,tt
V
Jul.-
fi
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a
short
time
after
she
::
H
M.C.S.
St.
Laurent
destroy
a
U-boat,
.
;n
a,
one
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy's
,vcd
another,
Hon.
Aneus
L
Macdnnalrl.
i
r
f
rational
defence
for
naval
services,
an-1
1
otfay.
bwansea
va8
assisted
hv
H.M.S.
!ussians
unpB
orward
uMO.V
July
S
(CD
-
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the
Kumians
lungca
trd
"if
name
anu
urn
;cJa
today
slaughtering
tcin
dclrndm
and
rap-nr
a
number
of
loans,
radio
icportrd
Stock
-n
drpatchn
to
thr
rffrrt
it
Adolf
llltlrr
had
derided
thrtv
all
hi
reserves
into
;iftnttr
struggle
on
thr
tern
front,
bf
Kutsians
have
crashed
irrr
ta
WHno
in
pre-war
ind.
rapturing
two
Initial
tailvay
junction
on
mt
from
Mimk.
n
thr
Krd
Armlrt
rradlrd
jMlt
plunge
Into
Latvia
'CUhiinU,
thrrr
vrfc
In-
of
a
nrr
Soviet
!i'.:cr.
ilmrd
at
I'intk
and
U:X
in
I'oUnd.
RDROME
INURED
toi
Stales
l
orrr
Improrr
'j
rc
ition
on
Normloor
II
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6
c?
United
.li'.ured
Koran-ti
Noemfoor
-
jfier
the
land--d
in
the
1m-"f
Kamlrl
ar-was
only
minor
-
patrols
on
the
Nrw
Outne
main-
:i
Hay
ata
are
t
the
Japaneae-u
r
fH'lds.
tspitals
Buzz
Bombs
Hit
3
KHIrrf
II
nl
'R7
rubies
Are
Rescued
J
.
v
c
-
rootless
!'
b.'ic
planes
were
r
;:an(1
last
night
wrir
hit.
In
one
ft
iiy
babies,
none
w
-r
ra.tualtlrs.
al-
-rjrsrs
killed.
-
were
Pelican,
a
Royal
Navy
tloon
Thr
kill
by
Swansea
brings
to
five
the
successes
Against
U-1
boat
announced
by
thr
Minuter
recently
Fir
to
score
wax
the
Irigatr
HMCfl.
Waskeslu
Thr
second
triumph
was
rune
up
by
a
croup
of
Canadian
ship
In
whleh
the
corvette
Chun
war
nteyed
the
major
role.
Then
HMCA
St.
Laurent,
a
destroyer,
assisted
by
It
M.CJB.
Swan-tea
wiped
out
another
U-boat
with
depth
charges
and
gun
fire.
Next
the
frigate
11MJCS.
Prince
Rupert
assisted
United
State
forces
In
sinking
a
submarine
The
minister
emphasised
that
the
first
three
frigates
to
have
been
built
on
the
West
Coast
of
Canada
have
all
destroyed
U-I
boats,
with
Swansea
sharing
if
lute
destruction
of
two
Thr
:
'rlgats
have
made
their
kills
In
the
order
In
which
they
wrrc
OuUt.
H
At
C-8
Waskeslu
was
the
;
first
to
be
commissioned
and
the
first
to
make
her
kill
.HJ.I
OS
Swwiuca
and
1LMC.S.
Prtnce
Rupert
made
their
debuts
In
;
that
order
Grand
BOXING
SHOW
SB
AT
Staff
House
Dining
Hall
7tli
Avenue
East
MAIN
LVENT
Young
Tommy
Burns
CANADIAN
ARMY
vs.
Ray
Smith
II.S.
ARMY
-
Tonight
7
PlcRorve
Seals
S2..rill
f-ncriil
Admission
S2.00
Doors
Open
7:15
p.m.
Auspices
BoilennuUers'
Athletic
Cluli
TICKETS
ON
SALE
AT
GROTTO
CIGAR
STORE
She
Burma
-Yunnan
border
towarf
juncUon
with
American
and
Chine
forces
In
North
Burma,
have
reduced
the
gap
between
them
to
36
miles
but
a
mount,
ainous
region
threatens
to
delay
an
eventual
meeting.
The
Chinese
have
captured
22
miles
west
of
the
Japanese
baw-al
Tanachung
and
26
mile
aiMj
least
of
Oeneral
Joseph
Still
weus
unusual
saaon
in
uurma
Headquarters
announced
that
the
British.
