r
himaeii.
ft.'
I
III
A
VI.
IS
BOMBED
Ob
Vt
lives
ti
t
j
return.
Consulate
Now
IIINKjTON,
DC,
July
17:
ti!
sutea
government
(!'
:ird
yesterday
to
close
!
.try'.
consulate
In
Fln-
Butter
Price
Is
Explained
I'OUSII
AIlt.MF.N
ACTIVi:
-ONDON.
July
IT
0
Two
Polish
"idroiiN
of
Royal
Air
Force
"Pped
1.000
tons
of
bombs
on
war
centres
ln
the
first
months
of
their
existence,
CONTROL
INFLATION
I'rlf!
C'onliol
Measures
Justified
By
Ural
Official
Price
control
and
price
ceil-
inn
r4n
moan
V
uiH
t..
s.
MHO.
July
17-The
AxU
force
tettoTmn.
1T,
decUred
1
,
urted
another
full
HvT,
'
J-
r
al
v
,
k
M.i.t
Alexandria
and
the
lt
J?3JJ
L"!
"
V.i-
v
and
another
bl(
bat-
rd
n
w
under
way
In
Efcypt
with
rtott.'
nunrl
f.
fi
tkillinv
ih.r
.
,
-
wer
ataltut
the
Britten
In
u
'
,h'
....
"Mns
ltrPmut
to
break
thrntwh
m-
.
.
Zd
of
Hi
'"
ur,
last
night.
L,?
T11
lnfteUon
to
an
ensUed
r
effort.-
Mr.
troop..
In
a
aUll
frowth
,
Unk
baSe
since
JE-f2T7r
e'nfd-
"M
f
.u.
..
-People
are
today
enaaaed
in
mo-
,
n
reported
today
to
hare
ll
tor
Mr
Omer.1
Lre
tank,
to
"l:
T'
h
ProducUorr
of
ur
'
i
una
mal
nower
power
to
vo
the
me
de-
oe
wpltaa.
tohoid
new.,.
muQjtjon,
ai4d
equlpmjnl.
dmhing
hoaplUl
S-1
nD-att,mpt
.
.
torJe
have
eeaed
maklni
the!
"
J
r"1
thlnw
we
civilian,
think
u?neS
rm
end
of
the
line
whttej
wanl
We
maJrteU
.
l
and
in
the
coaatol
doowMlc
clvillan
ue
on
the
ame
'
10
whlch
haw
twn
-'
.
n
muntq
gave
no
u.
htait
Curtol
At
the
aame
time
the'
T,
"
UW
wntrt.C.ndUn
fe
bill
haa
rteen
by
!
but
aatd
that
a
num-
mott
than
one
and
a
hall
bUllon
;
rmy
Unfci
had
been
doUara.
We
are
now
in
the
portion
,
i!
,
.
where
we
have
more
money
to
'
the
Royal
Air
rbree
are
avaltoble
an(e
far
and
wide
tm
u
uiwe
o(
ln.
Axu
troopa
and
tinea
futlon
Ilea.
Without
price
control
ition
There
are
even!
vwuki
aoon
beln
to
bid
against
4t
an
attempt
Is
be-(0urielvea
for
materlala
and
com-,
ne
perwn
of
Oeneral
modlUe
which
we
want
to
have
,aod
prkea
would
betn
to
rtae
Since
one
man'a
prlcea
would
be
aih-..
nunMU,
eaeh
4t
.lncrae
would
generate
other
price
increases
and
so
the
vicious
spiral
of
Inflation
would
grow."
Recalling
the
unchecked
rtae
of
mark
collawd
and
four
million
aa.
a
re-
war
of
Germany's
Inflationary
period.
It
should
not
be
thought
that
inflation
could
not
happen
tn
Canada.
t
.
&
.Hu.iUftllM
mmi
A
nftrl
PRINTING
CANADA'S
STAMPS
Ij.l.tl-.
,:
sheets
;n:
i
.hi:
Ti
1
Eyo"
oii
if.p
i
ouni
number
of
.shw-Ui.
