Meantime,
Japanese
Start
New
Of
tensive
Involving
Important
Treaty
Port
of
Nlngpo
LONDON,
July
16:
Authoritative
;country.
lrcles
said
yesterday
tnat
ureat
At
Chungking,
Oerlerallsslmo
Oil
ing
Kai-Shek
han
Issued
a
state
ment
declaring
China
will
keep
up
he
war
until
the
Japanese
are
driv
en
completely
out
of
China.
There
are
fresh
disorders
pt
dispatches
they
have
been
send
pt
out
Japanese
forces
air,
naval
and
bllltary
have
started
a
siege
of
Pangchow
Bay.
Just
south
of
fhanghal,
Involving
the
Important
rty
port
of
Nlngpo.
There
are
'Ports
in
Tokyo
that
the
present
government
of
Japan
may
resign.
RESPONSE
WAS
GOOD
Wirt
the
War"
Show
Drew
Good
crowds
Proceeds
Here
Amounted
to
S691
VANCOUVER.
Julv
16:
(CP)-Ev-
meaire
in
Vancouver
was
jam
Pn
m
thn
Mnmm
Inf.
n
nht
Tftt
fllP
Win
the
War"
shows
staged
by
thel
ne
'Win
the
War"
show,
the
pro
ds
being
$691.
BASEBALL'
SCORES
National
League
Brooklyn
10-3,
Pittsburg
1-4.
New
York
3,
phkago
5.
Philadelphia
2,
Cincinnati
3.
Boston
2,
St.
Louis
12.
American
League
Chicago
3,
New
York
2.
St
Louis
6,
Boston
'10.
'"
t
Detroit
9,
Philadelphia
8.
,.i
Cleveland
6,
Washington
8.
Latvia
And
Lithuania
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
July
16:
rltaln
has
informed
Japan
thatJWT
TT?
khe
might
close
only
routes
by
irhleh
war
supplies
reach
the
Chin-,
ese
Central
Government
for
three
nonths
If
Japan
would
use
that
klme
to
seek
peace
in
the
war
with
China.
Oreat
Britain,
It
has
al--
eady
been
intimated,
Is
prepared
to
bffer
concessions
to
Japan
over
tne
Burma
railroad
and
also
In
Hong
toni
in
the
hope
that
it
will
lead
(
lit.
.
1
.
nr.
lo
a
general
se.iwemcu.
ucni
China
and
Japan.
It
is
reported
khat
in
spite
of
these
concessions,
breat
Britain
will
retain
her
treaty
lighU
and
industrial
Interests
In
lhe
Far
East
Meantime.
China
Is
protesting
ligoroasly
to
Oreat
Britain
at
any
tore
to
close
the
Burma
road.
This
rould
be
a
most
unfriendly
act.
ft
definite
undertaking
has
yet
been
given
to
Japan,
official
circles
11
Y
Ju
JLlXi
1BATISTA
ITALIANS
.The
United
States
government
is
moving
to
"freeze"
assets
in
this
country
of
Esthonla,
Latvia
and
.Lithuania
like
it
has
done
with
(those
of
other
countries
which
have
become
the
victims
of
from
falling
into
the
hands
of
invaders.
I
Lithuania
on
Sunday
voted
into
I
office
-a
new
Parliament
pledged!
to
carry
out
Sovletlsm
in
the;
IN
CRASH
ELECTED
Outcome
Of
Cuban
Election
On
Sunday
Appears
Now
To
Be
'
(
Certain
I
HAVANA,
July
16:
-With
about
ARE
DOWN
Engagement
With
Royal
Air
Force
Torbruk
Oil
Tanks
Hit
ALEXANDRIA,
July
1G:
(CD
At
least
twenty
Italian
bombing
planes
were
shot
down
in
the
Bri-tish-italian
naval
clash
off
southern
Italy
Tuesday,
according
to
a
communique
issued
today.
Fifteen
were
brought
down
by
anti-aircraft
fire
and
five
bombers
were
destroyed
by
British
naval
fighter
planes.
Direct
hits
on
two
large
naval
oil
tanks
are
reported
In
a
Royal
Air
Force
communique
on
British
411
L
&
v."
-..I
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
IIVinfT
1n,.,an
l,
HF,,
nr
(
'1
Tl
f
1
'.1
,
w
It
.
