local
Temperatw
ssian
ntier
by
''''
lier.
portaht
I
JO
acnea
:
v
15
t
Fast
aa
ie
announcement
..
r
Joseph
(
rapture
of
Plntk
.
pad
reportt
thai
,
in
ltd
lichtnim-
'
had
reached
'
j
Ra.it
Prussia.
!
far
u
to
amy
j
.id
y
been
c
roast
d
I
.imp
of
the
Soviet
1
idv
being
heard
Ii
ly
caar
within
advance
of
the
M
th
pc
t
Marshes
on
reported
that
Ldvanclng
we',
i
han
90
mtWj
tia.
had
broken
:
Tien
river
line
i
ivno
and
were
i
rven
mites
of
hold
In
pert
o!
j
frim
the
i
region
to
pre
-
.fficlally
staled,
v
the
Russian
ce,
nearly
clear
-
::
m
the
Prlpet
r
i
i
rroccrn
in
III
."VI
i
in
III
'
1
ir
cu
anon
KIA
Julv
It
taVJI
Peter
Roy
4
4
r
n
an
I
alls
I
i
i
ii
j
rc
nine
IA
Ji
Am'
in
A.
8weei
rk
of
Or
ssful
ran
i
Chatt
i
Dd
andldattt
at
Ter
Beatrl.-c
Orosvrnor
1
mic
uay
aris
Quiet
me
anniver-
Day
was
observed
rdmj
with
the
clos-'
towds
gathered
a
'
the
Unknown
War-kerlou
disorders
wi
mdpa
And
nily
Build
ka
Road
l"HK
i
iNirgE
qh
the
July
is
9
On
the
'
'
s
of
the
Burma
'
''
the
Chinese
riuu
II
'
ki
en
the
Jllianiu
l
t.ndeaiouring
in
Rrcak
Out
o(
I
mo
I
taps
mi
V
w
I.uiih
j
Island
AU
iEW
ugh
hazar
fARTERS
IN
15
Jap-
ng
for
area
ar
ntumor
River.
21
miles
east
of
important
ladji
airdrome,
after
one
Allied
outpost
wrthdaew.
;
Keeping
Up
I
Guam
Raids
PEARL
HARBOR
July
15
O
For
the
tenth
straight
d.iy
Ouam
i
was
attacked
by
United
States
alrrraf:
Thursday
a
ontinuing
action
suggesting
pending
derl-
atioii'
agTlnsI
ml
former
Unl
On
Thursday
the
raiding
force
also
hit
Rota
between
Ouam
and
8a
i
pan
Alt
planes
returned
safely
from
the
raids.
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
league
PiMvbiirKh
5.
Chicago
11.
New
York
2.
Philadelphia
1.
Cincinnati
3.
St.
Louis
0
American
League
St.
Louts
2.
Cleveland
3.
It
Q
3.
New
York
4
Chicago
0.
Detroit
2
Philadelphia
4-4.
Washington
3-3
International
league
Rochester
3.
Toronto
4.
Btiltalo
9.
Montreal
7.
Baltimore
3,
Syracuse
13.
Newark
IS.
Jersey
City
9.
Amrri.
in
tmm
latum
Indianapolis
4.
Columbus
8
Minneapolis
1-5.
St
Paul
5-3
nast
LXgl
BoUyVOOd
4.
Seattle
2.
Sacramento
0.
Los
Angeles
2
Ran
Diego
2.
Ouklund
I.
San
Francisco
7.
Portland
3.
Noted
Movie
Star
Works
for
Troops
;
and
women,
mostly
HOLI
YWOOD.
Julv
15
f
miiy
ain
in
oas
,M,il'1
lihwh'iu
a
uu
n
iiom
Doles
,.:.r.
wood
(
ViMtccn"
she
has
a
boulders.
Ii
m
used
riaim
.min
nce
with
Dane
Clnrk
ill
holes
or
to
widen
would
be
more
realistic
if
thc
"l
aualnst
the
day
that
showed
her
In
her
real
caiitc
c
ripply
trucks
will
roll
work.