GERMAN
IS-
;
RECAPTURED
I
prices
in
the
laat
war
and
then
Merchant
Seaman.
Who
I
leaped
Three
Additional
ii
most
eiuujuiuvu..,
w
Ath
u
inci.triin-
ry
uTwild
if
strorur
measures
were
not
taken
to
counteract
"
It.
Hoard
ln
Canada
was
constituted
to
enact
regulation
necessary
to
hold
prlcea
tn
check
and
conserve
supplies
of
all
materials
necessary
to
the
war
effort.
Tills
covered
a
trmpnrioiL
field
and
affected
artimr
Prices
and
Trade
Board
practically
every
article
being
"ciai
i.xpiains
ny
u
.manufactured
today
ana
every
CosU
4tc
Here
phase
of
Canadian
economy.
Not
Lniu
mice
but
suudIIps.
rentals
J
V
&Tlvinir
Innnl
rnnriwontii-
i
...r.
.nnlrnltvt
The'
.
milU
HVtTlVia
i
cr
the
Wartime
Prices
and
nnarA
riivmslbli
for
the
ra-
-
-
-
-
V
4.
"
w
,
e
Hoard,
yosterday
made
a
(
tionlng
of
gasoline.
A
lot
of
people
m
io
jumy
mc
curtcin
thought
that
price
coniroi
w
.
pi.i:e
of
42c
per
pound
torching
which
affected
only
manu-in
Prince
Rupert.
Mlsun-
fftCturers.
wholesalers
and
retall-
1
r.dln?
had
arisen
over
a
re-
crs
tut
this
was
a
mistaken
idea
'
&
inauiuvmont
irtni
un
nrire
......
,
.
f
P
und.
Mr.
Scrivener
cxplaln-this
was
the
pnee
ln
the
solid
at
Van-
on
which
was
to
be
added
a
pound
for
prints,
2c
hi
nnd
cartage
and
4c
for
profits.
It
affected
every
person
and
each
must
play
his
or
her
part
If
the
operation
was
to
be
successful.
Canada's
price
control
legislation,
Mr.
Scrivener
declared,
was
the
most
forward
legislation
on
the
statute
books
of
any
country.
Price
control
had
been
started
In
Canada
because
danRcr
sigtw
were
showing.
The
cost
of
living
Index
had
risen
eight
percent
since
January
1,
1041,
and
this
was
more
than
durlnir
the
Drcvlous
eighteen
.months
since
the
war
started.
I
.
I
1
nf.
Thnt.
rirlr
control
Jiao.
uviru
v.-
.
....
.
frptlv
u-n.1
Ahown
by
the
lact.
um
since
Us
adoption
the
cost
of
Uv-l
Ing
Index
alMffgld
an
Increase
of
little
more
Omt
one
percent.
President
George
C.
Mitchell
presided
over
the
luncheon
and
there
waa
a
aood
attendance
of
W.
Pearson
of
Vancouver
and
Rev,
XT!
7,;;
U.
F.
MacSween
of
Prince
Rupert
l
iic
n
iu
HHIC
i
iivro
sw
Alex
MeRae
waa
the
winner
of
the
weekly
War
Savings
Certificate
raffle
for
the
benefit
of
the
Queen's
Domb
Victim
Fund.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Nordby,
54JD60.
16.1c
and
14c.
Booth.
Duddy,
11
"00.
lG.Sc
and
14c,
Pa
cific.
Local
TrAiature
Tomorrow
sT
ides
At
(Standard
Time)
-High
3:58
am.
:19"0
feet
'
Minimum
16:42
pm.
18
8
feet
Maximum
Low
10:29
a.m.
4.0
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
MUTISM
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
22:51
p.m.
6.9
feet
tfOf
XXXI
No.
104
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
17,
1942
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FIVE
CENTS
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11
I
1
14
I
ll
f
1
i
111
EGYPT
IS
ON
AGAIN
til
(iitlnr
All
Out
Atalmt
Air.