-xaiHW
n
V
&
V
V
M
j
i
i
.iiarii
nil
luurun,
owntown
theatres
and
hundreds
rom.
suburban
houses.
Less
than
III
I
.
j
.
nnnt,A
tho
...
iium
aitci
uw.a
vjjt..w,
hfatres
were
filled.
r
v
uiou
nau
a
bwu
i,ovtv
Planes
penetrated
300
miles
into
Libya,
within
sixty
miles
of
Italian
headquarters
at
Benghasi.
WITHDRAWAL
AT
M0YALE
LONDON,
July
16:
(CP)-
Ex
change
Telegraph
News
Agency
confirms
ln
a
report
from
Nairobi,
Kenva
that
the
beleaguered
Bri-
.
.
.
.
...I.U
.
'
tlsh
garrison
at
Moyaie
nas
undrawn.
Moyale
Is
a
frontier
out-
post
on
the
Kenya-Italian
Dorner
in
East
Africa.
The
witnarawai
mm
conducted
(
It
was
announced
by
plan
after
a
two
weeks'
siege
in
the
course
of
which
the
enemy
suffered
heavy
losses.
The
post,
It
&
stated,
is
of
no
strategic
value.
LONDON,
July
16:
(CP)
The
new
British
Army
Corps,
of
which
Lieutenant
General
A.
O.
L.
Mc-Naughton,
who
last
December
led
Canada's
First
Division
overseas,
is
now
in
command,
Includes
all
Canadians
now
In
the
United
Kingdom
and
will
ultimately
become
an
all-
i
Canadian
organization.
GERMANY
i
HIT
HARD
Many
Objectives
Struck
By
Royal
Air
Force
In
Heavy
Raids
Nazis
Drive
On
Civilians
LONDON,
July
16:
(CP)
The
Air
Ministry
announced
last
night
Plane
Struck
Rocky
Bluff
In
Cali-!that
the
Royal
Air
Force
attacked
fornla
And
Three
Men
And
Ivarlous
objectives
In
Germany
and
Two
Women
Are
Victims
Holland
during
the
night
.and
'during
the
forty-eight
hours
had
MARKLEEVILLE,
Cal.,
July
16:,
bombed
twenty-two
enemy
alr-(CP)
Five
persons
were
killed
in
dromes.
The
largest
objectives
in-the
crash
of
an
airplane
against
eluded
a
factory
at
Bremen,
air-a
rocky
bluff
near
here.
The
craft
stores
at
Paderborn,
oil
bodies
were
brought
to
Marklee-
plants
at
Gelsenkirchen
and
oil
ville
and
Included
three
men
and
'refineries
at
Hamburg
and
Bre-two
women.
jmcn.
Two
British
planes
were
I
missing.
.
Widespread
raids
of
the
Air
-
Force,.
last
night
.included
Ber-
(
lin,
Munich,
Vienna
and,
points
in
Belgium,
Norway
and
Den-.
mark.
A
large
air
base
near
Copenhagen
was
attacked.
The
'
fact
of
twelve
German
of
Ger-.
man-controlled
radio
stations
I
being
off
the
air
last
night
in
dicated
that
widespread
raids
were
in
progress.
Last
night
only
a
few
planes
flew
over
northeast
pH..-j
England
but
nail
Vi
we
iuiiyw
w
........
.
-
'
ui...
,
T..M..-
-
.if
they
dropped
no
bombs
uiu
auacxea
soiaiers
uoi.
ruigcxiciu
iwu
o
-
Japanese
,".
wer"
At
lea
t
four
p
.-.
sons
re
tni
killed
ear
there.
There
bombings
of
Mexico
appears
evident.
He
has
I
a
newspaper
office,
supposedly
by
a
lead
of
about
two
to
one.
"''Td
bv
German
apanese
sympathizers,
in
demon-,
It
was
a
violent
election
"leT?estoy
"fL
raiders
tratlon
against
United
States
several
l
persons
killed
and
a
nm-j2
JJJJ
newspapermen
against
whom
com-jber
injured.
northwest
coasts.
iuw
nas
Deen
maae
ior
ine
type
Z
:
nn
nerson
was
reDorted
killed
and
several
injured
by
bombs
dur.
ing
the
daylight
raid
of
a
lone
Nazi
plane
on
a
town
ln
southeivt
'England.
Several
houses
were
de
stroyed,
f
A
British
plane
pursued
the
raider.
