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was
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thplp
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si-
saulta
utxtn
the
British
Isles
pre
paratory
to
Adolf
Hitler's
exoected
Ibllezkrleg
invasion
attempt.
Casu-
were
heavy
at
least
fourteen
Iaities
persons
were
killed
and
forty-seven
Injured.
The
-south
coast
city
I
was
not
officially
Identified
in
the
I
communique
of
Jhe
Air
Ministry
and
Ministry
nf
Hnmo
Rpiirltv.
The
Royal
Air
Force
lost
four
fighters
im
beating
off
the
onslaughts
It
was
I
said.
King
Sect
Battle
Kin?
HpnrirA
lnnpptlnr
his
troops
along
the
south
coast,
watch-
one
phase
of
the
battle
as
a
Iea
German
plane
flew
overhead
with
I
British
fighters
In
hot
pursuit.
The
all-war
of
western
Eurorje
reached
a
new
peak
of
Intensity
we
today
as
Royal
Air
Force
at-
I
tackprf
matfhoH
tha
flurmani
raid
I
for
raid
and
defence
forces
levied
n
unrelenting
toll
on
planes
attacking
the
British
Isles.
The
attacks
were
on
southwest
Eneland
and
northwest
Scotland.
Today's
nrst
casualty
report
came
from
northeast
RpnflonH
whprp.
it
was
"aid
one
bomb
killed
ten
persons
ana
injured
many
others.
The
plane
which
dropped
it
was
shot
doum
and
the
crew
perished
ln
flames.
By
mid-afternoon
at
least
?'jht
German
planes
had
been
add-d
to
the
twenty-three
shot
down
yesterday.
i
Usinr
Stukas
I
In
Berlin,
German
sources
stated
that
their
stnkas
(dive
bombers)
e
being
used
to
deliver
stagger-
mi
blows
on
thp
British
Isles
with
SlUph
Ham
Almnrfe
ormsmpnt
Plants,
piers
and
docks
were
badly
damaged,
the
Oermans
claimed.
Fires
were
set
In
Industrial
plants.
An
oil
t.ant-pr
ami
fnnr
merchant
vessels,
It
was
said,
were
sunk,
Thlr-
fn
British
planes
were
brougnt
down
during'
the
day,
the
Germans
claimed.
MAUSOLEUM
RAILS
CARRICKFEROUS,
Northern
Ireland,
Julv
12:
(CP)
Malor
A.
F
Dobbs
Is
giving
ornamental
railings
about
his
family
mauso
leum
for
use
as
scrap
Iron.
C
1
i
.
.i
n
ii-
.i.i.
.
I
isiucu
ucsimc
iiauan
iom-'.,
inatlon-IIaile
Selassie
Ilccor-
.,,un8a'y
And
Buigaria
Under
Ger-
nlied
As
Government
Head
man
Coercion
Abandon
Demands
Upon
Koumania
LONDON.
Julv
12:
Nnfcwifh.
standing
that
it
is
still
dominated'
AfES,T'
July
"Hungary
nd
Bulgar
a
outf
denc
to
by
Italy,
Ethiopia
is
now
regarded
as
an
any
or
oreat
Britain
In
the."
,
"
"
,
,'"'v
-"vi
war.
Emperor
Halle
Selassie
Is
re-!thelr.
terrltorlal
claims
upon
Rou-cognlzed
as
the
hpad
of
the
gov-,manla'
ltf
13
statfdD
ln
ahorita-
ernment
oi
tne
country.
:
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-
v.rv
iiv
uwbt
glHWO,
4ilUO
U
would
seem,
there
may
be
con-k
uuu
uu
n
i
n
tlnuatlon
for
the
time
being
at
lYLiLil
1
JurVi
I
least
of
the
precarious
state
of
IN
BALKANS
GT.
