f
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I
'is
1
Hocal
Temperature
Tomorrow
(Standard
Time)
sT
ides
'V
High
5:15
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feet
17:39
pjrr.
19.1
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Low
'
11:26
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feet
Mlr.-TSU.T
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
17,
1942
PRICE-
FIVE
CENTS
Russ-British
Alliance
Confirmed
3
smut!
Ei5
l4i
3
111
MP1
Pr
IfV
Speaks-
HEALS
OF
.C.F.
ARE
PUT
FORTH
3(
amrron
t
rges
Deve
lopment
War
Incentive
and
Ural
Post-War
Man
h
of
the
social
at
rue
-!.f
re
might
be
a
bet-V,r
the
winning
of
I
establishment
of
i
while
for
those
.'turn
to
alter
the
::
uld
be
principal
dv
tared
Colin
Cam-..n.
Co-operative
Fed-:
r
of
the
Legislative!
BMish
Columbia
for
,)
f
In
Print
Rup-.ht
during
a
brief
o'i
his
way
back
I.wnd
after
having'
n
j'
national
con-1
mo
Mr.
Cameron
Oddfellow'
Hall
be-which
numbered
rrd
peraom.
O.
W.
i
d
gs
chairman.
.
.:
said
Mr.
Cam-,
.
today
ww
bck-hr
war.
8oclallaia
:
was
evil
and
that
'
M
be
made
from,
irarly
paid
for
In
i
i'F
and
its
mem-.
rritued
tor
atate--)
the
war
which
rouple
of
year
:
hesc
atatemenU
.
deemed
almost
'
time
awl
things
a
then
wilted
wVre
.
by
all.
One
in--hange
of
attitude
P
w.a.
travelled.
Mr
h-rc
was
heard
th-
i!
graft
and
inef-pioAecittion
of
the
u
.
.
deplomble
waste
Mitertal.
It
was
all
'
ty
waste,
graft,
ln-:
vci,
dishonesty
but
.
nuelves
were
rea-e
system
which
:
u:ii
on
dlshoitesty.
us
an
-:r.
and
apathy
;;me
1
think
we
win
the
war."
said
was
Just
as
brave
.111
The
Canadian
as
efficient
and
'i
he
difference
I
urces
and
manpower
of
failure
and
resource
CONVOY
C.ETS
THROUGH
LONDON
An
Important
British
convoy
has
jot
through
to
Malta
after
a
hfavy
assault
by
the
Asls.
The
aircraft
carrier
Eagle
and
the
heavy
cruiser
Manchester
were
lost
but
there
Is
no
confirmation
of
Als
claim
that
twenty
British
ships
were
unk.
DOOLITTLE
IN
LONDON
LONDON
Brigadier
General
James
Doolittle.
who
led
the
sen
sational
United
States
air
raid
on
Japanese
cities
a
few
months
ago,
is
Timing
ixnuon
on
a
special
mission.
JAPANESE
CLAIMS
TOKYO
It
is
claimed
here
that
Japanese
submarines.
sunk.
ten
Allied
ships
off
the
north
coast
of
Australia.
PRISONERS
ESCAPE
LONDON
The
London-St.
Thomas
area
is
being
searched
for
one
of
two
German
prisoners
who
escaped
from
a
camp.
One
has
already
been
recapturrd.
.MANPOWER
STATEMENT
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
will
be
going
on
the
air
shortly
to
make
important
announcements
regarding
measures
to
deal
with
the
manpower
crisis
in
view
of
demands
of
both
industry
and
the
armed
forces.
MORE
RATIONING
OTTAWA
Unless
farmers
can
increase
their
production,
butter
rationing
may
be
necessary
at
a
later
date.
Barbed
wire
is
to
be
made
in
only
one
Instead
of
four
sixes
hereafter.
TARS
ARRIVE
OTTAWA
A
large
number
of
British
sailors,
who
had
been
rescued
from
torpedoed
vessels,
have
arrived
In
Canada
to
be
assigned
to
new
ships.
KILLED
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
J.
S.
Ross
was
fatally
injured
yesterday
when
struck
by
an
Intrrurban
enr
near
Xanalmo
Strret
station
ln
Iturnaby.
.-...
ENLARGING
SITUATION
SHIP
PLANT
IN
AFRICA
West
Coast
Shipbuilding
Firm
Some
Action
In
Air
Itut
Little
on
Plans
Enlargement
of
Eslst-
I
Ground
Signs
of
Another
ing
Facilities
!