A
few
enemy
aircraft
'staged
I
No
Less
Than
Twenty
Destroyed
in
minor
raids
Sunday
night
but
damage
was
small.
Intensive
air
fighting
took
place
i
i
i
man
and
British
air
forces.
Little
J
!
bombing
was
reported
along
the.
-English
coast
and
seven
German
bombers
were
shot
down
either
through
aerial
engagements
or
by
antl-alrcra'lt
fire.
WAITING
TO
TAKE
LEAD
I
Great
Britain
Was
Never
More
Powerfully
Armed
Than
It
Is
Today,
Says
Churchill
LONDON,
July
16;
(CP)-'-Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill,
in
his
speech
to
the
world
Sunday
night,
said
that
Great
Britain
is
armea
more
powerfully
on
land,
sea
and
air
tndav
thar.iat
any.
tune
in
nis-
torv.
She
Is
liadtf
lor
a
long
war
and
waiting
for
the
day
even
if
It
does
not
come
Until
1912
wnen
she
can
take
the
'offensive.
FOR
MALINGERING
LONDON,
July
18:
(CP)
Court
martlalled,
a
21-year-old
private
In
the
Royal
Scots
Fusiliers
was
sen
tenced
to
nine
months'
1
LIBRARY
IviCTOBlArBJ
Swill
Bulletins
NEW
ZEALAND
WAR
CABINET
AUCKLAND
The
New
Zealand
government
formed
a
five-man
war
cabinet
today
Including
three
members
of.
the
government
and
two
of
the
opposition:
PENNSYLVANIA
MINE
DISASTER
CONMAN,
Pa.,
Death
toll
was
set
at
63
today
as
a
result
of
an
explosion
in
Hoppers,
bituminous
coal
mine
and
rescue
workers
are
ftill
exploring
the
workings
for
i
others
who
mar
possibly
have
.
been
trapped
I
said
that
all
had
been
brought
out.
Only
twenty-one
men
escaped
from
the
mine
alive.
The
cause
is
believed
to
have
been
explosion
of
gas
or
coal
dust.
LIGHTKEEPER
DROWNED
Point,
was
drowned
last
night
when
he
fell
into
the
water
off
Calamity
Point
from
a
rowboat
in
which
he
and
his
dog
were
riding.
Half
an
hour
later
the
body
was
recovered
by
a
tug.
SOLDIER
DIES
KAMLOOPS
Thomas
Donnelly,
32,
Vancouver,
who
enlisted
recently
In
the
Rocky
'Mountain
Rangers,
local
regiment,
collapsed
and
died
on
a
Kamloops
city
street
last
night.
mer
JACK
DEMPSMt
WJNS
PENALTIES
PROVIDED
OTTAWA
Regulations
In
connection
with
the
national
registration
next
month
are
There
will
be
stiff
penalties
for
failure
"c
tn
rerister.
Fines
of
ment
or
both
are
provided
with
$10
per
day
penalties
after
the
registration
period
closes.
Giving
of
false
information
will
also
be
punishable.
STILL
UNCERTAINTY
There
still
con-
LONDON
C
ai
are
v
w
-
ports
that
the
two
ships
had
been
damaged
were
definitely
denied
by
the
British
Admiralty.
Since
then
there
.have
been
fresh
dispatches,
ostensibly
emanating
from
Gibraltar,
saying
they
were
damaged.
It
is
possible
these
may
have
been
propaganda-Inspired.
A
further
statement
from
the
Admiralty
may
be
anticipated.
PROTEST
OVER
EVACUATION
LONDON
A
storm
of
protest
and
Indignation
developed
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
when
Lord
Privy
Seal
Clement
Atlee
announced
postponement
of
the
government
scheme
for
evacuation
of
children
to
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Labor
members
protected
that
thousands
of
children
from
wealthy
homes
had
been
moved
while
poor
children
had
been
forced
to
stay
under
war
conditions.
MOVIES
COST
MORE
LONDON,
July
16:
(CP)
seats
have
gone
up
ln
price
as
the
recently
announced
new'tava-tlon
on
the
moving
picture
Interests
has
been
put
into
effect.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON,
tCP)
The
Montreal
detention
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
for
wilfully
tendering
himself
un-i
market
was
unchanged
today
at
fit
Ior
service.
137.5
per
line
ounce.
I
Tomorrows
Tides
Vrince
Rupert
and
.
mtte
Islands-
Moderate
to
High
12:20
pjn.
