fORKLESS"
INSURANCE
,
i
r
oust
of
'Commons.
Trying
To
Aid
Canned
Salmon
!rketing
Measures
Given
Apples
tnd
Lobsteri
Not
Applicable
OTTAWA.
Julv
13!
(CP)
Mar
(tint
maeiirps
niirh
n
werp
ac-
'Oflln!
fanaHtan
onnlp!
nnfl
lob-
sterj
cannot
be
applied
to
British
oiumbia
canned
salmon,
Hon.
j.i
IProVS
of
no
nrlvantaoo
tn
t.hp
pan-
Ined
Salmon
Inrinttrv.
Mr.
Michaud
said.
Packard
Will
UK
In
make
tngmes
Will
Carry
Out
Order
For
Britain
Which
Ford
Turned
Down
WArtttvttyvj
n
n
.Tnlv
13:
(CP).The
Packard
Motor
Corporation
will
nroduce
9000
Rolls-
Royce
airplane
engines
for
Great-
ritain
and
United
States.
Tne
Order
oi
fa
ii
ni-tfaln
Is
p.nncem-
-
vm
AMA
iMk
ItHUl
(di
had
been
turned
down
by
the
ford
Motor
Corporation.
Three
thousand
of
the
engines
will
be
Ior
the
United
States
government
and
6000
for
Britain.
SAVED
BY
SIHEK
Amrv
a-om.-.
tim
ii-
(CP)
uiin7'iiAh
f
fi
aIa
i
,nr
vn
vpmp
l
rrm.
...
.
.
.
IaaIaJ
suvriiimnnr
hn
rnaiir
rnn
,hi:lcu
BUCIIAIIEST.
July
13:
(CP)-
Roumanla
reported
that
It
wasj
w
.A
Crrkt1anr1
onHi
WftlPJl.
I
.UV
Tiilrttw
nnlnei
rtf
filiate
foenftn.
,
EJ1
1
a
1
1
U
i
u,mv"
-.
vvti.il
tut
fvv
j
iiiiiv-oo
uiitviuM
-
j
.
.ttlAa
ti'sra
rft
hpflW
flndl1UlA
f
ai
TiirVau'i
tviiifnol
aeclctanpol
I
r
MC1V
-
WV
.
.
.
.
.
1L
4...
DnAl..!
t.
A
Al.
-
1.
!-
m
i4tMi
Ti
I
r
1
f
f'tui
li
ui
v.
uue
k
inu
i
:arn
ffnvprnmpni.
i
imi,
ii
t-
:
1I
liac
"nrnnf
fhnf
Tirlrpv
nlannpfi
i
..t
Krntland
and
one
In
Wales,
with
th
Alliea
for
an
attack
on
i
.1
Inlnrf1
Vfanv
homhft
DAnmnnH
I
r
rtroDncd
on
a
town
in
norm-
ist
England.
There
were
also
night
,
.
I
I
IL.
-V
MWM
MMB
AMM
a
T
K
MB
1
a
V
Km
m
m
mm
hi
A
.
IrtllAH
I
I
III
I
I
Q
B
n
?.
1
A
Oerman
bomber
was
shot
down
.
r.
...
l
a
m
f
h
mm
m
a
w.
m
m
i
NARIOBI,
Kenya.
colony.
Juiy
npd
'day
assault
by
heavy
Italian
mech
anlzed
forces
and
artillery
L
to
b,
introduced
n
Canad.an'Moyale
.
strong;
'
Parliament
Ufll
UlllCill.
t-
imade
an
unsuccessful
attack,
two
Ihnlrur
VirnnohK
down.
Althouch
heavily
outnumbered.
Ithe
small
British
garrison
Is
stllU
holding
all
positions
against
me
Italian
assault
at
Mayale,
u
was
stated
this
afternoon
by
the.
British
Army
hearquarters
in
Cairo.
BANK
HEAD
TO
RESIGN
Mlchaud.
federal
minister
of
fish-1
.
.
.
Unconfrmed
Reports
inai
won
"instates.
