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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
July
9,
1940.
EDITORIALS
BEGINNING
TO
FEEL
IT
Already
we
are
beginning
to
feel
the
cost
of
the
war.
Employers
have
to
deduct
two
per
cent
from
all
wage
payments
as
one
of
the
extra
taxes
under
the
new
budget.
'
In'
Alberni,
where
there
is
considerable
activity,
thenars.
planning
to.
do
away
with
soliciting
for
was
activities
are
planning
to
do
afay
with
soliciting
for
war
activities:
Jt-is
evident
thatauch
a
plan
would
not
work
in
Prince
Rupert
because
so
many
of
the
people
are
in
business
for
themselves.
Hundreds
of
fishermen
would
not
be
included
in
the
levy.
Various
plan
havebeen
Suggested
for
raising
money,
both
for
whatare.usually
known
as
war
charities
arid
also
for
taking
up
war
loans.
'
Compulsory
purchase
of
war
certificates
is
one
of
the
plans
suggested.
BIG
THINGS
ELIMINATE-SMALL
rAt.'a
'time;like
this
when
the
country
is
at
war
it
is
wonderful
how
people
forget
to
worry
about
little
things
sucinasunasquiios-wnicn
orainaniy
worry
inose
wno
are
holidaying.
"With
some
of
our
boys-usirig
machine
guns
shooting'dowri
German
planes
and
with
others
taking-part
in
naval
actionsorotherwise
engaged
in
War
service,
mosquitoes
ido.
not
matter.
They
are
a1
minor
worry
or
'perhaps
really
noba
worry
afcall.
AVJLL
'G
IBR
ALTAIlf
BE
NEXT
?
Some
people
.think
Gibraltar-will
'be
the
next
objective
of
the
enemy
m
the
hppe
that
if
it
is
taken
it
may
free
the
Italian
fleet
now
more
or
less
bottled
up
behind
fortifications.
'
If
the
Germans
had
the
aid
of
the
Italian
fleet
in
the
'invasion
iof
Great-Britain
it
would
simplify
matters
somewhat.
vSo
far,
however,
we
have
heard
very
little
of
that
"wonderfully
efficient"
part
of
the
Italian
war
service,
lit,
was
supposed
to
be
kept
in
place
by
the
French
fleet
but
that
leet
isot
very
effective
just
now.
Yet
the
Jtaliamwarshipstloinot
come
out.
However,
there
is-'still
hope.
.
Ul
k.4(lk,7
f
1
1
An
alert
protggrapher
-aboard
the
British
destroyer.
Ardent,
fcaught
this
explosion
as
a
bomb
droppedtclose
to'the.shlp
during
the
naval
and
aerial
action
off
theNorweglan
coast
at
Harstad.
The
Ardent
was
sunk
off
Norway.
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Interior
Town-
SMITHERS,
June
9.
Capt.
J.
T.
Harvey,
accompanied
by
Sergt.-Major'W.
M.
'Brown
and
Qunner
Michael1
!
McCaffery
of
Prince
Ru-
pert,
arrived
iri
Smlthers
onThurs
day
morning-
last
on
a
recruiting
trip.
Capt.
Harvey
Immediately
(opened
office
in
the
Legion
Building
land
sent
for
'the
medical
board
,
')
which'
arrived
here
on
-
Saturday
FOUR.
YEARS
IN
PRISON
'
morning.
Quite
a
large
number
of
.tlf&eneralde
Gaulle
should
decide
to
returri
to
France
I
youngrimen'
are-.applying
fori
en-while'
the
'Germans
are.
in
control
there,
he
will
.
have
lt6!1Istme"t'ln'the;overse?s
frcand
.
'
Veterans
for
the.
Homo
number
of
c
l
i
1
1
1
t,i
1'
a
serve
a
pngpn
sentence
(
offotir
years
metetlout
by
I
rench.,auards
tnat
tne
starf
has
been
court
recently.
'The
startling
feature
of
this
sentence
isi
.
kept
busy.
that
it
is-so;light.
While
there
is
little
chance
of
the
gen-
j
Many
of
the
veterans
find
-that
oral
returning
until
the
Germans
are
'defeated,
the
prob-
they
can-mot
now,
qualify
for
the
ability'is
that,once'ihe;landed
in
prison,
he
would
never.
