Vast
Soviet
Forces,
in
Separate
Army,
Standing
Beyond
Moscow
Nails
Claim
Capture
of
Smolensk
ISTANBUL.
July
19:
(CP'
Another
Soviet
army
of
four
million
men
is
waiting
behind
Moscow
to
be
flung
against
the
German
forces
at
an
opportune
moment,
an
Axis
dl-olomat
who
was
stationed
in
the
Russian
capital
until
the
outbreak!
of
war
said
today.
He
said
tne
lorce
is
separate
from
Russia's
far
eastern
army
Last
night
Germany
claimed
that
Somolensk,
last
important,
city
on!
the
way
to
Moscow,
230
miles
distant,
had
been
captured
and
thati
panzer
units
were
driving
on
to-1
ward
the
Soviet
capital.
Russia
failed
to
admit
the
loss
of
,
Smolensk
but
Moscow
said
that
fierce
fighting
was
In
progress
around
there
,
Sweden
is
Heard
for
Mil
Followed
by
Lesser
Blasts
DtWiHAf
r
T..t.
1
ft
iHtll
A
Discontent
In
Italy
to
reports
here
there
Is
a
grow-
ing
feeling
In
Italy
that
Adolf
Hitler
may
be
defeated
this
year.
As
a
against
Benito
Mussolini
Is
mounting.
Crown
Prince
Urn-
berto
is
said
to
have
favored
a
separate
peace
with
Great
Britain.
She
4
CAMPAIGN
STARTING
'V
for
Victory"
Movement,
Instituted
by
British
Propaganda
Under
Way
on
Continent
LONDON,
July
19.
Supported
by
British
propaganda
a
great
"V
for
.T;,,UU
munitions
l
JUI'
train
V
exploded
i7h
is
hoped
to
have
a
public
meet-Swedish
today
in
a
head-on
collision
with
Huge
Sabotage
Fires
Are
Set
Troublt
Being
Caused
For
Nail
Aggressors
In
Enemy-Occupied
Holland
LONDON,
July
19:
Reports
have
"ached
here
of
huge
sabotage
fires
having
occurred
In
Nazi-occupied
ouand.
Mrs.
William
Crulckshank
left
on
yesterday's
train
for
a
vacation
Lake
Kathlyn,
actual
conditions
as
nearly
as
pos-,
Kr.AI
M
liln
slble.
Fuller
details
will
be
given
Men
From
This
Country
Aboard
E-Boats
Which
had
Adventurous
.
.
.
-
,,M
J,
S
when
arrangements
are
completed.
Those
in
attendance
were
J.
J.
NAZI
SHIPS
DESTROYED
Royal
Air
Force
Continues
Relent-'
BERNE,
July
19.
According
'
less
Founding-Norwegians
J
lyiieer
uriusn
Air
miat
LONDON,
July
19:
(CP)
result,
feeling
'Alr
bomJr
"p."abl3rMd!!:
iruyea
jour
Miipa
lAjuiiimg
i,uvy
'tons
off
the
Netherlands
today,
It
t
was
authoritatively
reported.
An
announcement
said
that
a
group
of
Blenheims
attacked
a
German
con-
,voy
escorted
by
anti-aircraft
ships.
.
I
Unfavorable
continental
weatrrw
.kept
the
Royal
Air
Force
grounded
'.during
the
night
but
bombers
of,
the
coast
command
today
earned
Victory"
campaign
Is
being
started.
It
.
.
.
.
,
U.
U.,1
J
.
aftnl.
"
ICLRCU
LH11CU
''"H"
The
Soviet
army
was
reported
to.-"""
.
.
"
Beln
Lifted
on
Pontoons
Allow-
i.
ji
i
i
-
i
i
i
..
i
oi
mt
coiumcm
wno
are
Dcinz
uiz-1
ue
Gigging
urntiira
in
wie
eiiuju
wj
stop
the
Germans
on
their
way
to
ed
10
organize
and
mobilize
In
dem-
i
Mcscow
onstrations
and
other
ways
against!
The
Nazis
were
still
hammering
M
persecutors.