Axis
Offensive
eni
maCllHlv
uiiu
u
..vn
tia
meat
a,
ai
ab
auiij
uaoca
boiler
house,
necessitated
by
ex-(the
North
African
coast,
three
be-tenslon
to
the
machine
shop
to
ing
sent
to
the
bottom.
va.
accommodate
one
more
boiler
to
an
soldier
and
the
take
care
01
knew
that
all
the
M
by
60
ioov-
Baaiuun
iD.s
counuy
were
be-
built
to
an
uns
hwmi
.
u
If
Canada
should
be
extension
of
a
gantry,
are
to
be
aid
not
be
because
of
undertaken
to
use!..
s-v
cfnci-
Vacancies
Un
Kclurn
To
Depression
umi-nt
was
doing
cer-
;
inable
things
almpiy
f(
i"1
nubile
was
too
ana-
?
o
imaalne
it
would.
Un-
hc??
was
building
for
the
fut-
:
the
quel
of
the
war
I
cc
nothing
but
a
return
to
'
3n
The
thing
now
was
to
fe
mrthods
so
there
might
be
cffectlvn
i"
and
the
building
of
a
y
post-war
society.
a:;
impossible
to
(be
patriotic
1
the
same
time
derive
pro
rom
the
war.
There
was
lfy
for
equality
of
sacrifice
r
Thn
CfiP.
nrnniiM
n
um
income
abore
which
nil
e
confiscated.
Luxuries
11111
obtainable
ln
this
coun-
J
i'vi,ii-
niiit
turn
Road
Project
Mr.
nallah
DOiniea
out,
1
.
.
k
from
now
until
after
the
harvest,
farmers
and
farm
laborers
wouio.
bo
refused
employment
on
w
Job.
luxury
which
was
.out
.qt,
reach
of
the
"ordinary
people.
If
such
conditions
were
rectified
It
would
lead
to
an
Improvement
In
general
morale.
Meanwhile
tho
attitude.,
of
men
In
thi
nrmcH
forces
was
In
All
un-
heaifhv
rnnriition,
There
was
too
mnph
rvnlrlsm.
too
little
faith
In
rpirnrrt
in
i.hn
iipne'flts
of
dcmOC-
Contlnucd
u
TAQfi
rouF,
Joe
Scott
Buys
Carter
House
Well
Known
IlesiilentLii
Property
On
Fourth
Avenue
West
Has
Changed
Hands
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
director
of
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Experimental
'Station,
which
has
been
moved
i
ut
a
stop
to
them.
Not
to
the
release
of
a
number
of
men.,
p'rince
Rupert
to
Vancouver.
'
ulue
was
placed
on
the
for
harvest
work,
Bruce
Ballan,
Saturday
night
for
the
south,
!'
'hose
who
were
sent
to
who
Is
ln
charge
of
the
Uncm-
accompanled
by
Mrs.
Carter
and
:
-
battles
or
democracy,
ployment
Insurance
Office
herc
1
family,
to
take
up
future
resl-
)
a'
balloon
of
Drosnerttv.
I
stated
Inst
week
that
there
wcrC
.
Th
h
on
F0urri
Av-
none
other
than
Adolf
a
number
of
vacancies
in
varloU3Cnuc
west
has
been
purchased
by
nr
dc
manKca,
couia
not
cLasses
of
work
on
mc
ahisnu
...
nci
sirs
w.
J.
Scott
wno
are
It
was
Just
foolish
op-
Way
project.
now
taking
up
residence
therein.
I1ASE1ULL
POSTPONED
The
baseball
play-oli
oetween
the
Edmontons
and
Dry
Dock,
scheduled
for
yesterday,
was
cancelled
on
account
of
the
rain.
Tills
game
will
be
played
on
Wednes
day.
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Skcena,
who
is
still
in
Smlthers
following
his
return
from
the
Parliamentary
Kission
at
Ottawa,
is
expected
ln
Ruucrt
from
the
interior
some
time
this
week.
SUBSARE
ASSAULT
Churchill
and
Stalin
OPERATING!
OF
NAZIS
Washington
Reveals
That
Four
Japanese
Undersea
Craft
Are
Operating
From
Aleutians
WASHINGTON,
Aug
17
Aerial
reconnaissance
In
the
Aleutians
Indicates
that
four
Japanese
sub-j
marines
are
based
at
the
present
time
on
Kiska
Island
and
may
be
1
operating
from
there.