Home
Guards,
the
matter
of.agebe-
rrof
A.it
dllvo
allVe.
!
lng
the
chief
obstacle
to
them.
get.Qut
.
:
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It
is
quite-generally
felt
that
a
'.
.
.
isst-
-
-
.
large
number
of
veterans
who
are
News
member
Oi
"th
f"11
55-years
could
in
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as-a
-Canadian
Daily
Home
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enough
and
that
the
ge
of
50years
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
is
too
restricted
and.
is
keeping
out
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
bumonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
-i
a
large
number
of
veterans
who
are
anxious
to
serve
and
who
could
dcdiumSS
IJLilViLiin
f'nimt
Ciano
Of
Italv
Sees
Hitler
PRODUCTION
IS
DOUBLED
Twice
as
Many
-Airplanes
Turned
Out
in
Britain
This
June
as
Year-
Ago
LONDON.
-July
9.-i-LordiBeaver-.
brook,
minister
of
aircraft
produc
tion,
announced
that
the
output
of
airplanes
In
Great
Britain
this
June
was
double
that
of
the
same
month
last
year.
Torpedo
'Report
Cause
-
Of
Scare
United
States
Navy
Department
'Had
'Anxious
Couple
of
Hours
NEW
YORK,
July
9.
The
V&
Navy
Department
spent
two
anxious
hours
on
Sunday
over
the
"report
of
the
torpedoeing-
of
the
Un
ited
States
destroyer
Barry
off
the
coast
of
Spain.
Mackay
radio
picked
up
the
me3
sage
"which
said
the
Barry
'was
sinking
400
miles
-off
;
the
coast
of
Spain.
The
navy
checked
it
and
later
announced
it
had
connected
directly
with
the
Barry"
which
was
''peacefully
at
anchor."
There
is
speculation
whether
the
ln61dent
was
a'
prank
or
-had
some
sinister
force
behind
ft
and
whether
an
investigation
would
be
held.
qualify
in
every
other'
way.
The
recruits
left
here
on
Tuesday's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
to
start
training.
Good
Response'
Elsewhere
Major
R.
L.
Gale;
who
Is
recruiting
officer
for
the
district
from
Burns
Lake
to
McBride
and
to
Williams
Lake,
Is
on
a
short
.visit
to
his
family
In
Smlthers.
He
states.
that
he
has
had
'very
good
success
ln'ob-talning-men
forthearmy
and
"in
the
last
week
of
June
he
enrolled
about
150
men.
His
board
Is
In
Burns
Lake
today.
tar.lHere
.
.
I
An
!ntprptlnr
vltltnr
in
t.hp
ritv
I
Aim
von
KiDuemrop
i
"
tat
the
week-end
as
far
as
the
I
BERLIN,
July
9:
Italian'
For-
sports
public
is
concerned
-was
clsn
-
Minister
Ciano
arrived
in
Andy
Blair,
noted
professional
Berlin
shortly
before
noon
Sunday
.hockey
player
and
for
years
a
and
was
met
by
Chancellor
Adolt-'prominent
member
of
the
Toronto
Hitler
andi,fpreign
Minister
Joach-
Maple
Leafs
club.
Blair
had
been
lm
von'Ribbentrop
with
whom'
he
"
a
week's
visit
to
Stewart
on
soon
went
into
conference.
The
'business
in
connection
with
a'
exact
nature
of
the
discussions
-manufacturing
concern
which
he
was
not
announced
'but
it
was'wesents
and
was
here
Saturday
supposed.
they
had
todov,with
thejon
the'Prince
George
going
south.
1
pxnected
attempt
to
Invade
Great
1
,
.
.
,
'
Brltalnand'Nazl-Fasclst'
plans
for
,
the
future
of
EuroDe.
Tension
in
southeast
Eurorje
is
also
believed)
'in
ht'c
hwn
discussed.
.
Later
Ciano
left
to
visit
scenes
nf
weftrn
front'
buttles
In
Hol-ilandnelgium
and
France.
.
He
is
expected
back
In
'Berlin
Reuters
quoted
a
German
news-,
(nar-er
.enrrpondent
in
Rome
asi
snyinegllsns
for
an
nffenslvf
nealnstnrltam
'were
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'at
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fif
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