She
is
(here
every
Moi;
'in
India
to
Kunming,
day.
lot
more
than
three
;iark
stones
out
of
the
hours,
writing
letters
uiul
ihjs-'
fmi
at
one
.side
il
IVin
rurHv
In
vi'ivici'iiii'ii's
hollies
if
fiuild
retaining
walls
on
their
reouest.
and
uveraucs
Hon
nr.
i
-j
llll'.S.MCKC
S
I
n
I
.11
u
f
.
a
ashes
are
likely
,
u
ten-
Ther
e
arc
few
.stars
win
'
Pnving
Ls
laid
by
hand
maintain
a
more
pMBOJUd
ielu-'''
"'oken
with
sledge
tionshtp
with
fans
than
Joan
Smaller
ones
are
whit-
She
meticulously
sends
out
rc-1
"V
men
and
older
boys
quested
autographs
and
photo-'
"oil
hammer.
i
paying
Um
Height
herself.
we
Ad
Nazi
Stronghold
Falls
to
French
ROME.
July
15
O
French
troops
yesterday
capiured
the
Nazi
stronghold
of
Poggibonsl
on
the
west
end
Ol
the
Italian
front.
The
main
road
to
Florence
has-been
reached
by
units
of
the
Fifth
"Army
The
Fifth
Army
is
also
six
miles
from
Leghorn.
R.A.F.
Tall
Yarns
Now
On
Record
LONDON.
Julv
15
(
The
llne-shtniters
of
the
R
A
F.
have
started
a
book
Tall
stories
told
by
returned
air
crews
are
being
Ooted
down
and
filed.
Here
are
some
of
the
latest:
"We
flew
so
low
over
Holland
that
we
lound
ourselves
in
the
slipstream
'''
of
''
a
windmill
C?
"
.aVHataHfl
WAR
NEWS
M.I.MS
NEARING
LEGHORN
KOMI
lli
llii
(1
I
ilu
rrm
ha
drnrn
to
within
three-and
a
-half
mile
f
the
vital
seaport
of
lavomo
'leghorn)
and
lapturrd
(
hinni.
13
nnle
inland
from
the
west
roat.
Ihr
H
t
?
1
1
v
h
tichth
Arm
miupied
the
village
of
Santa
Lucia
in
the
upirr
liner
allr
and
also
advanced
to
within
two
miles
o
(
itta
di
(
astello
road
junction.
I
KK(
I
TING
URMEN
M
iilKK-
Japanese
hroadi
ast
direi
ted
to
American
lor
tw
44W
wtlivwl
Panfir
tndiT
saW
that
several
Amrrt-
ran
iiimrn
captured
in
the
first
super
-fortress
raid
on
northern
Kiuxliu
last
month
had
been
eteculcd
The
broadcast
ained
lhat
am
Allied
airmen
lalhnr.
or
bailing
out
over
Japan
will
be
rtccutrd.
l
w
RUSSIAN
OFFENSIVE
I.OVIMIN
the
dermans
announced
tndav
that
the
Russians
had
l.iuixhecl
a
long
-a
ailed
nffensire
in
southern
Poland,
extending
to
.cM
miles
a
front
which
in
the
north
challenges
the
last
ditch
string
o
forts
guarding
the
derman
homeland
in
last
Piussia.
The
(ierman
rommunique
said
that
the
Russians
struck
from
northwest
of
Tarnupol
and
wst
of
luck
TIIK
WAR
IN
CHINA
Ml
M.
MM.
The
(
hinese
are
storming
the
east
gate
..f
Tengc
hung,
big
Japanese
base
on
the
road
to
Burma
and
fires
rage
in
Ihe
ritv
after
I
nited
States
air
attacks
(
hinese
forces
closed
m
from
the
southwest
in
an
attempt
to
complete
en-c
iic
lenient
l
Ivngrhung.
main
ohjec
tne
in
the
Salween
river.
The
Japanese
who
encircled
llengsang
in
Hunan
Province
are
again
advancing
from
the
south
towards
a
junction
which
would
cut
(
hma
in
hall
Poison
gas
is
said
to
have
been
used
again
b
the
cneim
in
attacks
on
llengxang
which
the
Chinese
said
were
repulsed
with
heavy
loss
to
the
Japanese.
31
ICIDAL
DEFENSIVE
TACTICS
LONDON
The
Nazis.
jn
their
desperate
attempt
at
defence
against
the
great
Allied
air
raids,
have
resorted
to
suicide
lamming
of
I
nitrd
States
bombers,
it
is
reported
BOMBER
MISSING
R
I
Hani
is
..st
rWH
Station
on
British
(
olumhia
(oast
VANCOUVER.
July
15
-Wis-ern
Air
Command
announces
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
bomber
being
missing
from
a
British
Columbia
station
since
yester-
men
nboard
Uie
plane
ls
announced
as
yet.
