WAR
NEWS
Big
Developments
Dum
govt
-
CAIKO
The
Hriti.sLi.ighV1
42
available
reinforcements
iitlo
i
vJXlxament
bldo3.
auoia
iniy
nines
east
ot
Mors
x..
.....
..r,,
.1
.
Bremen
Bombed
Again
LONI)ON-The
Berlin
radio
said
today
that
Bremen
had
been
bombed
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
for
the
third
time
in
five
night.
Three
hundred
planes
took
part
in
the
raid
which
the
Air
Ministry
stated
was
car-
new
uul
mmiKii
scattered
clouds.
Two
Canadian
squad-
1
rons
took
part
and
among
the
Canadian
fliers
was
I
Squadron
Leader
Turner
of
Ganges
Harbor.
'
i
Penetrate
Sebastopol
;
BERLIN
The
German
High
Command
claimed
'
today
that
Nazi
forces
had
penetrated
the
inner
de-
:
fences
of
Sebastopol.
Moscow
admitted
that
the
Red
Army
had
given
some
ground
there
but
claimed
that
'he
new
Nazi
offensive
in
the
Kursk
area
had
been
checked.
More
and
more
bombing
aircraft
were
being
thrown
against
Sebastopol.
ROAD
WORK
EMERGENCY
UNDER
WAY
SUPPLIES
M,nlmM
IJst
,s
K
J,
Ryan
Contracting
Co.
Start
Suited
-,
Eighteen
.Miles
Eat
From
rrudhomme
Iake
The
IU
J.
Uyan
Contracting
Co.
h
already
made
a
good
start
on
continuation
of
the
Skeena
Kher
Highway
on
the
Trlnce
Kuperl
end
eastward
from
Prudhommr
Ijke.
This
is
considered
jwmlbly
the
most
dlffl-ralt
portion
of
the
entire
road
from
hrrr
tn
TrrraT
fntin
a
construction
standpoint.
Camp
has
been
opened
up
and
about
fifty
men
are
employed
with
modrrn
machinery.
It
was
about
a
nerk
ago
that
the
work
starlrd,
The
section
of
road
construction
from
this
end
consists
of
about
eighteen
miles.
It
constitutes
a
tirt
Inn
of
the
general
Prince
Rupert-Terrace
road
BREMEN
IS
HIT
AGAIN
Third
Heavv
Raid
by
Royal
Air
partment
of
Tensions
and
Health
person
one
tin
mllk;
0
oz.
canned
meat
or
fish
for
child,
8
oz.
for
adult
Proportionate
Increases
should
be
allowed
for
other
basic
foods
sv
14
tiivt
vasv
so
v
c
wmu
Iv
one
Individual.
Every
six
weeks
some
foods
such
as
cereals,
chocolates,
etc
should
be
used
and
replaced
by
a
new
stock.
Seml-pcrtshablc
food
should
be
kept
In
a
covered
butter
crock
or
metal
im.,
vU.,v....w
container
such
as
a
-
pall.
i
Torre
In
rive
Nlihts
on
Ger-
to
be
kept
with
supplies.
A
can
man
Seaport
jopener
should
be
kept
with
thesj
supplies.
day
nights
when
eleven
British
p..wcs
ntne
bombers
and
two
flchtcrs-
failed
to
return.
The
Air
Ministry
said
a
"strong
force"
made
the
Saturday
raid.
Fires
arc
still
burning
In
the
crrat
Qerman
.v.
......
oort.
Returning
----
-
Last
minute
"
activities
y
-
...IJn,,
British
filers
said
the
antl-aircrau
Vancouver
to
uimt
uH
..u.w.
defences
appeared
to
be
almost
.They
have
iaKen
over
"
out
of
commission.
Medium
bomb-s
and
long
range
fighters
were
used,
The
British
Air
Force
have
also
attacked
the
-Lowlands
and
North
French
coast
again.
Daryl
Focrster
and
Ted
Epps
of
Nanalmo
arrived
In
the
city
Sunday
evening
from
the
south,
the
for
rner
being
on
his
way
to
Sunny
side
on
the
Skeena
River
and
the
latter
being
bound
for
Arrandale
o
the
Naas
River.
