r
f
R
1
I.
Or
-
railroad
and
the
air
ways,
roar
V
at
one
before
t
:::ng.
The
'
pair
al
Peace
r
i
er
una
I'll
nti
lnl.
Kthabilitatlon
Projects
'
It
t
f
r
'
v
27
The
U.
V
have
a
ready
lot
1
i
n
projects
-''.ulated
since
(
varied
to
this
r
'han
applied
f
debt,
since
mly
convinced
U!
be
needed
expended
on
w
!-kA
and
other
i
I
't
cushion
the
'
m
to
a
peace
Government
hai
n
far
as
any
i
ward
working
-si
f
ir
reeonatruc-
'J
1
was
the
first
tviw
more
than
r
Harry
Perry's
commission
made
,
ruining
ways
"Uf.rv
during
th
.
,,
me
i-cace
-nw
Pre
ml
if.
ounas
the
roaa.
hi
Tni
or
Prlvo"
"
but
CUf
he
does
Vint
.
-1
.iinprnnn
h.uu
t-
-l
because
of
the
often
but
k
"lt:ullura
wealth
.;ausc
or
the
""'1
are
coal
regarded
as
important
on
"eminent
u
ni..i..
'
'i'-h
the
hniMi-.
.
w
tne
coal
haul.
nREFlGHTER
-1
nV!.'f
for,nPr
Brls-
Column-nrn..
,.l
'or
flfniit.,
...
V"1
"ry
Party
now
in
Norman-
L
r.
:
plete.
down
5
ol
them
In
one
day
AF
'
t
M
START
r
niuv
Norman-;
A
pilot
U
In
tne
air
bdoui
x
mum
aup-
two
hour
on
one
sortie
and
-!ire.
eaeh
eragat
per
ha
pa
two
orue
a
..-.non
arm
aay.
rairou
arc
mouy
unc-(
the
ernund
counter
flak
In
tne
dlve-Domo-
f
airborne
,'lng
attack
and
in
some
of
their
d
the
for-
a
tucks
on
transport
whkh
airstrip,'
quire
skilful
Jlying.
w
haiti.;
The
li.C.F.
sector
has
tart
jpMoU
flying
from
Normandy
airtulpa
in
cotnoav
aiiu
wun-ia
have
disappeared
in
hot
pursuit
Ul
v.
n.
...
.
1""
...
.
,
&he
American,
army
line
across
ths
Dnniumor
River
on
the
Altapc
front
in
Drrtlsh
New
Guinea.
The
strategic
Japanese
base
of
Manokwari
In
northwestern
Netherlands.
New
Guinea,
was1
attacked
by
Allied
plane
and
torpedo
boat
damaged
barge,
fuel
dump
truck
and
bivouac
1
area.
Isolate
Japs
In
iSouth
Pacific
.
.
d
able
to
citing,
but
combat
when
theyi
SVnNFY
AustraiU.
July
27
-jble
Plarww
oecur.
are
the
hlghspoU
of
th"
The
Commonwealth
-of
Australia
j
Derated
here
day's
operation.
The
pilot
en-'government
has
estimated
there!
are
still
140.000
Japanese
in
the
'
1-
J
.1
.
n..
.
1
WUUI
inu
BUUH1C.
I
ilea
but
these
are
said
to
have
been
neutralised
Into
Isolated
groups
with
little
hope
of
escape.
have
been
damaged,
but
the
nCCCklTC
Uf
HC
IUU
LAIU1
UU
av
s
7W-
equipment
to
perform
most
rr-
General
Foster
Comments
Upon
Road
Material
EDMONTON.
July
27
Majm
General
W
W
Foster,
general
of
ficer
commanding
for
the
norm-
STOUT
HENGYANG
aiUNOKLVO,
Ju;y
27
Tcna-Ifousiy
:he
Chinese
are
still
clinging
to
the
encircled
city
ol
Hcngyang
one
month
after
Japanese
forces
began
the
siege
of
the
Canton
Hanwok
railway
Junction
and,
with
the
aid
of
the
United
State
Air
Force,
they
hope
to
save
the
city.