BRITAIN
AND
RUSSIA
sions
now
heine
encaeed
in
at
G0ERING
WARNING
Suggest
That
South
American
Na
tions
Should
Keep
Clear
ui
United
States
BERLIN,
July
12:
Vice-Chan-
INVASION
QLSPAlN
One
Hundred
Thousand
German
"tourists"
reported
to
Have
Arrived
There,
Accompanied
by
Mechanized
Units
trvtfnnw
.TnW
12
Srjaln
may
be
the
next
nation
for
the
Germans
to
move
Into,
the
London
Telegraph
military
observer
believes.
Vrnm
100.000.
tn
15U.UUU
"luunaw
are
icyuitcu
i.u
-
peace
in
the
Balkans.
Appearance
of
heavy
German
armed
forces
ln
the
vicinity
of
the
Hungarian
frnntler
matr
Vihia
A
rntYinllilnn
mihj
iiau
aviiltbllitlg
Germany,
Italy
And
Russia
Have
,
to
do
with"
the
postponement
of
iicmiiru
agreement,
ll
is
nungaiys
xransyivanian
ae-
Reported
Jmands,
it
is
suggested.
I
Meanwhile,
despite
Russia's
as
OENUEVA,
July
12:
Germany,
surances
that
she
had
no
designs
Italy
and
Russia
are
reported
to
i
against
Turkey,
the
latter
nation
have
agreed
upon
a
Dlan
to
Dre-
continues
to
call
more
men
to
the
I
serve
peace
ln
the
Balkans
until
colors.
alter
the
conclusion
of
the
wat
.
in
ttome
u
was
reported
Italy
between
Oermany
and
England,
land
Germany
had
obtained
prom-
,lses
from
Russia,
Hungary
and
arrived
In
Spain
together
with
mechanized
units.
The
"fifth
columnists
wi
be
ready,
to
change
to
uniforms
when
the
signal
is
given.
This
could
mean
nothing
more
than
an
attack
upon
Gibraltar.
STOOD
UP
Mosrbw
mtrhl
remove
da'necr
"of
"
Nonrfah""H
the
Soviet
worklne
economically
erlcan
Red
A
a.
militarily
1
1
!
1
.
.
:
I
..
n..nei
aealnsl
Great
n.l
Brl
umn
an
a
rr
or
tain
in
the
Interests
of
Germany.
BOMBS
AT
BIG
MEET
1
Rnlwaria
that
hp
nnt
Hl.
turb
the
peace
ln
southeastern
lEurone
until
after
the
battle
nft
'Britain
Is
over.
In
return
for
these
promises
It
was
said.
Italy
and
Germany
gave
assurance
that
they
would
not
forget
their
friends
ln
Relation,
Between
Two
Countries
the
gencra,
reconstructIon
of
Eur.
Have
Been
Looking
Better
In
Recent
Months
LONDON,
July
14:
(CP)
It.
A.
Butler,
Under
Secretary
for
Foreign
Affairs,
told
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
success
In
Great
Britain's
attempt
to
make
friends
with
Russia
"appeared
more
likely"
in
recent
months.
He
said
it
was
hoped
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
In
discus
jope
after
they
defeat
Britain.
TCI
UITT
EE
1
J
lllil4JUl(
won
an
umuiiii-ui
mi
nin.
.
It
was
in
1937.
and
Davis,
the
rov-1
i
ing
amoassaaor,
was
in
r-urupe
ua
I
disarmament.
He
talked
for
two
ihours
with
the
chancellor.
Hitler
spoke
of
the
-American
Civil
War
and
now
oaaiy
tne
florin
naa
treated
the
South.
He
said
that
was
the
way
with
France
and
Germany
af-t.pr
the
First
Oreat
War.
Explosives
Found
Near
Republican!
Davis'
eyes
twinkled
as
he
re-
Assembly
Place
In
Philadelphia
plied:
"Now
we
are
on
ground
which
I
know.
I
am
from
the
South.