Uniformed
Folk
Assist
Red
Cross
carnival
grounds
and
passed
in
the
light
rain
beMreen
her
guard
of
honor
and
tne
enthusiastic
umbrella
roofed
populace
to
take
her
place
before
the
throne
in
the
carnival
hall.
K"
L
PARTY
RK
HI.Y
DRKSSKD
Wearing
a
coronation
gown
of
white
slipper
satin,
period
style
with
a
purple
and
white
velvet
train
trimmed
with
ermine,
the
Queen-elect
carried
a
bouquet
of
carnations
and
was
escorted
igujong
me
snort,,
caiprmi
j
by
Lieut
George
Dybhavn.
Ihe
was
preceded
by
her
maids
of
honor.
Princess
Betty
Oreig.
wearing
a
gown
of
heavy
brocaded
satin
of
princess
lines,
and
Pr.ncess
Olive
Mane
Huculaa.
i-rrhntT
sown
was
at
white
UppM
satin
designed
In
rTTlzatyth
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
and
white
carnations
and
they
were
;
escorted
by
Lieut
W.
D
Mackay
and
Lieut
W
O.
Sheardown
reapect.vely
mobile-
team
have
obtained
2.512
of
the
top
,
picnic
.,..
,
of
combat
Pilot,
after
telling
a
tiottlM
of
blood
for
the
forces
in
.spotted
gaps
in
over
the
heavily-defended
Ruhr:
N(irmn!1DV.
was
o0talncd
fnm,
snX
le
c
fs
didn't
have
chance.
We
-
They
a
volunt
of
wluml
SSmtU
Were
K'O'IK,
lasui
man
tracer."
Now
u
navigator
We
flew
so
horiion."
a
kl.
4
l.
1
ciose
that
we
we
e
aoie
uo
uy
,
blo()d
()np
mornng
on
ine
ouiei
u-imw
-s
i"
I
...
flew
Flttv
pounds
of
waste
paper
went
back
to
their
day's
duties
and
returned
on
their
own
ac
men
a
nign
ana
ic.w.
,
rorrt
jn
thf
,.vrmnR
t0
act
y
or.
so
high
over
Essen
that
Jerry
rps
'
'
had
to
start
popping
up
the
flak
at
lunchtimtv
will
make
100
blood
plasma
con-
are
a
prime
means
of
transport
miners
anon.
FKW
CARS
IN
JAVA
OTTAWA.
July
15-
Ow-
ing
to
a
decline
in
produc-
Hon.
the
butter
ration
in
Canada
will
be
cut
nexi
month.
Coupons
72
and
"3
will
not
become
valid
until
August
10
They
had
origin-
ally
scheduled
for
August
3
i
Holiday
Picture
Helps
Invaders
Picnic
Snap
Kevrals
Weaknesses
of
Germans'
Normand
Defences
LONDON.
Juiy
15
'
-Fifteen
-year-old
Gwendoline
nearly
drove
her
family
crazy
that
day
.some
five
years
ago
as
she
posed
them
on
the
beach
of
Normandy
for
a
holiday
picture
But
she
fot
a
good
snap
sue
1
1
GENERALS
ON
FRONT
LINES
CHARLES
rDULKES
slai
-Gen
Charlea
Foulkes
a!
ways
'had
a
hankerimj'to
be
is
proceeding
an
armv
man
-even
before
the
he
came
to
the
c
4,
4.
from
his
native
Englana
a.s
lad.
Now
at
41
he
has
reaiizec
his
ambition
and
k
one
of
Can
ada's
front
line
generals.
Charles
ftoulkes
was
educatec
in
Canada
at
Central
Collegiate
London.
Ont..
and
graduatel
n
arts
from
the
University
o
serted
itself
and
he
was-
com
Canadian
Machine
Gun
Corps
in
1923.
That
was
the
start
in
a
steady
climb
up
the
military
ladder
Lead.ng
the
procession
were
that
mat.
was
o
speeded
uiu
by
war.
One
Continued
on
Page
2i
l
Butter
Ration
Is
Being
Cut
Bl(.
ICHlIVEMaUR
The
year
1937
was
one
oi
the
highlights
of
Gen.
Foulkes'
military
career.
He
was
successful
oert.s
exocrts
who
leaked
at
r
occomnm
uenerai
sian
cluselv
and
found
what
they
had
of
a
Canadian
Infantry
division,
been
looking
for.
After
a
stay
in
Canada
when
The
picture
showed
the
sea
he
assisted
In
training
the
divl-wall
lettine
them
fiEiire
out
its
sion
with
which
he
returned
LONDON.