New
enemy
attacks
have
been
repulsed
while
34
miles
to
the
south
Chinese
have
broken
Into
the
rail
city
of
Lelyang
taken
by
the
Japanese
several
week
ago:
west,
commented
yesterday
on
I
report
of
waste
and
destruction
ni
i
M
of
equipment
along
the
Alaska
;
jnlDuUlIUing
uiihHV
it
Katd
that
the
eoulD-
a
&
.
'
.
,
-
-
-
-
-
-
.
ment
there
was
divided
rtasse
moveable
",d1
'Program
Being
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
cla.
ln
I
fct
slflcallon.
The
Northwest
Pur-
VUl
JU
vUOOl
chasing
Wd.
had
been
formed
to
take
over
materials
made
available
by
the
United
States
authorities
and
dispose
of
It.
West
Resents
Discrimination
OTTAWA.
July
T7-Speaklnr
before
the
banking
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
W.
A.
Tucker,
Liberal
member
for
Rosthcrn,
said
there
was
IU
UrUWlllU
IlL'illlK
III
BlOk
I.
lPr'
fnr
It..
I
!
nnnf.mtlnn
r,n-lnrr
tr
Hr
faVnrt
lnnttm.
HliKrlmlnllnn
nf
till.
Pfllit
connecting
against
the
west
the
B.
C.
!
VANCOUVER.
July
27
Austin
Taylor.
Pacific
Coast
director
ol
Wartime
Shipping,
announces
a
reduction
in
the
Vancouver
merchant
shipbuilding
program.
Four-berth
building
yards
will
i
evert
to
three
berth,
i
Mr.
Taylor
stated
that
this
was
In
line
with
a
policy
of
asls.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Republic,
65.000
15
and
13
Hj.
Storage.
Thor.
53.000.
15
and
13",
Pacific
and
Booth.
LITTLE
JEEPS
GET
THROUGH
-
Allied
army
Jeeps
push
through
a
flooded
street
of
Valcgaas.
France,
a
little
town
of
Normandy
that
had
the
misfortune
to
be
overrun
by
the
tides
of
war.
RUSSIANS
STORM
ACROSS
VISTULA;
THREATEN
TO
OUTFLANK
WARSAW
Canadian
Navy
to
Fight
in
Force
Against
Japan
OTTAWA.
July
27
O
Canadian
naval
doctors
have
started
study
on
tropical
diseases
and
ship
air
conditions
on
the
assumption
the
Canadian
Navy
will
participate
In
force
In
the
fight
against
Japan,
a
government
source
has
announced.
The
spokesman
said
the
role
of
the
navy
In
the
Pacific
Is
not
to
be
decided
until
the
Euro-pean
war
reaches
Its
final
stage.
CHANNEL
SWIMMER
DIES
objective.
LOW
COST
WORKERS'
HOMES
HOUSING
PLAN
OBJECT
New
Scheme
to
be
Made
Available
to
I'csldrnts
of
Prince
Rupert
A
government-sponsored
plan
whereby
citizens
of
Prince
Rupertand
other
Canadian
cities
may
become
owners
of
low-cost,
well
planned
homes
In
zoned
residential
districts
was
outlined
to
Mayor
II.
M.
Daggett
and
reporters
Wednesday
by
John
S.
Oalbralth,
director
of
the
community
planning
division
of
the
federal
National
Housing
Administration.
Mr.
Oalbralth,
accompanied
by
his
wife,
arrived
at
noon
from
Victoria
where
he
has
been
conferring
with
Premier
John
Hart
with
a
view
to
making
whatever
application
of
the
revised
National
Housing
Act.
The
revised
act,
a
child
of
the
Department
of
Finance,
was
explained
In
Commons
by
the
Hon.
