ped
bombs
on
the
southeast
coast.
in
the
northeast
section
of
England,
In
Scotland
and
on
the
eastern
English
shore.
Three
German
bombers
were
shot
down
in
a
fierce
fight
off
the
southeast
coast.
Todayjs
casualties
brought
to
15
the
deli
and
approximately
14
wounded
during
the
past
24
hours.
TRAIN
BUMPED
MELBOURNE,
Austra'Ja,
July
3:
(CP)
Four-year
old
John
Baker
"as
struck
by
a
train
here,
but
escaped
serious
Injury
when
he
crawled
through
a
fence
onto
Ue
railway
line
white
at
play.
Tun
Bulletins
RUSSIAN
SHIPS
RELEASED
LONDON
As
a
prelude
to
trade
negotiations,
two
Russian
ships
are
reported
to
have
been
released
by
the
British
contraband
control.
TO
WITHDRAW
DIPLOMATS
WASHINGTON
It
Is
believed
here
that
United
States
will
have
no
alternative
but
to
accede
to
the
German
demand
to
withdraw
diplomatic
representatives
from
Norway,
Denmark,
Belgium,
Holland
and
DERAILED
AT
MATSQUI
Puclf
ic
Army
Recruits
Injured
When;
Diner
Overturned
And
Caught
Fire
VANCOUVER.
July
3:
(CP)-Two
army
recruits
were
injured,
one'pacjfIc
seriously,
when
live
cars
oi
iu
i
fianadlan
National
wesiDounu
PnnMnpntnl
Limited
was
-derailed
:
near
Matsqul,
B.
C.
by
a
defective!
rail.
Twentv-tWn
recruits
were
mi
Tho
American
freighter
City
.
of
Flint,
which
achieved
con-
1
sidera'ble
prominence
during
1
when
she
escaped
Russian
In-
i
ternment
at
Murmansk,
Is
now
at
Ocean
Falls.
The
ves-
sel
Is
at
the
paper
town
un-
'
loading
a
cargo
0f
sulphur
for
the
Pacific
Mills.
Capt.
Mc-
Kay,
formerly
with
the
Cana-
dian
National
Steamships,
acting
as
pilot.
is
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
159,000
pounds,
9c
and
7.5c.
Canadian
36,800
pounds,
9.5c
and
7c
to
10.6c
and
7c.
V&
American
Eagle,
40,000,
9c
and
7.5c,
Stor-
,afe.
j
Rainier,
36,000,
9.2c
and
f
7.5c,
Booth.
Urania,
27,000,
9.2c
and
7.5c,
Royal.
Reliance
I,
14,000,
9.8c
and
7.5c,
age.
Quest,
7..000,
9.5c
and
7.5c,
Pa
cific.
Maddock.
9,000,
9.5c
and
7.5o
ai
junior,
Storage.
tho
riiner
which
was
overturned
(Storage,
6,000,
9.4c
and
7.5c,
Canadian
Advance
II,
11,000,
10c
and
7c,
n,,H
r.n-ht
fire.
!
Prosperity
A.,
18,000,
9.7c
and
km
r-nniiffn
of
Pentlcton
was
7c,
Atlln.
badly
hurt
but
Edward
Logic
qi
Summcrland
was
walking
with
his
arm-In
a
sling
when
ho
reached
Vancouver.
,
D.
S.
T.,
5,000,
10.6c
and
7c,
Storage.
Margalicc,
2,800,
9.5c
and
7c,
At
lln.
PROVINCIAL
I
Living
up
to
their
word
to
return
bomb
for
bomb,
bombers
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
are;
shown,
top,
being
loaded
with
bombs
just
before
the
start
of
a
bombing
raid
carried
out
on
German
troop
concentrations
and
communication
lines.,
Returning
from
the
raid,
R.A.F.
fliers,
bottom,
watch
with
relief
the
arrival
of
a
tardy
member
of
their
party.
