lies
AttacknCrete
iannnnen
Hiiiirnn
H
n
lr
ii
vernor
Pays
7)
Islands
Visit
W
(
Woodward
Pays
Visit
Inspection
To
Allford
Hay
Air
Base
to
Hof
and
E.
nc
.
arrled
out
at
the
on
while
Mr.
Patterson
t
'
l
oi'
-n.
to
Terrace.
BASEBALL
TON
1TB
Acropolis
Hill
0
p.m.
Walls
&
Nickcrson
vs.
Yanks
8
n.ni.
;
Edmonton
vs.
Co-on
She
Allied
heavy
bomber
attacked
the
vital
Al
tupoU
harborluf
.1
.
tt..u
I
".
.
a
a
1
1
.
..
..
-----
w
,
U(s
i,i
lMnrTlii
--
w
.
iiuim
iirllf
uer
Kxik
pari
in
the
huda
Hay
attack.
A
large
Ails
merchant
it
in
in
inn
ih
k.i
i
a
mourg
Dauereu
Again
.
.
.
Hamburg,
the
greatest
German
port
and
most
heavily
guarded
of
the
Itelch,
was
battered
again
last
night
for
the
second
time
1
1
1
i
r
iiiiiiii
ii
t
inr
iliiii
iiir
i
nrrp
u
u
n
m
run
ni
nirui
raid
cost
the
Uoyal
Air
Force
thirty-two
bombers.
Allied
patrol
have
driven
strong
Japanese
unit
back
from
ad-
Ik
A.I
Mlllnnkl.
m...
1T
I
fu
a.
.
.
I
.
I
I
from
the
most
advanced
Allied
base
at
Port
Moresby.
nnot
n
I
In
Hong
Kong
Now
Ended
f
TTAU'
A
Juty
M
O'
The
4
Commons
today
1
.
i
.
.
a.
Habeas
Corpus
Being
Sought
4,
United
Slate
Supreme
Court
Today
Considering
Case
of
.
.
-
1.
f
r
11
.m
rrinan
rtpie
,t
iwu-uiv
wmw
'
charges
before
a'''nntion
of
elsewnere
or
Rome
i
reports
that
Stalingrad
was
already
HALIBUT
SALES
American
1
LONDON,
July
29
sT-Mcn
rail
Into
the
Oencral
Service
Enllst-
.mcnt
Corps,
formed
to
discover
L.
Patterson
the
exact
canabllltles
of
each
re
.trass
under
German
fire.
Russian
resistance
continues
undiminished
In
the
Voronezh
and
Ilrvanak
sectora.
Summary
j
NagJ
pgnes
dropped
iearicU
on
American-
104,000
pound.
15o
,IxlllnflrlKl
yesterday
saying
that
and
14c
and
15.1c
and
14c.
Jtnt
ty
rauid
soon
be
stormed
CaruMllan-50.000
pounds.
15c'
There
la
talk
of
the
Germans
And
He.
ntlrtif
n
nou
uAamn
aanlrui.
Tili-
usn
3
s
n
sla
a
smoke
thrower
which
kills
Nova.
3tfl00,
15c
and
14c.
Stor-Ru
VPgetatton
ac.
Tatooah.
37.000.
16.1c
and
14c.
TV..
JulyjJBar
Hen.
PMlfte.
W
Ktdwarrf.
Lieutenant
,
Bpray.
36.000.
15c
and
lie.
Otor-1
Drltiah
"Columbia.
'age.
r
visit
to
Skldegnte
In-1
Canadian
week,
making
an1
Lois
N..
38,000,
15.8c
and
14c.
'
Km
Allford
Hay
air
Storage.
l
airbHlm.
secretary
to
iu
Oovernor.
and
J
MftcDonaki
call-M:
and
Mrs.
E
C.
Stcv-(irsis
for
the
occasion
'
'1
Mrs
Duncan
McColI
C'mlnttc
City.
.
IGVIT.S
MILLIONS
oil
of
Egypt's
10,000.000
Fredella
III,
22.000.
15.8c
and
14c,
Storage.
Check
On
New
Recruits
Women
Show
Courage
Under
Severe
Tests
Young
British
Girls
Hankering
Tor
Adventure
Fulfilled
LONDON.
July
29
9
-Joyce
Hun-nlbeirs
hankering
for
adventure
has
been
fulfilled.
Only
17.
ihc
has
been
placet!