J.
L.
Ilsley
on
May
11.
Under
It
homes
are
already
being
built
In
eastern
Canada.
.
Outstanding
reaiure
of
the
act
Is
a
plan
enabling
potential
home
owners
lo
borrow
dlreclly
from
the
government
up
to
90
percent
of
the
cost
of
homes
not
exceeding
$5,000.
As
illustrated
by
Mr.
Oalbralth,
a
man
wishing
to
build
a
$3,000
house
must
put
up
$300,
thi
government
lending
the
other
$2,700
at
an
Interest
rate
of
4li
percent.
Repayment
would
adjustments
are
needed
In
prov-
Ibe
made
over
a
20
year
period
at
linclal
legislation
to
assist
In
thr
;
-st
of
about
$n
a
monm.
Should
the
ow.er
desire
to
sell
or
rent
the
house
In
the
meantime
he
can
do
so
providing
his
guarantees
arc
met.
An
Individual
desiring
a
$5,000
home
could
borrow
$4,000
from
the
government
and
provide
$1,000
from
his
own
pocket.
Amortization
would
be
over
a
20
Sabang
Is
Local
TideM
Friday,
July
28
mm
Iligh
6:50
15.1
feet
y
19:19
17.4
feet
.
KY
Low
0:40
8.0
feet
i.
i
;
ks
12:40
7.9
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMRJ
h&WAT.fcl
vi
r
XXXIII,
VC
iw
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
THURSDAY,
JULY
27,
1911
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
C
T
"IveranwU
orces
Smash
On
In
Normandy
i
r
Cniffirnc
Hnrncc
inriririne
t;ii
n
m
I
f
si
YT
1
1
1
111
1
UUII
a
m
Ml
A
w
w
f
j:
Airmi
ti
in
I-ranee
bunnort
Work
ol
d
round
n
Mil
i
.
-
.
.
.
An
a
i
rtu
hi
ime-iiom
nnir
and
Mrai-
Hv
WILLIAM
STEWART
C
a?.
an
Press
War
Correspondent
Yanks
Drive
Forward
On
Guam
Island
VITH
THE
R.C.A.F.
IN
FRANCE,
July
27;
Japanese
rairou
are
Active
m
r;
,
rrntind-crews
and
administrative
ner-i
l,rl,Kh
NfW
(iu,n,
r.
il
Ifnv;il
r.nn.'ulinn
Air
Vnrro
fnru'ittil
i
WASHINGTON.
July
27
n
i-
n
...
ti
i
i
ARnre;.sive
American
troon:
,n
frantic
live
umier
canvas,
cat
tne
nun;0uam
are
prcJrig
a
ni'lOPH
Which
COine
111
Cans
and
Work
a
counter
attack
alter
beat
tng
bar
-
a.
they
have
since
the
start
of
the
war.
trT,p.uJt
f1"
"
DreaK
out
ol
orote
ren;n.v.u.a
u
u
-
rW,-.n.
thM-
kst
Pne
comw
In
about
an
i
and
ahead
on
the
nerk
of
t
I,
"!
riiirtiic
,M,ur
0f
"
b'0"
midnight
'or
two
miles.
i
ifi.wf.rl
Wlle
some
of
the
Spitfire,'
American
arc
now
m
control
,nL.
are
aloft,
the
crewa
of
other.
f
southern
half
of
the
pen-
fMi.
-lt
on
Ue
..round,
remaining
,
,rwu'a
n'n
u
on
tne
soumer-
,
UnTtt
itaum
of
readlnev.
tTj
nS'
.
,
krirf
Except
when
the
weather
pre-
oiaiea
Japanese
force,
xorces
ar,
ar?
VlJ?!?
who1
WW.
there
are
R.C.A.F.
nowwedycd
into
the
northern;
r
?
m
Vym2
8Ptflre
in
the
air
from
dawn
P""
0roU"
Prnlnsula.
