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Occupants
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Death
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in
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ni...
w
.
AVY
DAY
U
Planned
This
Year,
According
To
Moscow
lleport
MOSCOW
Julv
29!Russla
cele
f3
Tfti
XT
....
i
-.
j
...lit.
k.A
1
h
v
v
iihv
rsiinnv
wilil
ic
1
l
ar
-
rTt'
ai
...
1
1
t
-
1
r
aw
various
Kussian
porws
targets
"
ua.uc
ana
i3iacK
peas
as
wen
la
i
..
.
.
...
I
-""us
lu
npv
Rnin
in
iuju.
times
as
many
submarines
uuni
tnis
year
ns
last.
Caused
Defeat
NEW
YORK,
Julv
29:-The
for-
-
ramisier
nmer
of
of
France
France
nas
nas,
at
my
first
raid
and
was
Just
hands
and
shouting
to
myself
'Grand
show.
Splendid
show
as
our
bomos
nu
me
.
viaaivojtock
on
the
racuic1-
U
1
'ia
and
in
Latvia
Plans
for
all
nnrtnn
Ha
MPaffl
ar.
,
.
"7
.
..
UV1IUV11
r-o-
tAjjuiisiun
01
trie
Doviei,
iiccv
announced
168
new
war
ves-
Nothing
Of
Peace
Official
Nolice
Lacking
In
Reported
Overtures
of
Hitler
Throusn
Holland
and
Sweden
LONDON,
July
29:
--
Official
quarters
here
know
nothing
of
new
peace
overtures
irom
many
reported
to
have
been
Inst
¬
ated
through
Sweden
ana
land.
.
.
.
,
innrtpd
nrraneements
were
made
'for
the
partition
of
Roumanla,
Hitler
elvlne
his
orders
as
to
me
future
of
southeast
Europe,
with
the
countries
affected
left
to
work
out
details.
Soviet-Afghanistan
Trade
Treaty
Now
Pact
Between
Soviet
Republic
and
Indian
Principality
Is
Reported
ew
yotlt
.
Portu-
X0.unP
"l
"
,
rrMtv'
MOSCOW.
July
29:
-
A
new
.
1
Iin
Ah
I..I.1I.
.
.
m
I
mm
mhI
nn
1nar
KOIlirm'n
I4I
Llls
vavj
,
-
.
v
v.
a
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
'.1
1
inn
r
r
uTnnna
ui
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
v
111.1.11
l,
1
Liuiiikx
,
""'
e
says,
was
largely
cue
on
tne
rrincc
nupci
-j
0
lack
of
pkne,,,
'm
ter
spending
a
week
at-
Stewart.
Soviet-Afghanistan
ment
is
reported.
trade
agree-
1
LIBRARY
eatherFor.ecasi
!
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Rupert-Moderate
to
fresh
shifting
to
southwest.
th
Tind5
Cloudy
and
cool
with
showefs.
.
XXIX.
No.
177
N0RTI1KKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
29,
1940.
.
.
ii
.
l
T
lji,
ii
i;
iirinni.ii
.
-
i
..
.
wnprR
Lnpv
xiipiiL
hii
aiurnnnn
ivicmiiiiu'
.
anXUldll
1
ww
'i"v
.it
imiivii
.ivw
iJiuvnoiiii;
--
,
.
...
.
it.
I
r
llnv.rrr
.
i
j
-
A
ii
I
i4.
a
ii..:..
inir
ni
nis
rnmnnnv
nr
in.
u'pun
-
j
k
-
r
.
"
.-
VBUUIIWUlK
uuoiivu
Hivu
1111.
oi.u,
iivii,
uiuutm
m
inuv
-
i
..
n
.
A
.
.
Wstviw
Wpttvlw
rh
children
Irlrprt
tinV
took
-nart
Tiart.
In
In
.
.t-t.
mrtrnlnfr
i
mt
Thlr
.1
.
