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ROYAL
AIR
FORCE
IS
SMASHING
VIGOROUSLY
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from
Page
Ouei
planes
brought
down.
The
authoritative
London
Times
said:
"This
is,
in
fact,
the
beginning
of
the
blitzkrieg"
as
waves
of
at
least
five
hundred
raiders
appeared
over
varipus
areas
yes
terday,
a
furious
ninety
minute
attack
on
the
southeast
coast
was
broken
up
by
lioyal
Air
Force
fieht-rs
nnrl
a
-aircraft
gun.
Reports
from
wSlheastern
and
southern
rorts
old
of
major
skv
battles
wa?d
t&e're.
First
reports
for
the
day
indftated
ten
raiders
,
shot
down
thpjnumbcr
increasing:
as
the
d3fproceedcd.
The
In-;
dustrial
tfWinfo
were
subjected
u
inciymr,esi
ana
most
severe
bombirtj
lof
the
war.
Several
were
killed
f
When
bombs
hit
three
bulijintr.s.
-
Seventeen
parachutes
bearing
Gcrmai
narkinr'
wsre,
fund
in
SIIT-nt
tUIitcs
yestcrSay
and
else
h're
simila-
parachutes
were
fuM.
Th
Ministry
of
Home
Ferurity
appeMed
to
the
public
tr
r-mr'
information
there
misht
be
in
regard
to
parachu!
troor
landing
in
England.
Police
and
home
guards
on
foot
and
in
armored
cars,
stopped
all
traffic
in
-
areas
where
thi
parachutes
were
found.
FarlW
resorts
said
that
eleven
G'rman
airmen
who
ap
parently
bailed
nu
t
by
parachute
from
planes
shot
down,
been
cantured
In
the
MM-
!
lands.
There
wa
no
further
.
evidence
that
German
para-
NO
MISTAKING
THEIR
NATIONALITY
The
skating
outfits
carried
by
these
tars
easily
Identify
them
as
Canadians.
The.;e
Canadian
sailors
ln
England
with
their
ship
for
duty
with
the
Royal
Navy
evidently
hope
for
a
spot
of
hockey
in
off-duty
time.
MacKenzie's
Furniture
BEAUTY
REST
5LTTRESS
coll
springs.
All
sizes
roner
chutists
had
landed.
A
Berlin
dispatch
suggested
that
parachutists
had
been
dropped
to
sabotage
factories
in
industrial
England.
An
Air
Ministry
source
said
that
more
than
140
Oerman
planes
were
"probably
destroyed"
and
damaged
in
air
battles
on
Mon
day
and
Tuesday
in
addition
to
140
definitely
destroyed.
British
bombers
attacked
Junkers
aircraft
factories
at
Dessau
and;
Bernbur?
and
munitions
factories
31
Lunen
ana
uravenDroian,
tne;
AU"
Mmistry
announces
Fourteen
airdromes
in
Germany.
Belgium,
Holland
and
France
were
also
bombed.
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fifty
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The
14th
of
July,
narional
iicuctay
o,
Trance,
was
celebrated
in
London.
Enniand
by
truse
"free
Frenchmen"
wio
are
stiii
defying
AdoU
Hitler
ai.d
h.s
Nazis.
General
De
Gaulle,
leader
of
the
"free
Frenchmen,"
jis
.shown
hereJhspectmg
French
t
roops
in
London
on
Bastille
Day.
Meamship
Sailings
r'nr
Vaticouvri
Monday
SS
Prin.
George
3
pjn.
Xuekday
Catala
t:3u
p.M
Friday
Ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
-
10
p.m.
Ss.Cardena
,.
.
10:30
p.m.
SiturdayS
Prin.
Rupert
4
pjn
10
Aug.
10
SS
Prin.
Louise
5
pjn
2
Aug.
17-SS
Prin.
Alice
5
pjn.
Au?.
21
SS
Prin.
Louise..
.5
pjn.