They
will
be
engaged
In
work
during
the
com
'ng
summer
for
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
in
connection
with
the
checking
of
salmon.
01
Mr.
ana
mrs.
rtmwu
-".
Fourth
Avenue
East
for
the
summer
months.
by
his
little
daughter,
Anne,
who
ha3
been
visiting
for
a
couple
of
weeks
at
Smtthcrs.
Baseb'all
Scores
American
League
Cleveland
11,
Chlcago'5.
National
League
Brooklyn
10,
Philadelphia
3.
STANDINGS
.,
.
She
VOL.
XXXI,
No.
150
nients,
it
w
said,
arc
expected
within
the
next
few
days
D
A
TTI
F
AP
and
Britwh
forces
are
confident
that
they
can
hold
the
DA
1
1
LL
Ur
line.
The
forward
march
of
the
Axis
forces,
which
has
,
ZZL
7
"
""
w
w
uuiinut'iy
sionncu
to
day.
New
Zealand
land
forces
and
United
States
air
craft
have
entered
the
battle.
Valley.
RAGING
ON
Wild
Melee
of
Men
and
Machines
With
F.nrniy
Driving
Deeper
Into
Nile
Valley
FIOIIT
AIIOUM)
I'UKA
CAIRO,
June
30:
Heavy
raids
by
augmented
Allied
air
forces
on
Axis
tanks
in
the
desert
battle
area
and
on
Tobruk
were
announred
today
as
British
headquarters
indicated
the
enemy
had
thrust
eastward
to
the
vicinity
of
Fuka,
110
miles
west
of
Alexandria
and
forty-five
miles
southeast
of
Matruh.
Both
(icrman
and
Italian
communiques
had
claimed
their
men
were
east
of
Fuka.
British
headquarters
taid
that
large
forces
of
Ax's
tanks
and
vehicles
were
met
and
forced
back
on
Sunday
west
of
Fuka
but
advanced
again
yesterday.
Fresh
New
Zealand
troops
bolstered
no
the
llrilish
defence
while
the
strengthened
Royal
Air
Force
and
United
States
Air
Force
steadily
bombed
AxK
vehicles
and
bases.
A
military
observer
just
bark
from
the
front
said
that
the
situation
was
somewhat
Improved.
Many
newly
arrived
planes.
Including
those
of
the
United
States
air
corps,
have
been
thrown
Into
the
stnmglc.
HALIBUT
SALES
Eureka,
American
14,000,
15c
and
14c.
Storage.
Canadian
Tramp,
10,000,
15.3c
and
14c.
pacific
If
possible
suitable
spare
dUhoa
,2nno
I
'
.1
an
i
i
Atlln.
I
Skeena
M.,
6,000,
15c
and
14c,
I..
li.
Ill
.
M
.
.
.
trtwr.ow
I..,,,
in
nrrrr.
nf
7
..7
UOrCCll.
1D.UW.
MU
IK,
.u,.v
w
-
--
emergency
suouia
uiciuut-uu-
PHmnnris
md
Walker
least
two
Canadian
bomber
,
of
drinking
water
SiT
S
Vnd
a
supply
u
"00'
nm
i
,5c
14c
lie
At
AU
ccuadroru
paid
a
third
visit
to
lna8UluPwcy
container
as
a
tea
..nToodlc'
fnd
nicmcn
in
five
days
when
they
k
tu
c
pre5Crvlng
kettle,
etc.
j
1
iiou
14ooo
14,0'
l&c
15;C
and
anU
14c
14C
(,
w
through
scattered
clouds
early
t
CoUctlon
of
perUhable
f
cods
on
D(Jlt'
(
day
to
drop
IncendtarlM
and)hand
ln
shopping
bag
or
basket;
H
3
500
15c
and
14c
Al.j
Uih
explosives
on
the
still
smok-;kcpt
ready
ror
purp0sc.
Ull
I
ir
seaport.