.
uuaiiu.
uub
iui
itiiius
ill
xi.rHi'uiers
i
a.Al
ihlt
i
.
..
Intn
(vti
foof-
water
The
exact
cause
of
thr
ba
nn
trsf
hori
annnnnf.
by
the
Department
of
National
ft
m
noAn
llitniinntr
onrf
a..Jmm
kai4
Kon
tit
a
t
Inn
a1
of
ill
J
kaia
tnm
Hm
t
had
made
some
flights
Into
Simpson
and
Rchardson
arc
.
a
.
1
1
1
A.
f
t
i
r
m
m
1
1
it
ii
iiv
win
irmr
i,iiiiiiiii
train
for
Edmonton.
utntueuienani
eimpson
is
sur-
.
.
.
.
.
i
j
ubuarme
ana
wno
was
iiown
Vice-President
Of
Railway
Is
Visitor
Here
ni.
i
.
in.
At
i
-
r
w"
Ky
n
w-
aT-"
"
I
m
B
Was
aW
inere
i
-
,
ig
Officer
Halpcnny
also
has
I
mf
anrl
KnmhPK
nnvr
ur.A
Han
S
been.
In
Vancou-
VJ1
"
but
il
leaving
there
for
Edmon-
whUh9v
af.
invnoM.
Julv
29:-
Although
;
pourea
m
ana
book
ana
his
army
,
,
.
.
.cooks
under
him
arranged
to
make
"n00n
and
n
Thl
?y
eve"ln?
T?
m-
'
tnls
same
SrouP
had
ta
welner
it,mlRht
com
on
any
tmorrow.
sure
no
one
left
the
iemnorarv
"
kuarter"
Sth
an
empty
stmach.
Play8Touirld.
A
total
th
feelin?
Is
coXlng'r
ermyqsawS
"S
SfW'S
'SfrSe
theTaU3
nd'wi'
Acropolis
Hill
on
Monday
England
at
thta
"me
and
instead
night
there
--
was
a
marshma
ow
turn
nis
attention
easvwaru,
pus
nm.tn.
..M-.tnih.
to
the
cooks
proving
annoying
provmgveryannoy.ngtothecw.es
very
w.
.,u,
t0
tne
v,
0
n
a.mi
flelds
ncJ
nd
Im,
Ir,q
r
overt?
timA
tno
pnpmv
nnnrnnrn-
Tayior
Street,
thence
down
Sixth
to
McBrlde
Street
and
east
on
McBrlde
to
finish
just
below
Ninth
Avenue.
Entry
Is
open
to
any
boy
or
girl
uiiuct
acvcitbccit
jcaia
v
oim
the
following
rules
must
be
ad
hered
to.
i
All
entries
must
be
home-made.
.
a
fniianKAA!ni4
VBTilf-laC
and
their
i
h
flew
In
the
centre
of
the
lead-
.'
"j.wneeis
commander
lor
Adolf
Hitler
bunaay
recciveu(Length
of
either
axle
must
not
r.n-ir."Tr
but
the
inff
wine
flRKR
UDOLlVY
VPlI
SinSnaH
hu
machine
constantly
the
President,
Prime
Minister
and
exceed
three
feet.
All
entries
ate
JuU.fomPl
of
Intcrlor
of
Slovakia.
sublec
t0
tne
approvaI
o(
itepi
uouuius
.
.
.
,
wif.i,n,,r
onnferenre
Tho
.
a
On
landing
he
explained
that
ne
-
-
-
;
"
:tJlpd
coc
..
.
i,
V,,.
unjc
nff
thp
controls
cumcicutc,
k
v"
j
'
ine
ariver
oi
ctu
wm
uo
W5l
fbtt'SS
been
In
.
spirit
of
end'
starter
at
had
U4U
wcw
J'a
"
w...-
allowed
aiiOWeu
the
IUC
aW
ttiu
u
of
one
obauci
ai
once
was
and
cordial
understanding."