Americans
and
Chi-
nei,
operating
In
North
Burma.
have
killed
11.7K
.Japanese
pattern
ich
apparenUy
split
they
launched
their
campaign
the
hull
of
the
U-boat
like
r
early
thu
year
cocoa
nut
and
forced
It
to
th?
-
surface
The
U-boat
broke
the
water
about
1JD00
yards
away
from
Swansea
and
astern
of
her.
The
frigate
went
round
hard
to
starboard
and
ran
parallel
to
It.
ofening
up
with
all
guns
which
could
be
brought
to
bear.
8he
was
followed
closely
by
Pelican.
Both
ships
scored
hit
with
their
heavy
guns
and
swept
the
Natl
with
Oerllkon
.fire
The
submarine
nrvrr
fully
surfaced."
says
Commander
King.
"Tlicrr
was
never
any
more
than
Its
conning
tower
and
a
bit
of
its
drrk
show
inc.
It
was
badly
damacrd
when
It
rame
up."
Twelve
minutes
after
It
was
blown
to
the
surface
the
U-boat
made
Its
death
dive,
stern
first
with
Its
bow
tilth
in
the
air.
LOG
SCALE
MOUNTING
lias
Reached
Over
One
llun-died
Thousand
Board
In
Tlrst
Half
of
Year
Lob
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
for
the
first
half
of
1944
amounted
to
100,-104.700
board
feet
as
compared
with
65.678309
board
feet
In
the
corresponding
period
of
last
year.
The
production
of
poles
and
piling
this
year
Is
slightly
In
exceas
of
last.
743.766
lineal
feet
comparing
with
710346
lineal
feet.
Log
scaling
during
the
month
of
June
this
year
reached
the
Doth
Swansea
ana
Pelican
substantial
volume
of
43,096.461
n.rfi,iv
innrrd
whalers
to
board
feet
compared
with
24.-
.......V
V.-
...
1
.
.
.
.
(Continued
on
Page
2
jaiRW
ouara
icri
in
uic
same
month
last
year.
This
Included
816.283
board
feet
of
fir.
3.395
460
board
feet
of
cedar.
27.77S.
755
board
feet
of
spruce.
10,457,
835
board
feet
of
hemlock,
403,
807
board
feet
of
jackplne,
253.
265
board
feet
of
balsam
and
17.050
board
feet
of
mlscellane
ous.
i
Production
of
poles
and
piling
in
the
interior
was
light
this
June
at
14.415
lineal
feet
of
cedar,
compared
with
169,405
ff
'
.
Threaten
Florence
Hay
Ceiling
Is
Adjusted
.
ROME
July
Iff
-
In-
1
dian
troops
of
the
British
Eighth
Army
have
reached
I
the
outskirts
of
Undertide
In
the
upper
Tiber
Valley
4
and
are
threatening
the
main
road
to
Florence.
headquarters
announced
to-
4
day.
Stiffening
Oerman
re-
aistanee
has
brought
the
4
Allied
Fifth
Army's
advance
up
the
Italian
west
coast
e
to
a
virtual
standstill.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
THURSDAY,
3VTXT?12i
Thj
Rt
iai
farad
:a
Nav
f-lgate
HM&B.
Swansea
wh.;
h
rewriy
de.-trorcd
a
German
jbr.a-.
le
to
bring
her
scire
of
U
boat
k
...
two.
The
submarine
was
so
badly
damaged
bv
depth
charge
j
from
he
Swansea
and
a
Royai
Navy
sloop,
which
assisted
in
the
attack
Out
it
bare.'y
broke
surface
before
sink
ng
The
two
ships
picked
up
survivors
Moving
On
Nipponese
I'inrrrs
Movement
on
Japanese
in
North
Burma
Being
Closed
by
Chinese
and
Americans.
Tlw
eomnunHliur
nttT
nf
CHUNOK1NO.
July
6
O
-
IMCS
Swansea.
Commander
Chin":
flfhtlng
akmg
the
Clarence
A.
King.
DA.O..
DS
C
.
Legion
of
.Merit
'UJS.t.
R.C.NJI..
of
Oliver,
llC.
deaeribes
the
tussle
in
which
the
frigate
played
the
star
role
as
a
"textbook
action."
Immediately
the
presence
of
the
submarine
became
known
"Action
Stations'
clanged
throughout
Swansea.
The
frig
ate
made
her
first
run
dropped
a
pattern
of
depth
chart-
Shortly
attar,
she
dropped
another
pattern
and
was
joined
then
by
HH&.
