DAILY
EDITION
TUESDAY.
JULY
7,
1942
The
Duration
Of
The
War
.
.
.
Germany
and
Japan
cannot
win
the
war,
for
they
are
losing
the
race
of
war
production.
I
Even
considering
our
serious
transportation
problem,
it
still
is
not
entirely
impossible
that
the
war
with
Germany
might
end
in
1943.
However,
some
time
in
194
1
will
continue
as
a
more
likely
"first"
date
unless
the
military
news
the
rest
of
the
summer
is
unbelievably
good.
A
real
second
front
on
the
continent
depends
on
what
is
now
the
worst
bottleneck
shipping.
In
the
meantime,
increasingly
heavy
bombing
and
commando
raids
will
serve
a
part
of
the
purpose
of
a
second
front,
and
will
pave
the
way
for
an
invasion
at
a
later
date
when
the
chances
are
improved.
j
There
have
been
sufficient
real
improvements
during
the
past
year
so
that
there
is
now
less
excuse
than
opment
of
the
war.
Until
American
mass
producton
of
wciijjuna
yut
uuuci
ctv,
um.it
icuse-ieim
am
iu
in
nam
and
Russia
began
to
flow
in
large
quantities,
until
fair-sized
bodies
of
troops
were
landed
in
Australia
with
ade-
nnntp
hnmhprs
nnrl
fiVhrino"
nlnnps
until
ATnrtarrncptiv
wno
occupied,
there
were
grounds
for
fearing
that
Germany,
fY
or
Japan
To
ro
r
m
mitrht
1
rrVi
f
succeed
CMnrtnnA
i
in
rvtii
oecunvintr
all
ii
nf
f
n
Grent
i
one
or
rannr
1
TUBSDAY,
JULY
7,
li
tl02
TnX)
THE
DaIEY
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
P
PULLEN.
PRESIDENT
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGINQ
EDITOR
EDITORIAL
ten
jicais,
uuu
wjien
uie
enu
comes
11
comes
suuueniy.
8"""
"
When
it
does
come,
an
internal
German
collapse
will
be
mL!!lnllyand
mytu
durin
an
important
factor,
But
in
the
meantime
the
basic
facts
5
for
a
tlme
Jn
Ot
the
Situation
put
it
Up
to
the
Allies
not
onlv!
the
central
states,
it
was
quite
a
to
continue
increasing
its
record
output
of
war
materials
har
t
thu
frontier
but
to
solve
the
problem
of
getting
them
to
the
active
f0"1"11"1"-
in
affronts
ferent.
A
large
number
of
friend
,TJIransrt,a.tion.,,!r,ol,,em
.be
so,vm1
there
is
Zi&rzifz
nn
no
doubtNew
heights
will
be
reached
in
aerial
transpor-
ginning,
tation
m
solvinc.it.
Bijt
to
believe
now
that
a
problem
so
The
years
have
gone
just
serious
and
difficult
can
be
solved
overnight,
or
that
the
"ke
a
d"ni-7116
work
1
ca"-German
people
will
obligingly
collanse
within
the
next
f
d0
haf
T
few
months
seems
to
us
to
bashful
thinking"
of
a
"olS
7
dangerous
kind
,
.
a
steady
increasing
understand
-
uniie
me
Kussian
Army
will
probably
not
be
Iinui-
in'
i0"
and
co-operation
dated,
it
may
be
weakened
considerablv
this
vpnr
Tt
will
True
and
ne
friendships
5L
?C
1S
mre
s,P"f
leant,
Unfortunately,
prayerful
way
I
wish
them
all
is
that
the
n
German
campaiem
in
the
Near
East
has
made
bleMn8
from
God'
individually.
YANKS
IX
TITE
ROYAL
AIR
FORCE
American
Ladybirds
who
went
to
Britain
o
serve
the
Royal
Air
Force
as
members
of
the
Air
Transport
auxiliary
are
shown
with
some
of
their
Bnti-.li
i-olieaKue.s
of
the
ferry
command
at
one
of
their
air
stations.
The
women
filers
pilot
planes
from
factories
to
HAT.
base
throufhout
Britain.
LEFT
to
RIGHT
here:
Third
Officer
Virginia
Farr.
New
Jersey;
Third
Officer
Louise
Sehurman,
Long
Island;
Third
Officer
Helen
Ritchie.
Pittsburgh;
Commander
Pauline
Dower,
who
commands
the
.women
pllots;,Captain
Jarqueline
Cochrane,
New
York;
TtiW
Officer
Paine-'
la
Duncan;
Third
Officer
D.