,
In
addition
to
the
submarines,
,
ten
transports
and
a
destroyer
were
1
sighted
when
United
States
planes
recently
raided
the
Japanese
base
at
Kiska,
hitting
two!
transports
and
setting
shore
installations
afire.
NAVY
CL'ASH
i
NEAR
DOVER
Light
German
Patrol
j
And
Three
Others
Severely
Damaged
tnwtvw
inmici
nt
imt
a
and
three
others
were
severely
damaged
In
a
spirited)
clash
with
BATTLE
OF
Strengthen
Hold
on
Tulagl
their
hold
on
Tulagl,
one
Solomon
Islands.
Allied
air
forces
have
attacked
Jananese
held
bases
on
Timor
and
TVi
avUIIno
faltlUp
nf
n
Waal
PA
IPO
Anc
17
ThArp
hr
hppn
.1
1
nnntk
nf
Ae-
unai
unny
w-
COftU
shipbuiWlng
plant
are
to
be
gome
stepping
up.
of
air
activity
lrana
vT
A
considerably
enlarged,
upon
com-
jn
North
Africa
but
land
fighting
sixty
miles
from
Port
Moresby
.VMIJ
111.
.
.
.
.
nf
n
.
,
.
1
I
.
1
1
.
.
1
1
j
picvion
01
a
yiuKi
ul
cwiiuiun
quick
miu
uuuwi,
aw
u
0n
New
Guinea
isiana
mere
nas
iwn
wnicn
was
mximj
u-
svunusuu.
oeen
lurmer
ugnung
ociwcen
'Pfinlnlv
If
Ufi
do
-
un
wut.
umiv.Huia
...av
urjUSn
una
Japaiifav
iaiiu
uii.i:a,
ulwln
and
lntallalkn
on
'"P"
the
AxU
may
be
preparing
for
a
in
jpite
of
earlier
boasts
of
vie-
-i
wn
not
hs
for
want
noi
oe
ior
mcnUa
total
expenditure
of
about
resumption
of
the
offensive
In
'
the
tory.
Tokjo
newspapers
now
wam
thi.
chituM.
nf
ot
$23.7O0
Is
to
be
made.
.eastern
Mediterranean.
against
undue
optimism,
in
regard!
h.
svuli
wJ!iibHr"
TroJecU
consist
of
building
an(
BrltUh
planes
hit
at
Marshal
Ed-
to
acUon
in
the
Solomons.
',Vlw,-r
o.
,iv-
80
by
75
foot
addition
to
the
pres-
win
Rommel's
lines
in,
the
desert,
j
:
TODAY'S'
STOCKS
(OourtT
S
D.
Johnston
Oo.)
Vancouver
,
Grandvlcw
-12
Bralorne
-
5.80
Cariboo
Quartz
.80
Hedley
Mascot
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
-
Premier
Privateer
-..
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Oils
Calmont
c
&
a
Home
Royal
Canadian
...
Toronto
Beattle
Central
Tat
Cons.
Smelters
Hardrock
Kerr
Addison
Little
Long
Lac
.18
.87
122
.
.42
-.26
Mi
.76
KEEPS
UPl
Stalingrad
and
Cauracus
Still
Threatened
Red
Counter-
Offensive
to
North
IS
DAMAGED
PRIZE
MOSCOW,
August
17:
(CP)
In
announcing
the
loss
of
Maikop
in
the
Caucasus
today,
Russia
Intimated
that
it
was
a
dam
aged
prhe
for
the
enemy
with
MOSCOW.
Aug.
17
Masses
of
Nazi
men
and
mechanized'
forces
contmue
their
full
scale
assault
on
Boat
Sunk
tne
sown
irom
tne
norinwest
ana
southwest
towards
the
important
Industrial
city
of
Stalingrad
as
well
as
the
Caucasus,
eastern
Black
Sea
"
Caspian
Sea.
Maikop
lUtM
Oen
1
boat
wassunk
has
fallen
and
the
Russians
are
retreating
down
the
Rostov
Rail
towards
Grozny
oil
fields.
n.h
n,..,
,.,.t
ltt
m
rv,.r
y
c?"
.r;r:,rv.7,:
'T"
;
The
Oennan-controUed
Vichy
announced.
All
British
craft
returned
although
there
were
some
casualties.
permitted
advances
only
at
terrible
cost
to
the
attackers.