Such
measures
would
tagu
Norman
Is
Reliring
And
Will
Be
Succeeded
uy
Loru.
Catto
rrkvnnM.
Jiilv
13:
(CP)
Uncon-
UV-iiw-l
firmed
reports
in
London
arc
to
u
ffook
that
Montagu
Norman
will
tiic
resign
as
Governor
of
.
the
Bank
of
England.
Lord
oai
o
regarded
as
the
chief
candidate
t0
succeed
him.
Bulletins
17,000
FRENCH
ARRESTS
LONDON-Exchange
Telegraph
reports
it
has
learned
reliably
that
seventeen
thousand
political
arrests
have
been
made
In
Nazi-occupied
sections
of
France.
UNITED
STATES
CALL
WASHINGTON
By
next
spring
It
is
estimated
1,200,000
Americans
will
be
under
arms.
The
whole
National
Guard
has
been
called
out
for
Intensive
training
with
a
view
to
being
ready
to
train
the
conscripts,
M
tt
Can
Melt
Airplane
Engines
Distance
Of
250
Miles
NEW
YORK,
July
13:
(CP)
.
TWO
FLIERS
At
Nlckolal
Tesla,
noted
Inventor,
claims
to
have
devised
a
beam,
basrd
on
a
newly-found
principle
of
nhvslcs.
bv
which
an
airplane
engine
can
be
melted
at
a
distance
of
250
miles.
Tesla
has
otierea
me
invention
to
the
United
States
government.
LOSE
LIVES
Double
Tragedy
in
Crash
at
Bran
don
Today
dived
Into
a
field
four
mues
weoi
of
Brandon.
REUNION
ON
THE
GO
DERBY,
Eng.,
July
13:
(CP)
Bryan
Harrison,
evacuee
irom
Kent,
was
sitting
on
a
fence
watching
trains
go
up
tne
ueroy-shlre
slope
when
he
heard
his
,name
called
from
a
passing
troop
train.
Ills
father
was
in
tne
train,
back
from
Flanders.
IN
ENGLISH
SOIL
RT
MARY
CRAY.
Eng..
July
13:
irpPirst
French
soldier
to
die
In
England
from
wounds
received
In
the
Dunkerque
retreat
was
burled
lit
this
Kent
village
with
full;
military,
honors.
..
PHOVNCIAL
I
II3I3
A
!-.
(VICTOIMA,
B.C.
?
TomorrbW
sT
ides
f
f.
.-A"
IP
MM
High
9:19
am
165
ft.
Rupert-Moderate
to
21:22
p.m.
19.7
ft.
prince
t
Low
2:53
a.m.
55
ft.
and
cool
winds,
mostly
cloudy
wath
v
14:49
pm.
7.8
ft.
scattered
showers.
,-lth
r
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRIT)ISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRICE:
i
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
13,
1940.
!
"
1
URlNfi
DOWN
'Laval
Is
Named
NAZI
11
SHIPS,
(H
'
Yr
Npw
hmnrA
Planes
Destroyed
as,
triiTcu
.
...
-
o-IJ.
,
RBlt
01
BriUin
VICHY,
July
13:
(CP)
Chief
of
8tate
Petaln
has
named
Former
,
1
iPremler
Pierre
Laval
as
Vlce-
rp
A
HAITI
1
0(13.
v
V
(President
and
his
successor
as
Again
j
(dictator
of
France.
General
Max-
mland,
Scotland
and
Wales
All
0j
defence.
There
was
a
meeting
1
following
completion
of
Its
forma-LONDON,
July
13:
(CD
An
Air
tlon
tlinistry
communique
said
that
In,
un
enemy
uim
vw
j
,-.ctrrtav
as
me
iwyai
nu
111
a
v
lllll.
A
TOrCt
CvIHU'U
,
VIA
m
t
Am
mW4
.
,..
nff
toll
In
me
course
ui
whhuwu
i
Ji
nr
n
a
i
i
nii
pm
i
..nm
ir
rauuiK
-..Ami.
making
34
Nazi
planes
n.,ut
-
.