;
the
ship
lthe
beginning
of
race
only-The
meeting
with
the
Slovaklan
0nce
started,
he
must
push
or
pull
n
u
l
f
ii...n,l
rlmllir
rnnfpr.l.
.
.
.
.
.
.
-
v.
.
j
rrcsiuvut
iunuwcu
suuu
1
nis
car
to
ine
top
ui
catii
Duuuccu-
ences
during
the
week-end
wlthlng
hlll
tne
rnme
ivimisvcia
aim
uv.6.
Entries
may
De
mane
wiin
tne
ministers
of
Roumanla,
Bulgaria
direcor
of
any
of
the
playgrounds
and
Tfnntrarv
at
which.
It
Is
re
and
the
prize
list
will
be
published
later.
This
Wednesday
afternoon
there
will
be
a
doll
contest
In
the
play-
cround
headauartersT
Entry
is
onen
to
the
children
on
any
of
the
four
grounds
and
the
dolls
will
be
ludeed
ln
the
following
classes
largest
doll,
smallest
doll,
best
dressed
doll,
prettiest
doll
and
the
most
original
doll.
COiUMrTTED
FOR
TRIAL
Rufus
White,
who
allegedly
at
tempted
to
break
into
the
city
lock-UD
last
week
to
liberate
friend
of
his
who
was
incercerated
there,
was
committed
for
trial
by
1
.
.
Magistrate
McClymont
on
satur
aay.
KEEP
AWAY
High
10:16
ain.
155
ft.
22:14
p.m.
18.5
ft.
Low
3:55
a.m.
5.6
ft.
15:30
p.m.
9.4
ft.
PRIOR:
8
CENTO
any
Xazis
Are
Being
Shot
Down
r
m
nil
i'
i
tin
'iiiiii
iiii'i
-ix
wo
Umcers
and
UneDlu
LAK:
idudi
yvuLrv
-
.
.
.
A
IJ
1
I
111
II
I1M
f
'UIH
C
n
m
nun:
uiyvumd
llfrvi-H
Raw
T
rzneAi
III
Vl
VI
AVJ
Y
I
iuuv
Corporal
Cook
Gets
Military
iMedal
Various
Activities
Keep
Staff
For
Fine
Work
in
Firing
Line
By
I).
E.
BUKRITT-
Canadian
vuiiituiuii
Press
woo
utoi
S,taff
i
Writer
rittvcf
Engaged
Soap
Box
Derby
Coming
Up
The
----
directors
-
-
on
allot
the-
Gyro
s
r
I
I
I
Wnaaanr
1
r
I
I
aan
a
a
a
m
!....
'
i
i.ma
i
r'jkiik'ai
kiJBB.iaaaiK
ill
i
i
"
-nrrvnm
i
wntt
unv
a
i
a
iahivv
mii
i
nrr
iff
i
v
iiii.v
rr
it.
iaiii.ii
int.
aa
M
I1a1.
.
.11
1
i-ii-
-i
1i
Ml
mar
rrt
!
fellow
whose
soldier
Dais
"kid"
him
nics
taking
the
lead
In
popularity
A
I
I
H
l
I
II
IJ
about
his
protruding
ears.
But
among
the
many
special
events,
jfl
1
1
lull
A
wll
Rpn'o
Afire
rtlavort
an
ImnApioni
There
were
twenty-five
In
the
r
im
part
in
earning
the
Military
Medal.
Seal
Cove
group
who
had
a
picnic
I
1
I
U
V
U
V
I
-uook.-'
as
he
Is
known
around
the
ai
"
ciujuajr
-
"
fii
w
-------
--w
-
1
j
-
w
.
.
.
.
mnvnn
Mm
a-nn
ni
iietinAti.Mi
v
i
iuoi
wj
aiiu
kum
i
viii
din?