,
d
of
Oroop."t
dusk.
,.HJ
LILD
TLASrs
jr
uj
r;,
of
otta-'
The
Spitfires'
eta
support,
HMST
JAi
llASh
4
much
worry
role
for
the
ground
troop,,
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
though
not
mean
patrolling,
dive
-bombing
j
nkw
vjulnka.
juijt
27
occajtoml
and
alraflng.
parUcutarlr
of
I
anew
patrola
are
maklnz
a
vht
bomb-
traruport,
whkh
la
one
of
Uw
'
termlned
elfort
to
break
through
.a
wiuie
enemy
mot
cffectlTe
ways
of
hob-f;u
around
bHng
the
enemy'a
defence
ef-n
fort.
AF
'
'
in
France
Until
recently,
the
Orman
f
ufflclent
kept
out
of
the
air
In
the
day-r
ic
nee
on
time
and
the
Sptlflre
had
Urttaln.
things
to
themselves.
Then
th
;
r-rralt
and
MMnertchmllU
and
Focka--
.
'
uppW
Wulfea
appeared
In
large
num
-
f
malor
re
bera
oer
the
front
and
the
-
eitablUh-
Canadian
flghter-pUoU
knocked
i
M
lvvvvga
IvlK
jPBB
P
.
1
J-l
iHK
IP
nr.
MOSCOW.
July
27
(CP)
Russian
infantry
was
'Vistula
threatened
to
outflank
Warsaw.
!
Russians
were
pushing
ahead
all
along
the
front
and
forcing)
!
their
way
Into
the
high
Carpa-!
thlan
Mountains'.
Berlin
radio
announced
that
Blalystockr,
German
bastion
northeast
of
Warsaw,
was
evacuated
In
heavy
fighting.
Moscow
reports
said
Brest-1
I
Lltvosk
had
been
entered
by
j
j
the
Russians.
Bombarded
KANDY.
Ceylon,
July
27
Lord
Louis
Mountbatten's
southeast
Asia
headquarters
'
today
announced
the
results
I
of
Wednesday's
bombardment
,
of
the
harbor
of
Sabang
in
1
the
Dutch
East
Indies.
I
The
report
said
'
that
the
!
bombardment
was
made
by
a
1
task
force
consisting
of
bat-i
tleships,
cruisers
and
destroy-i
ers
under
the
protection
of
I
carrier-borne
planes.
The
I
bombardment
lasted
for
35
;
minutes,
and
during
it
three
destroyeis
and
a
Dutch
cruiser
;
went
right
into
the
harbor,
j
The
harbor
was
almost
,
completely
destroyed,
and
there
was
little
damage
to
I
the
Invading
force.
Naas
Seining
LONDON
lundon
O
Montague
Montague
iioi
Ho!
t
.
r
,
r
KaIti
ft
'ltn
m
i
rift
nlnn
nf.
ll
w
aw-
K
ArYllH
gradually
converting
the
yardJltcrnpU
'to
lhc
English
'n
1,1
1
Ll
JC5U"
irom
a
wartime
uj
jriu-
channcl.
died
at
hU
London
The
salmon
run
on
the
Naas
home.
Ills
last
channcl
bid
was
river
Is
reported
o
bo
holding
at
the
age
of
41,
but
he
failed
below
that
reported
on
the
iwhen
only
500
yards
from
hlsSkccna
this
week,
with
dally
catches
of
between
25
and
30
fish
per
boat.
Dally
catches
on
PREHISTORIC
MAMMAL
the
Skecna
arc
said
to
be
bc-The
largest
type
of
animal
tween
35
and
40
fish
per
boat,
that
ever
lived
on
earth,
the
blue
I
Purse
seining
for
humpback
whale,
still
exists
today.
salmon
is
not
successful
as
vet
Dock
Shift
Is
Closing
Nilht
shift
workers
on
cargo
ship
construction
at
the
local
dry
dock
will
close
at
the
end
of
July,
Bernard
Allen,
dry
dork
manager
revealed
to
POLLING
IN
IALBERTA
i
shipyard
union
officials
on
Wednesday.