Aug,
24
6S
Princess
Charlotte
5
pjn
Aug,
31
SS
Princess
is
Louise
-
5
pjn
('riiiii
Vancouver
Sunday
ss
Catala
..
p.m.
Wed.
SS
Pr.
Rupert
10
xun.
Friday
SS
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
X8
Prin.
Ade
alde
,
4
p.m.
Ss.
Cardena
,
p.m.
Aug;
12-SS
Prin.
Alice
a.m.
9
Aug.
16
SS
Prin.
Louise
....
ajn.
Aug.
19
SS
Prin.
Charlotte
a.m
Aug,
26-SS
Prin.
Louise
....
ajn.
Aug.
30
SS
Prin.
Charlotte
a.m
l
oi:
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m
Frl"
Ss
Prln'e
Rupert
12
noon
From
Stewart
and
l'rr.,.1
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
ajiv
Saturday
SS.
Prince:
Rupert
11
ajn.
For
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
ort
Simpson
8unday
ss.
Catala
8
pjn
From
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
...
11:30
a.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Monday
SS
Prince
Georgs3p.m
.
Friday
SS
Prin.
Adelaide
10
pjn.
Saturday-S.
Prince
'
Rupert
4
pjn.i
Vrnm
1-ean
Falls
Wednesday
SS
Prince
Rupert
10
am.,
Friday
I
'
SS
Prince
Rupert
10
ajn.
8s.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
p
m.i
ss.
Cardena
p.m.j
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
,
A?
cc
r,
i
Aug.
27-SS
Camosdn-
...x
8
pjn.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
.
Aug.
16
SS
Camosua.
mldnigh
Auj.
27
S3
Camosun
a.m
j
For
Alaska
I
Wednesday
SS
Pr.
Rupert
1
p.m
Aug.
12
SS
Prin.
Alice
a.m
Aug
.18
SS
Prin.
Louise
.
..
a.m.
Aug.
19
SS
Prin.
Charlotte
a.m.
Aug..
26
SS
Prin.
Louise
..
ajn
Aug.
30
SS
Prin.
Charlotte
ajn
from
Alaska
Monday
SS.
Prince
George
9
a.m.
Aug.
10
S3
Prin.
Louise
5
p.m.
IX
THE
St
PKEME
COl'KT
OF
UUITI
imr.MHIA
In
the
Matter
of
hamurl
Cirorge
Lindsay,
lnra-.f(l,
otlirrnW
knuwn
a
Sam
George
LliKlsay
Aiijl
In
tlie
Mattrr
of
the
"AdmlnWtratlon
Art"
TAKX
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Robertson.
Local
Judge
oX
the
Supreme
Court
ln
and
for
the
rvninf
rf
Prinze
Prince
Rimert
unpen
natlcif
aoui:g
in
In
th!
r.t
place
ox
and
t
the
request
of
hu
Honor
Judge
PUher.
I
was
on
August
71
n
1B40
appointed
Administrator
of
ait
th.
bSm
ln
British
ooiumWa.
with
the.
WIU
annexed,
of
'tie
Samuel
Oeorze
Lindsay,
otherwise
known
as
Bam
Oeorge
Lindsay,
cf
A
rimer,
Quebec
rho
died
at
Ajlmer
Qutfbec
on
the
37th
day
of
May
1934,
leVBg,
.property
ln
the
vicinity
of
pts,rti
9.
C.
All
persona
having
claims'
agalnxt
the
said
Estate
are
requlrrd
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
Dcxore
tne
laui
aay
on
tvptember
1940
and
alt
persons
In-
debted
to
the
said
Eot&te
are
required
to
pay
the
balance
of
their
Indebted
-
neae
to
me
forthwith.
DATED,
at
Prlnc
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
Bth'diiy
of
August
lo.
"
NORMAN
A.
WATT
OfTWsl
Administrator,
rrlnot
THipeet,
B,
C.