July
15
B
TVenti
exact
sloue
and
height.
In
the
overseas
in
1941.
he
was
made
Red
Cross
workers,
working
.is
i
comer
of
the
picture,
over
the
brigadier
of
an
infantry
brigade
teapot,
were
in
August,
ltriz.
mc
commanoea
I
the
seemingly
the
brigade
in
the
1st
Division
for
eight
months
and
then
was
;
j
a
Hti
"
.......
,
inr
c-apei
us
cou
rouiu
.si-r
p.
-
ll,c;were
men
and
women
from
the
slope
of
the
beach,
figure
out
staff,
1st
Canadian
Army
in
(
anadian
!
uccs
m
Britain.
;u-
amount
of
seaweed.
The
ex-
April.
1943
Four
ww
sergeants
gave
their
I
esMtima
mudo
hv
Owenrin-
His
uromotion
to
the
actrig
Then
the
;t,1P-s
Kabv
brother
that
dav
rank
of
major-general
followed
even
told
them
about
the
nature
and
texture
of
the
bearh
itself.
in
January.
i944.
and
he
was
simultaneously
given
command
of
the
Canadian
division
he
now
That
holiday
snap
had
become
heads,
a
vital
link
in
the
whole
chain
1
Oen.
Foulkes
was
appointed
a
of
facts
and
figures
without
Commander
of
the
Order
of
tn
On
the
island
of
Java,
bicycles
which
the
Normandy
landings
:
British
Empire
in
the
last
New
on
D-Day
might
have
been
im
Year's
Honors
list.
His
wife
an
possible.
1
family
reside
in
Victoria.
Locai
Tid$
Sunday.
July
I.
High
10
50
17
0
feet
m
22
45
20
2
feet
Lqw
4:32
4.5
feet
10:24
8
1
feet
85
ux.nium
50
Ijnimum
NOKTUKKN
AND
(
KNTKAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPKR
I'KINCK
RUPERT,
B.r
RDAY,
JULY
15,
PRICE
nVE
CENTS
'1
vance
In
Normandy
MONTY
MEETS
THE
PRESS
FOLLOWING
T.IE
INVASION
Oeneral
8ir
Bernard
L.
Montgomery,
commander
of
all
Allied
ground
force
in
Prance,
pictured
when
he
held
his
first
press
conference
following
successful
establishment
of
the
beachhead.
JAPS
TRY
TO
ESCAPE
(
MtMVM
H4TIRE
Crowning
Of
Queen
Rosal
errmimies
Marked
Annual
Civic
Centre
Event
Last
Night
at
Seventh
Street
'rounds
When
the
Jewelled
crown
was
placed
on
the
head
of
Princess
Einorr
8torseth.
Sons
of
Norway
candidate,
by
Mayor
H
M
Dag-
gf
t
befoie
a
tightly
packed
crowd
In
the
rarnlvai
grounds
Friday
night
it
was
the
culminating
nv-ment
of
the
1044
Cvic
Centre
Carnival
queen
contest.
"I
am
grateful
for
this
honor.
Thank
you
"
said
pretty
and
de-mire
Queen
Eiinore
as
Mayor
Daggett
placed
the
crown
on
her
Sonde
head
while
she
stood
on
JAP
FATE
IS
SEALED
(
hinese
Newspaper
Believe
Nippon
Will
be
taught
Between
Marianas
and
Kuriles
CHUNGKING.
July
15
A
Chinese
newspaper
said
yesterday
that
the
capture
of
the
Marianas
by
the
United
States
would
seal
the
late
of
Japan
as
a
result
of
a
double
offensive
which
would
be
possible
from
the
Marianas
on
Americans
Move
Ahead
Three
Miles
and
Take
16
Towns
and
Villages
ALLIED
SUPREME
HEADQUARTERS,
July
16
(CP)
Americans,
striking
forward
for
four
miles
and
straightening
the
loop
in
the
centre,
hammered
the
south,
and
the
Kuriie
islands
'
at
the
German
triple
bastion
road
line
in
western
to
the
north.
Large
Numbers
Leave
London
two
miles
from
Periers
and
Saintlo.
Sixteen
towns
'and
villages
on
the
American
I
'
front
have
been
seized
during
the
last
24
hours.
A
lull
persisted
on
the
Britlsh-Canartian
sector
in
the
east
hut
UMBO.