The
radio
1st
away
150
miles
southwest
of
Len-
P131"?
prominent
part
in
the.
inggrad
and
120
miles
from
Kiev,
campa.gn
wnicn
is
aireaay
saia
to
Important
victories
were
claimed:1
making
definite
headway,
by
the
Nazis
in
Bessarabia
where
tour
towns
were
yesterday
reported
to
have
been
captured.
Rrd
Recapture
Cities
Moscow
reported
today
that
Rus-
ilan
detachments,
.waging
.guerillav
Demonstration
Is
Being.
PJanned
warfare
behind
the
Oerman
lines
i
had
recaptured
two
cities
identified
WUl
Probably
Be
Held
In
Conftec-cnly
as
-SIP
and
"Z."
Uon
1th
Attorney
General's
Al)
through
the
n)?ht.
a
Soviet
yjj
communique
said,
the
Red
Army
fought
stubbornly
In
Polotsk-Nevel,
Smolensk
and
Bobruisk
areas.
TRAIN
IS
BLOWN
UP
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Civil
Protection
Committee
(A.
R.
'
P.)
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
to
consider
preliminary
arrangements
In
connection
with
the
visit
to
the
city
of
Attorney-General
Gordon
Wlsmer,
Commissioner
T.
W.
S.
Parsons
and
Major
S.
F.
M
Moodle
of
the
provincial
police.
r..i
i
.
....!
i-
The
party
will
arrive
In
Prince
i.iuv3iun
oi
iMunuiuiis
vainer
"
Rupert
.
next
Friday
on
their
way
ing
Epic
Salvage
Feat
.
.
Early
this
afternoon
as
the
Daily
News
went
to
press,
the
United
States
Army
transport
Kvi-.
Armour
Salvage
Co.
from
Sisters
Island
near
Milbank
Sound
where
she
sank
a
few
months
ago
after
stranding,
was
in
the
process
of
being
taken
put
of
the
water
and
lifted
on
tor
the
pontoons
t
the
"
'
locaTdry
3ock.
During
the
morning
the
Kvi-chak,
with
her
salvage
outfit,
was
removed
to
the
dry
dock
from
Digby
Island
where
she
had
been
beached
at
the
first
of
the
week
to
be
further
buoyed
up
for
docking
purposes
following
an
epic
submarine
tow
of
ISO
miles
up
the
coast
to
this
harbor.
TO
BATTLE
HITLERISM
north
to
Stewart
and
will
return
Outspoken
Statement
Is
Made
In
the
following
day,
remaining
in
I
London
By
Harry
L.
Hopkins
town
unUl
the
Monday
afternoon."
i
LONDON.
July
19:
(CP)
The
ing
at
the
week-end
anrf
and
the
h
possi-
nos.sU
united
States
is
going
to
build
rlamnnttrallnn
1c
aln!
.
Will...
f
n
1
nnACT
an
pvnroco
ralr,
ot
VrvlKA
stat
fn
"-J
"
Cliuug..
ow.a
i.w
a
;rthro,"
1
7;
."
being
considered.
detonation
wnauon
was
was
heard
neara
for
ior
miles
mi.es
and
ana
a
for
hours.
khe
United
Kiiiedom
and
Into
every.
The
importance
oi
trus
civil
rro-1
theatre
of
-war
where
the
democ-
Committee
WOrk
is
being
rados
are
flghtlns
Hitler,"
Harry
series
0f
shell
bursts
continued
more
fuHy
rccognlzed
eTe
taHopklnSf
sup;rvlsor
oI
the
United
CANADIANS
little
doubt
but
tnat
mere
wm
oe
states
"lease-lend"
program
said
Increased
activity
along
these
lines.
yesterday.
The
government
realizes
the
needj
for
preparedness
and
the
only
way
v-iMfr)
4
CQT
to
be
prepared
Is
to
practise
under
l
VI
K
A
NN
T
Little,
who
presided.
Inspector
E.
.
m
t.i.
o
v
Dv.r
Some
Jlembers
...mK.r
of
f
uammon.
u.
1.
uuuV
o.
.
.
Fmm
m.