During
last
night
Royal
Air
Force
planes
are
reported
urriaVe'made
the
most
-distruetlve
raids
yet
6n
German
military
objectives.
"
"
-
Princesses
Not
Leaving
Britain
Elizabeth
And
Margaret
Rose
Not
Being
Sent
To
Canada,
It
Is
Announced
LONDON.
July
3:
It
Is
officially
City
Of
Flint
At
Ocean
Falls
t
Indian
Leftist
Under
Arrest"
Subhas
Chandra
Bose
In
Custody
for
Breaking
Defence
of
India
Regulations
CALCUTTA,
July
3:
(CP)
Sub-
ahot
down
during
last
night's
announced
that
there
is
no
m-j
the
-early
part
or
the
war,,
has
Chanara
Bose,
Lemst
leader
oi
raids,
making
24
raiding
planes
tentlon.
as
had
been
rumored,
of
nrst
as
a
rescue
vessel
for
the
j
the
Indian
Nationalist
Congress,
vhlch
the
British
defenders
have
sending
Princess.
Elizabeth
or
1
torpedoed
Athenla
and
later
'.
has
been
arrested
under
Defence
of
shot
down
in
turn
wpk
Princess
Margaret
Rose
to
Canada.
ff
the
Norwegian
coast
j
India
regulations.
Anti-aircraft
defences
went
into
acVon
against
German
aircraft
as
they
crossed
the
southeast
coast
this
morning
and
dropped
bombs
it
several
points.
The
Ministry
of
Home
Security
said
the
bombs
wre
few
In
number
and
did
noS
appear
to
have
been
dropped
at
any
particular
objective.
-Two
persons
were
Injured
slightly
in
the
daylight
raid
which
followed
the
night
attacks.
uerman
bomber.1
set
fire
to
a
big
building
In
southeast
England
during
an
attack
this
afternoon.
One
bomb
fell
In
a
garden
and
smashed
the
front
of
a
house
while
two
others
fell
In
an
adjoining
roadway.
Other
bombs
fell
in
open
country
and
the
sea.
Royal
Air
Force
fighters
went
up
and
machine
gun
fire
was
heard.
Today
German
warplanes
attacked
British
soldiers
on
the
southeast
coast,
dropping
Incendi
ary
bombs.
LONDON,
July
3:
(CP)
German
bombers
in
all-day
attacks
over
Britain
killed
two
persons
and
Injured
22
today.
The
raiders
drop
NewOreleans
Takes
Action
United
States
Gulf
Port
Closed
To
Prevent
Sabotage
NEW
ORLEANS,
July
3:
This
port-
has
been
closed
to
all
except
those
securing
special
permits.
This
action
was
taken
for
the.
purpose
of
preventing
sabot
age.
Weather
Forecast
General
Syponsls
The
pressure
remains
high
on
the
British
Col
umbia
cdast
and
Is
relatively
low
over
the
northwest
Territories
The
weather
has
been
fair
ana
warm
over
the
interior
of
this
province
while
on
the
north
coast
rain
Is
reported.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Moderate
to
moderately
warm.
arm
Appointment
Of
Henry
Stimson
Given
Approval
WASHINGTON,
DC,
July
3:
(CP)
The
appointment
of
Henry
L.
Stimson,
prominent
Republican,
as
Secretary
of
War
In
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
administration
was
approved
by
Senate
committee
feather.
Forecast
Tomorrows
Tides
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
prince
High
0:09
ajn.
20.8
ft.
Islands
Fresh
south
to
south-wMt
13:00
pjn.
18.2
It.
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
with
Low
6:53
a.m.
2.8
ft.
rain
Showers
tonight.
18:46
pjn.
7.1
ft.
J
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISIJ
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXIX.,
No.
153.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
3,
1940.
PRICE:
CENTS
Germans
And
Italians
Are
Victims
RAIDS
ARE
1
EFFECTIVE
A.
T.