Pounding
Away
E.C'
IMC
MORE
SHIPS
BEING
SUNK
fa
Air
lone
Is
Out
(Mrr
IUI-
wtimimwi.
.u.
tvi.rirci
iuu-;
rom
Montreal
tamp,
is
soon
enl
iown
oy
i.nemy
Action
iru
nut
mhiip
ai
iiu
mnv
miv
tMv
laken
.igatn
I
war
waa
more
than
ten
percent
of
j
.the
national
Income
diverted
to
monthral.
Julv
17
O
Police!
WASHlNOTOfi.
D.
C.
July
17:
Immp
niirtvujka
u
karaai
in
f
Vm
twrsa.
.
.
.
.
T
1
.
1
1
it
A
Ul
Mih.
I
'
'
WR1J
muiWJlltru
miv
iaumc
v
lUf
UlllWU
OUHiCS
UCUWiniCIlV
OI
-
I.ve
miles
from
Ui-'
TjLZliTl:
Hermnn
MtWakL
r
nces
three
more
,
Baltic
8a
and
lp-
t,XZ
UomS
Jl"1
eamn'
rho
I
ahlp
alnXing.
In
the
Weatern
At-
-berg
near
the
D-"?
?,
f.
Vl.
fI?
"Uc.
wcr
the
tneu
of
the,.
.
.
"
.
T
"
'l
7'
naspiw
as
uwrey
oe.
""
Wl
01
Bellevue.
He
waa
Uken
into
cua-
I
.rc.
to
daruw
day-
,
7r
,
,
J
Ccmerable
Votfd
10
war
purpo
l"
Ut
tody
cm
a
farm
where
he
had
ob-x
onsioeraDie
damage
maae
hours
eomnared
with
four
.
iu
Two
of
the
HrtUah
fh.
.ffrt,MU,re
tt
JW
might
have
to
be
increased
still
1
further
I
The
case
of
the
Em
press
Social
itnnLmiii
infiauon
had
had
'club,
charged
with
aelUm
liquor
IU
tragic
aftermath
ln
Germany
.
through
IU
servant,
has
been
fur-following
the
last
war
when
the,
ther
adjourned
until
next
Mon-
PI
,
vpersona
jx?rsot
atarved
Marvea
to
mj
death
uwhi
u
as
Utlllg
VlUJJCH.
mUht
be
Mld
aald
to
to
be
be
a
a
rMV
result
stewart
dam
a
T7
a
Better
Mail
Good
News
is
Keceivd
for
1'ortland
Canal
L.
L.
&
II.
Hits
Rich
Vein
What
appears
to
be
cheering
news
for
the
mining
camp
of
Stewart
U
contained
in
a
tele-uram
which
was
received
by
W.
countered
at
a
depth
of
600
feet
with
width
of
three
feet
5how-
several
times
and
finally
Mr.
Tolin
acquired
half
interest
in
it
and
secured
finances
in
Montreal
for
the
present
development
work.
last
summer
a
contract
was
let
for
an
800-foot
tunnel,
the
driving
of
which
has
been
in
progress
since
that
time.
The
tunnel
is
now
in
about
700
feet.
HALIBUTSALES
Summary
American
87.000
pounds.
16.1c
and
14c
and
16.5c
and
14c.
Allied
"Vessels
Canadian
none.
CANNOT
BE
PUBLISHED
Censors
Make
Ruling
In
Regard
One
of
the
three
vessels
was
a
To
Col.
Drew's
Utter
To
United
States
ship
which
waa
at-
Mackenzie
King
tacked
while
riding
at
anchor
t
1
cloae
to
shore.
Twenty-nine
mem-
OTTAWA,
July
17:
The
censors,
latlons.
bera
of
the
crew
were
killed.
This
said
today
that
publication
In
full
sinking
occurred
In
the
Oulf
of
0f
the
letter
written
by
Col.
George
Mexico.
a.
Drew.