Smlth
GIBRALTAR,
July
19.-
Canad-Corporal
ians
are
among
the
members
of
Tews
of
a
number
of
E-boats
which
have
arrived
at
Gibraltar
after
an
adventurous
passage
from
England.
Each
boat
carries
two
officers
and
ten
crew
members.
wiisnn
AmnH
Flaten
and1
s"-"
Abandoned
Baby;
(
Judge
Suspends
I
Sentence
Term
CALGARY,
July
19.
Mrs.
Lillian
Jones,
aged
Z3,
irom
vautuy
was
given
twelve
montns'
suspena-ed
sentence
imprisonment
here
on
a
charge
of
child
abandonment.
The
Judge
found
that
she
had
endeavoured
to
do
as
well
as
she
could
with
her
children
until
circumstances
appeared
to
be
desperate.
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good
and
two
sons
left
on
yesterday
mornine'st
rain
for
a
visit,
to
Smlthers.
Miss
Jean
Mclntyre
Is
sailing
for
Skldegate
on
the
Camosun
tonignc,
LEAVING;
MOSCOW.
July
19.-
staff
of
the
United
States
embassy
to
Russia
has
moved
from
Moscow
to
Kazan,
450
miles
to
the
east
but
Ambassador
Lawrence
A.
Stelnhardt
and
the
principal
members
of
the
staff
sltll
remain
ln
the
Russian
capital.
International
Joint
Board
To
Hold
Sittings
TRAIL,
July"
19:'
The
International
'
Joint
Commission
will
sit
here
September
3
and
in
Spokane
September
0,
to
consider
problems
affecting
Canada
and
United
States
-iRY
Weather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Prince
Rupert
District
and
Queen
mto
Charlotte
Islands
Light
southwest
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
winds,
with
dense
fog
patches
and
'High
-.11:10
a
m.
16.1ft.
mild
except
fair
and
warm
over
22:59
pm.
19.0
ft.
southern
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Low
5:00
a.m.
6.1
ft.
16:41
92
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWBPAPEI
pjn.
Vol
XXX:,
NO.
168.
togJptCtto
Ot
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
19,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
-
-
BS
ArVr
I
:tfon
Is
Due
In
B.C.
This
Fall
On
Eastern
Front
MILLIONS
OF
REDS
TO
FIGHT,:
I
4
I
1
A.
Fuehrer
'
Has
Fit
,
I
-OTTAWA,
July
19:
The
Domln-'
Ion
government
fe
agreeable
to
tompensate
for
toss
-of,
revenue
caU3ect
Tjy"'the
appeal
to
gasoline
consumers
to
cut
down
the
use
pf
motor
fuel
any
provincial
governments
which
have
withdrawn
from
the
Income
tax
field.
A
government
spokesman
said
last
night
that
the
Dominion
would
make
good
any
loss
in
provincial
revenue
caused
by
the
campaign
to
reduce
private
gasoline
consumption
caused
by
the
campaign
which
is
designed
to
reduce
private
gasoline
consumption
by
one-half
providing
the
province
had
accepted
the
federal
budget
proposal
to
withdraw
from
the
Income
tax
field.
Rangers
Leaving
In
Near
Future
Understood
They
WlU
March
Part
of
Way
to
New
Destination-Recruits
Go
Along
The
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
will
be
leaving
Prince
Rupert
soon
and
It
Is
understood
they
will
marcn
part
of
the
way
to
their
new
destination.
The
Second
Battalion,
Can
adian
Scottish,
is
to
come
here,
it
is
understood.
The
Raneers
have
obtained
a
United
SUtnumber
of
recruits
both
here
and
at
Biewari
put
uicje
me
auu
occi
ivoranii
Viat.
ran
h
filled.
There
cow
for
Kazan
are
vacancles
for
one
or
tw0
the
ln
tne
slnal
COrpS
Par
o
in
me
oigiia.Ls,
icviuiva
muot
u&
between
the
ages
of
19
and
25
with
three
years
ln
High
School.
They
would
have
to
apply
next
week
to
be
medically
examined
and
equipped.
W,
T.