183
ft.
.outheast
to
south
winds,
cloud
Low
.
6:05
ajn.
2.9
ft.
and
cool
with
showers.
18:08
p.to.
7.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V01.
XXIX.
No.
166.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
16,
1940.
TOICE:
S
CENTS
Attack
Upon
Britain
Is
Deferred
CHINA
IS
INDIGNANT
OVER
MOVE
Irioiinr
of
Burma
Kailroad
Would
I
Be
"Most
uninenaiyj
tci
British
Government
Is
Told
Chiang
Kai-Shek
FREEZING
'Will
Ultimately
OF
ASSETS
Be
M
Canadian
This
Is
Plan
for
British
Army
Corps
United
Stales
Government
Takes
Action
In
Regard
To
Eslhonla.
t
.f.
h,cl?
lieutenant
General
10
W
rlffnt
Ull
v
Bressor
nations.
This
would
pro
O
tect
tect
their
their
assets
assets
In
in
lhl
this
rnnntn
country.
i
mciaugiiiuii
is
in
tummiiiia
j
SUPPLIES
F0RARMY
Big
System
Working
to
Feed
Service
Men
of
Dominion
OTTAWA.
July
16:
(CP)
Res
ponsibility
for
the
feeding
of
all
the
j
armed
forces
in
Canada,
which
each
month
consume
tons
of
butter.1
meats,
cereals
and
Jam,
belongs
to!
the
foodstuffs
section
of
the
Muni-!
tions
and
Supply
Department,
re-1
ferred
to
at
time
as
Canada's
greal-.
petite
of
the
army,
navy
and
air
force
can
be
erasDed
from
a
suddIv
VANCOUVER
Alex
McLeod,
I
department
statement
that
305
tons
lighthouse
keeper
at
Brockton
of
butter
were
purchased
to
feed
Fish
in
Variety
Hitler
and
Generals
Have
Disagreed
On
Latest
Thrust
In
War
Expeditionary
Force
of
600,000
Men.
and
Hundreds
of
Ships
Said
to
be
Ready
for
Attack
Which
May
Come
Friday
Night
ROME.
.Tulv
lfi:
(CP)
While
dinlomatic
circles
e1Tnveoynf
'here
heard
that
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
was
preparing
Like
any
groun
oi
haithv
nsaitny,
hard
nara-
.
.
.
.
-n
r
l
j?
m
nrnno.
vm.th
p,aHa'.
or.,,.-
to
make
a
"last
offer
to
Great
Britain
for
a
war
settle-
off
iciais,
however,
!famiIy
ot
soldiers,
sailors
and
fly-
merit,
reports
from
Berlin
indicating
that
he
might
ad-
ers
works
up
a
big
appetite
during
dress
the
Reichstag
within
a
few
days,
the
French
pro-each
day's
operations
and
comes
vincial
newspaper
Le
Petit
Dauphinois
at
Grenoble
said
back
clamoring
for
its
three
husky.,
j
r
)that
Germany
was
reported
In
for-
meals.
'n
AAnnrm
rri
leign
diplomatic
quarters
of
Switzer-
Some
Idea
of
the
gargantuan
ap-
Uf
If
11
L
1
L
I
I
iand
to
have
assembled
an
expe-
IN
DEMAND
Canada's
armed
forces
during
the
i
three
months
ended
June
30.
Chicago
Mayor
Says
He
Is
Kind
Like
any
conclentlous
housekeep-
Of
Man
That
Mankind
Needs
'er,
the
Supply
Department
has
Its
hand
full
In
buying
the
best
dual-
CHICAGO,
July
16:
(CP)
As
ilty
products
and
seeing
that
its
boys
the
Democratic
national
conven-.
single
monthr3erlhW"1heupaaP
af
ternoofi
1
DETROIT
Jack
DeApsey.
for-
,
,
Department,
includes
in
tonVn'f
to
draw
up
a
platform
which
Is
fo
.
world's
heavyweight
champ-
corn
,ef
49
tons0f
vegetables
l35
be
presented
Wednesday
night.
ion,
knocked
out
Bull
Currie,
wrestler,
in
the
second
round
of
a
bout
here
last
night.
