OF
SHIPS
fifteen
Limes
Last
Week
Maklns
Total
MS
Since
Pearl
lUrber
V,
ASHINOTOK.
DC.
Jaly
Yf
r
...
Wl.rr
ntuvn
sinkings
of
f
.hin
last
wir.
ma
kin
th
m
Hirr
United
SUttes
went
EDMONTON
ELECTION
former
Atliirner
General
l
Srr.
and
Candidate
In
field
Fi.'MoNTON.
July
27-Attornev-
Or
m
k.
tfntUtH
SVrnwtr.
nt
L'-'Ca
Roverntneat
from
1M6
to
John
F
Lgtnburn.
K.C..
was
-'d
unanimously
here
by
Independent
parly
to
contest
ixrthromtng
provincial
by-"n
tor
the
seat
left
vacat
by
dr.it
h
of
D.
M.
Duggan.
lymburnwas
nominated
at
"Mvcntlon
of
the
Edmonton
'
ldepMlU
ClUsens'
A-n
of
Atberu.
In
the
Masonic
v
Tliursday
night.
V.
Kelly
president
of
the
Edmonton
h
was
chairman
of
the
meet-
T;v
other
names,
f.
Y
noim
-
......
.
atwv
w
mentioned,
but
It
was
stated
wiMj
to
run.
Neither
was
pres-
0:i"
other
candidate,
Elmer
E.
11
Vf
had
been
nominated
prcvl-bv
Uic
O.C.F.
It
Is
expected
1
Roi-iul
Credit
forces
also
will
'"
Uir
field.
Tiu..
puu
two
candidates
In
the
""id
Thr
byolcctlon
probably
will
neld
tiume
time
in
October,
nc-u:'dtng
to
government
circles.
All
Dul-.burg,
Mannheim
an.l
iv..
fu
t
Visited
by
Royal
Air
force
HAMBURG
HEAVILY
hit
LONDON,
July
27:
CI')
Tlie
P'rt
of
llamburc,
Germanys
wcond
laret
city
and
trealcst
ubmarlnf
building
centre,
a
nl
by
tlie
ICoyal
Air
forte
in
the
heaviest
raid
on
the
Itelch
lnce
1000
planes
bombed
llrem-en
but
month.
four
Canadian
bomber
kouadroiu
formed
part
f
the
force
and
it
h
estimated
U
hundred
planes
tixik
part
in
the
raid.
Hamburg
shipyards
have
a
cajucily
of
twenty-five
u-boals
at
a
time.
TlieJ
Hamburg
raid
followed
one
of
Saturday
lht
when
acre
of
buildings
Here
wined
out
at
the
huge
(ier
man
railway
and
shipping
centre
of
Dulburg
when
the
Koyal
Air
force
droptied
more
than
500
two-ton
bombs.
German
.!,..
bombed
twenty-three
areas
in
fngland
in
srattered
raids.
LONDON.
July
27
-The
Oer
man
induatrtal
cities
of
DutsbeiK.
Mann
he
km
and
Frankfurt
u
IraWed
by
daylight
by
the
Royal
ftir
rwee,
also
a
chemical
plant
in
southwest
Holland
and
railway
equipment
in
Ifelffhim.
Duteberg
was
raided
In
force
by
'
300
planes
and
lare
fires
were
started.
rrtiu
IMVtTIc
Iorttek.
Atan
Aleutian,
Whig.
American
M00O,
IfuJc
HONGKONG
DISCUSSED
Howard
Green
Tells
How
Vancouver
People
Shuddered
And
Hoped
Against
Blundering
OTTAWA,
July
27:
(CP)
How-
arn
urecn,
Conservative
member
for
Vancouver
South,
said
MANY
GRADfS
There
ore
some
125
grades
M'fse
lilane,
m.m.
..
'
.
1
.
JTtT-
On."
Tomorrow
'sT
ides
(Standard
Time)
1:11
ajn.
22.8
feet
'
14:04
pjn.
21.1
feet
N0OT11ERN
ANP
CBOTRAL
BKITIsjll
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
"
7:50
a.m.
0.1
feet
20:03
pjn.
4.4
feet
vot
m
"
'
"
1
11
"
1
Q
,
PRICE-
FIVE
CENT8
First
Canadian-
Fish
Boat
Sunk
ROMMEL
IS
RAIDS
ON
DIGGING
IN!
GERMANY
'
n
il.l.
it.
.i.ii
...
miming
intensive
Along
the
Unr
In
Hgypt
CAIRO.