July
15
By
thls
neavy
German
shelling
of
Brit-..k-r-nd
n"
le.vs-
than
169.000
ish
positions
in
the
Maltot
and
women
and
children
had
left
EterviUe
areas
and
Canadian
I
a
dan.
kvfnrp
the
throne
Khe
London
for
saler
residence
in
(then
took
her
place
on
the
the
country
because
of
the
Nazi
reported
thione.
flanked
by
her
maids
of
robot
bombing.
Ttve
evacuation
honor,
flower
girls
and
train
will
continue
for
another
week,
tyarers.
and
the
escorts
oi
regal
it
is
expected.
Home
Secretary
Herbert
Mor-The
coronation
ceremony
be-
flm
warned
last
night
that
Ittin
at
S
o'clock
alter
Princess
'here
might
be
no
early
cessa-I
Elmore
stepped
from
the
royal
i
tton
of
robot
bombing.
-'
limousine
at
the
gate
of
the
I
Normandy
today,
fighting
a
mile
from
Lessay
and
Evacuating
Of
Baltic
States
Hitler
and
his
war
council
,
money
coming
from?
have
decided
to
evacuate
The
party
believed
in
compen-
the
Baltic
States
of
Lithu-
station
and
not
confiscation.
Mr.
ania
Latvia
and
Estonia
to
4,Phelpo
said.
The
utility
should
the
Russians,
according
to
I
be
taken
over
gradually.
4
reports
received
here
I:
,.s
-
aLso
said
that
dismantling
of
the
port
of
Koenigsberg
More
Newspaper
Advertising
Is
Need
of
Stores
wear
marfihantr
wr
ret
TirtVdcrt
fit"
i
l:nes.
Each
of
the
matds
of
honor
missioned
.
.
a
npnti-nant
in
the
Warren
K
Cook,
chairman.
Na-
1
twnal
Council
of
Clothing
Man
ufacturers.
to
do
more
and
better
newspaper
advertising
at
a
meeting
of
the
Ontario
Retail
Men's
Wear
Association
in
To-
of
the
army's
outstanding
suff
ronTto
.
recentlv
u?,
ouicers.
uen.
ruuun
uun
mands
a
Canadian
division
overseas,
an
appointment
an
the
advertising
or
i
men's
stores
in
Canada
is
about
h
worst
in
the
world."
said
i
Mr
Cook.
T
think
it
will
be!
nounces
liSl
January.
ciJrl.
fnr
vn..
tr.
WnH
more
Gen.
Foulkes
applies
himsc.j
moQCy
idnmg
lVs
UIISJIIIIIM
w
.u,.
a..u
-
-
,
manner
and
denlnrahle
how'
a
serious
turn
oi
minu.
out
nr
.empers
this
with
a
chuckle
that
breaks
out
fre
quently
and
ls
one
factor
that
makes
him
popular
with
all
ranks.
Short
and
wiry-
Gen.
Foulkes
was
born
at
Stockton-on-Tees.
Durham,
in
190J.
and
came
to
Canada
as
a
youngster,
settling
with
his
family
in
London.
After
three
years
with
the
Canadian
Machine
Gun
Corps
during
which
he
had
been
promoted
to
captain.
Foulkes
reverted
to
the
rank
of
lieutenant
AYV
done
bv
men's
wear
merchants-
in
Canada.
"Intensive
planning
in
buying,
selling
and
advertising
will
be
necessary'
if
you
are
to
get
your
share
of
the
consumer's
dollar
in
the
future."
he
warned
the
men's
wear
merchants.
Inquire
Into
Pearl
Harbor
in
1926
when
he
transferred
to
WASHINGTON.
DC.
July
15
the
Royal
Canadian
Regiment
as
j
A
new
Inquiry
into
the
clr-a
permanent
force
officer.
After
cumstances
of
the
Pearl
Harbor
regimental
duty
and
promotion
disaster
of
December
6.
1942.
Is
to
captain
in
1935
he
served
a.s
to
be
held.
There
will
be
twin
stmfJ
officer
at
MD.2
fToron-
courts
by
army
and
navy.
to
i
and
MD.
3
'Kingston'
lift
In
noa-cro
rvotr
aHvorf
i;intr
i
c
Railways
Play
Big
D
Day
Role
i
good
one
that
on
invasion
day.
in
entrance
examinations
lor
l.u.uuw.
juiy
is
v
in
me
it
drove
the
German-
craty.
the
Imperial
Staff
College
at
two
months'
preceding
D-Day.