Dempsey
says
he
Is
willing
to
meet
Arturo
Godoy
in
six
rounds
in
Argentina
or
elsewhere
In
South
America
In
September
providing
the
bout
js
no
more
than
six
rounds.
tons
of
potatoes,
three
tons
of.
compulsory
military
service,
i
honey.
i2
tons
of
cracked
and
roll-
clause
will,
it
is
believed,
be
drop-
!
ditionarv
force
of
600.000
men
and
hundreds
of
ships
for
an
attack
on
Great
Britain.
The
paper
said,
that
an
attack
had
been
planned
on
the
night
of
July
9-10
but
had
been
delayed
because
of
a
disagreement
be-
tween
Hitler
and
his
generals.
It
is
now
claimed
that
a
modified
plan
may
be
launched
on
Friday
night.
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
iget
well-balanced
meals
and
plenty
tlon
convened
yesterday,
a
demand
'
premier
Molotov
of
Russia
may
I
of
pure,
wholesome
food.
that
President
Franklin
D.
Roose-
be
ass0ciated
with
the
new
peace
Every
product
must
come
up
to
velt
be
drafted
for
a
third
term
move
m
connecti0n
with
which
It
specifications
based
on
government
"because
he
is
the
kind
of
man
;
that
Itallah'Foreigh
Minister
standards,
and
supplies
are
reckon-
that
mankind
needs"
was
sound-
ciano
may
g0
again
to
Berlin,
to
ed
In
tons
.and
gallons
Instead
of
ed
during
the
first
hour
by
Mayor
confer
with
Hitler
pounds
and
quarts.
.Edward
J.
Kelly
of
Chicago.
1
.
t
Rlinnllptt
fnr
n
larger
rrrmrlv
1
A
oredomlnantlv
New
Deal
reso-i
'
stocked
to
last
one
ca"mD
for
a.
rutlons
committee
ot
seventeen
;
itWARNEDOFF
COASTLINES
ed
wheat,
9V2
tons
of
Jam
and
two
Ped
but
It
is
expected
mere
win
Danger
Zones
Declared
Both
By
tons
each
of
tea
and
coffee.
pianics
favoring
increased
am
Italy
And
Great
Britain
In
The
Supply
Department
has
nine
for
Qreat
Britain
in
the
war
and
.Mediterranean
buying
centres
across
the
Domin-
condemnation
of
Nazi
and
Fascist
Ion
to
facilitate
its
food
purchases,
aggression.
There
will,
no
doubt,
)
LONDON,
July
16:
(CP)
The
Tenders
are
Issued
specifying
quan-
be
a
f'Sht
over
the
adoption
of
the
Admiralty
gave
notice
last
night
titles
and
qualities,
delivery
datei
latter.
that
any
ship
operating
within
and
Dolnts
of
delivery.
Un,ess
the
Platform
contains
a
thirty
miles
of
the
Italian
coast-
pianit
pieusmg
suwuif
ui'
line
oia
so
at
its
own
nsK
as
It
For
example,
the
tender
forms
for
Brltain
ln
the
war
to
a
polnt.
only
was
presumed
Italian
waters
had
fish
list
a
dozen
varieties
of
fresh
short
of
sendln
armed
forc"
been
mined
by
the
British
Navy
fish,
including
halibut,
haddock,
Bbr'iad'
Senator
Claude
Pepper
of
A
thlrty
miie
danger
zone
has
alsd
i
...
,a
or.
i-v.-.i
.
,.
rionaa
aeciares.
ne
wm
taw,
u
been
cieciared
around
Malta
ana
SZ0O
or
three
monins
imprison-
mlt,L
fllletc
-
smoked
fish.
.,
.
Ti
j,sue
to
the
floor
of
the
conven-:ther
frch
and
It
states
the
exact
form
of
each
type
tto11.
with
or
without
head
and
fins
and
other
culinary
details
and
con
eludes
by
specifying
that
the
quality
must
meet
with
the
approval
of
the
officer
to
whom-
It
Is
delivered.
Milk
sner.lfiratlons
Include
exact!
.
-----
i
.
t
flictlnr
renort.
as
to
what,
if
any
standards
ior
everyming
irom
dui-'
Sunday
over
the
Channel
and
tne
.,.-.
,
lVPal
are
mirchased.
as
well
as
can
Strait
of
Dover
between
the
Ger-
the
Mediterranean
.
-
Sea.
;-
Early
-
n-
ned
food;
ranglng
from
butter
an.
and
RETURNING
TO
STATES
United
States
Ambassador
France
To
Report
To
Roosevelt
On
Situation
LISBON,
July
16:
William
C.