,
On
the
central
and
northern
fronts
the
Russians
are
having
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
17
United
considerable
success
in
their,
States
Marines
have
strengthened
COunter-offenslve.
They
have
cap-
oi
tne
ture(i
positions
and
taken
prisoners;
around
Bryansk.
AIR
SWEEP
nu,
United
States
2.28
'
-021i
..62
.70
32.75
.33
.370
.76
McLeod
Cockshutt
-
1.05
Madscn
Red
Lake
.38
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.54
Moncta
.24
Pickle
Crow
-
L45
Frcsion
East
Dome
1.58
San
Antonio
1.42
Shcrrltt
Gordon
.60
Mrs.
Frawlcy,
wife
of
Lieut,
Frawley,
left
Saturday
night
for
Vancouver
enroutc
back
to
her
home
ln
Toronto
after
a
visit
here
with
her
husband.
Army
Transport
Plane
Crashes
PERU,
ALissachussetts.
Aug.
17.
Twenty-one
of
twenty-four
soldiers
on
board
were
killed
when
a
large
United
States
Army
trans
port
plane
crashed
near
here
on
Saturday.
The
three
surviving
were
badly
Injured,
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall,
city
clerk
Is
expected
to
return
to
the
city
tomorrow
nlcht
from
Lake
Kath
lyn
where
she
has
been
spending
a
vacation.
Harold
Johnson
of
Smith
Bros.
&
Wilson,
who
are
engaged
ln
contracting
work
here
foe
Wartime
Housing
Limited,
sailed
Saturday
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
!ln
Pari
aney
Considerable
more
equip-
ment
tor
the
local
Civilian
'
WORKING
At
Moscow
Reach
War
Decisions
Personal
Representative
of
President
of
United
States
Was
Also'
in
Attendance
at
Important
Conferences
In
Red
Capital
MOSCOW,
Aug.
17
(CP)
Prime.
Minister
Winston
Churchill
was
in
Moscow
from
August
12
to
15
and
with
oil
installations
wasted
and
oil
i
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
reached
a
number
of
decisions
on
stocks
removed
deeper
and
ithe
condUct
of
the
war,
reaffirming
the
alliance
of
their
TSS..'X.Sl;:
.nations
against
the
Axis
it
was
announced
today.
W.
ing
to
the
Russians
midnight
.Averm
Harnman
attended
the
conference
as
the
per-communique,
the
enemy
has
jsonal
representative
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
wedged
himself
anew
Into
Stal-
Qf
fjnjted
States,
ingrad
defences
southeast
of
J
Kletskaya.
j
;
OF
BOYS.
Being
Made
by
Calgary
Trades
and
Labor
Council
tiTROIlRI.F.
i
ni
l
.
-..ww-
ias
masKs
In
Rupert
t
IS
WITH
MOSLEMS
.
Protection
AJtP.
organlza-
D.ffl-
Development
ln
Indto
ion
has
reached
the
city.
This
wth
cultyBritlsh
Deans
,
includes
the
first
gas
masks
Hindus
rariu
ir4
that
fast
mntorizM
T
aeuverea
ai
rnnce
KU-
t
,
unit
hart
alrpadv
pneireled
the
Pe
A
A
meeUng
meeUng
Orozny
oil
fields
but
this
was
far
In
advance
of
German
claims.
The
Hussian
admission
was
that
the
Red
Army
was
falling
back
to
this
other
important
oil
centre.
The
Germans
asserted
that
the
r
r
T
r
it
H
AIT
n
entire
Don
River
bend
area
euard-
'
Mil
.1
1
VH
iPdiVnit
tit-mite'tif1Fsmnar
was
ln
German
hands
but
Russian
advices
were
that
Marshal
Simeon
.
,
,
Timoshenko
had
raised
a
wall
of
Tokyo
Newspapers
Warn
Against
arUllery
lore
Stalingrad
which
Undue
Optimism
Americans
of
district
1
wardens
is
to
be
held
tomor-
row
night
to
go
into
the
mat
ter
of
distributing
the
equip
ment.
4
NEW
DELHI,
Aug.
17
A
new
de-
India
situation
with
a
statement
x
by
the
head
of
the
Moslem
League,
represenung
an
imporiant
eiguiz
million
people
minority
of
India,
declaring
that.
If
the
British
sac-
trincc-Moslem.