Gwendoline
didn't
know
that
Cam&eriey.
England
a
major
whimi
railways
ran
.spe
then
When
the
snap
was
de-
achievement
since
only
two
va
velopcd.
she
put
it
away
in
the
j
fancies
a
year
are
open
to
Can
iamilv
album.
It
.stayed
there,
aaians.
cial
troop,
ammunition
and
store
trains.
Not
all
these
trains
were
con-
day
afternoon.
Next
of
kin
have
imUi'a
vear
ag0
wnen
an
appeal
At
the
outbreak
of
the
war
be
nected
with
D-Day
itself,
but
of
oeen
no;i
len
rne
number
...
f-
.,.,ran
,,f
was
staff
officer
at
M
U
I
'Lor-
.new
uiai
were,
i.wu
camrj
tr
i
ins
or
more
than
3,000
freight
WOULD
TAKE
OVER
POWER
REG
INA.
Julv
15
The
new
Co-
positions
southwest
of
Caen
was
i0peraUve
Commonwealth
gov
ernment
of
Saskatchewan
wants
to
take
over
the
power
line
of
the
province
as
soon
as
possible,
the
provincial
Minister
of
Resources.
Mr
Phelps,
told
tiic
C
C.
Y.
convention
here
yesterday.
The
new
government
was.
however,
meeting
with
the
same
question
as
had
the
forme:
L.b-
Madrid
Julv
15
Adolf
4
eral
government,
where
i
tne
Bulletins
S2M.OO0
ONTARIO
UK
I
M
l
KI
D.
Ontario
A
ZM.-M
fire
today
ejetstrnwd
hp
-f
St.
Joseph
S
Industrial
School
for
deKnqawn't
boys
and
St.
Victor
Catholic
Church,
for
a
time
threatening
Iku
liltt
rnmmiinitT
hrtlfu.cv
But
the
urr
MontV-
b.l.n
Ottawa
and
,
....
JJiv
13
u
onntrittion
hi
rr
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
intimated
yesterday
that
there
would
be
a
new
department
of
reconstruction
with
one
of
the
members
of
the
present
cabinet
in
charge.
BN
IKON
iiKI
I
inn
N(
M
VOL
The
Vancouver
rity
council
is
urging
the
provincial
government
to
ban
export
of
iron
ore
from
the
province.
No
Comment
On
Story
to
Empty
Elevator
Seeking
confirmation
of
a
rumor
that
the
terminal
elevator
here
is
to
be
emptied
of
grain,
and
possibly
refilled
with
the
1944
prairie
crop,
a
Dailv
News
reporter-
today
contacted
William
Finlayson.
superintendent
of
the
elevator,
who
said
that
he
was
unable
to
comment
on
what
went
on
within
the
concrete
walled
storehouse.
Since
the
war
began
we
nave
been
forbidden
to
allow
visitors
to
enter
the
elevator,
or
to
make
public
anything
concerning
the
movements
of
grain."
Mr.
Finlayson
said.
"Before
the
war
we
welcomed
visitors
and
co-operated
in
the
matter
of
Information."
A
few
weeks
ago
the
Canadian
Board
of
Grain
Comnii.,,
loners
visited
the
city,
but
no
official
word
of
the
purpose
of
the
visit
was
disclosed.
the
French
coast
Then
with
dotal,
He
was
appointed
biigari1
-50.000
soldiers
across
Britain,
ip
w
1
ut
500.000
similar
holiday
major
of
a
Canadian
Infantry
-ether
with
12.000
(tons
of
bag-
j
rOIllter
rrIlCll
u
nr.
tic),
Rriivirie
mri
went
overseas
I-ite
Stage
Stores
and
heavy
equip-I
Admiralty
to
be
studied
by
ex-
in
1940
he
returned
to
Canada,
inc
ludmg
7
.000
vehicles
:
II'
OlllCei'
auwsovi
wt
"'
ITSSSSStTtV
S
IIV
J
cart,
VICHY.
July
15
Oearges
More
than
5.000
wagon-loads
Mandel.
who
was
minister
of
of
supplies
and
equipment
were
the
interior
at
the
time
of
ths
I
-
sent
by
ordinary
freight
Fall
of
France,
ls
dead,
having
trains.
'been
killed
in
an
accident.
CARNIVAL
HIGHLIGHTS
TONIGHT
cvOO
Bathing
Beauty
Finals.
1
1
:
l5Jitterbug
Contest
12
:(H
Victory
Bond
Drawing.