-
V
KrA!lfnt
OOWn
111
kWU
UMO,
:i
ui
.
u
.
.
.
.
.
hfl
WPK
H
1
1
f
1
1
11
il
JUIICC
"
.
...
noumanla
Sav
it
U
Itcadv
lo
sever
une
io
"-
-
..rnrfk
rnmmenccd.
Ai
the
aerial
combat
between
.
n..iiAi
mmI
flcntianv
rparh
-
mm
A
v
lr(
r
1
1
if
1
1
1
nuu
v
Ma-.!
-
.
.-
nk
of
Intensity
today.
...
t..i.
.srri4
out
further
raid
I1B
ilBbU
.
.
WITH
TURKS
Entente
With
Turkey
U.
S.
TROOPS
ORDERED
TO
ALASKA
.
i
.
.vii
mm
maVes
the
total
now
Called
to
NEW
BEAM
IS
FOUND
CUBA
HAS
ELECTION
Republic
Is
Choosing
a
President
On
July
14
j
Ramon
San
Martin,
presidential
lpanrtlrtat.es.
'
Batista,
ex-chlef
of
the
Cuban
army,
and
Dr.
Grau
San
Martin,
aj
I....
....M..)
nf
rormer
revolutionary
yicoiucm,
thp
reDubllc.
lead
the
government
and
opposition
parties,
respectively
...
The
Agrarian
party
has
its
own
residential
candidate.
Dr.
Reln-
ialdo
Marquez
Camacho,
Havana
University
professor.
In
the
consistuent
assembly
el-
elections
last
November
15,
the
seven
political
parties
forming
the
Kor.lal-Democratic
coalition
Dacn-
ntr
Batista
got
709,721
votes;
the
oppostion,
led
by
Dr.
Grau
Sani
Martin,
cornered
oniy
Batista
was
tne
army
sergeaiu
who
on
September
4,
1933,
led
a
coup
d'etat
which
ousted
an
com
missioned
officers.
For
years
he
could
have
had
the
presidency
by
..)..
ii.
(rnvlnnother
couD.
but
he
CnOSe
10
re-
BRANDON,
Man,
uuy.-.
--".,,
CQmmand
and
leave
Rosenman
Jr.,
a
Brandon
nying
hnstructo;.
were
killed
this
from
public
life.
morning
when
their
plane
nose
SUB
SUNK
BY
TANKER
Crew
Arriving
In
Dublin
Makes
This
Claim
Got
One
OI
iwo
Attackers
mmi.TM
.Tnlv
13:
(CP)
The
crew
of
the
British
Canker
Athe-
lalr
of
Liverpool,
which
was
tor-nedoed
and
sunk
July
2
four
hund
red
miles
southwest
oi
tire,
claims
that
their
ship
was
responsible
for
sinking
one
oi
the
two
attack
ing
German
submarines.
The
surviving
crew
was
landed
In
two
lifeboats.
t
t
..t
JMfrk
tr24i
JXr
mm
AH
'
.ftaam
JaaaaBvd
With
orders
to
sail
to
Alaska
and
protect
United
States'
Interests
there,
some
three
hundreu
and
mi.n
of
the
U.S,
army
are
shown
here
&olng
aboard
the
S.5.
St.
Mlhlel
at
Seattle.
ACCEDED
TO
Thirty-Two
BY
BRITAIN
Iear
?,ds
i
Burma
Railway
Being
Closed
To
,
Shipment
Of
War
Materials
To
China
nrinj
a
terrinc
aosnzni
overi
ii
i
iui
i
imw:
,.,
t..i..
n.
sie?;isier
southwest
coast
town
thU
after-
If
i
lUVUJy
vyi.
t
A$f.oclaled
Press
repcrts
thatGreat
today.
LONDON,
July
13:
(CFb-Resi-tratlon
of
all
Britons
of
32
years
of
The
age
for
military
service
commenced
oon
observers
said
tne
oerman
.