It
was
thought
that
dlrcctor
als0
suggests
iat;
Annabellc.
30oo,
15c
and
14c.'
three
hundred
planes
participated.
patr0tC
merchants
may
put
up
J
Atlln
u
was
mo
ninty-scvciiui
'u
a
box
of
these
supplies
at
a
pnee
f
the
war
upon
Bremen
and
the
induce
householders
to
buy
British
bombers
struck
at
ship-'lnem;
and
that
clubs
and
assocla-rds.
docks
and
factories
Includ-
tjonj'for
charitable
work
may
be
i-H
an
Important
submarlno
lnlcrcstcd
ln
seeing
that
all
needy
works.
,
families
suggested
by
welfare
Last
night's
raid
followed
Sa'.ur-.
u
are
given
boxes
of
these
emergency
n'llons.
Blue
Boy,
5,000,
15c
and
14c,
Booth.
Flnella,
10,000,
15.1c
and
14c.
Pacific.
Mother
II,
4,000,
15c
and
14c.
Storage.
Dorrcen
M.,
10,000,
15.3c
and
14
CI
rsro
fri
Local
Temperature
Maximum
69
Minimum
-
50
JOURNEY'S
END
Religious
pilgrimages
to
Can
terbury
were
stopped
by
Henry
VIII
In
1538,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
30,
1912
TRYING
OUT
PASSING
OF
EGYPT
IS
!
ARMY
FARE:
OLD
TIMER
This
is
Feature
of
Civilian
Day
Ed
Chesley,
First
Railway
Con-Canadian
National
Follows
ductor
Out
of
Here,
Dies
in
Suit
I
Hospital
MONTREAL.
June
30
Provision
Edward
Chesley,
who
wai
the
has
been
made
for
servicing
17,300
first
conductor
of
the
old
Grand
army
camp
meals
at
breakfast.
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
out
of
here
dinner
and
supper
on
dining
cars
during
construction
days
back
In
and
In
hotels
and
station
restaur-
1910
and
1911.
retiring
from
the
the
Army
Week
programs,
nation-
graphs
and
later
becoming
al
observance
of
which
began
yes-
ot
tne
r51
known
figures
in
the
terday.
Army
meals
are
being
Skeena
Valley,
passed
away
this
tried
out
throughout
Canada
to-
morning
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-day,
era!
Hospital.
It
was
expected
that
every
trav-
to
all
Individuals
who
patronize
Canadian
National
services
during
"Civilian
Day."
The
cover
carries
a
reproduction
of
"Canadian
Soldier."
an
oil
by
Llllas
Torrance
Newton.
R.C.A.
Inside
Is
a
tribute
to
"the
army"
by
R.
C.
Vaughan,
A
StOCk
Of
fOOdS
tO
hf
Vent
far
nA
VMV1l
riahllni,
.1
lnn
rr
-
..
J
Cariboo
Quarto
...
Hedley
Mascot
Pioneer
-
Premier
Privateer
Reno
..
Sheep
Creek
Oils
Calmont
-
C.
&
E.
Home
Royal
Canadian
...
un
25
1.30
-45
2Q
.03
.67
.13
.91
2.15
.03
Toronto
BeatUe
-..
60
Central
Pat.
,
.90
Cons.
Smelters
35.75
Kerr
Addison
4.00
Little
Long
Lac
1.00
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.30
Madsen
Red
Lake
42
McKenzle
Red
Lake
.56
Vi
Moneta
26
Pickle
Crow
1.60
SPORTS
OF
ARMY
WEEK
Interesting
Events
Arranccd
for
Observance
of
Domlnio
Day
Tomorrow
The
sport
angle
of
Army
Week
ln
Prince
Rupert
Is
not
being
overlooked
and
a
very
Interesting
program
In
which
both
military
and
civilians
will
participate
in
base-
Northern
Breeze.
26,000.
15.4c
ba.
football
and
softball
has
been
i-j
il.
pi
unauuu
w
arranged
nrrunKca
unaer
uiiucr
uic
uiv
Mrs.
John
MacDonald,
wife
of
i1"1"
w
.