Moodie.
general
superln-
Itendent,
Canadian
National
Railways,
Vancouver,
arrived
ln
the
city
yesterday
from
the
south
In
the
course
of
a
general
inspection
tour.
He
will
return
to
Vancouver
by
rail
over
the
local
line.
Miss
Lillian
Halliwell
oi
the
Borden"
Street
School
!teachlng:
staff
sailed
this,
morning
on
the.
Cardena
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
This
afternoon's
train
due
from
arising
out
of
the
construction
of
(the
cast
at
4:30
is
reported
to
be.
the
Grand
Coulee
dam
which
will
.one
hour
and
.
forty
minutes
late
cause
the
flooding
of
a
great
dealiWhlch
will
bring
It
in
at
6:10
pm.
l:
"
of
country.
jD.-S.-T.--
JAPAN
HAS
FREE
HAND
Way
In
WbJiLh
New
Militaristic
"
Administration
Will
Move
Is
:
BERNE,
July
19.
Chancellor
!
Adolf
Hitler,
it
Is
reported
here,
v
suiierea
an
epuepuc
co.iapse
t
,
A
Royal.
4,
j.irln
rr,nferenre
Mrtlrl
aid
was
rushed
to
the
.Fuehrer
YOUNG
MEN
ARE
KILLED
TOKYO.
July
19:
(CP1
In
the
new
Japanese
cabinet
which
was
formed
yesterday
by
prince
Fuml-naro
Konoye.
Konoye
himself
Is
minded
Baron
KiLhiro
Hlranumal
as
vice-premier
and
a
membership
'.
weighted
In
a
military
and
naval
transcontinental
train
of
the
Can-'the
details
of
which,
however,
con-
adlan
Pacific
Railway.
They
haditlnue
.to
be
a
closely
guarded
evidently
not
heard
the
train
ap-
(secret.
proaching.
Compensation
For
Provinces
Revenue
Caused
By
Curtailment
In
Gasoline
Use
HEAT
CAUSES
Policemen
In
Vancouver
In
Shirt
Sleeves
VANCOUVER,
July
19,
Mayor
J.
W.
Comett
yesterday
issued
an
un-
pecedented
order
yesterday
as
a
result
of
the
extremely
warm
weather
permitting
police
officers
for
the
.first
time
to
shed
their
tunics
in
favor
of
blue
shirts
and
belts.
Motormen
and
conductors
on
street
cars
immediately
follow
ed
suit.
A
light
summer
uniform
for
the
police
department
is
being
planned.
FRENCH
TO
EVACUATE
Have
Evidently
Given
Up
Hope,
of
Holding
Out
in
Somallland
VICHY,
July
19:
(CP)
The
Vichy
government
has
begun
parleys
with
Oreat
Britain
over
the
evacuation
of
women
and
children
from
DJlbutl
and
elsewhere
in
Frencn
somaii-land,
it
was
learned
today,
indicating
that
hope
has
been
virtually
abandoned,
that
that
outpost
can
hold
out
against
the
British
and
Free
French
blockade.
In
yesterday's
published
list
of
successful
candidates
In
First
Aid
examinations
the
name
of
"Miss"
Laura
Ellis
should
have
read
I'Mrs."
Laura
Ellis.
Mrs.
ians
is
the
wife
of
Lieut.
P.
A.
T.
Ellis.
Mrs.
Frank
Skinner
and
daugh
ter
left
on
yesterday
morning's
train
for
a
visit
to
Smlthers.
Legislature
Will
Be
Dissolved
In
Course
Of
Coming
Few
Days
Zl
S.r
.uTe
SSuS.
Sta,eracnl
U1
NIM
at
Port
Albernt
by
Minister
of
Labor
in
Nominating
Convention
PORT
ALBERNI.
July
19:
(CP)
Hon.
