irinn
rmiAH
iiam
n
rniir
n
kt
tti
iinnarpmiv
rn
rwnnaissanrp.
wen
as
over
other
Darts
or
ine
iuiu
isles,
mice
nntisn
mntu
t
vpccii
wnrn
siinir
in
liip
.
-rat
uerman
acnai
auuciw
mdsors
Leave
or
INassau
boon
ormer
British
King
And
Ameri
can
Wife
Not
Staying
Long
in
Bermuda
I
I
CnniH
HA-lnviliitt
O
Vvrt
f
tA
VVtWII.
J
wwvv.v.j
xpect
to
proceed
in
a
few
days
to
a
sea
ii
whit-
iu.
rtiiVn
umii
a
unie
his
duties
as
Governor
of
The
couple
were
acclaimed
by
-J
VIA
RUIfHI
V-
May
Take
Over
t
French
Funds
t
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
August
.9:
(CP)
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Morgenthau
disclosed
vesterdav
that
the
United
States
was
considering
the
possibility
of
taking
Great
war
debt
payments
from
"froz
en
French
funds
In
America.
SPEE
CREW
Thirty-Nine
Men
Escape
From
Custody
In
Argentine
BUENOS
AIRES,
Aug.
9.
Thirty
nine
members
of
the
crew
ot
the
1
German
pocket
batUeshlp
Admiral
i
were
damaged.
.
Graf
Spee.
?
which
was
scuttled
in!
tort
than
one
thousand
bombs
a
baU,e
re
dropped,
Survivors
of
the'
'
.
...
.
.
.
,
psC!1ed
with
British
n
M
warships,
h.vp
have
escaped
cp
fiunRtfn
isnLixn
vusauls
wac
achine-gunned
by
the
Nazi
planes
tnev
jttriiffffipri
in
the
water.
It
Is
estimated
that
the
loss
to
the
rmans
In
planes
destroyed
for
Balloon
barrages
from
convoyed
from
internment,
it
Is
announced.
Italians
Move
Towards
Egypt
Invasion
of
That
Country
is
Still
Anticipated
as
Preparations
Continue
1
Three
Killed
In
Hurricane
Many
Injured
and
Homeless
Damaging
Uo
ual!
in
HAM
ANTONIO.
AUK.
9.
TlUCB
lives
are
reported
lost
as
a
result
of
a
67-mile
hurricane
wmcn
n-.
Texas
and
Louisiana.
Many
were
injured
and
rendered
homeless
and
property
damage
is
heavy.
ARTISTS
WORK
FAST
rrNnoN.
August
9:
(CD-
mural
showing
every
phase
of
the
Empire's
war
effort
was
completed
In
five
weeks
by
three
stud-t
nf
tho
Roval
College
of
Art
working
on
an
assignment
for
theJ
British"
Pavilion
at
the
flew
w
World's
Fair,
.
-
:
raa.
Contestants
lor
Regal
Honors
at
Community
Centre
Carnival
In
Prince
Rupert
Born
in
Vancouver,
twenty-four
pauhterof.Mr
and.
Mrs.
Charles
fcin-
Molly
Ellison
son,
4J4
Eighth
Rotary
Club
Avenue
East.
Educated
In
Vancouver
Public
Schools
and
matriculated
in
Prince
Rupert
High
School.
Resided
in
Prince
Rupert
ten
years.
Recreations:
tennis
j
and
skiing.
Member
of
Cambria
I
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
Empire.
Church,
Anglican.
Employed
at
office
of
resident
mining
engineer.
Born
in
Norway
sixteen
years
ago.
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Jerstad,
Judith
Jerstad
434Flfth
Avenue
Sons
of
Norway
East.
Educated
Ladles'Ald
In
Prlnce'Rupert
Public
and
High
Schools.
Resided
In
Prince
Rupert
eleven
years.
Recreations:
softball
and
skiing.
Her
mother
Is
President
of
Sons
of
Norway
Ladies'
Aid.
Church,
Lutheran.
Employed
at
Sneddon's
Grocery.
Born;
in
Prince
Rupert
years
ago.
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Elsie
Murvold
Murvold,
1108
CAIRO,
Aug.