,lhp
Youne
Men's
Christian
Asso-
LSI.
Dr.MacDonald,
matuvimiui
dlrcctor
of
the
lo-1
letnracrp
,
'
'
elation
war
services
and
sports
cal
public
health
unit,
will
a"lveSn
in
the
city
tomorrow
morning
from
,
7""
W.
J.
Perry,
district
engineer
for
:
officers.
At
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
there
will
be
a
baseball
double-
the
Dominion
Water
Branch,
and
the
sccond
between
Medicals
F.
J,
Bowerlng,
provincial
sanitary
.
Ynnks
icnclncer,
returned
to
Vancouver
j
Tm.ji,f1iv
nf,-
cllmv,P
the
I
"
...
S
1
4
1
iUMUVM.-.VIJ
M.,.
T.
W.
Brown
returned
to
the
Saturday
nignt
auer
navuig
spt"
.Dominion
Day
Cup
soccer
final
city
on
Sunday
night's
train
jrom
a
j;w
uu,o
Investigating
the
water
a
trip
to.
Vancouver,
accompanlcdprroce
oyaiviiio.
will
be
played
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
between
Signals
and
Air
Force
while
Signals
and
Transports
will
be
locking
horns
In
softball
at
the
Gyro
Park.
j
Rounding
out
the
day's
program-of
special
events
will
be
a
tottoo
by
the
Edmonton
Band
at
the
Post
Office.
With
auspicious
conditions
In
prospect,
there
is
every
Indication
that
large
crowds
of
fans
will
turn
OUt.
Mr.
Chesley.
who
was
75
years
(being
made
so
as
to
be
able
eller
would
sample
at
least
one
a8e.
came
here
from
Wln-
of
the
meals
taken
from
the
army
niPcB
tn
the
railway
service.
For
rjiot
hvt
arH
wht'i
are
bein?
years
he
was
a
lineman
for
the
offered
throughout
Canada
wher-
Government
Telegraphs
around
ever
the
Canadian
National
pro-
Shames.
In
more
recent
years
he
vide
restaurant
services.
Special
had
lived
at
Doreen
and
was
also
menu
cards
are
being
presented
'eU
known
in
Sm
it
hers.
GENERAL
CHANGED
preside
tnof
the
National
Railways.
Sir
Claude
Auchinlc-k
Succeeds
followed
by
the
National
program
Neil
Ritchie
As
Commander-for
Army
Week.
j
in-Chief
of
Desert
Army
As
taken
from
the
army
diet
CAIRO.
June
30:
0-Contlnuous
breakfast
sheet,
on
"Civilian
Day
lqjdov
June
30-
tt
Prime
1
-
a.iu
v
j
iuuihih
.
t
luKiiih
vt,
r-i
in
i
N
i-f'n
m
xipwpn
nn
mpx
rm.pfi
.
.
;
.
.
....
.
...
situation
by
the
farmers.
Building
And
ningham.
jto
the
corner
of
Main
Street
and
It
was
the
Prime
Minister's
first
Broadway
by
George
Wall
is
aUo
-"tnearance
in
Piriuunent
since
being
altered
to
accommodate
his
hte,
return
jromlje
United
SJates
garage
,
businMSMd
will
shortly
and"
his
"Brief
"satemeiiV
was
the
"be
oceupcl
Dy
MrTwaTl.
only
comment
on
the
Egyptian
'
A
number
of
real
estate
trans-situation,
actions
have
taken
place
during
TomorroW
sT
Ides
(Standard
Time)
Hlgli
2:56
ajn.
22.2
feet
15:55
p.m.
205
feet
Low
0:35
ajn.
0.8
feet
21:52
pjn.
5.7
feet
to,
save
as
much
of
the
crop
as
Real
Estate
In
Smithers
SMITH
ERS,
June
30:-
b
ger
ouuumg
Building
on
uu
Main
main
The
An-
Street
oireei
is
is
an
Mnrrontr
Ku
Vim,..v,nM...
i
.
.
,
.