Pell-
te-
FIRE,
NOT
MUDPIES,
BQYS'
PLAYTHING
0
local
Temperature
Local
Tides
Friday,
July
7
63
High
1:35
222
feet
lit"
JH
14:40
19.7
feet
50
Low
8:24
1.0
feet
20:28
6.1
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIAN
NEWSPAPER
xxx
u
"1
Emu:
C
AXAIUAN
VICTOItV
M.C.S.
Swansea
Bags
Nazi
Boat;
Makes
Fifth
Enemy
I
Victim
in
Recent
Weeks
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
bot
Bombers
Hurt
Britain
feet
last
year.
Ties
numbered
10.913
pieces
1.374
spruce
and
9.539
jackplne
and
525
cords
of
wood
were
counted.
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Philadelphia
9-12,
Pittsburgh
4-2.
Boston
7,
Chicago
2.
Brooklyn
1.
Cincinnati
4.
New
York
1.
St.
Louis
4.
American
League
St.
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
2.
Chicago
1.
Washington
3.
Cleveland
2.
New
York
6.
Detroit
8,
Boston
1.
International
league
Syracuse
at
Baltimore
post-
.
poned.
Jersey
City
0,
Newark
2.
Rochester
6,
Montreal
4.
American
Association
St.
Paul
13,
Minneapolis
p.
Coast
league
Los
Angeles
3,
Hollywood
0.
Oakland
1,
San
Francisco
8.
Seattle
8.
Portland
4.
San
Diego
5,
Sacramento
6.
1
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10:45.
was
reported
this
afternoon
fo
be
on
time.
OTTAWA.
July
6
9
The
War
time
Prices
and
Trade
Board
announces
a
minor
adjustment
In
the
price
celling
for
hay
sold
in
British
Columbia.
The
differ
ntisl
holu-non
th
Mlhnu
kxr-c
and
baled
hay
Is
increased
DUl
n?1
Pre
from
13
to
14
ner
ton
Th
m
understood
by
employees
of
the
differential
remains
in
effect
ir.
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta.
LONDON.
O
To
show
that
Christianity
"is
not
a
thing
of
misery
and
cant."
Rev.
It.
Doble,
vicar
of
a
London
suburban
church
has
founded
the
"League
of
Merry
Laughter"
and
has
dis
tributed
such
slogans
as:
"Laughing
Lips
Never
Lie:"
"The
Twinkle
In
the
Eye
is
a
Spark
of
Heaven
In
the
Heart
"
with
President
Franklin
D.
Koosevelt.
Later
lie
will
visit
Ottawa.
JAPS
USING
GAS
WASHINGTON
A
United
States
officer,
assigned
to
investigate
reports
of
the
Japanese
using
poison
gas
against
the
Chinese,
confirms
that
such
was
done.
He
found
evidence
of
both
mustard
and
Lewisite
gas
having
been
used.
HUMAN
SLAUGHTER
HOUSES
LONDON
Brendon
Bracken,
British
minister
of
information,
told
the
House
of
Commons
that
the
Nails
are
operating
"human
slaughter
houses"
In
occupied
European
countries.
Into
them
Jews
are
being
herded
to
be
killed.
BIG
CIKCUS
F1IIE
HARTFOKD.
Conn.
Several
persons
may
have
been
trapped
under
the
main
tent
of
the
Itlngling
Bros.-Barnum
and
Bailey
cirrus
which
took
fire
and
collapsed
today
while
crowded
with
patrons.
Two
rrcmbes
on
Seventh
Avenue
Cast
United
by
Lads
lesteiday
Afternoon
J
It
was
not
mud
pies
that
the
i
six-year-old
boy
was
talkine
about
when
he
told
his
com-,
panlcin
at
play
at
5
o'clock
Wed-;
nesdav
night.
"You
make
your?
here
and
111
make
mine
over
there
He
was
talking
about,
fires.
So
One
boy
proceeded
to
lay1
and
Bent
a
fire
under
the
wall
at
the
side
of
a
bouse
at
538
Seventh
Avenue
Bast.
The
other
boy
started
his
fire
under
the
Seventh
Avenue
Meat
Market
the
building
occupying
the
front
part
qf
the
same
lot.
Having
somehow
procured
matches,
they
had
no
trouble
gathering
bits
of
paper
and
shingi.
The
fires
started
off
well,
and
soon
the
bottoms
of
both
buildings
were
burning.
Then
same
adult
had
to
spoil
the
tobytrphPWB8,
department
The
boys,
smelling
trouble,
decided
to
leave.
The
fire
department
had
nr
trouble
putting
out
the
fire
but
were
unable
to
find
the
youngsters,
whose
conversation
had
Seventh
Avenue
Market.