Georere
S.
sence
by
three
admirals
and
four
Pearson,
minister
of
labor,
in
an
address
to
the
Liberal
nominatinK
convention
which
again
chose
him
as
candr
Yosuke
Mauuoka
wh
i
d
d
fhp
npiitraiitv
nJt
JljL
n
date
for
Alberni-Nanaimo.
said
here
last
nightthat
"with
out
aVattack
on
a
German
supply
Q"Pe
Tragedy
at
Level
Cross-
after,
aligning
Japan
with
the
in
a
few
days
the
legislature
will
be
dissolved
and
the
'shin
In
a
Norwegian
port
and
the
in
Near
Portage
la
Prairie
Last
Axis,
is
dropped
as
foreign
minis-
election
will
be
this
fall
although
I
know
HO
more
about
it
,
air
ministry
said
that
the
attacking
planes
were
cheered
by
Norwegian
cottagers
and
fishermen
standing
jln
their
boats.
KVICHAK"
AT
DOCK
Night
Iter
and
i3
succeeded
by
a
promln-
.
j.
ent
naval
expert,
Vice-Admlral
FORTAOE
LA
PRAIRIE.
July
19.
Teijiro
Toyoda
whose
foreign
pol-
Four
young
men,
returning
from;
icy
is
little
known,
swimming,
were'
killed
Just
"west
of
)
Uia
new
cabinet,
which
has
been
Portage,
la
Prairie
Jast
night
when
approved
by
Emperor
Hlrohito,
their
automobile
was
struck
at
a
evidently
has
more
freedom
of
ac-
VANCOUVER
STILL
HOT
level
crossing
by
the
Dominion,
.tion
in
regard
to
foreign
policy,
Electrical
Storm
With
Showers
in
an
election
this
fall.
Early
Morning
VANCOUVER.
Julv
19,
A
series
Kumataro
Honda,
ambaJssador
to
of
iichtnine
flashes
and
neals
of
the
Japanese-sponsored
Chinese
v,..r,x
ariw
mnmine
ar-
government
at
Nanking,
and
Vice-
companied
rain
showers
for
Van-Minister
Chulchl
Chasl
submitted
couver
but
another
warm
day
was
ineir
resignations
toaay
to
tne
nTfAr.teA.
Durine
the
electrical
I
j
Salmon
Arrivals
'
Azurite.
1,000
spring,
sold
to
Booth
Fisheries;
7,800
coho.
sold
to
Nelson
Brothers.
Prices
mild
cure.
15c,
small
red
12c,
white
6c,
coho
10.2c.
CLEVELAND
HOLDS
ON
CLEVELAND,
July
18:
(CP)
Cleveland
Indians
have
been
nearly
eliminated
from
the
American
League
pennant
race
but
still
havel
a
chance.
Thursday
they'
1
1
l.
n
.i.iifllnl
n-
n
w
a
frt
than
you
gentlemen."
Dissolution
of
the
legislature
would
precede
the
holding
of
a
general
election.
Mr.
Pearson's
hint
came
as
no
surprise
as
it
has
been
known
In
authoritative
quarters
for
some
time
that
there
would
probably
be
RAIDING
IS
EFFECTIVE
new
foreign
minister,
Admiral
Toy
storm
eiectric
lights
flickered
and
Foreign
Diplomats
at
Ankara
Tell
oda,
as
an
aftermath
of
the
or-
minute
off
alto-
for
a
0r
so
were
of
Enormous
Damage
Wrought
ganlzatlon
of
the
new
cabinet
by
,,,,
v(rH9v
?
9w
was
tp.
it.
n.rm.nv
I
chak,
successfully
salvaged
by
the
Dominion
Will
Make
Good
Loss
Of
jPrlnce
Konoye.
corded
as
the
heat
wave
continued.
1
This
was
at
5:30
pm.
ANKARA.
Turkev.
Julv
19.
For-
Llllooet,
with
112
above,
was
the
ti
diDi0mats
arrlvlnz
from
Ger-
warmest
place
In
the
province.
tell
0j
enormous
havoc
which
i
n
Korpsr.
Hranr.n
renons
mat
a
i
i.
t--
i
svm
i
IULS
"'""Sill
upvu
uiiiuiwuti
ui-NINI
4
nnT
T
n
IlM
A
I
K
dangerous
fire
situation
still
ex-
dustrial
and
military
centres
by
ITv
11
111
Li
llrVi-llU--itr,
makimg
it
rieessary
to
con-
almost
ceaseless
"bombing
'cam-"
tinue
the
closure
order
on
logging
paign
wnich
has
been
conducted
JToIl
of
:
Life
Taken
by
Excessively
operations
and
other
special
res-
jof
late
by
0reat
Britain'3
Royal
Air
warm
weamer
in
racmc
incuons
aue
10
me
emergency.
