-
r
MOSCOW,
July
8:
(CP)
The
Red
Army
was
reported
today
to
be
cutting
wide
swaths
in
the
ranks
of
the
Germans
in
the
fighting
concentrated
largely
at
strategic
river
crossings.
The
Russians
struck
the
heaviest
blow
south
of
the
Ukrainian
city
of
Th
executive
of
lhe
Prince
Rup
ert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
I
Leazue
was
ln
session
last
evening
,10c.
of
the
British
Empire
Service
io.2.
chau
Other
members
present
were
J
Preece.
Nell
Cameron,
J.
M.
Walker,
George
Abbott,
II.
A.
Thrupp
and
Hugh
M.
Smith.
Ban
On
Entry
Inlo
Cristobal
And
Balboa
CRISTOBAL.
Canal
Zone,
July
8:
ba)
onrt.
mif.
Infn
pffppt.
vpr.terdav
new
regulations
under
which
ships
W
not
be
permitted
to
clear
or
.en
ter
Cristobal
and
Balboa
Harbors
betttrpn
cnncnf
nnA
ciinrttn
Thn
Kulatlons
will
continue
In
effect
throughout
the
present
emergency,
itWasKnlri
Mis.
E.
P,
Fisher
Is
leaving
for
fort
Clements
on
'the
Camosun
to
night.
!
TRAGIC
;
Novograu,
a
voiynsKi
communique
said
ami
also
in-
attend
to
jj
flirted
heavy
loses
on
the
Germans
in
defending
the
drifting
from
I
Dnieper
and
Dniester
Rivers
in
the
central
and
to
.i
mi.
i
i
i
ii
i
l
rntithnvn
copTfirm
inn
nnmm
n
ni
n
inr
ptiroM
thif
"''
!
Legiop,
Executive
From
President
Selective
Compulsory
Service
Ailvo
ctfd
To
Prime
Minister
In
Interview
i
Halibut
Sales
American
5,000
pounds,
and
10c
to
12.4c
and
10c.
Canadian
15,000
pounds,
and
102c.
,
'
American
Masonic.
40,000,
Storage,
and
10c.
PROV
LlBh
fleather
Forecast
TomorroWs
Tides
High
1:10
ajn.
22.7
It.
Prince
Rupert
District
and
Queen
14:05
pjn.
20.5
ft.
Charlotte
Islands.
Light
northwest
Low
7:50
a.m.
0:4
ft.
winds,
part
cloudy
and
mild.
20:01
pjn.
53
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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XXX..
No.
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PE"RITb7(I7
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ESP
AY7
JULY
8,
1
941
.
Germans
Lose
In
West
and
East
HI
'-
!
-i
i
t
.
.
in
l
n
i
Kcd
Army
tutting
Wide
awaths
j,
In
Ranks
of
Germans
Four
Units
j
Totalling
(5.(100
Men
Dps!
rnvpn
DEATH
AT
SIMPSON
rtncr
Knntt
Fpll
llrturrn
Rnats
At
Float
And
Killed
Instantly
J
Roger
Knott,
well
known
and
re-
4
spu:ted
Port
Simpson
fisherman
2
met
a
tragic
death
at
Port
Esslng
ton
Saturday
night.
During
the
big
celebration
he
was
called
out
to
h
his
boat
which
was
the
float.
Hurrying
get
eet
to
to
his
his
boat
which
wa3
on
a.
the
inn
outside
ouL&ino
j
c
of
other
boats
he
fell
iv
nnmratlnn.sfnr
w
the..
Ilia
f
tf
JT"V
CtP9M'ttf
biirt
o
WA
Mn
limn
MpKavMrx
.IPn.
Heaviest
Bombers
Of
Royal
Air
Force
Lashed
Out
Against
Nazis
Centres
Today
a
mmm
mm
m
Adjutant
Was
Speaker
At
United
Church
The
morning
service
In
the
First
striHno
hi
tinitpri
church
Sunday
was
con-
I
V
fOlll
Cl
birewnra
ugnuy
a.mosi
mrecf
cause7lns
d
Adlutant
Brundson
of
cad
hlct
ara
death.
du.t
by
I
ly
north
:uu
south
between
Ostrov
on
the
Latvian
lhe
Aenl
g
around
tner
gon
Army.
ln
a
thought-
frontier
and
MoglleV
I'OdOlSKl
on
the
Bassarabian
one
am.
the
body
was
not
recov-
ful
address
Mr.
Brundson
spoke
on
hrmW.