July
27
Although
4!.-rc
u.
nomewhat
0f
a
lull.
the
U:
i'
-.h
Imperial
are
holding
the
r
mv
all
along
the
Unr
m
Egypt
tsd'!
arc
keepiiiK
Field
Marshal
Br-V
::
Hummel.-,
army
on
Uie
defen-Thc
en-my
u
digging
n.
r
!-
i.tiy
expecting
further
at-'.i'-n-
Air,
land
and
artillery
at-'a-
K
.
are
bates
kent
tin
h
u.
U:
h.
Hog
sMes
have
bwn
en-rj
niK
In
atftUery
duels.
4
,
F
Yanks
In
First
Raid
On
France
'iNUON.
July
27
Seven
-(I
Htato
Air
Force
plane
joined
the
Royal
A.r
-
for
the
first
Ume
In
a
4
t
mbliiR
attack
on
Northern
Frame
One
of
the
American
i
iii.
failed
to
rrturn.
SINKINGS
and
14c.
60.990.
lftJc
and
14c.
4JB0O.
lie
and
14c,
Semak.
48JD00,
16c
and
14c,
Stor
age.
Rainbow.
34,000.
lSe
and
AUIn.
Canadian
Sea
Maid.
34,000.
16Jc
and
Storage
Embla.
14,000.
15.3c
and
Booth
of
Iron
and
steel
In
a
modern
auto
mobile.
WAR
NEWS
IN
NORTH
AFRICA
vAiHO
A
hraw
form
f
i....ivM-
n.nt
ni
h.
au
"I'Ply
port
of
Tobruk.
touching
off
fires
and
explosions
and
scoring
n"
CMfn,y
shlD-
UmK
ial
A'r
tlgMm
Hi
L
i
narked
Axis
barces
off
ki.ii
it....i
m..
t
i
....
,....
s,miiuiii,
uiiuiiicr
cncnijr
guii;
jiuih
.
.
COMMANDOS
KILL
GO
JAPS
....
AI.MI
IJ
IN
AI)(ltTAItTI-1c
.
.
,
...
.
....
'e
Killed
in
n
ninmnnil,.
.m..i,-
.....
...
i.n-
u,,
,
.
.
'
"""""su
ai
iMuuon,
near
saiamua,
wnnc
"'c
planes
continued
to
blml
....
v
ti...
.ill,
"
.,
V
-iest
penetrations
in
Australia
to
naie
'"it
a
raid
on
Tm
t
nt
n.
..
.
..
...
Vll
U1C
norincast
coast.
14c.
14c.
14c.
MARINES
ON
ALERT
AS
JAI'S
BOMB
ALEUTIAN
ISLANDS
Must
Take
Share
Tin
U.S
navy
n
i.-asi'd
tins
photo
in
W.i.:-..iu..i.
n
-
.h,,.
ti.r
atUck-
au
.
bor.
Aleutian,
on
June
3
and
4
bv
Jananeae
a.r
r,,H.
,,
c
-
...l'.'C
Dutch
Har-
halibut
sales
Homes
Of
Aliens
PURGE
OF
In
Detroit
Are
Raided
By
F.B.I:
?
DETROIT.
July
27-
Raids
on
the
homes
of
190
Germans
and
Italtaus
In
Detroit
and
Benton
Harbor
re
REFUGEES
:Japs
Nails
Are
Sending
from
Occupied
I
ranee
to
Tolish
Concentration
Camps
,
fC
TA
f
n
i
IIoUnd
T"
ref
usees
are
being
Ul
UCtenCe
UULVImOTed
to
conccnon
camps
in
damaged
J
Poland.
The
purge
is
evidently
for
Compulsory
Servlee
for
Civilian
Defence
In
Bristol
tional
Service
has
Instituted
In
Bristol
compulsory
service
for
,
part-ttae
police
or
civil
defence
duties.
The
age
groups
are
18
to
60
for
men
and
19
to
4
for
women.
Work
of
national
importance
,
cannot
be
pleaded
to
obtain
ex
emption.
in
the
House
of
Commons
that,
t
A
Mtatetry
spokesman
said
when
Pacific
Coast
residents
saw
Canadian
troop
leave
for
Hong
Kong
last
autumn,
they
"shuddered"
and
hoped
there
would
be
"no
bunding
among
higher-ups"
because
they
knew
war
with
Japan
was
imminent.
Mr.
Green
said
that
the
Duff
rcMirt
revealed
"dangerous
lack
of
understanding
of
the
Japanese
and
the
actual
situation
In
the
Pacific
by
the
war
committee
of
the
cabinet,
defence
headquarters
and
the
external
affairs
department."
BRISTOL,
Bng..
July
2:
O
-Because
of
the
tack
of
volunteers,
the
Ministry
of
Labor
and
Na
re
gional
commissioners
everywhere
have
the
power
to
apply
the
order,
"but
there
is
no
question
of
jits
being
applied
all
over
tlie
I
country
yet."
t
MUST
N!,i;i
THIluM
There
are
17
types
of
sergeants
In
the
U.