Williams:
Third
Officer
Zita
Irwin
and
Pint
ntfWr
a.u
Barker.
Letter
Box
PASTOR'S
FAREWELL
Britan,
Russia,
the
Near
East,
India,
Australia,
New
Daily
News:
Zpnlnnrl.
nnrl
pvpn
Alnskn
nnri
Smith
AmonVn
I
n....
.
ha
vp
be
CTOtrirv
at
iha
Pnrl
nf
flio
cnmtn
on
esUbbahed.
Most
sincerely
I
NEWS
FROM
EDMONTON
,
..
v.
iiurc
years
au
i
cme
to
lane
-
i
j
Germany
and
Japan
combined
cannot
hope
to
do
all
over
the
work
of
the
local
st
Paul's
uiyan
jaj
land
,
and
5
the
j..
bitina
Jjrf
sand
oSrH7'
of
th
1
of
this
any
more.
Germany
and
Japan
combined
cannot
Luthran
church,
as
i
now
Wve
old
Sutten
D'
F
homVL
.
in
fact
Win
the
War.
'
PriBCe
.RUif
ft.
ln
OKlr
Edmonton
to
spend
leave
with
hh
1
x-,
1.
.
'to
take
over
n
nflatnrat
In
nnt
nf
...
.
I
An
tntrnsnman
recentlv
stated
his
be
hef
that
the
.u.
.u....
;.;
ZLz
Air-
.n
n.
r.
8ut-
war
would
end
suddpniv.
of
rmirsp
it.
win
aii
.arc
rin
,
7z:i
:
:r.
""i
ton
Wadhur
r
j
.
......
..mo
mi.
;
j.
niou
uu
maim
mjc
prufiC
,
jfjj
Pore-
itti
Fighting
may
go
on
for
a
year
or
for
four
years
or
for
n
this
city
for
ail
the
kindness,
wag
a
vni
cl;v
.uwTi
taken
raids
on
Oermanv
rnnnv.
occupied
territory
and
shipping
and
has
fought
In
battles
over
Libya.
He
earned
the
DiaHafrtahsd
Mytng
Ctom
for
attacks
on
the
warships
Seharnhont,
Oneiaenau
ana
rrtme
La
pa
lice.
uxugress
nespiie
the
tact
that
the
United
Nation
have"na
m
in
aK
01
tfietr
cnurch-
I
won
me
inlmen
men
Zt
area-
?arti,arI'
with
A,m
eri-:!3E5rcsr
2
can
aa
aia,
and
that
the
Ital
an
nnsitinn
ic
cn
'ooL-onQ,i
.
...
.
.
r
.
.
u
.
Italy
may
not
be
an
important
factor-
in
the
Mediter-lnaw
wh
esuwuhed.
and
they
j
aijcrii.
1111,
urKier
God;
throuah
Word
and
'
The
failure
of
Germany
to
liquidate
the
Russian
Sacrament-
continue
to
build
the
Armv
and
to
deal
a
knockout
blow
next
winter
will
un-
fmT
ot
Gpd
ln,
th,e
hearU
and
Sn
I
1
if-
y
Cnd
f
the
SUmmer.
With
the
Russians
lovalty
and
goodwill
the
peoole
still
holding
out,
the
German
military
forces
will
take
n
OTe
durtB
m
-ministry
over
in
Germany
and
the
Nazi
Party
will
be
ousted.
Fol-'T!lthem'
,
lowing
past
precedent,
the
military
clioue
mav
nf
fPr
J
,a
8lrftn!?r
to
c,ty-timpp
'
-"4ue
may
oiler
All
the
tn
tV.o
TTv.;
1
m
f
,
,
people,
regardless
of
church
peace
will
be
accepted.
Then
.Germany
'
will
go
on
the,received
"
wenda.
Mutual
detensive.
respect.
Interest
and
goodwill
have
There
are
no
grounds
vet
for
exnprtinrr
n
coi.;nn-,prevaUed
and
Increai.
Truly,
in
military
serion&;aU
sincerltv
I
want
to
thank
defeat
for
Gemanv
tWq
.
the
M
Germany
this
:
summer,
ulany
of
the
bpst
nt
oeopie
m
this
city
for
the
privt'ece
ir
1
V
German
youth
Have
been
destroyed,
it
is
true.