Doe
Extensive
Damage
To
Military
Objectives
In
GermanyMore
Bombings
On
British
Hies
;
Bag
Twenty-Four
j
Enemy
Planes
British
Defenders
Have
Drought
Down
That
Many
Nail
War-planes
During
Tast
Two
Weeks
LONDON.
July
4:
The
Royal
Air
Force
during
the
night
Is
reported
to
have
made
its
most
destructive
raids
so
far
In
the
war
on
military
objectives
in
Oermany
and
Oerman
-
occupied
France.
Numerous
direct
hits
were
made
it
Important
points
Including
ammunitions
dumps
and
fuel
tanks.
Large
fires
were
set.
At
Hamburg
i
refinery
was
attacked;
at
Hamm,
a
viaduct
was
hit
and
at
Melder-llnk,
a
blast
furnace.
Three
northeast
coast
towns
bore
the
brunt
of
more
intensive
sir
raiding
of
the
British
Isles
by
Oerman
bombers
during
last
night,
the
attacks
also
extending
to
the
southwest.
Again
civilians
were
the
principal
sufferers
with
the
aim
evidently
to
cause
terror
rather
than
to
strike
at
well-protected
military
obJeqtjveSv
An
early
estimate
placed
the
dead
at
twelve
and
the
Injured
at
123.
The
list
of
dead
In
one
of
the
three
northeast
toTns
attacked
by
the
German
bombers
was
reported
to
have
reached
ten.
Public
halls
were
commandeered
to
provide
accomodation
and
protection
for
the
homeless.
The
government
Is
considering
resorting
to
forcible
evacuation
of
civilian
population
from
danger
tones.
One
German
bomber
was
BRITISH
ROM
HERS
ALL
RETURN
AFTER
RAIDIN
G
NAZIS
COMING
TO
1
THIS
SIDE
Applications
Made
to
Transfer
52,-000
Children
From
Great
Britain
LONDON,
July
3:
(CPl
A
state
ment
in
the
House
of
Commons
by
Under
Secrtary
Geoffrey
Shake-
eare
said
that
applications
fot
ransfer
of
approximately
52,000
children
overteas
had
bien
received
from
Englanc:
c.id
Wales.
It
is
learned
that
the
flow
,of
children
to
Canada
is
not
starting
as
early
as
had
been
expected
du
to
the
amount
of
preparatory
work
in
the
English
side.
j
SITUATION
IS
EASIER
Tenseness
Dimishes
in
Balkans
Although
lHnary
Walts
to
Grab
Transylvania
I
I
BUDAPEST.
July
2:
(CPIt-
The
situation
in
the
Belkans
appeared
-
he
-a
last
night
than
It
has
been
for
days
although
it
appeared
hat
Hungary
intend
to
maintain
a
war
footing
until
Transylvania
Is
i
repalned
one
way
or
another.
Responsible
quarters
said
that
the
general
situation
was
unchanged
and
denied
reports
that
a
de
militarized
frontier
zone
had
been
created.
In
Bucharest
there
were
antl-Brl-tlsh
demonstrations
yesterday
with
charges
that
Great
Britain
had
In-
WircA
the
Rulan.lnjaslQrf.Beja
There
Is
reported
to
be
a
move
to
topple
King
Carol
from
his
Packard
throne
as
being
responsible
for
the
loss
of
Bessarabia
and
Bukowina
and
the
possible
forthcoming
loss
of
territory
to
Hungary
and
Bulgaria,
j
IS
DROWNED
DOWN
COAST
William
Wilson,
Well
Known
Local
Ex-Service
Alan,
Victim
Of
Drowning
At
Klemtu
William
Wilson,
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
best
known
ex-service
men
and
pioneer
resident
of
this
city,
has
been
drowned
at
Mary
Cove
near
Klemtu
where
he
had!
just
gone
to
engage
in
fisheries
patrol
service,
according
to
.word
reaching
the
Dominion
'Fisheries
office
this
morning.
