MOSCOW,
July
10:
(CP)-
The
Red
Army
slashing
in
the
direction
of
Lepel
on
the
flank
of
Germany's
Baltic
Salient
reported
today
the
wiping
ing
out
of
a
full
division
of
Hitler's
motorized
troops,
perhaps
fifteen
thousand
men
and
just
south
of
Lepel
smashed
heavily
at
a
second
division
near
Borisov
on
the
Berezina
River.
The
eastward
drive
of
the
German
army
along
the
rest
of
the
battlcfront
was
reported
to
be
stopped.
VANCOUVER,
July
10:
(CP)
The
Women's
Service
Corps
have
algamatcd
with
the
Canadian
fad
Cross
Corps,
lt
was
announced
horn
Ti.l
i
Public
Men
Of
Quebec
Speak
For
Slate
And
Church
of
War
Effort
Of
French
Canadian
Province
In
order
to
set
forth
to
the
rest
of
Canada
what
is
being
done
bv
the
Province
of
Quebec
in
connection
with
the
war,
the
Montreal
Herald
has
just
issued
a
special
number
from
which
are
culled
a
few
selections:
THE
EDITOR
"Here
in
Quebec
both
French
speaking
ant)
English
speaking
Canadians
are
one
in
their
es
,
sential
loyalty
to
Canada
and
the
Empire."
j
PREMIER
ADELARDEGODBOUT
"The
flocking
of
our
t;ons
to
the
colors,
the
devotion
of
our
entire
busiir
I
.
.1
I-r,
.
I..-.
In
flin
onA
nf
HiO
Avar
pf-
reasons
for
an
isolationist
posture,
is
setting
inspiring
example
to
the
free
men
of
other
bloodstreams
in
Canada
and
United
States."
AT
A
fTMPDAT
T
A
Pl.PPIIP.
"Thn
fh-cf
VPPi
"-:
n
is
a
newiy
iormea
icorps
oi
t.nDio
1
,
...i
u
inroi
pmincti.
Thfl
fund
will
remain
out
the
province
to
operate
under
"open
until
the
objective
Is
reached.
UlVLSlnnni
artvlcnrir
vnmmlt
tft
With
Mrs
W
.T
Allnn
oc
Violr
In
the
recruiting;
campaign
August
1
to
8
recruits
are
to
ap-P'y
to
the
local
Service
Corps
Detriments
or
the
Red
Cross
branch.
Mrs.
e.
Miller
Is
commandant
of
0
Prince
Rupert
detachment.
Aid
To
British
Churches
Fund
Passes
Half
Way
TORONTO,
July
10-Tlw
"Aid
to
Tirituh
rihnrrhcs
Fund"
belug
rais
ed
by
the
United
Church
of
Canada
to
help
parent
churches
in
uruam
i
hoir
ministry
of
DreachinEi
heal
ing
and
comfort
has
now
reached
$32,000
toward
the
$50,ooo
otjecuve,
it.
vms
announced
today
by
Rev.
Dr.
Oordon
A.
Slsco,
Secretary
of
Gcn-
MORE
MJLK
LONDON,
Nearly
13,000
more
fnrmrrs
are
nroduclng
milk
In
Eng
land
than
a
year
ago,
according
to
n
rpnort
of
the
Milk
Marketing
Boird.
This
represents
an
Increase
of
about
eight
per
cent.
RESTAURANT
STRIKE
SAN
FRANCISCO
As
a
result
of
a
strike
38
downtown
.restaurants
here
were
closed
last
night.
SHIPBUILDING
RUSHED
WASHINGTON
The
government
announces
that
the
shipbuilding
program
is
making
much
better
progress
than
was
expected
and
is
well
ahead
of
schedule.
Very
so-hi
it
is
expected
they
will
be
producing
new
destroyers
at
the
rate
of
one
hundred
a
year.
Aircraft
are
being
rushed
to
Britain,
the
number
so
far
going
from
thh
country
being
well
over
a
thousand.
BASES
IN
IRELAND
WASHINGTON
WendeM
Wilkle
hs
ben
in
rnnftrenc
wiMi
President
Roosevelt
In
regard
to
the
European
situation.
Mr.
WIN
kic
favors
an
all-out
policy
In
retard
to
IJni'ed
Sta'es
aM
and
would
establish
bases
in
Northern
Ireland
as
well
as
in
Iceland.
AIR
BASE
BEING
BUILT
WASHINGTON
Senator
Robert
Taft,
Ohio
Republican,
told
the
Senate
today
that
he
had
heard
a
week
ago
"on
reliable
authority
that
the
United
States
was
constructing
a
na?al
air
base
for
Britain
In
northern
"
GERMANY
FURIOUS
LONDON
The
German
radio
Js:futious
with
the
United.