Workers
on
the
present
second
shift
will
be
incorporated
into
the
day
shift.
Calling
a
meeting
of
the
officials
of
the
eight
unions
having
working
agreements
with
the
yard
Mr.
Allen
told
them
that
except
In
cases
of
urgent
lepair
to
ships,
the
yard
would
operate
the
day
shift
only.
It
is
understood
that
the
change
will
effect
only
a
.
relatively
small
proportion
of
,
the
yard
workers.
Contacted
by
the
Dally
News
last
night
Mr.
Allen
said
that
the
change
constituted
"upheaval"
in
yard
policy.
"We
are
merely
taking
the
men
fiom
the
night
shift
and
absorbing
them
into
the
day
shift,
and
as
far
as
I
know,
it
does
not
mean
that
we
will
need
any
less
men,"
he
said.
"When
there
Is
any
ship
repair
work
to
do
we
will
probably
put
on
two,
or
even
three
shifts
to
get
it
done
as
quickly
as
possible.
However,
actual
construction
work
will
be
confined
to
the
day
shift?
MORE
GENERALS
FALL
IN
HITLER
BOMB
PLOT
PURGE
LONDON,
July
27
O
-German
Istorming
across
the
y.istulaJiivereorithcast
of
War-
:di0
7nX5i
saw,
today,
covered
by
massed
artillery
fire..
They
c-Gen
Ludwig
BeTk
and
gcil
were
negouniing
me
iast
Darner
oeiore
uerman
Ericn
noepner
wok
pan
m
me
;
Silesia
and
gravely
threatening
the
entire
German
.ggg
Sifi
central
iront
on
level
plains,
me
surge
across
tne,
and
Hoepner
awaits
trial.
A
Stockholm
dispatch
said
ur.t
Popular
Vote
in
1910
and
1933
Elections
Compared
EDMONTON.
July
27
OV-Interest
in
Social
Credit
policies
resulted
in
a
heavy
Increase
In
voting
In
the
Alberta
provincial
elecUon
of
1935
when
the
300,-000
mark
was
topped
for
tne
first
time.
A
total
of
301,752
votes
were
cast
and
this
number
was
I
exceeded
in
1040
when
306240
I
votes
were
reported.
'
t
Here
is
the
Canadian
Press
compilation
of
the
popular
vote
In
the
two
elections
(members
elected
In
brackets)
:
1940
1935
Soc.
C
131.918
(36)
163,700
(56)
Ind.
130.118
(19)
C.cr.
33,326
(
0)
U.
F.
A.
(0)
Liberal
3,735
(1)
Con.
(0)
Others
7.143
(D
Total
3061240
KS7)
33,063
60.815
19.358
15.786
(0)
(0)
(0)
(5)
(2)
0)
301.752
(63)
Redistribution
In
1939
reduced
legislature
seats
from
63
to
57.
There
are
49
constituencies
In
cluding
two
five-member
constituencies,
Calgary
and
Edmonton.
Four
by-electlons
were
held
since
the
general
election
of
March
21.
1940.
Three
seats
were
held
by
the
Social
Crctllt
government,
one
by
acclamation,
One.
In
Edmonton,
was
won
by
on
the
northern
river,
but
It
Is
!
the
C.C.F.,
placing
that
party's
icxpected
to
nick
up
In
about
1
first
member
In
the
legislature.
1
10
days.
Some
success
In
seining
is
already
reported
in
the
south
around
Whale
Channcl.
South
In
Favor
Of
Govt
Taking
B.C.