In
chfcrge
of
a
night
spotter's
post
at
a
gun
site
in
the
lower
Nile
delta
ed
up
In
the
nrmy
now
arc
going
and
is
responsible
for.
turning
In
tlie
warning
cniung
crews
w
the
guns
and
Instruments.
Other
women
who
want
to
know
ic
Imperial
Oil
Co.
engineer-
jcrut
before
he
Is
assigned
to
a
what
it's
like
to
be
under
lire
'I
arrived
in
the
tlty
this
i
unit.
I
.elude
elude
members
members
of
or
a
a
mobile
mooue
an
am-
hs
rc
tn
connection
with
I
'nimrd
in
a
West
Surrey
U1UI
area.
At
LONDON,
July
29
0)
For
more
than
60
years
a
member
of
the
parliamentary
press
gallery,
H.
F.
Wood
Is
dead,
at
the
age
of
82.
On
his
first
night
In
the
gallery
ho
reported
Disraeli
in
the
Lords
and
Gladstone
In
She
Commons,
of
war.
J
ALICE
ARM
HAS
BLAZE
Joe
Wells'
Cuuimings'
Sfnre
Building
antf
Hesidenre
Destroyed
By
I
ire
A
store
building
owned
by
Joseph
Walls,
the
residence
of
W.
M.
OtHnmlnts
and
other
structures
were
destroyed
by
,
fire
at
Alt
Arm
on
Srtirday
last
about
noon,
according
to
word
brought
to
the
city
yesterday
from
thr
old
mining
camp
up
the
coat.
The
fire
started
on
the
roof
of
the
Cum-mings'
house,
apparently
from
chimney
sparks.
It
spread
rapkMy
and
soon
the
buildings
were
enveloped
in
fumies.
Fire
fighters
had
to
carry
water
in
buckets
a
distance
of
four
hundred
feet
from
a
pump.
The
Cmnmings
lost
all
their
effects
except
some
bedding.
GllNKRAI
VACCINATION
GLASGOW,
July
29
Fear
of
a
general
outbreak
of
smalloox
hfre
vacclnallon
of
bulancc
unit
attached
to
tho
Home
morc
than
3
Thf
I
1
T
Local
iemper2
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Standard
Time)
High
2:44
ajn.
225
feet
I
Maximum
'r'r
A,
4n
'
15:29
p.m.
21.0
feet
IT
..mum
Low
9:15
a.m.
1.0
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CISNTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
22:21
p.m.
4.9
feet
It
XXXI
No.
174
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
20,
1042
PRICE-
FIVE
CENTS
Bfl
ire
Destroys
Cannery
On
Islands
Today's
War
Summary
By
Canadian
Press)
tzis
Continue
Advance
...
Nail
column
pressed
toward
Kushchcvka
tdav
ai
Soviet
nuh.
tions
called
on
Russian
soldiers
and
civilian
for
Increased
narrl-
,
ft
HUftl,
MtlHIMII
Willi
UI
Iliril
Hllll
mirn
RM
Wiart.f
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it
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i
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f
V
lilt
VUUillf
Willi
MIC
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ujv
w
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ii
ui
r
ui
i.urani
fin
npniriiifiuiH
r
,
-
--
vai.
taimiu
iu
III
.
.
.
.
el
-
II
ra-i
.
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.
irui
aiauncrau.
me
wfrmant
dronntd
UafUL
f
nia.ri,i
jv
urruriiiE
iiict
houki
nonn
tinrm
it.
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w
v.
m
i
i
v
ii
i
9
urni
fir
&
rrr
ftiurp
nil
.liirtiti
O
FLAMES
CONSUME
GERMAN
STUKA
wmmm
H3
A
souvenir
hunter
apparently
has
takm
nw
swa.'ika
emblem
from
the
tail
of
this
Stuka
dive
bomber,
shown
burning
jn
the
desert
of
North
Ai'r.ej.
It
wa.s
.set
afire
bv
the
British
to
destroy
any
spare
parts
that
might
be
.salvaged
by
the
Nazi.
The
Nazi.,
tued
large
numbers
of
dive
bombers
in
their
recent
drive
into
Egypt.
NAZIS
IN
::;V:V
-HAMBURG
CAUCASUS
:
SMASHED
?
.
ij
-:!
j
Enemy
Prlve
Into
Southern
Itus-j
sla
Is
Continuing
Talk
of
j.
-v,
.New-
Weapon
.