"
,
,
1
.Minister
Winston
onurcniu
an-
dLer
aSas
y'T
Li
"
U
th
fresh
mllk'
grllled
saus'
nounced
today
that
General
Sir
now
undergoing
alterations
and
danger
areas
nas
been
recommend-
and
machines
over
an
ever-
ae.
tuxt.
hnttjr
ttrairWrv
lam
J
.
..
JT
-
j
u
.
'
--'-j
1
uiiauae
AucnimecK,
commanaer-
wemg
piepaieu
ior
occupauoa
Wll(H(i
c,t-
nj
.
.
,
.
,
,,
..
,
,
SrtaeniSrJn?.!
J?",
and
choice
of
coffee
or
cocoa.
The,
in.cnicf
of
Brttlah
forcea
ln
a
resUuranL
The
two
parts
HeaS
isaliT
Tf
tnr
.
fS
rff.i
m
JS?
uL
f
m!lln
AlCT
dUh
U
C0d
"dle
East,
took
command
of
the
formerly
occupied
a,
a
meat
mar-.
E.hth
Army
itx
North
Af
j
t
o
&idc
tfiilorl
Of
four
two
adulLs
u.'hUh
.'-
nnH
tvn
rhll.
Alo-ranHHa
tho
rantlirp
nf
-
il
in
dren
arP
luted
a
,iV.
in
J
!
.'jlw!.
!L
"
June
tdirx
Lieut,
.snop
on
trie
other
are
now
being
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
HAYINGIS
fGERMANS
COMMENCED
CUTOFF
Early
Start
.Made
On
Harvest
In
Bulkley
Valley
Growth
Has
j
Been
Phenomenal
has
already
started
in
the
Bulkley
ueaien
uir
at
bebastopol
Valley.
This
constitutes
one
of
the
'
earliest
records
for
haying
in
this
'
district.
Owing
to
the
large
amount
of
moisture
this
season
'
anis
oi
me
Canadian
National
raway
senrjee
in
me
winter
oi
the
hay
ha
phenomenal
iwuways
waay,
wvman
uay.
in
w
J""'
w""""
""'growth
and
Is
maturing
earlv
i
nnp'm.1.
-1
...
.
.
t
mi,
a
long
wim
uie
iaci
mat
me
farmers
are
all
unable
to
obtain
extra
help
and
being
obliged
to
do
all
their
own
work,
has
necessitated
the
earliest
possible
start
BY
REDS
BMITHERS.
June
30:
Haying
Naz,s
Meet
Reverse
at
Kursk
Heavy
fight
at
Kharkov
MOSCOW,
June
30
(CP)
Soviet
forces
on
the
Kursk
front
above
Kharkov
have
cut
off
German
infantry
forces
which
pierced
lines
in
several
sectors
and
more
than
two
hundred
Nazi
tanks
have
been
smashed
In
two
days,
the
Army
publication
Red
Star
reported
today
In
its
first
detailed
account
of
the
bat-tie
in
that
area.
In
two
other
active
sectors
The
weather
seems
now
to
have
'
Sebastopol's
defenders
rallied
to
settled
down
and
gives
promise
of(
beat
back
reinforced
German
a
continued
spell
of
favorable
shock
troops
and
on
the
Khar-weather
for
making
hay.
Every
kov
front
heavy
but
indecisive
advantage
will
be
taken
of
this
fighting
raged.
Heavy
Russian
counter-attacks
have
brought
the
German
offen-I
sive
to
a
standstill
and
forced
j
the
enemy
to
retreat
at
several
points
in
the
Kharkov
area
it
reported
later.
There
is
no
Iwas
material
change
in
the
situation
at
Sebastopol.
The
Russian
defenders
having
hurled
back
heavy
Nazi
assaults,
fighting
dwindled
to
a
small
scale
for
a
time
but
is
livening
up
again.
FREIGHTER
LAUNCHING
DC!
HlUn.
IIiacnCLLI
VIUL
CnPtae
C
Tl
h
Vs
AAnnoiori
hu
afutKtvsv
n
-w4
sll
I
t
.
.
Rlr
1.1K
tin.