It
NEW
YORK,
July
12:
-
Two
was
13
years
after
that
war
hefore
powerful
dynamite
bombs
were
j
southern
representatives
were
per-found
near
Convention
Hall
dur-
:mltted
back
Into
the
American
Con-!
Ing
Republican
convention
at
gress.
And
It
was
only
nine
years
DhlMrialrtVil'i
turn
wppkft
afro
it
WaSt
11-.
ttw
1
tt.
.
Un
-in.
1
iniaubiKiiiu
"
a-
aner
tne
r
not
uicttw
vvai
uia
u-
.
1
1...
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nfViAral
.
.....
..
learnea.
yesieruay.
occim
many
was
invitea
into
tne
League
were
also
found
ln
a
hall
fre-
Jof
Nation3.
From
some
aspects
quently
used
for
Communist
meet-.
nas
treated
Germany
gener-t,
n..Acti
havp
hopn
made.
I
.
..
1110.
iwwwivsi'v
1
ousiy.
Hitler
laugnea
and
saia:
1
see
1
Since
1937
he
has
been
chairman
of
the
American
Red
Cross
and
now
CcllUl
llCliuau
wh.--.-o
I
v
v..w
.....v
-
many
has
warned
South
American
is
charged
with
direction
of
the
ii..
niriincr.
n
nwinn
liic
uui-
nimi
iiimi
Ampnra
riH.1
Dfeii
uaiwcu
llitllUlia
wb"'"""
o
r
i---'
'
ted
States
to
monopolize
their
1
to
pour
Into
the
basket
of
mercy
for
trade.
This
would
react
to
tneir
Europe
s
refugees,
disadvantage
after
the
war.
he
.
Mr.
Davis'
life-long
disarmament
suggested.
have
chosen
a
bad
example."
More
than
any
other
among
the
diplomats
who
have
tried
to
patch
up
Europe's
wounds
f
rorn
the
previous
war,
Davis
has
been
associated
with
patient,
persistent,
tolerant
visits
in
one
capital
after
another,
preaching
co-operation.
He
has
served
under
Presidents
Wilson,
Hoover
and
Roosevelt.
hopes
lie
smoldering
ln
the
ruins
of
Flanders.
He
says:
"America
must
become
disciplined.
America
must
make
sacrifices
today
that
are
still
only
half
realized.
We
must
work.
Look
at
France
and
England.
They
were
helping
their
people
lie1
on
softer
beds
through
the
very
years
Hitler
was
teaching
Germans
to
lie
on
a
bed
of
thorns.
"We
must
realize
this:
As
long
as
we
live
this
world
will
be
an
armed
camp."
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
Chicago
2,
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
4,
New
York
6.
Cleveland
8,
Philadelphia
5.
Detroit
3,
Washington
7.
National
League
Boston
2-2,
Chicago
8-1.
Brooklyn
5,
Cincinnati
8.
New,York8lSt.toul6.'
Otherfpbstponed,
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
Xi
feather.
Forecg'
She
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p.m.
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and
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V
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
ol.
XXIX.
No.
163-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRipAY,
JULY
12,
1940.
PRICE:
CENTS
IR
RAIDS
KEEPING
ON
.
.
r.erman
Machines
Brooiht
"oWn
Daring
AiiacRs
Britain
More
Intensity
.
.
i
.
arllt
ting
Fuy
una"
'""
R.AF.
Matching
Nail
Attacks
LONDON,
July
12:
(CP)-
After
.
rlav.
Oerman
raids
on
--J
artBtirn1
lOCr.
n
Iff
nr.
fin
u.
r
i
r.
ataa.MkM
j
.nnt.nnmi
todav
as
total
aer-
ntl
LUiIMM--
!
,
hPtwfrn
ureal
uritain
2i
waiioit
.
n.manv
irrfW
In
intenSltV.