Ontario
Conservative
ler
to
Prime
Minister
William
The
latest
casualties
Inrluded
one
Norwegian
merchantman
and
on
Mackenzie
King
In
regard
to
one
medtum-ateed
United
States
1IonS
Kong
e(itlon
vuldf
.
be
regarded
as
an
Infringement
of
veasei.
.
i
-
i
Uons.
Publication
of
parts
of
it,
however,
could
be
permitted.
BAN
ON
SMALL
TOYS
LONDON,
July
17:
O
More
bad
UC1
VIUC
11C1C
II.
Tolin
today
from
J.
O.
Le
:
mail
service
between
Prince
Francois,
superintendent
of
the
'
Rupert
and
Jasper
Parle
Fur-
r
well
known
L.
L.
&
II.
eold
min-
ther
particulars
of
the
Im-
ing
values
of
l't
ounces
per
ton
TT
4
nrrATTT
in
gold.
The
vein
will
be
probably
wider,
suggests
Mr.
LeFrancois
who
advises
Mr.
Tolin
go
to
Stewart
to
"see
for
himself,"
a
hint
which
Mr.
Tolin
is
accepting
by
(raving
this
afternoon
for
Stewart,
accompanied
by
hU
wife.
Mr.
LeFrancois
suggests
that
it
may
prove
to
be
a
"bonanza."
The
L.
L.
&
II.
was
named
for
its
original
locators
Vince
Lade,
Jimmy
Liddcn
and
Jack
Hark-
HAINK.UVV
factory"
CHUNGKING.
July
17
Oi
-United
State
bomber
attack
cortcd
the
bombers
on
the
raid.
a
light,
showing
In
his
residence
during
a
test
blackout
here.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
munitions
and
supply,
has
also
been
charged
with
violation
of
blackout
regu-
SUPPLIES
TO
CHINA
Highway
From
Russia
is
Northern
Counterpart
to
Burma
Road
CHUNGKING.
Julv
17
China
Is
7"
.a
...
,
The
combat
cameraman
attached
to
a
Red
Army
unit,
shows
what
may
be
behind
a
.simply
worded
communique.
On
March
5
Red
Army
troops
occupied
the
town
of
Yuknov.
This
scouts
company
was
the
first
to
enter
tho
town
In
pursuit
of
tha
fleeing
Hitlerites.
Tho
men
at
tho
LEFT
to
the
rear
are
kneeling
and
taking
cover
as
they
cover
the
advance
of
the
little
spearhead.
Some
of
the
men
carry
automatic
rifles.
Others
do
not.
White
camouflage
suits
are
worn.
The
ground
over
which
they
are
advancing
Is
a
mass
of
rubble,
the
ruins
of
some
of
the
buildings"
still
smoking.
'5.f
Army
:
SITUATION
i
IS
SERIOUS
Tn
u
R
HlVPtl
c"man
Casualties
Have
So
Far
uc
vjivcil
Been
Greatly
ln
Exce
of
A
telegram
received
today
from
Olof
Hanson.
MP.
for
Skeena,
announced
the
pass-
Those
of
Russians
STUBBORN
RESISTANCE
Ing
of
an
order-in-councU
at
PremIer
staIin
Jo$eph
Ploceedj
to
Ottawa
authorizing
Increased
Taic
pfnn,i
ri,,...
w.
-
"'-.
vy
ti
U
Defences
MOSCOW.
July
17
In
some
in-
property
on
Bitter
Creek
in
,
proved
service
are
contained
mrt.
r
v,
tr,
w
.
the
Bear
River
valley,
eighteen
,
in
a
letter
which
Mr.
Hanson
Russo-German
front,
the
Russians
miles
from
Stewart,
announcing
writing
to
the
Prince
Ru-
have
actually
seized
the
Initiative
mai
a
second
vein
had
been
en-
P"
wiamoer
oi
commerce.
hut.
eenernllv
mavinir
h.
n..
.
a
j
-.'Bp
tion
Is
still
serious
for
the
Soviet
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
Is
reported
to
have
left
Moscow
to
take
personal
charge
of
Stalingrad
defences.