No
details
of
the
tragedy
were
given
In
the
mes
sage
other
than
that
the
body
had
been
recovered
and
was
being
brought
to
the
city.
The
late
Mr.
Wilson
had
left
here
only
Saturday
to
take
up
his
work
for
the
summer.
His
wife
was
with
him.
They
were
to
be
located
at
Mary
Cove
for
the
sea
son.
Sixty-one
years
of
age
and
a
native
of
Scotland,
the
late
Mr.
Wilson
had
been
here
since
before
the
First
Great
War.
He
came
out
in
1911
from
the
Old
Country
to
Join
the
service
of
Doughty
Fisheries
at
Allford
Bay.
Enlisting
with
the
102nd
Battalion,
he
was
badly
wounded
in
France
and
had
I
suffered
severely
with
his
war
ef-
fresh
south
winds,
fects
slnce
that
tlme
and
fre.
'
n..
i
i
a
quently
had
to
receive
treatment.
He
was
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Mr.
Wilson
Is
survived
by
his
widow
and
one
daughter,
Mrs.
Thomas
(Nellie)
Moorehouse.
SHEEP
AMONG
GOATS
ROANKE,
Va,
July
3:
(CP)
-
A
flock
of
seagulls
200
miles
In
land
apparenty
mistook
the
shining
runway
of
the
municipal
air
port
here
for
water
and
lighted
on
It
in
great
numbers.
With
the
clock
was
a
single,
bewildered
black
crow.
Many
Internes
Went
Down
When
British
Steamer
Torpedoed
Arandora
star
was
carrying
men
from
enemy
countries
to
canada
when
she
went
down
off
irish
coast
british
guards
aboard
big
vessel
LONDON,
July
3:
(CP)-The
fifteen
thousand
ton
British
liner
Aranilora
Star,
carrying
Germans
and
Italians,
who
were
to
be
interned
in
Canada,
has
been
torpedoed
and
sunk
off
the
Irish
Coast.
Many
Germans
and
Italians
went
down
with
the
ship.
British
soldiers
were
aboard
as
guards.
TO
HELP
Taking
Over
Airplane
Building
Contracts
Thrown
Up
By
Ford
WASHINGTON,
July
3:
(CP)
The
United
States
National
Defence
Commission
announced
today
that
the
Packard
Motor
Company
had
agreed
tentatively
to
undertake
a
contract
for
nine
thousand
aircraft
engines.
Six
thousand
of
these
would
be
for
Great
Britain
and
the
rest
would
be
for
the
United
States
Air
Force.
This
agreement
has
yet
to
be
approved
by
the
directors
of
the
company.
Henry
Ford
had
previously
refused
a
similar
order,
saying
that
Jie
would
produce
only
for
United
States
defence.
I
CHURCHILL
'Premier
to
Make
Weekly
War
Re-
port
In
House
of
Commons
Tomorrow
I
LONDON,
July
3:
(CP)
Lord
Privy
Seal
Clement
Atlee
said
that
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
would
make
a
war
statement
in
the
House
of
Commons
tomorrow.
Shipyards
In
i
Australia
To
iBuild
Warcraft
SYDNEY,
Australia,
July
3:
Within
a
short
time
every
shipyard
in
Australia
will
be
busily
employed
building
destroyers
and
sloops
for
the
British
Admiralty.
AIDING
CIVILIAN
VICTIMS
OF
AIR
RAID
-
Passed
by
British
Censor
Members
of
a
French
military
ambulance
corps
are
shown
carrying
a
casualty
from
one
of
the
bombed
houses
in
Nancy
after
the
German
aerial
bombardment
that
killed
at
least
15
persons.
The
raid
on
Nancy
was
staged
colncldentally
with
raids
on
other
French
cities
and
the
German
blltzkrclg
attack
on
Holland,
Belgium
and
Luxembourg.
w
'T
?'
't,'"1