,,,.
u...
t,..
with
the
extension
oi
uruains
i
uiihaiu
uu
wwwu.w
-
4
...
...
i
hthM
t-nMr-
!
nnnflrpntlv.
llalLin
Ilnahlp
To
Drive
Br
tisll
.
u
rrram
tho
addition
of
the
aODrOXl-
.
-
'
-
IllCIlt
Ul
wa.
uiaitciiam
un-t
....
,
amigfd
and
were
driven
off
wmi-1
Defenders
uui.ui
Jioyaie
"n
Bu-rma
raljway
to
Cftlna,
The
ban,
mately
30'),uuu
miny-iwo-jcr-om
CALLING
UP
SINGLE
MEN
Up
Military
Se
t
vice
First
Under
New
Canadian
Plan
OTTAWA.
July
13:
(CP)
Ihe
compulsory
national
plan
for
Canada
single
men
will
first
be
called
up
for
mill-
minister
of
national
services,
announced
to
the
House
of
nowevej,
unurajiu.,
.,u
-
-
.
n,ht.
to
foodstuffs,
movement
of
tne
corow
uuw
I?"1
apply
1..
.v.-kiiLui-uju-t-vArf'
itwrnw-M-thi"
mOtitllfatlorTare
the:5'
There
win
be
two
Lsts
oFreg.
v.
-
,
.
ilttl(AWlUtt
W
vw
wff-
I
.
M
ft
It-
MM
.
.
.
slsting
largely
oi
oouin
niuwus,
wa.
gjven
following
a
conierence
hayd
.hot:
only
staved
on
a
tnree-
on
of
Sir
Robert
Craigie,
British
am-j
bassador.
with
Foreign
Minister
Arlta.
.
i
(the
Kenya-Ethiopian
frontier,
but.
BrHaln
agreed
to
close
the,
in
a
mil
ntjr-thrust.
inflicted
!n
n
iconunuea
iiai
u
laiuo.
viAaw
irvMpx
nti
the
Italians.
Brl-!,ut7
ftrrrtfiotirttto
wtppn
nritaln
i
Island
iv
w
i
Ut6Vkiavw
-------
juiy
u;
xvsi'j
Miuiatci
jiisn
iieaunuaiicia
"-
ana
japan
proceea,
IviANA,
f
Labor
Norman
McLarty
gave
no-Jforcements
are.enroute.
The
Ital-j
lice
today
of
Introduction
of
an
un-Mans
had
staged
a
general
Dom-
LmnTnvMAMf
KM
1
In
rhfl
Kirrlmonf
Italian
ClanCS
alSO
Istered
manpower
one
Immedl
ate,
one
postponed.
J
Married
men
and
those
engaged
in
essential
industries
I
will
be
placed
on
a
postponed
list
and
will
be
subject
to
call
later:
i
Men
marrying
after
July
15
will
be
considered
unmarried.
There
will
be
only
.a
very
few
(
definite
grounds
of
exemption
The
national
service
measure
.........
.nm
r"hv
was
nassea
dy
uie
acnan;
j.-.-
TZ
tl
ns"
come'
Sut
terday.
Precedent
in
Senate
The
most
active
campaign
ever
I
procedure
w,asIcreaie"
"l,
1
:
k.
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner
sat
in
the
seen
m
ouoa
i
u
.
-c-
;
.
advise
the
unnni"
M
il
(TPnrin
rv
1.
1
i.x
Aiiii
iri.
Senate
government
leader,
Hon.
Raoul
Dandurand.
VOLCANO
ERUPTING
killed
or
Injured
and
tnat
tniriy
others
were
reported
missing.
COULD
GIVE
EIRE
HELP
Baltic
States
lAre
Cut
Off
From
Germany
LONDON,
July
13:
(CP)
Rail-j
way
service
and
communication
between
Germany
and
the
Baltic
States
of
Esthonia,
Latvia
and
Lithuania
have
been
suspended
for
some
days,
according
to
vices
received
here.
FINN
SHIP
TORPEDOED
I
CO-ORDINATE
-!