.
v.
u,
MOSCOW.
July
29
Having
c
rowed
the
Don
River
barrier,
in
vading
Nasi
arml8
are
now
gpced-ing
acre
ttt
plains
of
the
Cau-
WASIlINaTO.V.
July
:
The
CMU
trom
npwly
captured
Rostov.
United
unuro
IHatet
otaies
Suureme
suurtcne
Court
uoun
is
is
1
1
The
Immediate
alms
of
the
enemy
Losses
Heavy
t
LONDON.
July
2:-
:The
Ad
)wrrtrttr
armwifKTT'trr
tw
KrlUsh
Nnvy
and
Allied
ves-
sels
co-operating
with
it
have
put
out
of
commission
since
(
the
first
of
uhe
year
053.000
1
tons
of
Axis
shipping.
The
Admiralty
estimates
that
7.184,760
tons
of
German
and
:
rw-inn
rxoramnn
meeurui
toaay
to
coiwKler
nab-
wijuju
appear
10
oe
w
waure
Italian
shipping
has
been
rpjrfUn
130
vos
ew
corpus
proceedings
on
behaUlof
Caucasus
oil
fields,
uhe
neutral-1
sunk
captured.
damaged
or
opposition
motion
of
eight
Nasi
spies
who
were
Und-
Mn
of
Russian
naval
strength
interned,
exclusive
of
United
House
express
It
4-
ed
In
Uie
United
Stales
by
German
1
on
the
Black
Sea
and
the
capture
1
states
action,
ninr
nutw-v
reorganiaaUon
of
submarines
and
are
facing
sabot-'f
Stalingrad.
There
was
no
con
tinent
of
National
aae
and
other
required.
.
military
court
NEARLY
TO
PEACE
NOW
BY
HIGHWAY,
Page
Hideout
Advocating
Efficacious
Program
To
Provide
!
Link
With
Coast
.1
.
.
.
nuvueaung
ne
construction
as
soon
as
possible
of
two
forty
mile'
links
of
road
In
British
Columbia,
which
will
complete
highway
connections
between
the
Pea!:e
River
country
and
the
Pacific
Coast
by
way
of
Peace
River
Pass
and
the
failneca
mining
district
also
linking
up
with
theMlaska-JIighway,
Page
Rideout,
pioneer
and,perslst-ent
apostle
of
Prince
Rupert
as
'he
railway
outlet
for
the
great
Peace
River
agricultural
hinterland,
is
In
the
city.
Following
a
visit
to
Prince
George.
Mr.
Ride-,
!
out.
who
halls
from
Peace
River'
town
In
Alberta,
arrived
here
from
!
I
the
Interior
at
the
first
of
the'
week
and
will
sail
tomorrow
night
for
Victoria
where
he
will
press'
his
latest
plan
for
opening
up
of
j-the
Peace
River
(country
on
the
unnsn
ooiumDia
provincial
authorities.
Efforts
are
being
made
by
Peace
River
Board
of
Trade.
Mr.
Ride-
PLANT
IS
WIPED
OUT
Lagoon
Bay
Establishment
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Reported
Destroyed
by
Flames
The
well
known
salmon
cannery
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
at
Laepon
Bay
n
Selwyn
Inlet
on
Moresby
Island
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
har.
all
but
been
destroyed
by
fire,
according
to
word
reaching
Prince
Rupert.
The
fire
occurred
last
Sun
day
morning
and
details
are
lacking
as
to
the
nature
of
the
conflagration.
It
was
used
to
pack
fail
varieties
of
salmon
and
would
not
be
In
operation
.at
this
time.
The
loss
mightbe
up
to
$200,000,
depending
on
:
the
exact
extent
of
destruction.
Ed.
Paulson,
construction
superintendent
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
from
Vancouver,
chancing
to
be
here
when
word
was
received
of
the
fire
at
the
cannery,
left
last
night
for
the
Islands
to
ascertain
full
particulars
of
the
blaze.
FIGHTING
ON
NEW
GUINEA
out
explains,
to
have
the
B.C.
gov-1
iernment
link
up
existing
roads
Land
AcllvitT
Between
Japanese
from
Manson
Creek
bridge
on
the!