9:
(CP)
It
was
fe-
Junlor
chamber
Ambrose
Avenue,
ported
yesterday
that
Italians
were
of
commerce
Educated
In
continuing
to
move
In
the
Libyan-
prince
Rupert
Rirvntlan
border
region
where
the
Publlc
schools.
Recreation:
skl-
British
expect
a
large
scale
Italian
lng
ChUrch:
Lutheran,
member
offensive
shortly.
The
attack
may
.
of
Junior
League.
Employed
at
itT0N'
Dermuda-
A"S.
9;i0CCUr
within
a
week,
It
Is
thought,
Johnstone's
News
Stand.
CP)
The
Duke
and
Duchess
ofj
masor,
who
arrived
at
tnis
uri-
Born
lh
Prince
Rupert
twenty
years
ago.
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Mus-Adele
Mussallcm
sail
em.
346
Moose
Lodge
Fourth
Avenue
West.
Educated
In
Prince
Rupert
Public
Schools,
senior
matriculation
from
..Prince
Rupert
High
School,
bus-.
..Iness
course
in
Los
Angeles.
Rec
reatlons:
softball,
bowling.
Mem
ber
of
Women's
Service
Club.
Church,
Anglican.
Employed
at
Mussallem's
Economy
Store.
Born
In
Trlnce
Rupert
eighteen
years
ago.
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
Florence
Obuchina
Gyro
Club
Mrs.
M.
Ob
uchina,
1001
Third
Aven
ue.
Educated
in
Prince
Rupert
Public
and
High
Schools,
business
course
at
St.
Joseph's
Academy;
Recreation,
swimming.
Church,
Roman
Cath
olicf.;-Employed
at
Max
Heilbron
erV
Jewelry
Store;
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0:01
m.
5.0
ft.
winds,
cool
with
rain.
12:09
p.m.
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AND
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RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
9,
1940.
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m
mm
m
taly
Gets
Some
R.A.F.
Medicine
ALIO
AIYLi
ATTACKED
rnntinues
Activitv
.
.
C'l.il.!-
I
Against
r-nimj,
on
i
Important
Objectives,
.
:
I
a
.
1
I
ore
About
Battle
Least
Sixty
Herman
Planes
rr
Hrouini
irowii
TODAY'S
RAIDS
mNDON.
Aug.
9:
(CP)
Ger-
uUni
nlinM
renewed
an
uviuuhi.
r
on
various
Isolated
parts
of
an.
i
'
own.
casualties
o
ur
iuiuwii
the
day
Included
one
elderly
viuan
-
"
-
ill
J
.
Coma
jI
a
ur
a
Ann
m
Cherbourg,
France,
Hamstedc.
I10.11U.
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J
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f
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Vln
An
!
HlllIlLC
J.
IVUtAIAtU4
V
VV
p.
I
.1
VI-1
H
plant
at
Hamburg
were
alj
Tib
in
lauuua
Litita
hiiuumivuh
Reich
went
off
the
air
last
raids.
Included
among
the
ilrit
nn
nermanv
were
eolne
AIR
WARRIORS
OF
EGYPT
Fighter
pilots
of
the
Royal
Egyptian
Air
Force
are
shown
marching
in
front
of
their
planes
during
a
recent
Inspection
by
Air
Chief
Marshal
Sir
Arthur
Longmore
of
the
R.A.F.
The
Egyptian
filers
are
trained
and
equipped
by
the
British.
SUBMARINE
G0ESD0WN
Crew
of
H.M.S.
Oswald
Are
Prisoners
of
War
and
Safe,
Admiralty
Announces
LONDON,
Aug.
9:
(CP)
The
Ad-
Anrtn
the
hno
air
battle
mlralty
announced
last
night
that
n
England's
southeastern
coast
the
British
submarine
Oswald,
i
i
!..
i
trpin
fr
n
is
rnnvinrrpn
nisLJiuk
iiir
.
unced
tiat
at
least
ipqifli
tne
crew
m
auy-i.
v..v.0
ra
with
thirteen
British1
"fighter
J
,
otj
missing
after
the
battle
fifini
4
Tir1
fT:
rn
in
noj.n1
B
itprmnn
ikmiilii
i
a
-
i
am
.