WAR
EFFORT
Selassie
as
the
lawful
government
of
Ethiopia,
R.
A.
Butler,
under
Secretary
for
Foreign
Affairs,
told
th
House
of
Commons
that
Brl-
and
east
Africa
and
Ethiopia."
TURKEY
IN
NO
DANGER
Premier
Gives
Assurance
To
As
sembly
Joint
Control
Of
Dardanelles
ANKARA,
July
13:
(CP)
The
'
Premier
of
Turkey
told
the
Na
tional
Assembly
that
the
country,
was
In
no
danger
irom
ioreigu
azsression.
Joint
control
of
the
Dardanelles
by
Turkey
and
Russia'
Is
predicted.
Halibut
Sales
American
Resolute,
40,000,
9.9c
and
7.5c,
Pacific.
Lots
N.,
26,000,
10.4c
and
7c
Stor
age.
Thrasher,
1,500,
10.2c
and
7c,
At'
Un.
Tntrrirt
h
12.500.
10.4c
and
7c,
o
-
.
-
Rnval.
wourarrt.
14.000.
10.1c
and
7.2c,
Rtoraee.
.
Southend,
17,500,
10.4c
and
7c.
.
,
Atlln.
Great
Britain
In
Position
To
Assist!
Advance
IL,
23,000,
10.4c
and
7c,
Strongly
In
Repelling
Possible
.Atlln.
Invasion.
I
parma,
17,000,
10.5c
and
7c,
Ed-
;
'mundsiand
Walker.
LONDON.
July
13:
(CP)
While.
(hope
has
been
given
up
of
Indue-
ins
Eire
to
withdraw
irom
its
i
policy
of
neutrality
in
the
war,
It'
Is
stated
officially
that
Great
Brl-i
tain
Is
now
In
a
position,
should
it
become
necessary,
to
send
large
forces
to
the
defence
of
that
coun-
trv
in
the
event
of
an
Invasion.
No
Initiative,
however,
would
be
taken
in
Interfering
with
the
neutrality
of
Eire.
TO
TELL
THE
TOWNS
tendon.
Julv
13:
(CP)
Sign
nosts
have
been
taken
down
all
nvpr
En
eland
recently,
but
The
News
Chronicle
points
out
most
vlllazes
are
Identified
by
trade
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Philadelphia
6,
Pittsburg
3.
American
League
Cleveland
1,
Philadelphia
0.
GOING
EASY
ON
TEA
ijondok.
Julv
13:
(CP)-Oon
CHILDREN
sumption
of
tea
has
risen
since
the
start
of
the
war
and
the
mm
Islrv
of
food
points
out
there
-
-
....
would
be
50,000
tons
of
snipping
available
available
for
ior
vital
vital
commodities
commoames
it
signs
and
church
boards.
.
...
,day
Instead
of
four,
IN
CANADA
Two
Thousand
Arrive
From
Great
Britain
and
More
Are
Coming
Met
Submarines
Convoying
British
Warship
Be-'
lieved
to
Have
Sunk
U-Boat
HALIFAX,
July
13:
(CP)
Nearly
two
thousand
children
sent
from
Great
Britain
to
be
guests
of
Can
adian
families
for
the
duration
of
the
war
were
aboard
two
liners
dockinc
at
an
eastern
Canadian
.
.
port
yesterday.
A
third
ship
laden
Crew
Of
Freighter
Petsamo
Land
...
ehlldren
was
renorted
close
be-
Safely
At
Cork
Following
Attack
h,nd
K
was
stated
that
they
were
brought
out
under
a
private
plan.
CORK,
July
13:
(CP)-Crew
of
convoy
with
the
children
had
forty-two
of
the
4500-ton
Finnish
encounters
with
Na2i
submarine
ireignter
t-eisamo
n
v
ueen
British
ambushes
but
escorting
war
here
following
the
torpedoing
and
snips
hi
d
drove
t
the
u-boats
boat
off
and
and
on,
one
sinking
of
the
vessel
off
the
west
coast
of
Eire.