Electric
year
period,
and
would
cost
the
VICTORIA,
July
27
Mayor
owner
$28.12
a
month
after
the
Jack
Cornett
of
Vancouver
has
home
was
completed.
advised
Premier
John
Hart
that
Under
the
scheme
houses
could
29
British
Columbia
munlclpall-
be
built
by
contractors
for
sale,
ties
are
In
favor
of
the
provincial
To
forestall
the
threat
of
de-
government
negotiating
to
take
prcclatlon
of
values
due
to
the
over
the
British
Columbia
Elec-
dlstrlct
In
which
a
house
was
trie
Co.
built
becoming
less
desirable,
strict
zoning
regulations
are
in-
AMERICAN
INVENTOR
slstcd
on
by
the
government.
Robert
Fulton
built
one
of
the
That
Is
the
purpose
of
Mr.
Gal-
earliest
steam
warships
and
one
(Continued
on
page
2
of
the
earliest
submarines.
Standing
of
parties
at
dissolution.
July
7,
was:'
Social
Credit
35
Independent
17
Liberal
1
Labor
1
C.
C
F
1
Independent
Soc.
Credit
1
Vacant
-
I
Total
57
DECEPTIVE
NAME
The,
Rocky
Mountain
canary
is
not
a
bird
but
a
burro.
South
African
music
and
traditional
art
are
being
encouraged
In
32
non-European
boys'
clubs
and
22
girls'
clubs
now
operating
on
the
Rand
Native
teachers
and
clerks
and
shop
assistants
are
training
as
leaders.
The
clubs
receive
financial
support
from
the
of
social
welfare.
Americans
Seize
Canisv
m
As
Germans
Thrust
Back
British-Canadian
Flank
French
Patriots
Taking
Heavy
Toll
of
Foe
in
Raids
on
Convoys
and
Destruction
of
Communications
and
Canal
Locks
ALLIED
SUPREME
HEADQUARTERS,
July
27
(CP)
American
armored
offensive
crashed
more
than
two
miles
deeper
today
through
German
lines,
seizing
Cainsy
below
St.
Lo
and
driving
beyond
in,
Normandy.
On
the
British-Canadian
flank,
how-;
ever,
the
Germans
hit
with,
tanks
and
artillery,-
re-;
capturing
Esquay
and
Hilla
112
iiBulletins
ROBOTS
COMING
AGAIN
LONDON
After
a
12-hour
lull,
robot
bombs
came
over
London
again
today
on
what
at
first
appeared
to
be
not
on
a
heavy
scale.
Several
persons
were
killed
in
one
residential
area.
SENATOR
DIES
MONTREAL
Senator
C
W.
Robinson
of
Moncton,
New
Brunswick,
died
today
in
a
Montreal
hospital.
He
was
a
Liberal
and
former
Premier
of
,
New
Brunswick,
78
years
of
age.
PRINCE
GEORGE
FIRES
PRINCE
GEORGE
So
serious
has
the
forest
fire
situation
become
that
picnickers
and
berry
pickers
have
been
asked
to
assist
the
Forest
Branch.
The
most
serious
fire
is
still
at
Norman
Lake,
35
miles
southwest,
of
Prince
'Ceorse.
-This
itiai
sdraseaV
another
mile
and
now
covers
an
area
six
by
two
miles.
U.S.
GENERAL
KILLED
LONDON
Lt.-Gen.
Leslie
Me.Vair,
61,
chief
of
the
United
H.
Jalmar
Schacht.
Reich
mm-
shffn
WM
,n
France
whUe
uoer.
nas
oeen
snoi
oy
iuus,
ob$erTnf
action
on
the
Nor.
Gestapo.
i
m.nj
fron
ii,
nnr.
h,.
scribed
as
"the
brains
of
the
army."
NEW
LANDING
IN
ITALY?
LONDON
The
German
radio
reports
a
concentration
of
Allied
shipping
in
the
Tyrrhenian
Sea,
which,
it
says,
j
$33.61
Son
of
City
Man
Killed
in
Action
Rfn.