Aircraftsman
Robert
RiChardSOn
Of
Vancouver,
when
the
BEF,
was
palnff
out
nf
McClymont
Park
packed,
lunches
England
Believes
Tnat
w
iiKrieg
11.
J
ui,,Inir
mmn
nir
nf
Alifnrl
Hfiir
ivhnn
o
l?nrnl
n,,
t.
.
u
u
...
and
hiked
OUt
to
the
gams
SDOt
May
AOl
lnt
riaic
in
taltlni
Alrrrn
ff
eman
''
TMotibM.
-attempting
to
concentrate
on
ieea-
'
-
It
was
a
(larintr
uu
icwi
"J
.
...
.
j
u.j
cifh
"
South
On
Thursday
afternoon
a
doll
con-
and
Iran
and
beyond
to
;
Vauehan.
in
ennfV.pacf
nnrt.
n.
c.
vice-nresident
mff
h.mrv
and
wrin
trnnn.
of
r
Africa.
PrfMutlons
are
Deing
ta-
'uimuuui'
u
i-wM....-
!
charge
of
purchasca
and
stores,
their
own
army.
'
bombers
took
part,
planes
In
such
possibility.
Hit-
n
Resu
"
of
'
doll
contests:
.
en
Inst
a
Canadian
National
Railways,
ar-
Able
to
stand
only
so
much,
"'.
hrUk
.
the
Bal-
groups
of
a
dozen
or
so
zooming
rived,
in
the
city
on
last
nights
-Book-
and
his
kitchen
crew
be-
down
and
dropping
hundreds
of
Doll,
Margaret
Suther-
k-ns
nt
the
orient
time
surest
train
from
the
East
in
the
course
of
came
annoyed
and
finally
grabbed
,ad
'
aui"?r
fn
somp
fht
therp
may.
be
fur.
bombs.
Damage
was
very
slight
tk
HkClll
illO7Ul.viuil
luui
auu
o
mm
JU1111.U
111
nlVIi
bile
AigLtb-
pert
for
Vancouver.
....
-rr-
prctHest
Doll,
Lois
Thompson.
lfd
'
to
their
u0,C,of,;
"kitchen."
Jhe"
1
y
Funnlt
Doll
Ebpeth
MacKen.
j
iMBU.tnerMn0leaCe!?deVe.
Bet
Dressed
Doll.
Donna
Our
U...6
w
cala
'
VlCh.
Under
"Book's1
orders
lng
"
line.
u'iu"
1
i
lire
arawine
ewser
ne
gave
oraers
i
.
'
11CSUKW
I
,!.rt
SJS-a2a.li8rnaile$:
Doil.
Pat
Mo.
A"
Isculfery
and
gelTTck
fnTolhe
f&-
t
M,
..
.
Hlbbard.
.
Fifteen
German
Ships
Are
Destroyed
Today
In
Great
Battle
Over
Southern
Port
WOULD
AID
REFUGEES
Heaviest
Toll
of
Enemy
for
Any
Battle
Since
War
Began
is
Taken
Today
Devastating
Raids
Continue
to
Be
Made
by
R.A.F.
Into
Enemy
Country
MAY
HAVE
"BEEN
23
DOWNED
LONDON,
July
29:
(CP)-Early
unofficial
re-ports
placed
at
twentyrthree
the
number
of
German
planes
shot
down
in
today's
battle
off
the
southeast
coast
of
England.
Officially
it
was
indicated
that
the
total
would
probably
run
higher
than
fifteen
which
an
official
statement
gave
out
based
on
"reports
so
far
received."
LONDON,
July
29,-British
anti-aircraft
guns
and
Royal
Air
Force
fighter
planes
today
took
their
heaviest
.
11
J?
Hurmgn
oiy
Vi
Sfl
far
in
the
WSl'
'ill
irum
any
mhic
uchuuh
.