Trip
destruction
of
four
German
units
tnhil-
3
ptpA
until
thp
npxt
riav
Hp
was
thp
need
for
personal
Christianity.
ling
approximately
six
thousand
men
was
announced
1
35
years
of
ase
IIe
there
was'no
iues,in
as
in
MJ.mv
The
funeral
was
held
at
Tort
to
the
material
progress
made
bv
in
iuu.uv.
fiimnmn
MnnHav
anrf
was
attpndprf
the
world
but
he
felt
the
matter
of
by
all
the
village
and
cannery
lhe
spiritual
progress
of
the
world
friends.
There
were
many
beautl-
should
be
examined,
ful
flowers
sent
showing
the
high
Speaking
from
the
story
of
Jacob
esteem
in
which
the
deceased
was
In
the
Old
Testament
Mr.
Brund-held.
Roger
is
survived
by
his
son
pointed
out
how
Jacob
needed
II
Dsvnstfle
!
mother,
one
son,
Wilfred
and
sis-
to
return
to
the
stone
or
Bethel
IlCarS
IVCpOriS
I
Summary
Summary
ter.
Flora.
the
place
of
his
original
blessing
12.5c
Flowers
were
nfieived
from
Mr.
In
order
to
renew
his
faun,
mere,
and
Mrs.
J.
Clarke,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
when
he
cried
out
of
the
deaths
of
12.1c
'Alfred
Wesley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cas-
heart
he
found
strepgth.
We
must
;per
Webster,
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
Wilfred
not
accept
Christianity
as
a
'ode
jWhlte,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Bry-
of
life
or
a
set
or
beliefs.
The
12.4c
ant-
Mr.
and
Mrs
Arthur
Wesley,
world
today
Is
a
challenge
to
all
Mrs
Havwarrt
and
famllv.
Mr.
and
Christians.
Only
when
they
cry
Sentinel,
25,000,
Booth,
12.5c
and
Mrs.
Johnson
Russ,
Mrs.
M.
C.
1
out
.
from
the
depths
.
i
of
ii-.u
thdr
i
souls
.....
1
c.
iDudoward,
Mrs.
J.
D.
Watson.
Mr,
and
only
a3
me
inaivmudi
j.uis
Canadian
.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Morrison
and
away
all
other
gods,
and
worship-,
Sea
Maid,
15,000,
Atlln,
12.1c
and
family.
The
Ladies
of
the
Ivy
j
the
one
God
In
all!
sincerity,
will
nulla,
tne
Lames
oi
me
y.
f.
e.
a-,
-uie
iuu
uirwuic
o.wvu
....
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Benson.
Mr,
ibe
attained.
TV'intnr
rlnnr
pnitlnmnt
II"
Olll
rnlvA
thn
nnnrpm
uao
In
Prince
mmnmw
mm
a
m
v
s-
Canada
has
been
responsible
for
Rupert
looking
over
the
situation
I
IjM
K
IVI
UL
WtQ
rr
l
n
17
1
1
1
v
iiiii-K.
iiiL4J
luihi
huvm
anri
no
or
t
ri
m
l.
i.iiiif
.mucu
uuw-
,
w
o
---
MilV4
v
w
"
'
i
altera
lapse
of
centuries
3,500
1
miStic
that
something
would
be
acres
of
the
Sussex
downs,
accord-
Parts
of
the
3.500
acres
reclaimed
were
covered
with
brambles,
thorn3
and
thick
gorse,
sometimes
up
to
flvp
feet
ln
height.
Plowing
the
heavy
clay
and
chalky
soil
was
not
made
any
easier
by
numerous
val
leys
and
steep
Inclines.
The
east
Sussex
war
agricultural
committee
which
undertook
reclamation
of
the
land
late
ln
1939
used
the
Canadian
type
plows
m
thp
face
of
sharp
criticism,
A
firm
of
steam-tackle
experts,
when
first
nnncnitpd
about
the
Droject,
saia
the
cost
of
breaking
the
land
would
be
prohibitive.
At
first
10
olows
were
usea
dui
Dy
the
summer
of
1940
the
number
was
Increased
to
70.
ThP
nlows.
of
a
standard
type
common
ln
Canada,
were
set
to
turn
coulters
tllter
several
notches
to
the
land
the
tractor
operator
icurm
better
results
were
obtained
In
burying
the
herbage.
Not
having
heard
anything
more,
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
wired
on
July
3
asking
If
anything
was
being
done.
Today
comes
a
reply
wnicn
reads
as
follows:
"Your
telegram
July
Third:
Steps
now
being:
taken
to
call
for
tenders
on
rrlnce
Rupert
Program.