VVhifflets
Prom
I
he
Waterfront
;
......
;
'
in
port
o'clock
yesterday
morning
until
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
on
het
way
from
Vancouver
to
Ska
g
way.
carried
another
large
list
of
round
trip
tourist
passengers
for
Alaska.
3oace
on
t.hs
vessel
for
the
voyage
at
a
premium.
She
will
be
back
here
next
Monday
southbound
.
Competing
the
third
of
three
special
Al?.ska
tourist
crises
she
his
made
this
ssafon.
C.
P.
R
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
was
ln
port
from
oclock
yesterday
morning
until
.loon.
Sha
had
not
called
north
-
-und
on
th!s
voyage.
Aboard
th
-
.
Prlncew
Charlotte
on
arrival
here
were
207
oassengers.
all
but
two
of
whom
were
round
trippers
These
h
were
local
passengers;
trom
Ketchikan
who
disembarked
uiimwnupeH.
.
iuu
n
urecpyiur
w.
r.
aime.
cniei
engineer
oi
tn.
sreamr
rnnw
Kuperc.
wnicn
y"terdf
,lr
remaln
rsnnre
hU
home
in
Vancouver.
Geor?-
Davidson
R-cond
eneineer
us
auviuLj
i3
bxuci
uurnig
au
AIL'S
WELL
OVER
THERE
j
"We
Have
Nothing
to
Worry
About,"
Writes
Sister
of
Mrs.
Elfert
Frcm
Sussex.
England
'
.
.
"We
have
nothing
to
worry
about,
sk
Qf
the
.Nasty
Na2l-
..
tVk
-it..
Mrs.
John
Turole
from-
her
home
ln
Sussex,
England,
to
mj.
J.
R.
Elfert
of
this
city.
Mrs.
Turpie
was
a
visitor
In
Prince
Ru
jpert
a
couple
of
years
ago
and
many
who
made
her
acquaintance
will
be
interested
to
hear
what
she
has
to
say
about
the
Old
Land
In
wartime.
"I
suppose
you
wonder
about
us!
all
ln
this
island
fortress
of
ours
and
trv
to
nlcture
what
kind
of
liv
-
ps
we
live
Well,
reallv.
life
Eoes
on
at
usual
although
we
are
In
a
de-1
fence
area
here.
We
are
all
well
prepared
and
getting
stronger
ev-f
ery
day:
The
general
feeling
is
that
.
Hitler
will
either
shirk
an
Invasion'
or.
If
he
does
attempt
one.
it
will,
be
a
complete
failure
so
you
don't
need
to
wcrry
about
us.
Our
forcfj-are
great
and,
as
for
food,
we
have
all
we
want
of
.everything
with
noj
possibility
of
it
being
otherwise.
I
"
"
"-
man
propaganda
that
our
morale
completely
broken
with
their
air
,
raldr.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
they
t,-
oniv
stinen
us
up.
iney
nave
none
us
no
important
damage
anywhere."
0
Handyman
Home
Service
,
Repairing
Stoves,
Roofs,
Electrical
j
Appliances,
Oil
Burners
1
Cleaned,
numbing
and
Painting
221
Seventh
Ave.,i
W.
Phone
BLACK
735
TROUT
FRY
FOR
LAKES
Kamloops
Minnows
Are
Placed
A
I
Diana
and
Denise
By
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
Planting
of
some
100,000
Kam
loops
trout
fry
In
lakes
arouiu
prinCe
Rupert
has
been
completeo
by
the
Prince
Rupftt
Rod
&
Gun
Ciub.
xhe
Dul!c
gf
the
mtnnow&,
berated
following
hatching
of
the
g2,
at
the
hatchery
at
the
government
wharf.
wharf,
were
released
ln
Diana
Lake,
this
having
been
carried
out
at
the
first
of
thtlt
eer
-
eyirjtty
jofu
15)03
had
Deen"
pu"t
m'to
Rsinbow
Lake
and
about
5n00
ln
Denise
About
one
thousand
were
also
liberated
'aj
Barrett
Point
ftiantinn
of
the
frv
was
rar.
ried
out
undsr
the
general
dlrec.
tion
of
Charles
Balagno
who
had
ialsa
sunervlsed
thp
hitchlne.