-7
,
wnei
when
no
i.u
less
than
fifteen
enemy
machines
were
bagged.
i
ii
"tW
offonV
hr
hv
th
tnp
Nazis
Na7.is
on
on
an
an
oiuciauy
annuuucvu
..a,c
""i,(mt-Brif.ih
has
mess
men
In
Japan
.
Prettiest
Doll
Lois
Nlckerson.
rresiaent
uoosevru
oeis
up
mn-
snuv
uuu
ouuuj
y-
lomwtthe
remains.
iWereyman
Turned
Alr-Flghtcr
In
they
did
It
a
numDer
oi
times
umii
Funnlest
rjoji
Rose
Marie
Hart
1
I
.
.
!
I
,
n
llh
c...i.
r.-.
n.rt
iiniii
line
line
oraer
urucr
iiuany
iinaiiy
came
tame
to
uu
wnu-
mm-
uiniii:
win
I'va.i
w
IdraW.
noct
riroccorf
rVill
Alloa
tflllol
Soap
Bos
Derby
.
chinery
to
Purchase
and
Dis
tribute
Supplies
and
there
were
no
casualties.
Antl-j
aircraft
euns
Droved
highly
ac-
and
their
firing
was
the.
British
shlDDlne
and
in
flying
tover
southwest
England
and
Wales
i
while
-the
British
lost
two.
Two
.
'
I
,'!
,
U
.n
n
niut
n
w.
nffirn
'
I
.
.
.
ma.
rtli
'enemy
1AHAmM
nlqn..
tv.ra
were
hPftllffht
brought
nOWll
down
WASHINGTON,
July
29:
(CP.
planes
.
..
.
r.
.
'
..
'
nnmmtinlniin
onnnimi"
nff
award
of
n
u
4
r..i.nn
n
Snni.mil
Viv
Rnval
Air
Forpe
flsflters
during
Fiftv
Fifty
or
or
sixty
Sixty
.
Nazi
Nazi
.
dive
dive
BRITISHERS
ARE
TAKEN
most
intensive
yet.
There
were
lndustrUUsU
Held
in
spectacular
dogfights
high
In
the
Reuters
correspondent
is
skics.
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i
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Is
missing.
Nine
.more
Oermarwplanev
are
I
SHANGHXr
My
29.-Nlne
prem-
ti-prp
rpnnrted
to
have
been
arrest
ed
by
Japanese
authorities
during
raids
on
five
Japanese
cit.es.
im
reasons
for
the
arrests
were
kept
secret
In
Tokyo
and
were
not
disclosed.
The
nine
were
said
to
have
.
.
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vfmtarv
MMai
rook
man-
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afternoon
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till
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Tn
anrllT.lOni
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ai
nrir
9
in
mnnm
iiairstka
m
t
n
Raminla
Throuth
Minister
at
the
cockpit
ipcrlece
so
that,
when
he
and
his
co-0perate
with
the
playground
That's
'the
Friar1
back
from
refugees
arrived
at
the
harbor
to
staff
ln
ponclng
the
route
of
the
find
all
ships
on
the
opposite
shore,
his
Sunday
service."
said
a
young
race
and
barricading
the
inter-
'
......
.
......
."hp
at.
onrA
cor.
hold
of
one
of
trie
n
n.
nnn.
airman
In
a
laintiy-iirca
voice
--
-
wcuviu
aa.w
uiu
few
motor
boats
working
and
fer-
Irpminisrent
of
a
country
parson,
blllty
of
accidents.
:
'the
returnlnc
Dllot
pronounced
the.
rled
the
wounded
safely
over
to
the
(
The
route
followed
will
be
the
K
QFNT
night
perfect
but
doubted
whether
UV-
He
himself
returned
M
don-
same
as
that
used
last
year.
At
10
OLll
i
I
the
pictures
he
had
taken
on
theltlnue
his
cooking
duties
while
the
3
O.dock
ln
the
afternoon
the
I
r
,
i
.
romnanv
held
the
harbor
aDDroach-
-oa
.111
ctort
at
sivth
innim
uctuc
-
-
.