Stales;
because
of
its
occupation
of
Iceland.
It
claims
that
German
military
authorities
had
no
de-
i-i
.!:...
..ILntinn
f
r.
,fnv
f
iiiiii?nrr
Vinvp
clsn
mt
dial
Ulanri
and
esneci
together
been
a
revelation
of.
Quebec's
innate
loyalty
and
ay
t
u
time
when
aii
their
her
zeal
in
the
national
and
imperial
cause
of
liberty
and
.d
IgaS
justice."
Communist
Russia.
CARDINAL
VILLENEUVE
"I
am
happy
to
pro-
NCW
nQ
ARRIVE
claim
the
loyalty
and
enlightened
patriotism
of
the
1
rencn-
(
lo'sion
Twenty
new
heavy
speaking
Canadians
in
the
present
war
effort,
and
I
am
bombers
have
just
arrived
from
nrnml
tn
fin
on
liVm
nh
n.mnfiinn
nnmes
are
in
their
nlace
the
United
States
and
more
art
y
uiui
VI
lllj
X
,a
v-i
a
-
a
on
the
rolls
nf
honor
in
recruitinir
or
voluntary
srvice,
m
auxiliary
works,
in
war
savings
and
loans
to
the
state."
j
COL.
FRANK
KNOX,
U.S.
SEC.
TO
NAVY-"I
cs-,
penally
congratulate'
and
facilitate
this
great
province
of;
Quebec
on
its
noteworthy
contribution
to
Canadian
war.
effort
tn
Violin
iinfnnf.
tlm
Him.
nnd
mav
I
emulov
the
ster-1
on
the
way-
These
planes
are
all
ready
for
the
aviators
to
take
over
and
put
into
action.
POLAND
CONFERS
LONDON
Representatives
of
the
Polish
government
legated
in
this
country
are
conferring
with
linr,
i
...u:L
f
Himlm,.
liovn
nvnviflprl
to
the
Soviet
administration
with
a
"lift
UActllllUU
WIHUII
VUU
IIIUI
Ul
Hin.ui-v.
icv-
r
-
-
11.v...il...
n.
nf
7
sharae'upon
the
Sumeriodly
few
but
noisy
isolationist
Z
I
minority
in
mv
country,
who
cry
out
for
an
impossible
iso-,
..
.
.
Uial
of
lne
boundaries
laiion
101
US,
Willie
(IICUCC,
naVIllg
iar
inuie
juuiuuuu
between
the
two
countries
wnen
raicnnn
",.
:n..l..i.nit
i,,f
initliin
1
d
COttinfT
an
fill
1
fl
Kill
11
HI'
I
111
war
PnrlS.
mem.
to
reach
full
strength
in
Canada
when
war
broke.
JJS
OUt
Was
French
Canadian."
airmen
and
others.
I
.
,
-.1
1
HON.
ERNEST
LAPOINTE
"Nothing
should
be
allowed
to
divert
our
minds
from
the
hard
and
dangerous
battle
we
are
fighting
for
our
survival."
RED
CROSS
CORPS
IS
FORMED
M".
E,
Mitltr
Is
Commandant
Of
Prince
Rupert
Detachment
INVESTITURE
AT
PALACE
LONDON
King
George
held
an
Investiture
yesterday
at
Buck-
a
number
conferred
on
The
cere-
monv
took
place
m
me
grana
hall
and
it
was
noticed
that
most
of
the
servant
were
wearing
the
uniform
of
the
Home
Guard.
Lords
Debate
LONDON
The
House
of
Lords
held
a
full
dress
debate
on
the
position
of
the
colonial
governments
In
connection
with
the
war
effort.
It
was
shown
that
many
of
them
had
made
contributions
of
great
value,
others
had
suffered
so
much
that
the
British
government
had
gone
to
their
aid.
One
notable
case
was
that
of
Malta,
which
had
been
steadily
under
fire.
BEIRUT
IS
OCCUPIED
LONDON
Reuters
reported
that
a
German
controlled
Paris
radio
announced
that
Australian
troops
occupied
Beirut
this
morning.
HALF
CHILDREN
GONE
nnrsTni,
Ene..
July
10:
(CP)
At
least
20,000
children,
more
than
half
the
city
s
total,
now
nave
Deen
evacuated,
either
officially
or
unofficially.
'
,
;
.k.V
feather
Forecast
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
2:36
ajn.
21.7
It.
prince
Rupert
District
and
Queen
15:30
pjn.
20.4
it.
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
northwest
Low.
9:13
ajn.