,
.
m.
M
m
a.lALA,
Uil
OtllLUlllK
111
Candidates
For
Queen
BIG
BLAZE
IN
LONDON
per
cent
didn't
know,
Russian
Sailings
Are
Authorized
AGREEMENT
Mussolini's
Turn
To
IS
REACHED
ii
T.
C
plan
For
Coverage
Of
Military
1
Tatients
In
Hospital
Other
'
i
Business
At
Local
Board
1
Meeting
-il-h
the
definite
local
board
seeks
a
understanding
Is
In
re
gard
to
the
basis
on
which
military
patients
snail
enjoy
private
United
States,
However,
Will
Not
Hospital
Council
and
medical
sup
Send
Oil
and
Steel
to
Japan
erlntendent
of
Royal
Victoria
Hos
-
nltal
at
Montreal,
as
well
as
Dr.
WASHINGTON,
Aug,
9.
The
Un-
Harvey
Agnew.
president'
of
the
Ited
States
Maritime
Commission
Canadlan
Medical
Association,
has
authorized
the
sailing
from
tha
.
we.t
roast
of
two
American
tanker
!
Very
Busy
Month
with
oil
for
Russia.
Permission
ha
In
her
report
for
the
month,
been
denied
two
vessels
to
take
.
Miss
Jean
Harrison
k.
-w,
tne
laoy
age
steel
and
oil
to
Japan.
Are
Climbing
High
Mountains
New
Jersey
Party
Making
Trip
Through
Rugged
Mount
Robson
Country
JASPER
PARK,
Aug.
9.
Begin
ning
a
20-day
trail
trip
through
the
hlehest
range
of
the
Canadian
Rockies,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
R.
Pentlarge
of
Montclare,
New
Jersey,
were
heading
northward
today
along
the
base
of
towering
Mount
Robson.
Travelling
with
Hargreav-
es
Brothers'
pack
trains,
the
Montclare
party
will
traverse
much
of
In
addition
to
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Pent-large
are
their
four
daughters,
Marguerite,
Georgians,
Barbara
and
Caroline
and
'Kimball
Jenks
and
'
Edward
Kirkland.
1
.
-'v
v
sfir.
Of
British
Air
Arm
with
certain
reservations,
the
fifteen
Enemy
Planes
Brought
Down
Over
Libya
Today
iboard
ot
directors
of
the
Prime
(Rupert
General
ilispltal
,ss3;li-'tlon,
at
Its
regular
monthlymeet-Inz
last
night,
decked
to
adapt
a
uniform
agreement
whlih
has
been
negotlai.d
between
the
Ca
Britons,
Outnumbered
Two
to
One,
Lose
JAPS
ARE
Only
Two
bhips
CAIRO,
August
9:
(CP)
It
was
Italy's
turn
today
to
f
,'fr
a
maim-
reverse
in
the
air
war.'
An
official
Royal
nadian
Hospital
council
nd
thi
Air
Force
communique
announces
that
fifteen
Italian
TV
L-M..
-
TnK.1
TT..UL
.1.1
J
1
it
'
L
..
!
1
Until.
1ft.
uKi
uuciu
oi
rtuuiiai
rjianes
were
snot
uown
in
tne
oiggesu
aunm
ucttue
uvci
covering
the
treatment
of
mlj'tary
;
w
j
h
the
British
were
outnumbered
tWO
to
one.
ZLrTTTZ
TU
British
planes
are
missing,
fees
Is
$3
oer
day
for
public
wards.
$s.50
for
seml-nri
t.p
arid
M
for
.private.
One
of
the-
points
on
ON
MOVE;
or
seml-prlvate
ward
netitiiieni.
iThere
has
already
been
some
dlf-
...
j
ficulty
In
that
regard
here,
certain
strlke
Lightning
Blow
Timed
'
...
.
...
.
.
.
with
iiltlr'
Itrillsh
Invasion
niiirpra
navinff
nppn
ffivpn
nri
......
---
vate
rooms
and
dispute
arising
as
to
responsibility
for
the
payment
j
of
the
extra
charges.