..
v..-
reconnaissance
were
guou
.
.
no
'and
n.
1
.
.
Uaha
of
the
cround
mist
Brother
officers
gave
him
the
London
nickname
because
he
really
Is
a
i
-rvp
-TXI
T
nar-on
He
learned
flvliig
while
at'AlcH
I
I
II
19
n.A"Lj
X
VUU
rnwnnxT
..
r...
.university
and.
after
ordination,
be-
--w..,
-ui,
uiciii,
un-
.
-pa-ra.
.,.
m.hnr.
of
.--
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i
Hi..ai.
41
i
Ala
i
Ldiiic
inai;miii
w
-----1
m
-
-
w.vu5..
Inln.j
,h-
T7ova!
K.
W
Ml
I
I
UK
ties
or
invasion."
to
planes
orougnt
aown
oinerSed
,n
&
faU
from
a
second
storey
"were
so
badly
damaged
that
they
.lndow
JaDanese
authorities
v-woi
v
w
rjg
iUIlg
UCiUIC
lilvli
Ui
awn
IHiC
.first
attack
was
broken
up
but
40
are
called
xhus
Great
Britain
Melville,
25,000,
12.4c
and
7c,tney
1
fcaiVJ
too
vwv
were
-
-
-
driven
back
across.
answers
Hitler's
appeal
for
peace.
Royal.
FROM
CITY
Halibut
Sales
British
Credit
In
France
Has
Been
Stopped
vtpwv.
Julv
29.
The
govern
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
arrived
ln
port
at
o?an
last
nlcht
from
the
south,
sail
ing
at
11:30
for
Stewart
and
other
1.1
at..MM.
kVlA
tVfl
1
1
I'Oa
limped
off
flying
only
a
few
teet
clalmlng
u
was
a
case
of
sulclde.
(above
the
water
as
the
enemy
Great
Britaln
Is
preparing
to
send
sped
away
towards
home,
-e
o
al
test
to
Japan
over
the
for
the
first
time
used
Germans
.ncldent
when
fun
detalU
are
learn-
slngle
seater
bombing
fighters.
fd
Robert
Cralglei
British
Ambas-
Alr
operations
over
land
as
far
sad0f
t0
-aparii
is
to
present
the
n
the
enemy
was
concerned
yes-
.
n.n,.
T...,..n.mman
.
.
.
.....
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ayckiio
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LONDON,
July
2V.--
Rt.
Hon.l.terday
were
small
and
restricted
;
Malcolm
MacDonald,
minister
of
owing
to
the
unfavorable
weather.
mvin
health,
earned
people
of
London.
For
the
same
reason
Sunday
was
VllKr
Krlilll
and
other
metropolitan
areas
also
a
quiet
day
as
far
as
Boyai
'
w
-
hrtnirinnr
ihelr
children
Air
vnrio
raids
on
Germany
were
.
.si
v
v
VTtm
home
itUUaV
from
iiuui
the
waaw
country
for
vaca-1
-
VUUkVii'VWI
concerned.
War
Secretary
V
Anthony
-
(.ALLlKIJ
vJU
1
tlon
during
August
which
he
said
Eden
Just
missed
seeing
the
battle
.
1
.
.
.
I
.
.
J
n
A
TJ
.
.
At.
TT
1
.
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1
.
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jmignt
oe
a
.uuc
u
lueiwetn
uic
umwu
"u
......
cause
London
had
not
yet
Deenpianes,
to
hpllPVI
believe
l?Ua.
"
toJi"AT:S"n!l
was
no
reason
shortly
before
It
occurred
he:
T
"""-
v.
feet
Height
of
wheels
(diameter)
(It
would
not
be,
MacDonald
said.
had
made
an
Inspection
of
coastal
wing
1
leader.
I
I
uture
Actions
Ieet,ie'?