1.1
It.
winds,
party
cloudy
and
mild.
21:30
pm.
5.6
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COI.UftIbIA'8
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXX
No.
160.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.CM
THURSDAY,
JULY
10,
"1941.'
PRlCJETfTVE
CENTS
BcrliYill
Get
It
Pretty
S
oon
A
Full
Division
Of
Hitler's
Motorized
Troops
Wiped
Out
RED
ARMY
SLASHING
IN
DIRECTION
OF
LEI'EL
GET
ABOUT
15,000
MEN
AND
STOP
MtlVE
OF
GERMANS
ON
REST
OK
IIATTLEFRONT
Bulletins
American-Made
Bombers
Will
Enable
Britain
To
Retaliate
For
Destruction
Of
London
Declares
British
Minister
BRITISH
BOMBS
WRECK
NAZI
AIRDROME
This
aerial
photogranh
w..
made
bv
a
B
i1
-h
obserrrr
during
an
R.A.F
raid
on
the
Germa?
o,Tunled
area
of
Fiance.
It
shows
a
stick
of
bomte.
nine,
in
ail.
bur-ting
in
a
line
on
the
concrete
runway
of
Saint
Omer
airdrome,
used
by
the
Nazis
as
a
'
springboard
In
raids
on
England.
War
N
ews
6
6
CHUNGKING
BADLY
BOMBED
i
TOKYO
Chungking
experienced
another
devastating
bombing
last
night
and
according
to
reports
from
the
air
ministry
is
now
almost
a
"City
of
the
Dead."
Water
and
electric
light
and
power
services
have
been
cut
off.
NO
ARMISTICE
YET
LONDON
Up
to
noon
today
no
armistice
had
been
arranged
with
the
High
Command
in
Syria.
Fighting
is
still
going
on
there
but
it
is
possible
terms"
may
be
agreed
upon
before
the
day
is
over.
MANY
GERMAN
CITIES
BOMBED
LONDON
German
controlled
cities
from
Bologne
to
Dunkirque
were
bombed
today.
Weather
conditions
were
perfect
and
tremendous
destruction
was
caused,
holding
up
communications
and
factory
work
in
many
centres.
GERMANS
OVER
BRITAIN
LONDON
A
few
German
planes
came
over
southeast
Scotland
and
East.
Anglia
last
night
but
little
damage
was
done.
AID
GOING
TO
RUSSIA
.
WASHINGTON
According
to
military
experts
here
it
looks
better
for
Russia
every
day
and
orders
are
rapidly
being
pushed
forward
for
arms
and
ammunition
and
other
material
from
the
United
States
to
help
that
country
in
its
great
struggle
against
the
Invader.
NO
CO-OPERATION
YET
WASHINGTON
The
proposal
of
Trime
Minister
Churchill
that
the
American
and
Britisli
navies
should
co-operate
in
the
defence
of
Iceland
has
been
turned
down
as
It
would
practically
be
the
same
as
a
declaration
of
war
against
Germany.
Halibut
Sales
American
Pacific,
40,000.
Booth,
12,7c
and
11c.
'
Chelaml
25,000.
Atlii,12.Cc
and
ll.6c;
v
.r.
-
Weather
Forecast
General
uv.
Synopsis
It
-
has
-
been
t
German
Capital
Will
Hear
Sirens
Soon
as
Enough
Big
Planes
Arrive
From
United
States
Many
Already
Coming,
Medium
and
Large
LONDON,
July
10:
(CP)
The
increasing
flow
of
American-made
bombers
soon
will
enable
Britain
to
an
exact
manifold
retaliation
on
Berlin
for
the
German
bombardment
of
London,
the
Minister
of
Aircraft
Production
Lt.
Col.
J.
T.
C.Moore-Brabazon
declared
today.
It
will
not
be
many
months
he
told
the
House
of
Commons
before
A
Roosevelt
Asking
For
More
Money
4-
Washinaton.
July
10:
(CP)
1'
Authoritative
sources
said
to-
day
that
Roosevelt
would
ask,
Congress
for
$4,700,000,000,
'of
new
army
appropriations
at
once
as
the
first
Installment
of
4'
the
new
$15,000,000,000
defence
4-
and
lease
lend
program.
NAPLES
BOMBED
Syracuse
In
Italy
Also
Gets
Daylight
Low
Level
Blow
From
British
Planes
ROME,
July
10:
British
air
attacks
on
Italy
proper
were
reported
today
by
the
Italian
High
Command.
There
was
a
low
level
daylight
thrust
at
Syracuse
and
a
night
blow
at
Naples.
