the
!rank
of
Marshal
of
the
Reich
and
.
.
announced
many
other
promotions.
0of
Nygard.
aged
abou
45,
is
,
He
spoke
apprecjaively
ot
the
al-dead
and
Ole
Osberg
Is
being
de-
Q.
Ita,
and
tained
by
the
police
following
an
war
had
wmd
hastfn
thft
uiomoo..e
.amy
n.Cn
u
,rea,izatlon
by
mnce
0f
the
hope.
Seventh
Avenue
East
near
Seal
'
lessness
Gf
the
fight.
Cove'
,
Hitler
gave
no
hint
as
to
when
According
iu
me
puuee,
njsmu
the
invasion
of
England
might
com
mence.
M0YALE
BOMBED
Royal
Air
Force
Keeps
Hammering
At
Italian
Held
Town
In
Ethiopia
I
The
Royal
Air
Force
reports
anoth-ier
bombing
raid
of
Italian-held
'Moyale
ln
which
direct
hits
were
scorea
on
a
camp
ana
surrounding
British
Key
Ministers
Are
Ad
vised,
buildings.
To
Keep
Constantly
on
Hand
CAIRO,
Egypt,
July
18:
(CD
'South
Getting
i
Warm
Weather
Vancouver
Has
15
and
up
In
Cran-
brook
It
Is
89
VANCOUVER,
July
9i
(CP)
Warm
weather
continues
In
the
I
southern
Interior.
Yesterday
75
reglitersd
la
Vancouver,
74
in
iwas
Nanatao:
and
63
hi
yicloi'ivlth
89-Ui
Cahbvceb
I