Is
believed
to
have
been
sunk.
In
addition
to
the
children,
there
were
mothers
in
many
cases
on
board
as
well
as
some
prominent
individuals
including
Sir
Norman
Angell,
noted
writer,
and
Lady
Ansel!
and
the
newspaper
correspon
dent
from
Paris
known
as
"Pertin-ax"
ax
who
wno
escaped
escapeu
from
uum
France
riauvc
auci
after
Great
Britain
And
Ethiopia
Unite
a
warrant
had
been
issued
for
his
With
View
To
Defeating
Italy
arrest.
In
North
Africa
Two
hundred
Canadian
soldiers
-
returning
home
from
England
were
LONDON.
July
13:
(CP)
In
Qin
oVwvirrt
tho
rpfucee
shins.
connection
witn
nis
announcement
They
......
Will
Be
Required
r,
.
a
t
To
T,b.
Take
.
.
...
reC0(mVze
the
eovernment
of
Emporor
Halle
GREEK
SHIP
DESTROYED
Ethiopian
forces
will
co-
tlsh
and
ghlpper
Bufnj
And
v.,
-lion.
J.G.Gardiner,
.oramaie
an
aa..
u
Abandoned
Off
Columbia
..
.
i
'damage
tne
enemy
s
eiiurt
m
Ulver
.
ASTORIAJul?
".13VqP)-ATbe
Greek-
steamer
Hellenic
Shipper
i
has
been
abandoned
one
hundred
miles
off
Astoria
at
the
moutbTof
'the
Columbia
River
following
a
mysterious
fire..
The
crew
put
off
In
lifeboats
and
all
were
rescued
safely
by
fishing
boats.
The
vessel
I
was
bound
for
Honolulu.
Evacuation
Has
;Been
Postponed
Warships
Not
Available
to
Provide
For
Escort
of
Children
LONDON,
July
13:
(CP)
It
was
announced
that
the
government
had
postponed
Indefinitely
plans
to
evacuate
children
to
Canada'
and
the
United
States.
The
reason
for
Storage.
.
,
...
-..--hir,.
Atlas
33
000,
9.6c
and
7.5C,
Booui.
une
suayciwiun
s
Visitor
v
'
8,
000,
9.7c
and
7.5c,
Royal.,
cannot
be
spared
to
provide
escort
vessels
which
are
considered
neces-
Nineteen
Killed
or
Injured
by
New
Canadian
sary
In
view
of
the
German
u-boaw
Japanese
Lava
Flow
Clipper
11,
i'.ouu.
-
threat
as
indicated
Dy
tne
suik-uis
;
Storage.
I
last
week
of
the
Arandora
Star.
TOKYO
July
13:
(CP)
The
vol-
Unome,
12,500,
10c
and
7c,
Pacific.
Meantime
children
can
be
sent
on
"
-
m
nVA
O
nnH
rI
ft
..tail.
cano
Mlyake
Is
reported
eruptlnj,
Domino
n.,
",uuu,
u
.
private
responsiDinty.
and
dispatches
say
nineteen
were.
Former
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
will
discuss
evacuation
plans
in
Parliament
next
Tuesday.
Japan
Fires
On
Ships
Of
Gt.
Britain?
LONDON.
July
13:
(CP)
There
Is
no
confirmation
here
and
Toklo
denies
reports
from
Moscow
that
Japanese
naval
vessels
fired
on
two
British
ships
oft
the
central
Chinese
coast,
killing
six
members
of
their
drews.
The
report
was
orglnally
published
In
a
small
Chinese
vernacular
newspaper
at
Shanghai,
the
Chinese
American
Dally
News.
The
boats
were
hot
bonaflde
British
boats,
but
were
rather
Chinese
"chicken
boats'
with
no
Occidental
officers.
They
might
have
been
smugglers.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON,
tCT)
The
Montreal
u!iuu;e
ui
u
b
tea
drinkers
drink
three
cups
a
'market
was
unchanged
today
at
$37.54
per
fine
ounce.
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