Jntereits.
making
concessions
to
the
All
India
Con--Igress
such
as
a
Hindu-dominated
government,
Moslem
co-operatton
with
the
British
will
be
ended.
NegotlaUons
were
opened
by
the
Viceroy
with
Hindu
leaders
Satur-
'day
with
a
view
to
bringing
an
Investigation
Into
Conditions
Here
end
to
tne
trouble
of
the
past
couple
of
weeks.
I
Five
Hindus
were
killed
and
at
least
four
wounded
when
British
'soldiers
fired
on
a
mob
in
a
Ben-
'
CALQARY.
Aug.
17
Investiga-(gal
on
Saturday.
,tlon
Into
working
conditions
among
prairie
high
school
boys
engaged
lni
war
work
at
Prince
Rupert
was
or-,
Idered
by
the
executive
of
the
Cal-
rt
rT
A
TiT"i
gary
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
l
IlM
P
K
Z
I
I
I1
'follqwlng
reading
of
a
circular
let
ter
from
the
United
Brotherhood
'
,...,.
I
of
Carpenters
and
Joiners.
Canadians
Co-operate
With
British
.
,t
M
ouths
Alrmen
in
Attack
on
Nail-
,had
bem
promlsed
60c
per
hour'
urrun
rn
lrrruuiv
and
eight
months'
work
but
werej
.,
.'discharged
after
only
thirty-two
LONDON,
AUg.
17-The
ITnlted
,
hQw,
loyment
on
grounds
States
and
Royal
Canadian
Air
u
nQ
wrfc
for
them
j
Forces
co-operated
with
the
Royal
i
o
,,.
-haraort
that
the.
(Air
Force
In
a
long
sweep;
oyer!.
ald
only
eighteen
cents
Nazi-occupied
France
faaturaay
fof
the
Ume
they
worked
night
and
over
the
Ruhr
.Valley
.
deductions,
had
nothing
last
night.
.
jj
The
Luftwaffe
made
small
and
t
scattered
raids
over
northwest
j
England
and
East
Anglla
Saturday
night
and
over
the
Midlands
and
East
Coast
last
night
but
there
I
were
no
casualties
or
damage
of
consequence.
left.
HALIBUT
SALES
Summary
American
118.000
pounds,
15.6c
and
14c
and
16c'
and
14c.
Canadian
102,000
pounds,
16.7c
and
14c
to
16.9c.
Yakutat,
I
Royal.
American
45,000.
15.6c
and
14c,
Sanat,
55,000,
15.6c
and
14c,
At-,
3
lln.
1"
Mermaid.
18,000,
16c
arid
Mc,l
Storage.
Canadian
Parma,
31,000,
16.7c
and
14c,'
a
Pacific.
ti
Ispaco
II,
43,000.
16.9c
and
14c,'
N
Storage.
w
Whitehope,
28,000,
16.8c
and
14c,
3
Booth,
,
3
STATUTORY
OFFENCE
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
American
League
New
York
1-5,
Philadelphia
3-3.
Washington
1-5,
Boston
2-7.
Chicago
4,
Detroit
2.
National
League
Boston
4,
Brooklyn
5.
Philadelphia
3-3.
New
York
5-4.
Pittsburg
8-8,
Sihcago
5-7.
SUNDAY
National
League
Chicago
5-4,
Pittsburg
1-1.
St.
Louis
10-3,
Cincinnati
5-8.
Boston
2,
Brooklyn
0.
New
York
6,
Philadelphia
5.
American
League
Chicago
3-3,
Detroit
3-7.
Cleveland
3-1.
St.
Louis
2-6.
Boston
6-10.
Washington
4-3.
New
York
11.
Philadelphia
2.
ki
ra
ti
1
.
1
ii
ii
ii
ii
im
n
n
ii
'f
CARNIVAL!
1
m
Charles
Haines,
charged
with
indecent
assault
Involving
young
(g
girls,
pleaded
guilty
on
appearing
jjj
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
ln
city
police
court
'
.
this
morning
and
.
,11
lUU
A)AmfUin
I
was
rcmanaea
uuiu
i,cmw..
for
sentenced
Haines
was
arrested
Saturday
afternoon.
,
August
31-Scpteniber
I
$75
i
Cash
Prizes
I
Bathing
Beauty
Venus
Contest
GIRLS
It
is
urgent
that
you
j
register
now
with
Carnival
B
Secretary.
Closing
date
entries,
Friday,
Aug.
28.
for
i.
,
1
r
4,
r-t
HI