Ethiopia
Is
British
Ally
QUIET
IN
BALKANS
Mayor
Of
Ixew
York
Visitoi;
At
White
House
WASHINOTCN,
D.
p..
July
-Mayor
Florella
LaGuardla
New
York
was
a
guest
at
White
House
yesterday.
Bulletins
12:
of
the
HAS
GOOD
FISHING
SITKA,
Alaska
Film
actor
Frank
Morgan
apparently
is
having
little
trouble
today,,
catching
fish
ln
Alaska
wateri
Morgan
and
his
party
arrived
at
Sitka
with
the
report
that
,thelr
big-test
trouble
was
not
catching
fish
but
keeping
them
from
jumping
into
the
boat.
!
NO
FORCE
USD
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
government
Thursday
officially
denied
that
any
French
vessels
had
been
brought
Into
Canadian
ports
by
force.
OUSTING
KING
HAAKON
OSLO.
Norway
The
newspaper
Arberderbladt
reported
Friday
that
the
Norwegian
Parliament
soon
will
appoint
a
state
.council
of
fifteen
members
to
assume
King
Hakon's
prerogatives
and
direct
the
government
affairs.
After
this
appointment
the
news-nauer
said
Kin?
Haakon
will
no
longer
be
ruler.
WORK
ON
SOUTH
AMERICA
..
,
..
,
I
LONDON
Great
Britain
has
j
t.c
j
r
c.
-
Amer-
Head
of
U.S
Red
Cross
Says
consul(ed
Uned
States
I
lea
Must
Accept
Discipline
Xmerlwn
I
iv.ciiTKTP.Tnv
fGTON.
July
ti
19
12:
(CP)
(MMI
I
Rei
Republics
meetlne
In
Hayana
this
1
f
f
(tUIUPU
A
V4
i
Cross,
Is
one
man
who,
,nR
...
......
1
rea.
1
1
U
TTIH.
month-will
'co-operate
lnSrevent-
their
surplus
products
'from
reachint
the
Axis
powers.
It
was
announced
Thursday
night
that
Great
Britain
is
anxious.
to
co-ordinate
European
and
American,
plans
for
pooling
these
surpluses.
CUTTING
DOWN
RELIEF
VICTORIA
Every
able-bodied
man
in
British
Columbia
must
show
ihat
he
has
been
turned
down
for
enlistment
before
unemployment
relief
can
be
securr
ed,
it
has
been
rijled.
This
applies
to
single
men
under
fifty
and
married
under
forty.
CLOSING
LOGGING
DOWN
VANCOUVER
Owing
to
the
serious
fire
haiard
due
to
continued
dry
weather
on
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Lower
Mainland,
logging
has
been
ordered
closed
down
in
many
areas.
AUSTRALIA
GAS
RATION
CANBERRA
Gasoline
rationing
goes
into
effect
In
Australia
September
1.
Private
motorists
will
be
limited
to
39
miles
a
week.
Group
travelling
will
be
encouraged.
BUILD
FOR
BRITAIN
BURBANK
Vega
Aircraft
Corporation
is
about
to
start
on
a
$30,000,000
contract
for
twin-motored
planes
for
the
British
government.
CONSIDER
FISHERMEN
OTTAWA
After
A.
W.
Nelll,
Contox
-
Albernl.
and
Howard
Green,
South
Vancouver,
had
made
representations
In
the
House,
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
said
yesterday
that
the
condition
of
British
Columbia
salmon
fishermen
made
it
necessary
that
they
receive
consideration.
Mr.
Neill
said
that
9000
fishermen
threatened
lo
strike
unless
better
prices
were
paid.
SNOW
IN
HAMILTON
HAMILTON
A
light
fall
of
snow
was
recorded
here
yesterday
It
was
the
first
July
snowfall
In
the
history
of
the
city.
MAKING
NEW
PICTURE
WINNIPEG
Production
will
start
Immediately
of
"Forty-Ninth
Parallel,"
the
bigfcst.
moving
picture
to
he
made
In
Canada.