Asslstlng
ln
connectlon
with
the
,antlni!
at
Dlana
Lake
were
o
w
Abbott.
J.
M.
Walker,
William
Rothwell,
Terry
Orimble.
Arthur
Hlneston,
Fred
Withers
and
Ed
Martm
In
connection
with
the
planting
t
RMnbow
Uk
ton
WKln.
Theo
FortunC(
Bruce
B,
Peter
aam.
u,a
and
s
j
H(m,.F
,t
The
fry
were
transported
to
,'Denlie
Lake
by
R.
O.
Large
and
C.
I
E.
Ftorr
with
their
boats
Nelris!
jand
Rudon.
James
Boyd
and
Joe'
iocuu
assisting.
I
It'o
the
cumu.atr.e
etftct
of
an
ortlsino
ortlsino
fhn
fhflf
counts
counts
"AN
IDEAL
MILK
for
Babies
I
"says
Elsie,
the
Borden
Cow.
"Klimij
pasteurized
cow'i
milk
with
only
the
water
removed.
Simply
replace
the
water
and
you
have
superior
quality
milk.
So
you
can
use
your
favorite
formula
method
by
oiiiijij
simply
modifying
liiuuiijfmu
Klim
xvfini
milk.
miiK.
Wherever
you
eo.
your
babv
is
assured
a
nunc
suppiy
oi
unquestionaoie
saiety
and
uniformity.
Formulas
made
from
Klim
are
more
digestible
because
the
milk
forms
a
smaller,
softer
curd.
The
fat
particles
are
broken
down
very
fine.
Get
Klim
at
all
good
grocers
and
druggists.
klim
Creamy
Milk
in
Powder
form
IX
THE
St
TKE.MK
COl'KT
Of
ItUITISH
COM
Mill
A
j
in
rnoiiATE
I
In
the
.Matter
of
the
"Administration
Vit"
'".
n,,
Maiter
.f
the
Estate
of
Charles
Frt-tlrrlt-k
Joslln,
Dicmwd
ln(etate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor,
H.
E.
A.
Robertson,
made
the
'7th
day
of
August,
A.
D.
1940,
I
was
I
appointed
administrator
-
of
the
estate
of
Charles
Frederick
JoslUi,
deceased.
Hid
all
parties
having
claims
against
,
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
some,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
8th
day
of
September,
A.
D.
1940,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
,me
forthwith.
I
DATED
the
8th
day
of
August
AD.
11940.
;
nUKHAH
A,
WAIT
Official
Adminlsrator,
""
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Cnlury-fox
fictwri
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S3!ft3l
l
1
ramm
Travelogue
'Ruins
of
Palmyra
Cartoon
"A
Hoy,
A
Gun
&
Birds"
World
News
Events
HOLLYWOOD
CAVALCADE
Moving
Picture
History
Basis
of
Current
Film
at
Capitol
Theatre
Coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
and
tomorrow.
"Hollywood
Cavalcade,"
starring
Alice
Faye
and
Don
Ameche
ln
technicol
or,
le-enacts
and
photographs
anew
the
romance
of
Hollywood
from
days
of
bathing
beauties
to
world
premieres.
It
tells
the
human
story
of
Mike;
who
wanted
to
make
movies,
and
Molly,
who
wanted
only
to
be
loved
by
Mike
but
who
Instead
won
greatness
on
the
screen.
It
depicts
the
drama
of
the
men
and
women
who
conquered
the
entertainment
worjd
In
the.
.romantic,
fabulous,
zanyjats'-of
Hoilyi'bod's
rise.
With
great
star?
brToday
and
yesterday,
there
is
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