William
Charles
Hood,
son
ot
Edward
Hood
of
Prince
Rupert,
Tostal
Station
B."
has
been
killed
in
action
while
serving
with
a
Manitoba
regiment,
according
to
the
official
casualty
list
released
today
by
the
Department
of
National
Defence.
Mrs.
Walter
Rennebcrg,
of
Glscome,
near
Prince
George,
has
been
advised
that
her
brother,
Charles
Robert
lled-rick,
with
a
B.C.
regiment,
has
been
killed
overseas.
Salaried
Chairman
For
CHC
Advocated
OTTAWA,
July
27
0
Thei
parliamentary
radio
committee
recommended
In
the
House
of
Commons
today
the
appointment
of
a
full-time
salaried
chairman
for
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
to
have
charge
of
department
policy
and
a
general
manager
to
take
charge
of
administration
and
113.
South
of
Caen
British
held!
Verrieres,
smashing
heavy
enemy
counter-attacks.
French
patriots
have
beaterv
German
tank
attacks
and
are
continuing
successful
warfare
against
the
foe.
They
annihilated
a
German
convoy
oi
no
iracics
In
Saone-Et-Lolre
Department,
French
Maquis
have
disorganized
communications
and
de-I
stroyed
canal
locks.
5,000
CLAIM
UNEMPLOYMENT
jINSURANCE
i
In
spite
of
the
supercharged
1
employment
picture
In
Canada,
almost
5,000
claims
lor
unemployment
insurance
benefit
were
filed
throughout
tne
country
during
May,
the
latest
month
for
which
figures
have
been
released
by
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission.
The
biggest
part
of
the
claim
were
iaid
because
of
unemployment
caused
bylndusrtial
switch-overs
resulting
from
a
change
of
government
emphasl3
on
the
production
of
types
ot
war
materials,
and
were
of
a.
j
temporary
nature.
The
average
time
for
which
insurance
was
paid
was
17
days.
Claims
filed
in
May.
while
the?.:
were
considerably
lower
than
in-
!
April,
were
well
above
those
ot
-
May
1943.
when
z.rxn
appuca-.
tions
were
made.
j
The
average
amount
paid
ta
each
beneficiary
in
May
was
is
preparing
to
invade
north-
em
Italy
at
Genoa
and
La
I
Speiia.
The
broadcast
said
Dllcl,
norlofC
that
the
ships
include
war-
ii
Ulloll
LiLdUClO
ships,
transports
and
landing
craft.
BUDAPEST
BOMBER
LONDON
Allied
medium
bombers
from
Italy
struck
at
steel
plants
near
Budapest,
in
Hungary
today,
following
heavy
RwVF.
raids
on
the
port
of
Lyons
in
France
last
night
TO
HAVE
PAID
CHAIRMAN
OTTAWA
The
House
of
.Commons
radio
committee
today
recommended
that
a
full
time
paid
chairman
be
appointed
for
the
board
of
governors
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation,
and
also
that
a
general
manager
be
appointed
under
similar
Seek
Compromise
!
LONDON,
July
27
O
Premier
:Milolzyk
of
the
Polish
government
In
London
left
for
Moscow
'
today.
I
He
will
confer
with
Premier
j
Stalin
in
an
apparent
effort
to
j
effect
a
compromise
with
a
rival
Foiisn
xaciion
in
Moscow.
NEW
GAMBIA
INDUSTRY
BATHURST.
Gambia
0
Continuing
its
researches
to
find
local
materials
for
cottage
building,
the
public
works
department
of
Gambia
have
discover
ed
excellent
clay
at
Jlffetxila
the
North
Bank
Province.
S.
A.
BASKETBALL
'
Centuries
ago,
the
Maya
Indians
played
a
game
similar
to
basketball.
r
Wanted
1
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and
Women
:
To
Handle
Fish
:
Standard
Rates
of
Pay
Apply
In
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to
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