And
Britfsh
slty
Miles
From
Turgeon
(Ominecat
Highway
to
Port
Mofey
the
British
Columbia
boundary
to.
connect
with
a
road
extension'
MELBOURNE,
July
29:
Land
'there
and
thus
provide
a
connec-
f'8ntlnS
between
British
and
Jap-
Royal
Air
Force
Delivers
Another
tlon
with
the
Alaska
Highway
anese
forces
on
New
Oulnea
sixty
Attack
on
Great
German
Port
and
etve
an
nutlet
in
h
fn
miles
from
Port
Moresby
continues.
r
"-ScouFf
e'
tofReTch
rtrfe
pe1ertnreeiverrTwhctf
"
t
"r
J"tnaw.
.L
n;m
I
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
is
.
attempt
to
fight
over
the
moun-
LONDON.
July
29
Following
up
endorsing
this
scheme,
following
a
1
13,0
ranSe
which
separates
them
the
promise
of
Air
Marshal
Harris,
visit
there
this
week
of
Mr.
Ride-
from
Port
Moresby
appears
to
be
chief
of
staff
for
air.
that
the
out
who
has
also
contacted
other
uncertain.
Japanese
planes
have
Royal
Air
Force
would
become
the
boards
of
trade
In
the
Central
In-!
tr,ed
unsuccessfully
to
again
courge
of
the
German
Reich
from
terior.
!
strike
at
Port
Moresby
and
Towns-
end
to
end,
shattered,
smoking
Alberta
Favorable
viV.
Hamburg
was
once
again
for
the'
.
.
.
'
second
night
in
three
subjected!..
ATU
sovertiment
favors
jq
STTfr"Ti
to
a
withering
mass
attack
by
the
tne
P"1
S
UUlti
I
the
of
$4000
Rnvat
Air
PnrrP
ThP
m.nlh,lProTed
Siding
this.-'
road
Uom
Wors
of
the
operation
was
indicated
by
f60!1"1
?e
the
announcement
that
thirty-two
British
bombers
failed
to
return.
Three
places
in
East
Anglla
and
the
Midlands
were
raided
by
the
Luftwalfc
during
the
night
Hoists
Pants
Not
Swastika:
Polish
Woiker
Sentenced
Death
For
Offending
Fuehrer
LONDON.
July
29
A
Polish
honor
of
the
Fuehrer
The
Pole
hoisted
a
pair
of
old
trousers
from
his
window
instead
ol
a
swastika
flag
on
Hitler's
birthday,
the
newspaper
Pommersche
Zeltung
said.
KILLED
BY
TREE
FALL
Curious
Accident
on
Island
High'
way
In
Cowichan
District
Mennonites
Held
VICTORIA,
-.-.,
-'
July
29
K-Kenneth
t.V'i
,
,
,
.
V
It
r
D
TlJla"btUe
inoculation"
exercise-
T
sc,s
"P
Saunders,
aged
20.
and
Rodney
I
old
Now
It
Can
Be
;vcbaliSn
t.;
above
sZVXTtl
16;
rh
!
Duncatn
killed
yesterday
when
a
tree
fell
Uie
somiers
as
uwy
cu,
cumbcd
to
th(J
dlseasc
,
LONDON,
July
29
t7)
After
18.
stomachs
-
the
women
passed
j
months,
It
has
been
officially
dts-i
through
the
ordeal
at
tneir
own
Closed
that
the
Central
Telegraph
(request
and
didn't
turn
a
hair.
Office,
London,
was
destroyed
by,
fire
on
the
night
of
tho
great
fire
raid,
December,
1940.
More
than
a
quarter
of
Britain's
total
telegraph
traffic
passed
through
this
office.
Miss
B.
French
of
the
Port
Simpson
Hospital
nursing
staff
was
b
passenger
ysterday
goln?
through
on
a
trlp
to
Vacouvcr,
REPORTED
DISRAELI
Shortly
after
midnight
last
night
a
siren
which
was
mistaken
for
an
air
raid
alarm
resulted
In
the
turning
out
of
street
lights
for
a
while
as
well
as
bringing
Into
action
some
of
the
A.R.P.
wardens
and
the
observance
of
blackout
regulations
by
somq
citizens.
Exact
causa
of.
the
signal-had
not
been
ascertained
;up
to
fooon
today.
In
any
case,.'
It
wasjtiot
official
.V
across
a
car
on
a
highway
between
Duncan
and
Cowichan.
Two
Mennonites,
employed
In
felling
big
snags,
are
being
held
by
the
provincial
police
pending
Inquest.
E.
V.