8.
Marine
Corps.
ill
v
)re
biiips
WASHINGTON.
Julv
n
t
Nova
Scotia
Schooner
Is
Shelled
Bv
E
Sub
marine
In
Atlantic
AH
Eleven
Members
of
Crew
Got
Off
in
Dories
and
Rowed
Safely
to
Shore-Skipper
Believes
There
May
Be
More
Such
Incidents
-CPiNf
PAST
CANADIAN
PORT,
July
27
v'
c
'
e.rcy
Rlchardsn-
master
of
the
Lockeport
ine
shellfire
said
he
believed
the
attack
on
the
vessel
in-d
catec
la
.change
in
German
U-boat
policy.
He
brieves
other
fishing
boats
are
to
be
shelled.
Four
members
of
D
A
T'T'I
T
rli1
rne
crew
were
injured
but
all
DHULCU1N
IN
ROSTOV
I
rifhting
in
Outer
Streets
of
City-Diversion
in
Bryansk
Sector
KKS
HOLDING
ON
MOSCOW.
July
27:
(CI)
The
Germans
have
hurled
reinforcements
into
the
battle
in
an
effort
to
widen
footholds
south
of
the
Don
River
near
Tsimlyansk.
The
Russians
are
reported
to
be
holding
their
positions
and
the
Red
Air
Forte
is
founding
moving
columns
of
German
men
and
guns
by
day
and
night.
The
Germans
are
reported
to
have
reached
the
Stalingrad-Tikhor-etsk
railway
line,
last
rail
link
-sT.
-vwitu-the.
Caucasus.-
I
MOCSOW.
Julv
27
Tho
nprman
forces
have
broken
lntn
tho
o.it.
The
Department
of
the
Navy
i
skirts
of
Rostov
and
the
citv
is
in
.
....
unencan
SUD-
ne
Kreaiesi
flanepr
it
is
nrfmittorf
auliad
to
the
ttadlng
of
guns
and,
,
"IJ
'rl
"
1
nu,rine
have
"nk
five
more
here.
However,
the
defenders
are
hort
wve
radios.
!
,SV
JTh
"
i8f.nese
"
the
Western
1
still
holdmg.
Heavy
fightS
is
:
""3
,
.
7s
1,1
i-acnic
Thoy
were
bagged
.Freti
ana
were
is
now
within
Japanese
waters
thi
-an
exodus
to
Vichy
Frwoc.
Ttoe
to.
includWT
modem'
.
.
a"
to-
uc
T
Inure
nlan
mult
u.ui,
.
r,.r
.
7
"
"u
awuyer.
royer.
a
sixth
vessel
a
me-
the
purpose
of
removing
potential
,
fnth
columnists
m
the
event
of
a
British
invasion
IT
STUNG
THE
JAPS
HARD
dium-stse
dlum-staed
cargo
shin
wns
APPEAL
BY
BOASTING
:
KAI-SHEK
IIVIIVl
All
vLi
IRF
Asks
Im,ia
lo
Sne,ve
Anti-British
Z
Movement
Until
After
War
United
States
War
Production'
.
.
euMCA'
ina-
Jul'
27An
emis-
Grrater
But
Does
Not
J,.iifv
Undue
Optimism
ry
of
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kal-
!8nek
has
sent
a
personal
plea
to
!
All-India
Congress
leaders
to
shelve
WASHINGTON.
July
27.
Don-
until
after
the
war
their
anti-
aid
Nelson,
chief
of
the
office
of
i
British
movement.
production
management,
says
that
production
of
war
goods
In
the
OUR
TANKS
"TOPS
United
States,
while
greatly
In-
Made
-
in
-
Canada
Valentine
creased,
does
not
Justify
undue
op-
i
tanks,
of
wctMi
hundreds
already
tmlsm.
Too
much
boasting
at
this
(have
been
shipped
to
Russte.
are
time
would
be
immature.
The
big-
considered
"tops"
by
Soviet
sol-gest
Job
still
lies
ahead.
Idlers.
ABOVE
Is
pictured
In
flight
the
latest
production
model
of
the
r-39
(Airacobra)
fighter
which
wns
employed
successfully
against
the
Japs
who
attacked
the
Aleutian
Islands
Lieut-acneral
Henry
II
Arnold,
commanding:
general
or
the
U.S.
army
air
forces,
telegraphed
the
Beit
Aircraft.
Corp..
builders
of
the
plane,
to
tell
of
thr
srand
performance
of
this
ship
against
a
squadron
or
Japs.
"Only
a
truly
fine
airplane,
skilfully
and
carefully
constructed,
could
sur-mount
such
obstacles
intact,-
the
general
said.