Writing.
Joseph
M.
rigott."
This
seems
to
mean
that
If
the
rpsult
of
the
call
for
tenders
Is
fav-
nrnhlp
thp
houses
will
be
built.
two
storey
houses.
It
Is
understood
Mint
twn
hundred
houses
would
nil
And
1
hrob
of
Planes
Like
Koar
or
Dynamo
A:
The
special
muacaln
umber
was
Wednesday,
Ketchikan
the
Mrs.
Brent-
the
duet.
"Watchman,
what
of
the
monthly
meeting
on
children
of
left
on
hie
Brentzen,
A?nes
Correspondence
from
the
Dum-
train
for
rontiac
Michigan
last
zen,
Mrs.
R.
Woods,
The
Hudson's
'Night?"
with
Sergeant
O.
Docker
Inka
President,
Alex.
Walker,
told
night.
I
Bay
Company.
and
J.
S-
Wilson
the
soloists.
j
how
in
three
interviews
with
the
.
-
:
'
Prime
Minister
of
Canada,
he
and
other
officials
of
the
Legion
had
strebicd
the
Importance
of
complete
utilization
of
all
of
Canada's
resources
for
a
successful
prose
cution
of
the
war.
This
would
le-quire
selective
compulsory
national
service,
to
apply
to
men
and
wo-i
men
alike,
both
for
the
armed
J
forces
and
for
the
necessary
Indus-
j
trial
effort
similar
to
that
ln
cf-
feet
in
the
United
Kingdom
of
Great
Britain.
Strong
protests
had
also
been'
made
to
the
Prime
Minister
against
thp
shlnmpnt.
of
foodstuffs
and
i
other
materials
to
Japan
and
particularly
the
granting
of
ft
permit
to
ship
600,000
bushels
of
wheat.
1
It
is
the
Legion's
view
that
shipment
of
all
commodities
should
be
prohibited
as
long
as
there
Is
the
,
least
suspicion
that
any
part
of
First
Steps
Are
Taken
Toward
Erection
of
Houses
In
Rupert
Under
Government
Scheme
Canadian
Plows
In
Use
Overseas
Farm
Equipment
From
Dominion
Reclaims
3,500
British
Acres
Ottawa
Jnlv
:
(CP)
Canad-
Mrs.
Bridden
Is
leaving
for
her
home
tonight
on
the
steamer
Camosun.
She
has
been
spending
the
thA
nresent
demand
but
It
is
not'
past
month
sure
how
many
will
be
built.
'Lloyd
Wolfe.
.-
MANY
LARGE
CENTRES
IN
GERMAN
OCCUPIED
FRANCE
AND
IN
GERMANY
SUFFER
HEAVY
LOSSES
FROM
INVADING
BOMBERS
TODAY
LONDON,
July
8:
(CP)
The
heaviest
bombers
of
the
R.A.F.
lashed
out
today
against
the
Nazi
held
French
coast
in
a
follow
up
of
widespread
overnight
attacks
against
objectives
in
the
Western
German
Netherlands,
Belgium
and
occupied
France.
It
was
one
of
the
most
extensive
sweeps
of
the
M
ar.
The
synthetic
oil
plant
between
Lcnz
and
Bethune
in
France
was
attacked
in
daylight
today
and
seven
Nazi
planes
were
downed.
The
R.A.F.
lost
six
planes
in
the
attacks
over
France
but
the
pilots
of
two
were
saved.
During
the
night
British
planes
dropped
heavy
explosives
on
Frankfort,
Dusseldorf,
Duisburg,
MuensterKrcfeld,
Cologne,
Muenchen-Gladgath,
Ostcn,
Dunkerque
and
Boulogne.
Nine
planes
were
lost.
The
throb
of
hundreds
of
British
planes
shuttling
across
the
Channel
today
was
like
the
roar
of
a
dynamo
running
twenty-four
hours
a
day.
The
observers
at
a
southeast
coast
town
said
(he
sound
of
the
explosions
begun
at
the
Channel
coast
were
growing
fainter
and
apparently
the
R.A.F.
bombers
were
moving
farther
inland
to
unload.
convenor.
Novelties
of
all
kinds
were
sold,
as
well
as
fancyworK
ana
use-
Sharp
Attack
On
Southampton
By
German
Bombers
SOUTHAMPTON,
July
8:
(CP)
German
night
raiders
subjected
Southampton
to
a
sharp
attack
I
la
st.
nio-ht.
which
did
substantial
damage
and
killed
a
number
of
persons.
Five
German
planes
were
downed.
Salmon
Arrivals
Lancing.