Bullitt,
United
States
Ambassador
to
France,
left
Lisbon
today
by
CllDDer
plane
for
the
United
States,
He
Is
due
ln
New
York
Wednesday
and
will
Immediately!
proceed
to
the
White
House
at.
New
York
to
make
a
report
to;
CratUont
TTrnnlrlin
D
Pftrwevelt'
.
ILO.UVl..
.......
v.
.
'
on
the
European
situation.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
Kast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
AIR
FORCE
DARTMOUTH,
Nova
Scotia,
July
fruit
to
soups,
boiled
dinners
and
i6;Two
members
of
the
rioyal
beef
stews.
Canned
foods
are
large-
Canadian
Air
Force
F.
J.
A.
La-,
ly
destined
for
naval
use,
and
are
I
particularly
useful
on
the
smaller
craft
engaged
in
defending
Canadian
shores,
the
supply
department
said.
crashed.
Canadian
soldiers
top
off
their
I
meals
with
such
items
as
apples,
,jam,
raisins,
corn
syrup,
prunes,
molasses,
honey
and
maple
syrup.'
Canadian
58,000
pounds,
9c
and
I7c
to
10c
and
7c.
To'lln.
American
Sherman,
17,000,
10c
and
7.5c,
At-
Canadian
British
Mediterranean
pos
sessions.
All
shipping
has
been
warned
away
fro
mthe
coast
on
peril
of
being
attacked
by
naval
forces.
MEN
KILLED
WAS
TENTH
damage,
may
have
been
sustained
ter-fat
content
to
pasteurization
Two
Canadian
Army
Fliers
Lose
by
the
aircraft
carrier
Ark
Royal
temperatures.
xher
ucs
At
Dartmouth,
j
.
.
i
....
i
,
i.i
,
.
.
and
the
battle
cruiser
Hood
In
ah
sianaara
cuius
o
mcai.
eAtcjJi,
Nova
Scotia
I
CT
TDM
AD
IMP
This
Number
Has
Been
Lost
By
Royal
Navy
Since
Commence
ment
Of
War
London.
Julv
16:
(CP)
The
londe
of
Outremont,
Quebec,
and
600.ton
submarine
Shark,
which
Corporal
M.
J.
Armltage
of
South
,h
Admiralty
announces
to
be
March,
Ontario,
were
killed
near
overdue
anc;
presumably
lost,
Is
here
yesterday
when
their
plane
th
t
nth
submarlne
of
the
Royal
Halibut
Sales
Navy
to
be
lost
since
the
start
of
'the
war.
SAFE
WITH
JEWELS
LONDON,
July
16:
(CP)
One
woman
refugee
from
France
arrived
Summary
at
a
British
Southeast
Port
with
American
17,000
pounds,
10c
and
$44,500
worth
of
jewels
In
her
session.
SOUND
WAR
BABIES
CAPE
TOWN,
July
16:
(CP)
This
South
African
metropolis'
health
(officials
have
reported
a
decrease
In
infant
mortality
rates
amont
Eur-
Cape
Spencer,
6,500,
9.5c
and
7c,lopeans
here
jn
recent
months.
Storage.
,
.
2-
Neptune
II.,
15,000,
9.4c
and
7c,
1
NAMES
CHATTERBUGS
Pacific,
LONDON.
July
18:
(CP)
A
Lon
Fredella
III,
11,500,
9.6c
and
7c,
d
.lt
sueests
a
new
name
for
Brl-
AUin.
!
tain's
chatterbug
folk
who
talk
Oregon,
6,000,
9c
and
7C,
biorage.
t
of
turn
about
thlngs
of
natlon-Atll,
11,000,
10c
and
7c,
Booth.
I
al
importance
"vocal
defence
vol-Morrls
H,
8,000,
10c
and
7c,
Royal.
ynteers
"
CANNON
FOR
SCRAP
HALLING,
Eng.,
July
15:
WET
IN
AFRICA,
TOO
CAPE
TOWN,
July
16:
"(CP)-Re-
(CP)
cent
heavy
rains
ln
various
parts
of
The
parish
church
of
this
Kent
soutn
Ainca
win
seriously
aueci
'
village
Is
sacrificing
a
cannon,
delivery
or
the
malzs
find
bean
relic
of
a
former
war,
for
scrap,
crops,
say
reports
from
up
country.