It
will
stress
the
friendship
existing
ENORMOUS
'Evacuating
CONTRACTS
Alexandria
United
States
To
Add
25,000
Planes
To
Army
And
Navy
Within
Two
Years
,
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
July
12:
(CP)
The
possibility
of
25,000
planes
being
added
to
the
United
States
navy
and
army
forces
within
two
years
developed
ln
a
de
fence
commission
announcement
of
contracts
for
$100,000,000
worth
of
planes
having
been
let
recently
and
other
contracts
being
completed,
rapidly.
The
administration's
complete
defence
program
was
approved
yesterday
and
Congress
is
adjourned
wer
the
Democratic
convention
week.
Congress
acted
sTiftly
Thursday
to
nrovide
total
defence
for
the
Un
ited
States.
It
sent
to
the
White
AIR
L
RAIDS
AVCTLULriwr
Kins
was
never
In
danger.
It
hav-
age
the
soldiers
and
workers.
Warnet
Bros.
To
take
Children
Moving
Picture
i
Take
Care
Of
Corporation
CAKELESS
DAYS
LONDON,
July
12:
(CP)
The
Food
Ministry
Is
considering
I
"cakeless
days"
to
conserve
sugar,
and
deliveries
of
condensed
milk
and
powder
are
cut
ln
half.
Regulations
governing
milk
do
not
apply
to
Infants'
foods.
between
Canada
and
the
United
States.
MARTINIQUE
ASKS
SUPPLIES
MARTINIQUE
The
French
Island
of
Martinique
may
ask
United
States
for
supplies.
This
Is
reported
in
spite
of
British
denials
of
a
blockade.
MITTELIIAUSER
DISMISSED
LONDON
General
Eugene
MU-teihauser,
French
commander-in-chief
in
the
Near
East,
has
been
dismissed
by
the
retain
government,
the
London
Telegraph
says.
SEINEBOATS
TUT
OUT
VANCOUVER
An
agreement
having
been
reached
In.
the
price
dispute.
Vancouver
salmon
seine-boats
are
putting
out
to
iti.
Civilians
Removed
To
Safer
Re
gions
As
Precaution
Against
Air
Raids
ALEXANDRIA,
Egypt.
July
12:
Following
the
commencement
of
Italian
air
raids,
eighty
thousanf
civilians
have
been
evacuated
from
Alexandria
to
safer
regions.
AIR
LOSS
IS
HEAVY
Italy
Announces
Over
One
Hundred
Airmen
Have
Been
Killed
Since
Country
Entered
War
ROME.
July
12:
An
official
House
for
President
Roorevelt's
slg-Italian
announcement
In
Rome
nature
the
four
billion
dollar
naval
says
that
151
Italian
airmen
have
expansion
bill
which
would
give
the
been
killed
and
103
wounded
In
r.(.i..
Ik.
iViiocf
Kittto.
fh
1at
twpntv
riav
nf
war
Num.
would
not
accept
W.
L.
Mackenzie
king's
Invitation
to
become
an
associate
member
of
the
war
committee
Sf
the
cabinet.
Premier
Klne
expressed
reeret
MOVING
TO
VERSAILLES
Petaln
Government
To
Transfer
Capital
From
Vichy
To
German-Occupied
France
viun-u
owra
wic
i.6iii.ii.
m-vhx-
-
j
staie.
state."
Petaln
retain
assumes
assumes
the
me
com
fleet
In
the
world
an
armada
cap-
erous
ItaUan
planes
have
alsoblned
oIfice
wltn
a
military
die
aoie
oi
mccuiis
ouuuitancvuo
n.v-
v...
on
either
coast.
When
the
naval
program
is
completed
the
United
States
will
have
fleet
of
70
warships,
45
battleships,
20
aircraft
car-
riers,
378
destroyers,
88
cruisers
and(
180
submarines
almost
double
the
present
fleet.