X
have
had
thejthree
year.
including
many
ardent
Nazi
fanatics,
but
this
class
still
,ne
vork,nK
m
my
cauing.
lorms
a
prominent
part
of
total
German
manpower
A
and
bemt
ranted
8Uch
gemiirc
strong
campaitrn
is
necessary
against
the
German
Avmv
c?rd!a11
and
'Ioodw,
tn
a
-Furthermore,
the
United
NatirmV'
?!
1
cIp
In
c,ty-
K1ndns
and
ron-
Fast
nnii
Vn
.!,!
u
,nS
Strength
c
in
the
xr
Near
fidence
have
been
evident
at
all
v3
nmnl
i
ftrength
on
the
Eastern
front
are
not
ttam
vei
ample
tor
a
decisive
German
defeat.
In
the
me?n-
"
ha"
mv
endeavor
in
a
nme.
the
intensity
of
the
U-boat
attacks
mav
have
somo
fma"
"y
to
contribut
something
bearing
on
additional
the
Plritual
ad
cultural
life
aid
to
Russia
and
firpnt
T?ifo;
.
ni
?t.
Btain.
Jof
the
city.
I
have
We
have
indipfltprl
U
W
discovered
that
qffpr.ViL
o
L
hee,some
of
the
pros
and
cons
there
is
receptive
soil
in
harts
Stl
fr'"?",0
the
War
thl'S
year
WOUld
and
"ntata.
and
most
sincerely
I
S
?um
he
ajlalys,s
that
the
chances
of
the
war's
wWl
a11
,uce
,n
a"
ending
this
year
are
just
as
remote
as
Hitler's
chan
cnance
ot
nf
Z"6
years
come-
ever
wmnng
the
war
pieate
accept
my
sincere
thanks.
We
summarize:
-
npe
ot
pr,nce
RuPert.
'or
the
:
end
this
year.
Lr
TJ
0
"iiutary
position
W
I
deterioratp
ic
r
reTe"l"iy
1
leave
these
the
H
year
progresses,
and
the
mmrv
maS
uJF
beauUful
hore'-
hnu'
fJord'
and
9J
over
frnm
tV.o
T:.
..
i
.
T.
1,uuutry
machine
Will
take
ma
estles
nf
na.,
...
accepted.
"
Her
PeaCe
hich
will
not
be
more
reretl
fullyiT
the
peopVe;
ThP
n0
,
and
the
church
I
love.
But.
as
soon
Trip
P0.31"0"
will
also
deteriorate.
!f
p0MiWe
1
,ha"
vW
Prfnce
4
V
i
nr
1-6
Pr0SPect9
Of
peace
in
1913
will
inr-
J
,
.
flf
"u1
Thank
you.
Good-
l'rugresses.
k4,li
1
Maybe
the
FoTmfio
f
Planned
retreat
IStran
SZnii
,
f'
atSr
a11'
a
forces
intr.
IS
Romm?l
or
draw
the
Axis
lacking
Jacking
lackinfrtw
that
w
we
Lu
I-?
D,e
Ps,l,on'
Ps,uon'
.
Sjs
Signs
are
are
not
not
d.d'have
some
strategj
there
after
J.
II.
MYRWANO.
.MIDMNDS
WIN
SOFTBALL
Midlands
defeated
Tranmnrt.
tn
the
Softball
game
which
was
one
of
the
Dominion
Day
feature
here
ia
weanesaay.
.Meoai
ior
Drmamg
nome
a
?r
after
battling
flames,
fighters
and
mechanical
trotrbie
nroftte
back
to
England
from
a
raid
over
the
Ruhr
Valley,
according
to
an
overseas
announce
ment.
Mosquitoes
And
Fish
Abundant
I.oeal
Anelinf
Party
lUck
Iroin
Trip
To
llabine
Ijhe
With
Fresh
from
battle-scarred
Ena-1
Udnl
Crli
Three
tatrvatd
anaW-
Ir
R
O.
Lam.
Joe
iteatt
and
Rwl
MdN-mtimd
home
an
8an-
T
nights
train
fnm
a
twrried
week-end
trip
to
BMne
Laki
Tho
who
'enpedUlan
wm
Bia4e
In
m
time.
hasitne
party
havtac
left
here
onlv
Friday
iorate.
but
there
was
a
full
day
at
ibe
lake.