.i,,rv,M
itw.
tut.
-Ms,
.
r:
r
"
.
.
.
.
"
'"
,
M
IVI
si.
,
jummuni
o
ceremonies
Giants
TLorllr.
Berlin
and
anA
T7
Rome
,.-lh
with
nn
no
..
.
'
.
.
.
iuuuimiiwu
w.c
"--
"a
'""""'"I
four
tins
tomatoes
(23-oz.
sl2e)
or
both
pumpkin
p,
fresh
apple,
tea
six
tomato
Juice
(20-oz.
size);
two
denial
ln
London.
lccd
coffee,
tins
beans
(20-oz.
tins);
24
oz.
can-1
The
desert
struggle
has
been
in
ned
meat
or
fish,
or
8-oz.
tin
whole
progress
without
a
break
since
egg
powder;
crackers:
2
lbs.
Bra-,8aturday
fternoon
when
Axis
ar-ham
crackers;
1
lb.
unsalted
soda
mored
forces
from
the
west,
tak-crackers;
8
oz.
plain
chocolate
bars,
ing
advantage
of
sunset
glaren,.
In
addition,
supplies
recommend-(the
defenders'
eyes,
struck
at
posl-ed
are
four
20-oz
tins
fruit
Juice:
tlons
southwest
of
Matru.
The
20
oz.
ready-to-eat
whole
grain
'
battle
since
then
raged
through-cereals;
1
lb.
peanut
butter.
out
nights
under
the
full
moon.
fr
larger
households
following
wilh
dawn
finding
me
iignung
building
of
Hhlch
Is
now
under
'moving
'aadiUons
8n0uld
be
made
for
each
deeper
toward
the
Nile
way
In
several
separate
but
con
nr.rllng
sections.
The
expectation
is
that
there
will
he
a
passable
road
from
Trlnre
Itupcrt
to
Terrace
in
Just
about
a
year's
time.
TODAYS
5TQCKS
(Oourtny
8.
D.
Johatton
On.)
Vancouver
Grandvlew
12
Oralorne
-
-..
6.70
.
i'
f
i
er
wnen
ne
took
over
premises.
from
Lieut.
General
Sir
Alan
Cun-'
The
building
recently
moved
on
Mr.
Churchin
was
greeted
with
the
past
month
whereby
several
I
of
the
workmen.
There
cheers
from
all
sides
as
ne
en-
dwellings
ana
some
omer
proper-,
dedicatory
prayer
by
a
tered
the
House.
The
first
submarine
telegraph
lines
ln
New
York
harbor
were
laid
by
Samuel
Morse.
ties
have
changed
hands.
CANADA
NEEDS
YOU
Taking
of
Vessel
To
Water
A
minimum
or
ceremony
will
mark
the
launching
about
to
occur
of
another
10,000-ton
freighter
at
a
west
coast
Canadian
port.
Workers
of
the
yard
will
pause
In
their
work
only
long
enough
to
witness
the
actual
event
The
sponsor
will
be
the
wife
of
one
ARMY
WEEK
SPORTS
July
1
Acropolis
Hi
Regimental
Band
in
Attendance
BASEBALL
2
p.m.
-Watts
&
Nickcrson
vs.
Edmontons.
4
p.m.
International
Feature:
Medicals
vs.
Yanks.
SOCCER
v
6:30
p.m.-INTEKSEUVICES
FINALS.
SOFTBALL
(ANOTHER
INTERNATIONAL
FEATURE)
7:00
p.m.
(At
Gyro
Park),
Signals
vs.
Transport.
:
NO
CHARGE
FOR
ANY
GAMES
.
TATTOO
Edmonton
Band
10
p.m.
in
Front
of
Post
Office
JOIN
THE
ARMY.
NOW
wlU
be
pioneer
coast
missionary.
Presentation
of
a
silver
service
to
the
sponsor
will
RATION
OIL
"be
made.
There
will
also
be
flow-
Lubricating
oil
is
now
rationed
ers
presented.
The
new
ship
Is
throughout
British
South
Africa,
named
Fort
Rupert.