Force
Northwest
Hundreds
of
fires
are
burning
in
the
;
Dus'seidorf
is
now
little
more
than
Fraser
Valley
with
a
few
on
Van-,
charred
rumS(
lt
ls
stated
Docks
PORTLAND,
Oregon,
July
19-
couver
Island.
A
large
fire
on
Sey-
and
otner
facllltles
at
Hamburg
and
Nine,
deatn
nave
been
attributed
mour
ureeK
on
me
nonn
snore,
oermpn
have
been
rendei-ed
virtu-
to
the
continued
heat
wave
in
the
which
was
started
by
lightning,
is
aily
555,
Hanover
has
suffered
Pacific
Northwest.
Walla
Walla
still
burning
but
Vancouver's
water
enormous
damage
and
the
Kiel
na-
reports
the
record
high
tempera-
suppiy
is
siaiea
w
oe
in
no
aanger.
vaj
centre
nas
been
severely
hit.
tures.
SEVEN
AXIS
SHIPS
SUNK
Further
Losses
Inflicted
By
British
Submarines
On
Enemy
In
Mediterranean
LONDON,
July
19:
(CP)
Seven
sailing
vessels,
filled
wth
German
itroops,
gasoline
and
ammunition,
.
.
v,nt,..c
have
been
sunk
ln
the
vt
i.nkees
Defeat
New
lork
&n
submarines,
the
And
Still
Have
Chance
in
!AdinlraU
announced
today.
American
League
i
RUPERT
IS
IMPROVED
uroppea
uuuuici
tiuum
50111
j
the
New
York
Yanks
but
came
back
Many
Chanjes
for
Better
Here
to
win
yesterday.
The
Yankees
are
observed
By
Doug
Stork
On
now
leading
over
the
Indians
by
First
visit
m
xeie
Years.
six
full
games.
Joe
DeMaggios
nit-
ting
streak
ended
at
56
games
on
Douglas
Stork,
now
of
New
York,
Thursday.
paying
his
first
visit
to
Prince
Detroit
Tigers
were
defeated
by
Rupert
m
twelve
years,
observes
Washington
Senators
and
dropped
many
changes
ln
his
old
home
back
into
sixth
place
ahead
of
the)town
they
are
all
to
the
good.
Chicago
White
Sox
who
won
over
ne
has
been
stmck
with
many
lm-Boston
Red
Sox.
The
St.
Louis
pr0Yements
and
one
of
the
things
Browns
lost
to
the
Philadelphia
'on
wnlch
he
commented
was
the
Athletics
and
are
again
tied
with
lKrcat
new
second
growth
all
over
Washington
Senators
in
the
cellar.
once
stump-coveTed
townslte.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
while
here
during
the
coming
National
League
St.
Louis
6,
Brooklyn
1.
Pittsburg
5-3.
Boston
1-4.
American
Boston
3,
Chicago
4.
Philadelphia
6,
St.
Louis
5.
Washington
8,
Detroit
1.
New
York
1,
Cleveland
2.
The
league
standings:
.week
Doug
Is
hoping
to
get
ln
a
j
fishing
trip
to
one
of
the
old
angung
naunus.
Mr.
Stork
U
now
Identified
with
the
wholesale
patent
medicine
business
and
has
been
doing
well.
He
reports
that
his
father,
.-Fred
.Stork,
pioneer
local
business
man,
'first
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
and
lformer
Member
of
Parliament.
en-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
Winslow
and
Joys
good
health
at
Brampton.
On-daughter,
Ann,
left
on
last
night's
tarlo,
where
he
now
resides.
His
train
for
New
Hazelton.
They
took
mother,
Doug
says,
however,
has
their
car
with
them
and
will
motor
not
been
so
well
during
the
past
south.
couple
of
years
or
so.