Trie
hospital
SHANGHAI,
Aug
9
Authorita-;
board
will
seek
throueh
the
Cana-
tive
sources
In
Shanghai
said
Halibut
Sales
American
Alliance
I,
16,000,
10.1c
and
8c,
Pacific.
Betty.
14,500,
10.4c
and
8c.
Stor-
superintendent,
anvised
tne
Doara
Canadian
that
the
month
of
July
had
bee;i
Se,
H
12nno.
10.7c
and
7.5c,
one
of
the
busiest
the
hospital
ltiln.
'
had
ever
had.
There
had
been
vrrt'thpr
m
20
ooo.
10.3c
and
7.8c.
many
patient's
Including
a
large
gtoraee
proportion
oi
very
sick
ones,
uon
sequently,
the
nursing
staff
had
been
forced
to
extend
Itself.
The
hoard
flpppdpd
to
Miss
Harrison's
vlnclal
boiler
Inspector.
These
will
receive
further
consideration
from
Ithe
house
committee.
Moss
had
the
long
north
boundary
of
Jasper,
hn
rpmQved
from
the
roof
of
National
Park
and
later
will
ride
the
Nurses'
Home
at
a
small
cost
the
high
alpland
trans
to
jasper.
and
no
ieaks
had
as
yet
developed.
It
might
not
be
necessary,
it
was
hoped,
to
proceed
at
this
time
with
reshlngllng
of
the
roof,
the
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
A
WIDE
VARIETY
request
that
necessary
hospital
LONDON,
Aug.
9:
(cr)
itere
is
linen,
the
cost
of
which
is
estl-
a
list
of
articles
collected
during
matpd
at
s350.
be
mil-chased.
ithe
first
week
of
Southgate's
sal
The
house
committee,
F.
A.
Mac-
vage
campaign:
motor
cars.motor-ICallum,
chairman,
reported
on
'cycles,
bicycles,
guns,
swords.
various
matters.
There
were
cer-
spears,
adding
macnines,
reing-
tain
problems
In
regard
to
the
erators,
air
compressors,
cups
ano
boiler
room
Including
some
re-
sWeids,
ice
cream
machines
and
qulrements
which
had
become
sports
equipment.
known
since
a
visit
by
the,
pro
NEW
RECORD
SET
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
August
'
9:
(CP)
An
anti-aircraft
battery,
on
the
south
coast
has
established!
a
high
speed
record
In
shooting
down
a
Messerschmldt.
It
took
;
only
elgjht
shrjls
fired
within
thirty
minutes
to
bag
the
Ger-U
man
fighter.
the
battle
as
a
victory
for
the
Fas-'
r
cist
planes.
Plants
In
;
i
Italy
Are
v
Blown
Up
ROME,
Aug.
9;
(CP)
There
Thnrsrtnv
that
the
Jaoanese
army
hav
hepn
serious
mvsterlous
,4-
(Spectacular
Warehonse
Fire
Near
tlatfe
&
slm,lar
agreement
covertng
and
navy
Is
speeding
preparations
explosions
within
twenty-four
j
Historic
Bridge
Last
Mght
the
treatment
of
patlcnts
of
the
for
further
moves
southward
In
the
hours
in
two
lmportant
ltallan
Department
of
Indian
Affairs.
direction
of
French
Indo
China
and
munitions
plants
one
af
Lake
j
LONDON,
Aug.
9:
ICP)
There
Various
other
m'
ellarfious
the
Netherlands
East
Indies.
These
como
and
the
other
at
Oenoa.
,was
spectacular
warehouse
fire
busmess
waj
deait
with
at
last
sources
predicted
a
lightning
move
in
the
former
three
persons
near
London
Bridge
last
night
ni?hfs
mcftlni?
of
the
board.
On
by
the
Japanese
will
be
timed
to
co-
were
killed
arid
hundreds
in-
ttrllpri
Hf
tin
tVA
ctrv
tnw
mll
At"r
.
.
.
.
.
...
...