This
was
an
ample
portal
to
more
than
fill
creels
with
floe
flan
which
aver
aged
pretty
cloae
to
three
pound
eaeh
dressed
Mwrniltoea.
which
osrn
ai
ore
ana
may
h
nave
seen
as
targe
as
I
bombing
plane
but
whl:h
made
I
almost
as
much
nolae.
were
In
Flight
Sergeant
Laurence
Swan-
keeping
with
the
great
outdoors
xn,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
(of
the
hinterland
at
thta
time
of
3wanson
of
Edmonton,
has
been
i
year
Clyde
Hunt
of
Burns
Lake
awarded
the
DisUnxulahed
Flvtna
met
the
tMtrtv
mt
that
'nam
nA
went
in
with
the
other
three
from
there.
STOCKHOLM.
July
7
o-Due
to
STOCKHOLM,
Jury
6
Due
ta
a
vast
Increase
In
the
acreage
of
bbie
att-DCOChwing
slants.
Sre-
T1
.
'
den
In
1
will
grow
enough
to
he
Civil
Service
Tennis
Crab's
try,
margarine
coommpUon.
or
tournament
here
but
week.
He
g.000
tons.
smgtes
and
paired
men's
and
As
a
special
observance
of
Armv
Week
all
members
of
reserve
army
unru
m
Edmonton
wore
tltetr
uniforms
to
work
on
Friday
of
last
week.
housing
of
Japanese
women
and
onllaren
from
the
British
Columbia
protected
area.
Resident
of
Ktfmonton
since
MW,
W.
J.
MeKernan.
aged
sev-
.
fUhmg
Iron
a
boat
at
MeOregor
n,
n
!.
.1
Uke-
'hly
Mile,
east
ol
Hv1.x.
mmntn
6mm.
have
fouITstv-
Canary.
Mte
body
was
?inedrJ
CMa-
al
basr.
later.
A
shipper
7
aMJlB
tw.nt,-two
yearTwHh
?
tlh
the
lUmi
Canadian
Air
:
Bum,
Co.
Ltd..
he
had
been
a
ce'
'
,
,
former
proprietor
ot
the
Primes
,fj
I
Theatre.
K
Is
survived
by
hU
uzumw
wora
V
wpeetj
sMwrt-1
fwnety-fvo
year
okl
mother
who
i
hr
from
Ot.fawa
concerning
plans
livei
at
Calgary
and
who
was
one
,
o
tke
over
two
Indian
rhooW
of
'he
first
white
women
In
Ed-'n
the
Edmonton
ara
tr
th
'
rnonton
i
"BIRMINGHAM"
Finest
range
in
Men's
Dress
Shoes
at
their
...
.
x
Prce
on
the
market
II!
Ill
Sin
III
mi
Mr
IXKlttlLxjamt,J-
rCJUT.i.;.M
:a
If
you
have
not
had
the
pleasure
of
wearing
"Birmingham"
Shoes
you
are
missing
one
of
the
beat
bets
possible.
Solid
leather
throughout.
Finest
fit-ting
last
and
styled
to
the
minute.
Priced
$6.50
to
$8.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
RE
A
Guns
TO
BLAST
THE
AXIS
Matt
production
of
flcavy
gunt,
already
an
accomplished
fan.
Is
one
of
Canada's
mmt
antiiing
war
achScmnenti.
In
a
scant
two
years
ncy
factories
have
been
liuilt,
machine
tools
manufactured
and
installed,
green
hands
trained
s
whole
Induitry
created.
To
day
Canada
It
producing
In
quantity
ten
different
types
of
heavy
;uni,
complete
with
all
mountings
and
equipment,
ready
to
fire.
One
Canadian
factory,
manufacturing
artillery
from
scrap
to
complete
gun,
equals
in
sire
any
similar
plant
In
the
world.
One
of
die
largest
autonuiic
gun
plants
in
ci.'itrrKe
it
luoied
in
Canada.
Production
schedules
for
1942
call
for
more
than
4ttO
antiaircraft
funi
a
month;
300
field
gunt
a
month;
130
naval
gunt
s
month,
and
o
cr
1,000
curs
barrel
t
a
month.
TfcHadowtfcMMt
w
i
itli
i
I
m
-1
I
ill
n
i
.
mm
ajA
-
1
.
.
-
-
.
'
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
Going
To
Camp
IHJTTKK
TAKK
AI.ONf,
THE
FOLLOWING
CAMP
NKKDS
SUN
OUSSES
23c,
r
and
5(Jc
POLAROID
GLASSES
$2.00
GAUZE
IJANDAGES,
1
Inch
irc
GAUZE
BANDAGES,
4
inch
Hf
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