In
two
months
It
Is
claimed
T
f
Tl
If
n
T1
T
the
rman3
have
lost
900,000
men
Kl
1
1
VI
Kr
I
I
whlle
the
Russians
have
lost
les3
UKJUkUlaU
than
haif
tnat
number.
k.
r
.
j
-.
.
.
:
.
Masses
of
German
Infantry,
sup-Raid
Reported
"Very
Satis-
'
nf
rhans
a
m,.nn
a
marched
through
the
wheat
fields
of
the
Don
Steppes
today
ln
a
A
continuing
offensive
as
the
Red
On
Ati
w
u
u.11,
,nn.nj
mi
Hankow,
great
Inland
Japanese
,nA
Pn.M
uln,fll.
,
ley.
It
was
bonded
and
rebonded
ibase
on
the
Yangtse
River,
scored
to
mcreaslng
threats
to
both
French
Ships
on
the
Volga
elbow
and
lower
Don
which
Lf,
T,
S
nW
the
Caucasus,
the
Red
Army
fought
a
bea
ting
United
States
i
bombers
stubbornly
from
wU
-
defended
also
struck
at
the
NanchanB
air-
Vorone2h
on
north
to
the
nat
uuC.
ouukus
"cau"
river-wTinkled
country
southeast
quarters
reported.
nf
M,prnvn
v,pt
f.ht.
.-r.
reported
to
have
handed
the
Ger-TJ
J
Af
1
mans
a
heavy
blow
near
the
river
Head
UI
Air
crossing
southeast
of
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A
Reuters
News
Agency
dispatch
,
.
....
,
.
form
Stockholm
today
said
that
Air
Marshal
Breadner
Had
Light
...
,
,.
...
,
.
......
'German
controlled
news
sources
On
During
Blackout
Minister
.
..
,
ui..k.
here,
quoting
from
an
absolutely
i
Is
Also
u
ri,..j
Charged
i
1
source
,n
sald
'that
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
has
OTTAWA.
July
17:
Air
Marshal
left
Moscow
for
Stalingrad
to
per-L.
S.
Breadner.
chief
of
staff
of
sonally
direct
operations
of
the
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Red
Army."
was
fined
$10
yesterday
for
having
At
Alexandria
.May
Be
Trouble
Between
Allies
And
Fraitce
Over
Disposition
Of
Vessels
LONDON,
July
17:
Under
no
conditions
will
French
Immobilized
warships
now
ln
the
port
of
Alexandria
be
permitted
to
fall
Into
the
hands
of
the
enemy,
the
Press
Association
announced
yesterday.
Vice-Premier
Pierre
Laval
says
that
any
move
on
the
part
of
Great
Britain
or
the
United
States
to
prevent
the
removal
of
these
nPtt-c
for
the
children.
The
manu-.now
recelvtnc
suddUcs
from
Rus-Uhips
to
a
safer
point
than
Alex-
facture
of
many
small
toys,
m-
sla
over
a
road
which
Is
a
northern
j
andria
would
be
considered
as
an
i
eluding
buckets
and
spades,
has
!
counterpart
to
the
Burma
Road
extreme
act
of
violence.
Mermaid,
M.000.
165c
and
14c,
been
prohibited
to
free
labor
and
i
ana
wnicn
nas
been
unaer
con-
Storage,
material
for
munitions.
'RED
TROOPS
ENTERED
YUKNOV
structlon
for
some
time.
Chicken
For
Army
Urged
Alberta
Poultry
Association
Would
Have
It
Included
In
Military
Meals
CALOARY,
July
17:
The
Alberta
Poultry
Federation
has
asked
that
poultry
meat
be
Included
In
Canadian
Army
rations
like
It
Is
in
the
United
States.
Married
Women
Will
Be
Called
Back
Into
Work
OTTAWA,
July
17:Marrled
women
with
highly
skilled
training
will
probably
be
called
back:
to
work
under
national
selective
service,
if
'Ti