I
Assistant
Secretary
of
War
Johnson
Thursday
night
estimated
that
It
would
be
another
year
before
the
tion
to
have
the
Job
done
ln
time.
KING
NEAR
INVITATION
UNACCEPTED
Conservative
Leader
Is
Not
Joining
War
Committee
Of
Canadian
Cabinet
equipment
needs
of
the
United
States
Army
would
be
met.
John-'
OTTAWA,
July
12:
(CP)
Hon.
son
added
that
It
would
require
all
r.
b.
Hanson.
Conservative
leader,
me
enon
ana
ingenuity
oi
uie
na-
told
tne
nouse
oi
uommons
yes-
terday
that
he
i
Prime
Minister
Full
Dictatorship
Democracy
Completely
Wiped
Out
Under
New
French
Order
BERNE,
Switzerland,
July
12:
(CP)
Premier
Petaln,
ln
a
broad
cast
heard
here,
v
announced
plans
to
transfer
the
French
government
from
Vichy
to
Versailles
near
Paris
In
German-occupied
territory.
Marshal
Petaln
announces
tnat,
under
France's
new
Fascist
totali
tarian
set-up,
the
nation
will
return
to
the
old
provincial
system.
The
office
of
President,
now
held
by
Albert
Lebrun,
is
abolished
and
combined
with
that
of
Premier,
with
the
title
of
"Chl?f
of
French
com-
that
Mr.
Hanson
was
unable
to
I
tain.
"We
must
fight
.
British
constitutional
lines.
LONDON,
July
12
Stories
of
how
n
y
rj
TT
IQT
King
George
escaped
a
Nazi
omb-,
oUlVi
ivioE
m
orforir
nn
o
rnwn
in
.stiiiLiierii
1
111
U.
VVUV.
"
-
-vw
1
England
are
said
in
an
official
j
itatement
to
be
exaggerated.
The;
BOULOGNE
'pg
been
some
time
after
his
visit
R
A
F
Pays
Vj5it
And
Does
Cen.
that
the
bombing
occurred.
Exact
siderabte
Damage,
Destroying
time
and
place
Is
not
revealed.
j
Five
Planes
Terrific
Attack
The
King
continues
to
make
ire
itatorshlp
of
greater
powers
than
'
..
T7.u
a
.
.1.
..4m
Aomn
Vims
Vi
.ally
riClllt
otaicauiau
uao
iifc
since
the.
days
of
Napoleon.
While
a
form
of
corporative
legislature
remains,
Petaln
has
full
power
to
legislate
without
recourse
to
It.
In
an
announcement
Petaln
decreed
that
capitalism
was
abolished
ln
France,
twelve
ministers
will
assist
the
chief
of
state,
the
coun
try
Is
divided
into
twelve
provinces
with
governors
for
local
ad-
ministration,
the
ministers
are
drectly
responsible
to
Petaln,
the
chief
of
state
has
full
exxecutlve
powers
and
the
present
senate
and
chamber
will
continue
to
exist
pending
the
formation
of
a
Fascist
Chamber
of
Corporations.
"Capitalism
and
socialism
are
a
thing
of
the
past,"
declared
Pe-
acceptUthe
acceptLthe
Invitation.
invitation.
He
He
gave
gave
no
no
Internationalism.
internationalism.
.a
surprise
visit
to
German-held
(Germany.
I
Boulogne
yesterday
and,
diving
low
over
the
airdrome
there
before
anti-aircraft
guns
or
pursuit
.planes
could
get
Into
action,
drop-'ped
bombs
which
did
heavy
damage.
It
is
believed
that
five
planes
jon
the
ground
were
destroyed.
To
I
Royal
Air'
Force
planes,
wave
3000
Refugees
ton
wave
in
terrific
attacks,
visited
I
other
enemy
bases
in.
the
lowlands
HOLLYWOOD,
July
12:
War-'and
the
coast
of
France
yesterday
ner
Bros,
picture
corporation
island
today.