The
Italians
claim
that
In
the
Naples
I
attack
fourteen
persons
were
killed
and
thirty
injured
but
the
.
amount
of
damage
to
buildings
'
was
not
mentioned.
ROME,
July
10:
(CP)
The
R.K.T.
nnnnnnred
at
Cairo
that
three
Ital
GERMANS
Benin
nears
uie
sirens
01
such
at-
tacks.
"Those
famous
Wednesday
and
Saturday
night
wh;n
London
was
heavily
raided,
will
be
child's
play
compared
with
the
raldi
we
will
be.
able
to
make
on
Berlin,"
he
said.
He
said
that
Britain
was
getting
a
more
and
more
moderate
weight
carrying
bombers
and
also
big
bombers.
GERMANY
HOLDING
BACK
NEWS
Says
Only
That
Town
of
Salla
nas
Been
Taken
and
Campaign
Progressing
Relentlessly,...
BERLIN,
July
10:
(CP)
The
German
ffleh
Command
kept
details
of
the
fierce
struggle
with
the
Soviet
Russia,
hidden
again
today
for
tne
third
in
a
row
with
a
general
state
ment
"operations
in
the
East
are
progressing
relentlessly."
The
only
detail
the
communique
offered
was
to
reiterate
yesterday's
unofficial
claim
that
Salla,
fortified
Russian
town
opposite
Flnland'5
eastern
frontier,
had
been
captured.
The
town
was
acquired
by
Russia
last
year.
Says
Stamp
Hobby
Helps
In
Wartime
ian
seaplanes
were
destroyed
and
I
Philatelic
Expert
Commends
It
otnerswre
damaged
in
a
Syracuse,
To
Nervous
Persons
During
raid
but
did
not
mention
Naples.
DRIVE
ON
I
LONDON,
July
10:
(CP)
War
has
caused
a
small
boom
in
stamp
collecting,
a
hobby
that
has
been
found
to"
provide
relief
from
the
strains
of
war.
.
I
H.
R.
Harmer,
philatelic
expert
British
Planes
Roared
Over
Chan-'
hQ
conducts
an
auction
of
rare
nel
and
Explosions
Followed
lstamps
in
London
every
week,
said
I
doctors
are
among-
the
most
en
LONDON,
July
10:
(CP)
The
lthusiastlo
philatelists
and
many
R.A.F.
maintained
a
relentless
drive
recommend
the
hobby
to
nervous
against
me
su
wai
uu.."v
'patients
for
tne
oiacKoui.
day
by
smashing
at
the
occupied)
0nce
a
perS0I1
infected
with
French
coast
following
an
overnight
collectmg
germ.
the
hobby
In-
poundlng
of
the
targets
In
western
yolves
deep
concentratlon,
which
Germany.
Flying
through
fog
means
f0rgetfulness
of
outside
in-
banks
the
British
planes
roared
fluence
ne
said.
over
the
Channel
today
and
watch-j
prk;3
are
nigher
than
before
V,cnn4
ovnlnclotle
from
the
..
1
ninnnl
ln-
cii
jico.it
.rvK.w.--.
luie
war
anu
French
coast.
The
night
raids
were
jveStlng
their
money
In
stamps,
against
Aachen
and
Osnabruck.
..wnCh
are
a
better
Investment
:
"
than
diamonds."
HOTELMAN
DEAD
I
"The
number
of
.tjjnp.
to
exiSLence
10
wwwu
r
(CP)
Sir'
internationally
is
the
same,"
Har-
iAjwuur-,
-Ul
x.
cali.
-Thus
the
owner
of
a
George
Reeves-Bmlth
who,
as
man-,"
-----
-
-
.
1W.
sampled
and
bousht
the
.
at
KinaSvi
wiiica
owvRtu
.rtu
died
here
at
the
age
of
about
86
years.
ARMY
"LONELY"
10:
(CP)
A
LONDON,
ijVjrilAJr.
uuijr
July
i
.
generally
fair
and
mild
on
the
coast
j0ieIy
soidler"
with
a
wife
and
with
fog
during
the
night.
Iglx
children
appealed
for
girls
to
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
write
to
him.
then
J
I1
Charged
with
bigamy,
who
did.
Moderate
northwest
wind
locally
cloudy
and
mild
with
fog
off
shore,
he
was
bound
over
for
two
years.
Continental
City."
SUMMER
CLOTHES
'FROZEN'
LONDON,
July
10:
(OP)
Trade
anneals
for
the
release
of
'frozen
goods"
under
clothes
rationing
regu
lations
may
mean
that
women
s
summer
sandals,
tennU
shoes
and
similar
light
fojtwear
will
be
on
sale
soon
couponless,
i
Vl