.
0IJI
1
and
snltflre
and
In
the
first
big
bombing
raid
on
imust
noj,
oe
m.t
-.
Z:tv
n
ZZl'ZZ
'
I
inches.
One
or
ootn
oi
tne
DacK
manger
ui
us
.c
v..,
nurncauw
tihva
after
Italy
entered
cniereau
the
t.
war,
.
.
Ubya
after
Haiy
-
...
esTcurmn
catcquro.
July
iiiiv
29:-Chancel-',.,,
w
"
.
i
"
.
n
;i
1
1
I-1
-
....
,
m.,.t
musi
l
hp
ue
suitably
..iav.i..
u...jr
braked.
ua.cu.
i.
n
iln
the
country.
Royal
Royal
Air
Air
Force
Force
fig
Uk
Ahunnpl
Tn
"
third
raid,
four
'ViiC'
Waawaaaav,
'
I
German
raiders
made
a
hit
and
.hin
attack
on
a
southeastern
Eng-jllsh
town,
each
dropping
a
single
bomb
without
serious
damage
Nazis
can
no
longer
ignore.
Germany,
without
confirmation
by
the
British
authorities,
claimed
"staggering
blows"
by
submarines
and
air
bombers
against
British
naval
units
and
merchantmen,
Further
Classes
Being
Summoned
to
Colors
in
Old
Country,
Indicating
No
Peace
Intention
LONDON,
July
29:
With
thirty-
fighters
clashed
four
year.0ids
being
called
out
I
with
German
bombers
over
the'now
Qreat
Brlt'am
jj
expected
Southeast
coast
of
England
Sat-.wlthln
the
next
few
weeks
to
call
lurday
and
two
of
the
enemy
were
three
more
classes
of
men,
total-shot
down.
More
raiders
crossed
to
j,n
900,000,
to
arms'.
It
may
not
tko
r-nut
two
hours
after
thC
u.
l..
wnpnr
man
nf
frnm.17
tn
BAH
UOIJJ
LONDON,
tCP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
.
(UliriVVb
Wtta
UUWMlftVM
iyvj
A
man
and
a
woman
were
Killed
-1,
KA
fnm
t...
-ln.mnM
Knmho
Hiirlnrjr
mint
I
Uj
VJCllUtHl
WUII1UO
WMaaat
.
Friday
night.
I
GERMANY
HARD
HIT
The
Royal
Air
Force
was
today
continuing
its
devastating
bomb
ment
of
France
has
ordered
banks
Jn(f
rads
on
numous
important
land
other
financial
Institutions
to
lnimary
objectives
in
Germany
.
.
...
f.tvirla
and!
.
.
suspend
pa,ymeiii-
ui
u..
and
German-occupiea
coumry
11
.mritte.
nf
anv
Vltlrt
to
.
.
..
.
.
graiibiiig.
u,
.
yn"
w
.
-
-
inciuaing
011
nepuvs,
aiiuii""i
British
subjects.
This
is
in
reply
dockSi
nava,
bj(seSt
nnicting
jto
Britain's
"freezing"
of
French
h
heavy
damage
damage
that
that
even
even
the
the
assets.
southbound
from
Skagway
to
1
Vancouver,
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
t
AlirP
Cant.
Robert
ThomDSOIl,
Was
In
port
from
4
to
7
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon.
The
vessel
had
on
board
185
passengers,
seven
of
whom
disembarked
here.
ary
cruiser
and
two
destroyers
had
ibeen
sunk
with
other
Vessels
dam-aeed.
The
Germans
also
claimed
that
Swansea
piers
and
Cornwall
airports
had
been
bombed
and
that
five
British
planes
had
been
shot
down
ln
the
Channel.
The
British
admit
loss
of
a
1000-ton
turn
here
tomorrow
southbound.
claiming
that
one
British
auxlll-destroyer.
tmtf
v
ft
'
'
...
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4:
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