216
pounds
red
spring
salmon,
100
pounds
No.
1
red,
920
pounds
coho,
20
pounds
white.
Weather
Forecast
Oeneral
Synopsis
The
weather
has
been
partly
cloudy
and
mild
on
thp,
coast.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
.Light
to
moderate
northwest
rinds,
i
cloudy
and
mild
this
morning
and
becoming
fair
this
afternoon,
$800
WS"0TAL
WAR
POLICY
IS
TAKEN
IN
i
ADOPTED
BY
AUSTRALIA
BIG
DAY
Hospital
Day
despite
threatening
,
to
tighten
tne
nome
ironi,
announceu
uy
.nusuauau
x
nine
Tipnthpr
Thp
rilcnlc
grounds
atiMmicfor
RnViorf
CI
Mpn7.fps.
inflnrlp:
second
Beach
was
a
gay
scene
from
j
Strikes
and
lockouts,
and
business
combinations
makers
came
from
Queen
Charlotte,
Port
Clements.
Skldegate
Mission.
Sandsplt
and
the
Ollery,
as
well
as
AHioro
nay,
airmen,
suiukh
added
color
to
Wire
Received
From
Ottawa
Making
Announcement
to'jj"
Chamber
of
Commerce
Evident
Tenders
Are
aen's
sp0rts
were
held
in
the
to
be
Called
for
Building
morning.
Hot
dogs
and
ice
cream
'
were
served
by
the
ladies
while
the
adult
sports,
beginning
at
one
Prince
Rupert
is
to
have
a
housing
Scheme.
That
now
0-ciock
were
held.
There
were
races,
seems
evident.
The
Wartime
Housing
Limited,
the
Fed-,
jumping
contests
and
ftbaii
and
.
.
.
i.:
i.
.
i
i
.i.o.wl
hocMviii
vamps,
tor
which
there
.
.,,!
D,VPn
eral
erai
government
government
organization
orgamuuu
bet
ecu
up
up
i.u
io.
meet
uii
-"---
man,
"valuable
nT,
prizes
.
I
them
,
de-suned
to
reach
enemy
,
SS
the
mituh
gov-1
f
or
houses
in
places
where
the
demand
is
greater
than
the
jj
-:t
ommpnf'K
nrnirram
of
reclaiming
SUDUIV
iUlU
WIICIC
nicv
me
iitv.v4-u
w
v.imi
"
"
v"
nf
thp
SKiaeeaie
iniet
ucuciai
iiuo-
Vartous
amendments
to
the
grass
land
for
cuitiVatton
during
,
proceed
under
reasonable
conditions,
is
to
undertake
the
pltai
were
In
charge
of
the
stalls,
Canadian
Pension
Act
have
been
wartime
ork
a
few
weeks
ago
a
represen-
i
i
with
with.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Grace
Grace
Stevens
Stevens
as
as
con-
raade
as
a
result
of
representation
i
of
me
Canadian
Legion
io
xne
government
so
that
men
now
serving
may
be
adequately
covered
ln
the
matter
of
pension
and
benefits
to
dependents.
jng
to
the
Dominion
Department
iiiaeni
u.
A.
uieen
was
m
wic
rral
nmi
rommerce.
ii..:
a
t
:..
:
i
a
t
Annnitniuc
Cit-oonino'
Pliancrpc
In
Policy
,S
wafalS?
turnout
on
CANBERRA,.
Australia,
July
8.-Sweeping
changes
slowint?
down
war
production
prohibited.
Communist
agitators
to
be
interned.
Power
given
to
government
to
close,
limit
production
of,
take
over
and
operate
factories.
2.
Gasoline
rations
cut
from
20,000,000
gallons
a
month
to
12,000,000
gallons.
9.
TTiivfVior
rlvncrin
piittincr
nf
nnn-PSKPntial
imnorts.
both
sterling
and
non-sterling,
to
mesh
with
diversion
of
private
spending
to
financing
war
effort.
"New
burdens,
tribute
to
the
point
of
sacrifice
to
the
financial
burdens
of
the
war."
4.
Employment
of
women
m
war-time
activities
to
be
extended
to
release
manpower.
5.
New
Ministries
created
Minister
in
charge
of
tank
and
armored
vehicle
production.
Minister
in
charge
of
aircraft
production.
6.
New
authorities
created
bhippmg
commission,
to
i!c.5f?rn
nml
en
now?
ea
nnoratinn
rf
oil
nwirato
eliinnlnry
I
ful
articles.
Mrs.