Whiting,
officer
In
charge
of
the
local
unemployment
Insurance
office,
will
be
the
speaker
tomorrow
artcrnoon
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary,
He
will
speak,
on
new
developments
in
connection
with
employment
regulation.
.
I
As
the
B.
C.
government
already
has
money
In
this
road
system,
the
Peace
River
board
believes
that
Victoria
should
be
interested
In
completing
the
program.
However,
they
do
not
expect
the
program
to
be
finished
overnight.
At
least
It
should
be
given
approval
for
completion
'immediately
following
the
war.
said
Mr.
Rrdeout.
In
a
letter
to
the
B.
C.
Depart-
'ment
of
Public
Works,
the
Peace
'
Crete
To
.Hlver
Hoard
stated:
"We
tin
The
gaps
to
be
filled
are
rrom
us
Manson
Creek
bridge
to
Flnlayi
re
1
.
t-
.
1
l
T.
1
.
t.
to
Gold
Bar.
Which
is
halfway
between
Hudson's
Hope
and
Finlay
Forks.
The
distance
from
Gold
Bar
to
Finlay
Forks
Is
some
40
miles.
"Thus,"
said
Mr.
Rideout,
"It
may
be
readily
seen
that
by
filling
In
between
Manson
Creek
bridge
through
to
Finlay
Forks
and
on
to
Gold
Bar
and
completing
the
connection
at
the
Alberta
and
B.
C.
boundary
we
would
have
a
thoroughfare
through
our
north
country.
The
route
would
service
not
only
the
Hudson's
Hope,
Gold
Bar,
Finlay
Forks,
Mount
Selwyn,
Germanscn
Landing
and
other
points,
but
would
give
all
the
north
country
an
outlet
to
the
sea."
The
entire
work,
added
Mr.
Rideout,
would
not
equal
the
cost
of
the
McBrlde
outlet
to'Edmoh-
IN
EGYPT
Only
Patrol
Action
Reported
Royal
Air
Force
Raid
On
Crete
CAIRO.
July
29:
The
only
action
in
the
Battle
of
Egypt
during
the
past
day
has
been
patrol
activity
in
the
El
Alameln
sector.
The
Royal
Air
Force
delivered
another
attack
on
Suda
Bay
In
uiuiK.
you
win
agree
wicn
us
inai
r)
1
1
1
"if
f
nara.lel
any
British
Lhildren
where
in
Canada
where
the
same
worker
in
Stettin.
Germany,
was
filling
in
or
gaps
would
connect
sentenced
to
death
by
a
special
uo
the
same
amount
of
mileage!
tribunal
because
he
"offended
the
'of
real
highways."
'
To
Miss
Ice
Cream
Manufacture
to
be
Banned
After
September
30
rurKS
io
vjuia
uar,
ana
irum
iukc
.
Prairie
to
the
Alberta
boundary.!
lqndoN,
July
29
O)
The
kid-and
rrom
the
boundary
to
Wors-
dles
(and
some
grown-ups)
won't
,py-
jliHe
this.
The
government
has
an-
Distances
Short
nounced
that
the
manufacture
of
The
trail
between
Manson
Creek
ice
cream
will
be
prohibited
after
bridge
and
Finlay
Forks
Is
40
miles
September
30.
Ice
cream
producing
Thirty-three
of
these
miles
Won
uses
a
large
quantity
of
fats
are
reasonably
good
for
road
mak-
and
sugar
and
makes
considerable
lng.
A
car
can
bs
driven
from
calls
on
manpower.
Fnrt
st.
Jnhn
f
hrnm?h'
thp
ranvon
.
Tne
canning
or
spagnetu
ana
macaronl
and
of
vegetable
salad
with
mayonnaise
also
Is
to
be
banned
In
accordance
with
the
Food
Ministry's
policy
of
restricting
canning
to
essential
RESTAURATEUR
FINED
LONDON,
July
29
W
In
the
first
prosecution
for
infringement
of
rules
regulating
restaurant
prices
Mario
Taborelll
was
fined
$40
and
costs
because
he
raised
his
charge
for
a
cup
of
coffee
from
about
15
cents
to
30
cents
and
made
a
house
(cover)
charge
when
he
had
no
licence
to
do
so.
ton.
Once
completed
the
northern
roadway
would
make
It
as
quick
for
Peace
River
residents'"
to
go
to
Prince
George
as
to
go
to
Edmonton.
,
,.,
,
.