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
Li
'
recommenaatton
oi
tne
executive
inciae
witn
any
auempi
Dy
muer
t
jurea.
uuicmi
imciujuuum
t
craft
wentup
to
wdjontnjnitt
.
to.ve
been
laUBchedr-T
plahes
should
thejr.be
attracted
by
man(
the
appointment
of
Miss
British
forces,
numbering
1500,
the
glow
through
the
blackout
but
Pearl
Purdy
to
the
combined
post
are
being
withdrawn
from
Shang-
none
Came.
The
blaze
lasted
for
nt
y.
tr.nl.on
nnH
nfflpe
o.
hot
onH
Mhar
rntnt
In
Nnrth
China
:
hours.
Flames
leaped
160
feet
into
sistant
was
made
permanent.
for
service
elsewhere.
It
Is
announc-
the
air.
I
ThM
nrae
rnrrflcnAnf1nli
ult.Vi
-
-.
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals
As-
Meanwhile
anti-British
feeling
n
fl
ff
Tfj
TIT
T
soclatlon:
In
regard
to
the
coverag
japan
continues
to
mount
and
VOLiiV
VOtLilu
iof
hospital
employees
under
new
there
have
been
some
demands
for
national
unemployment
insurance
declaration
or
war.
:
IM
TJ
4
legislation.
As
the
legislation
pro-
Further
criticism
of
the
United
ers,
tne
local
noard
nad
opposed
Straw
Vote
Heavily
In
Favor
of
the
scheme
but
hospitals
In
the
f
British
Prime
Minister
province
as
a
whole
were
eight
In
favor,
three
opposed
and
three
LONDON,
Aug.
9:
(CP)
The
Brl-
non-committal.
.
tlsh
Institute
of
Public
opinion
has
The
board,
asked
for
ts
Pinion,
ttt
that
It
was
desirable
that
the
taken
a
poll
on
the
question
"Are
convention
of
the
British
v,
ir,
nt
winctnn
rhhin
annual
AIR
TOLL
OF
LIVES
PASSES
AT
SMITHERS
C.
K.
Sealy,
One
of
Best
Known
j
Personages
in
Bulkley
Valley,
Dies
Today
'
1
John
C.
K.
Sealy,
pioneer
of
the
Bulkley
Valley,
who
settled
at
Hazelton
before
railway
.
con-
Continuing
as
Prime
Minister?"
Af-
Columbia
Hospitals'
Association
Nal
Raids
Brought
Death
to
258
structlon
days
and
later
moved
to
should
be
held
as
th"
Civilian
Britons
During
July
rirmatlve
numbered
88
per
cent
and
Smlthers
near
which
town
he
had
negative
seven
per
cent
while
fire
'""
"au
m6...
a
iarge
farm
on
wmcn
ne
resiaca,
questions
of
importance
in
respect
LONDON,
Aug.
9:.
(CP)
Two
Das5ed
away
this
morning
at
Smith
to
hospltaU
and
It
would
be
Dene-
hundred
and
fifty-eight
civilians
ers.
He
was
seventy-six
years
of
ficlal,
it
was
felt,
to
have
these
were
killed
and
three
hundred
and
age
and
is
survived
by
a
widow
at
discussed.
The
convention
will
be
twenty.one
injured
seriously
In
Hazelton
where
the
funeral
will
,held,
It
Is
planned,
on
October
17,
ralds
on
Great
Britain
during
July,
take
place
on
Sunday.
,18
and
19
at
Vancouver.
Among
u
was
iepoTte&
in
the
House
of
The
late
Mr.
Sealy
had
been
In
tnose
attending
win
ne
ur.
ueorge
Commons
yesterday.
Stevens,
presioeni
oi
ine
uauauiai.
j
falling
health
for
some
time.
Many
friends
throughout
the
district
will
regret
to
learn
of
his
passing.
Deceased
was
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
part
owner
of
the
Hotel
Prince
Rupert.
DEBATE
ON
WAR
SOON
Premier
Churchill
To
Speak
August
19
May
Be
Short
Recess
1
LONDON.
August
9:
There
will
be
a
general
debate
In
Parliament
on
the
war
August
19
when
Prima
Minister
Winston
Churchill
win
speak.
Rt.
Hon.
Clement
Atlee,
Lora
Privy
Seal,
told
the
House
yesterday
that
It
was
hoped
to
t?ke
a
short
recess
August
22.
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