Duncan
ticwu
.
iciiuoiuuii
uu
uupn
uhhuuu
ui.
uu
uuijjmf,.
rifTlnt
TITTlwa3
in
charee
of
the
candy
5tall,Ka
and
road
transport
co-ordinating
authority.
Coal
PI
llfKI
1
1
ll
I
-
where
soft
drinks
were
also
sold.
i
commission
to
direct
national
coal
production,
consump-
1
U1UUA11
VJ
From
four-thirty
In
the
afternoon;
j
i;
i
ji
ni:nn
nirpnfnr.rjpnpvnl
nf
ATnnitinns:
toeStSS
dwingTS
;th
wide
powers
An
authority
to
control
and
co-ordin-
berlin.
July
8:
(CP)-The
Ger-
three
raffied
articles
were
held,
ate
the
supply
of
labor.
Standing
Parliamentary
com-yan
nigh
command
today
report-
The
tablecloth
was
won
by
TonVmittees
to
be
attached
to
Government
Departments
to
jed
the
war
against
Russia
with
a
cummings,
skldegate;
cushion
iy
bring
the
legislature
into
active
administration
of
the
.slnele
single
sentence
sentence
saying
saying
that
that
opera-
opera
lonp
of
the
B.C.A.F.,
and
the
sweater
,
atefivt
tlons
on
the
eastern
front
were
Droceedlne
on
schedule.
.
r
T
T
)
1
1
.
.
A
very
successful
dance
was
neia
Unofficial
reports
claimed
that
that
night
In
the
Skldegate
Miss
fhP
tfarl
nfr
fnrr
hart
battered
Ion
Hall.
Gooa
music
ior
me
ujui.
Zhitomir
on
the
road
to
the
Ukraine
lng
was
suplled
by
the
Harmony
and
that
Germany's
best
soldiers
,
Boys.
The
nomer
oi
me
lucny
im-are
fllneinK
themselves
at
the
Stal-
et
for
the
raffled
satin
quilt
was
Tt'ls
not
vet
known
wnere
me;.
...
....
,
Mrs.
Francis
uicnarason
oi
ncu
nCWh
AiJSJL
on
the
southern
wmg
of
the
front;
will
be
each
on
seems
probable
they
double
lots
either
between
Mcunae
Street
and
Hays
Creek
or
the
raea
between
Hays
Creek
bridge
and
Emmanuel
Street.
The
buildings
planned
will
be
of
three,
four
and
five
room3
each
on
an
11-lnch
furrow
with
an
average
concrete
piers
but
without
base-
denth
of
five
inches.
With
tne
menis.
jnosuy
me
pwiu
uiftai
"
.
.
...
-Knno
Kf
a
four
ynrtv
hp
skim
coulters
removed
ana
me
o.uc.surcy
MUV"
.J
,
npfrpsh-.snts
were
served
at
mld-
"pursuit
of
enemy"
was
In
progress
1
ued
unUj
tw0
on
the
road
to
Kiev.
'
Gross
proceeds
from
the
day's
:
activities
amounted
to
approxl-
with
Mr
and
Mrs.
rircA
rfnllnrs
This
Ilia
IA.
iv
iiiAb
ttuJiuAwu
,
,
.
rt-...1
m,00
u?
r
!S
sum
included
a
donation
of
eighty-Weeks
sailed
this
afternoon
aboard
,
do)arg
from
the
Coast
the
Catala
for
Vancouver.
institnt
thP
nrocecds
from
a
orevlous
dance
Everi'body
agreed
that
the
success
of
the
event
was
due
to
the
effort
and
enthusiasm
of
the
various
committees,
headed
by
the
general
convenor,
Mrs.
Stevens.
.
Woman
Tells
Poignant
Story
Of
Air
Raid
Tragedy
Only
Limited
Aid
Available
for
Humble
Family
Who
Lost
All
Queen's
Fund
Sends
Third
20,000
to
U.K.
This
letter
was
sent
to
the
Queen's
Canadian
Fund
for
Air
Raid
Victims
from
a.
village
in
Hampshire,
England,
outside
Southampton,
describing
Uie
appalling
experiences
of
a
humble
family
of
simple,
religious
people,
in
the
raids
SmiHmmnfnii
nn
.
The
Directors
of
the
Fund
issue
this
letter
for
publica-
tion
In
order
to
show
how
limited
able
gye
eyen
a
Qf
most
is
the
aid
which
the
Lord
traelc
distress.
Mayor's
Fund
through
which
the
Queen's
'Fund-operates
la
as
yet
The
Queen's
Fund
has
Just
sent
(Continued
on
Page
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