They
did
considerable
ma
King
arrangements
to
onug
tu
uamuc.
this
country
and
take
care
of
From
the
English
shores
huge
some
300
children
of
employees
of
fires
could
be
seen
burning
on
the
corporation
In
England.
the
French
coast.
MAY
BRING
SOME
HERE
DALADIER
agalnst
all
,
i
11
1
1
1
rwMi-Arn
rf
a
Hrf
q
f
rv
rtf
-
..-
.
.
mnnr.
siitrn-ncr
inni
crnnniF
i.rtiir.
nun
uuntio
vi
n
uiktnvvi
w
Nail
Attack
on
Southern
Town
government
would
continue
along
France
barely
twenty-four
hours
after
the
seventy-year
old
republic
was
voted
out
0f
existence.
After
taklncr
thp
nrcsidencv
awav
from
I
Lebrun,
assuming
all
powers
Into
I
his
own
hands
as
chief-
of
the
French
state,
Petaln
announced
the
formation
of
a
new
compact
cabinet
of
twelve
members.
Alrr
ugh
Petaln
became
dictator
the
real
power
directing
France's
shift
from
a
democracy
to
dictatorship
was
Pierre
Laval,
vice-
quent
visits
to
troop
centres
and.
LONDON
July
12:
Royal
Air
'Premier
and
champion
oi
couao-
munitions
making
points
to
encour-'porce
rorce
medium
medium
size
sue
bombers
uumueis
paid'01"31100
paiu;
between
trance,
ltaiy
ana
KEPT
OUT
Former
Premier
And
Other
French
Leaders
Unable
To
Get
Home
From
North
Africa
VICHY,
France,
July
12:
(CP)
Former
Premier
Daladler
and
other
French
political
leaders,
be
lieved
to
be
ln
North
Africa,
are
unable
to
return
because
tne
French
armistice
commission
de
nied
them
transport.
Vice-Premier
Pierre
Laval
said
the
commission
had
not
yet
replied
to
a
government
request
to
bring
the
party
back
to
France.
Possibility
Of
British
Refugee
I
uexence
w
"au
Children
Being
Absorbed
w
Investigated
rlot
Interrupted
the
proceedings
L
jof
the
National
Assembly
gathered
TORONTO,
July
12s:
The
Brl-'to
pave
the
way
for
France's
new
tlsh
Broadcasting
Corporation
is
totalitarian
Constitution,
iierrios
requesting
the
radio
industry
of
ran
to
the
speaker's
rostrum
and
Canada
to
assist
In
the
absorption
'
shouted
defence
of
his
former
of
three
thousand
children
of
colleagues
after
catcalls
greetea
radio
people
of
Great
Britain,
the
reading
of
names.
Employees,
advertisers,
and
agen-l
cles
of
Canadian
radio
stations
are
belne
canvassed
with
a
view
to
ascertaining
their
capacity
for
taking
care
of
such
British
refugee
children.
Transportation
of
the
children
to
their
destination
will
be
taken
care
of
but
those
accepting
therrl
will
be
responsible
for
the
maintenance
and
care.
C.
H.
Insulander,
manager
of
station
CFPR
at
Prince
Rupert,
has
received
an
Inquiry
along
the
above
lines
and
Is
Investigating
the
nosslbllltles
of
some
.
of
the
refugee,
children
being
brought
here.
CONFLICT
IN
KENYA
Italian-British
Forces
Are
Reported
To
Be
in
tierce
uaiue
CAIRO.
Julv
12:
Italian
and
British
land
forces
are
reported
to
have
been
ln
conflict
in
Kenya
Colony.
The
outcome
of
the
battle
was
not
immediately
Indicated
al
though
fierce
Ilghtlnsr
was
re
ported.