"With
your
forces
producing1
such
planes
and
our
..v4
v
VHIUIVV
,UI4,
.
,
lj.2!l:X.j
I
going
on
with
the
enemy
still
suf
lering
large
casualties.
The
fortifications
of
the
city
have
been
breached
at
some
points.
Two
thousands
Germans
are
reported
tat
havo
Kaah
1
t-
a.
-w
iuucu
at
iw&ujv
uy
Nazis
are
reported
to
have
made
two
crossings
of
the
Don
and
are
pouring
men
and
machines
across.
The
enemy,
marching
into
the
Caucasus,
have
reached
to
within
forty-five
miles
of
Stalingrad.
The
summer
offensive
of
the
Germans
is
now
on
in
full
swinz
with
the
Caucasus.
sUll
800
miles
away.
Stalingrad
and
the
Volgo
River
as
the
principal
objectives.
Meanwhile
the
Rijsslans
are
developing
a
flanking
movement
500
miles
to
the
north
of
Rostov
in
the
Bryansk
sector
and
have
captured
several
important
communities
as
well
as
cutting
a
road
which
is
a
major
factor
in
Russian
supply
tines.
The
Russian
counter-attack
at
Voronesh
continues.
The
Nazis
are
estimated
to
have
lost
100,000
men
there
In
the
past
month.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
American
League
New
York
7,
Detroit
2.
Boston
9.
St.
Louis
8.
Washington
10,
Cleveland
6.
Philadelphia
2,
Chicago
1.
National
League
Pittsburg
4.
Brooklyn
1.
Cincinnati
8.
New
York
6.
St.
Louis
.6,
Boston
3.
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia
1.
SUNDAY
American
League
St.
Louis
9-4,
Boston
2-3.
Philadelphia
1-3,
Chicago
2-2.
Washington
2-1,
Cleveland
0-7.
New
York
5,
Detroit
2.
National
League
Philadelphia
4-6,
Chicago
3-1.
St.
Louis
2-5,
Boston
.5-3.
Brooklyn
3-5,
Pittsburg
2-3.
Cincinnati
6-2,
New
York
2-1.
NORTH
AND
SOUTH
The
Suez
Canal
runs
almost
due
north
"and
south
for
104.5
miles
through
desert
and
marshy
lakes.
eleven
men
on
the
boat
got
off
In
two
dories
and
rowed
one
hundred
miles
to
Cape
Sable
Island.
It
Is
the
first
Canadian
fishing
vessel
to
be
sunk
in
this
war.
Jaus
On
Move
From
Railway
I
JASPER,
Alberte.
June
27
f
It
is
reported
here
that
Jan-
anese
mountain
road
work
camps
at
Geikle
and
Decode
In
British
Columbia
are
to
be
closed
this
week
and
work
on
the
road
stopped.
It
Is
believed
the
Japanese
are
to
be
le-
moved
to
the
Interior
of
Brit-
lsh
Columbia
far
from
thp
r
main
line
of
the
railways:
NEW
TOWN
4
IS
BOMBED
Japanese
Planes
Strike
for
First
Time
at
Townsville
Hit
Darwin
Again
MELBOURNE.
July
27:
Townsville,
a
city
of
13,000
persons
350
miles
south
or
the
most
northerly
tip
of
Australia,
was
raided
by
four
Japanese
planes
Saturday
There
was
also
another
light
at-
iacK
on
Port
Darwin
Saturday
and
a
repetition
Sundav
Planes
of
the
United
Nations
raided
Lae
and
Rabaul
and
again
struck
at
the
Oona-Buna
area
where
the
Japs
made
a
landing
last
week.
BOMBED
BY
LUFTWAFFE
Town
in
Northeast
England
Is
Strafed
by
Enemy
With
Considerable
Damage
Done
LONDON.
July
27:
The
Luftwaffe
bombed
a
town
In
northeast
England.
Business
streets
were
machine-gunned
and
homes,
shops
and
factories
damaged.
Coastal
areas
in
tlie
viclnltv
were
ntsn
bombed.
SOLDIER
JSDEAD
Gunner
Gregory
Lawrence
Pigeon
Of
Stratford,
Ontario,
Loses
His
Life
Ounner
1
Gregory
Lawrence
Pigeon
or
StraMoVd.
Ontario,
died
In
military
hospital
at
Prince
Rupert
as
a
result
or
Injuries
sustained.
The
body
Is
being
forwarded
tonleht
tn
StratTord
for
burial.
AN
IMMENSE
TASK
It
takes
71
railroad
train
mMi
with
a
minimum
of
20
cars,
to
move
an
army
division
of
noon
men
with
weapons
ana
equipment.