Winnipeg
Truck
Driver
Held
Up
WINNIPEG,
uly
6
9
A
pay
roll
of
$1,700
and
a
marked
check
for
a
substantial
amount
were
seized
by
two
robbers
who
held
up
Henry
Saunderson.
truck
driver.
In
North
Winnipeg
and
escaped
in
an
automobile.
bulletin
A
iicicii
is
nouni:i
LONDON
Upwards
of
500
American
bombers
attacked
northwestern
Germany
and
air
fields
and
robot
bomb
nest
sites
in
France
today.
Overnight
the
Koyal
Air
I'orce
struck
in
great
strength
at
the
I'as-de-Calals
area
and
Dijon,
railway
centre
south
of
Paris.
DeGAULLi:
IN
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
General
Chailcs
I)r
Gaulle
arrived
in
Washington
today
to
confer
Til
KIT.
RONS
CASUALTIES
V
A
N
UO
U
V
ER
Clarence
Wallace.
Vancouver
shipbuilder
has
received
wind
that
his
third
son.
Pilot
Officer
Phillip
Wallace,
U.C.n..
.,
is
missing
after
air
action
over
France.
Two
other
sons
have
been
casualties
of
this
war.
one
missing,
and
the
other
believed
dead.
BOARD
HEAD
RESIGNS
OTTAWA
Kejie
.Morin
has
resigned
as
chairman
of
the
board
of
governors
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation.
He
will
be
replaced
by
Howard
D.
Chase,
of
Montreal.
LIBEKATED
AKEA
M1AEI
Since
June
6
the
Allies
have
liberated
1.300
square
miles
of
France,
averaging
about
43
square
miles
a
day.
CHINA'S
STATE
SERIOUS
CHUNGKING
Speaking
on
the
anniversary
of
eighth
year
of
the
war
with
Japan,
General
Chiang
Kal
Chek
told
the
Chinese
nation
today.
"The
military
situation
in
China
is
grave,
but
we
will
continue
to
fight
until
we
achieve
victory."
NEED
NO
PASSrOKT
V
A
N
COUVL
K
Canadian
visitors
to
the
United
States
are'
no
longer
required
to
produce
passports
or
visas
to
cross
the
border.
A
spokesman
for
the
Immigration
authorities
said
today
that
in
most
cases
u
(national
registration
card
would
be
enough.
This
is
applicable
to
visits
of
29
days
or
less.
BATTLE
OF
NORMANDY
IS
SAVAGE
SHAEF,
July
6
(CP)
The
British
and
Canadians
are
engaged
in
one
of
the
mot
savage
encounters
of
the
Ncrmandy
campaign
In
the
area
around
newly-captured
Carpiquet
where
the
Germans
have
reached
a
con-ceptration
of
one
division
to
every
three
miles,
it
was
announced
today.
The
Americans
have
bypassed
besieged
La
Haye
da
I'uits
at
the
base
of
Gotentin
Teninsula
while
other
units
are
battling
inside
the
town
after
capturing
the
railway
station.
Hand-to-hand
fighting
for
an
air
field
adjacent
to
Car
piquet
is
continuing.
JUNE
PERMIT
VALUE
$12,
Security
Subject
I.O.D.E.
Address
Regent
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart
in
the
Storage
chair.
There
was
a
fair
attend
ance
of
members.
Arraiwcments
were
made
to
accept
the
names
of
volunteers
to
help
with
the
Civic
Centre
carnival
next
wTek.
Other
business
was
om
a
routine
nature.
JUNE
EIRES
WERE
FEW
June
was
the
slackest
month
so
tar
this
year
for
the
city
fire
Prime
Minister
Makes
Statement
to
House
On
Effect
of
New
Attacks
So
Far
2,752
Persons
Have
Been
Killed,
Mostly
in
London
Children
Being
Evacuated
European
Campaign
Will
Not
Suffer
LONDON,
July
6
(CP)
German
flying
bombs
have
killed
2,752
persons
and
wounded
8,000
others
since
the
blind
robot
attacks,
centred
on
London,
started
three
weeks
ago,
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
More
than
10,000
of
the
casualties
were
in
London,
Mr.
JAPS
LOSE
MANY
MEN
Battle
for
Hengyang
is
by
no
Means
One-sided
Chinese
Score
Rout
CHUNGKING,
July
6
Cf
The
Japanese,
attacking
the
railway
.
u-.u.
tr
b-ji
iwwn
oi
uengyang
in
nunan
UU"UU16
"
'
i
Province,
lost
more
than
6.000
issued
to
the
North
Star
Bottling
I
men
tJUed
ta
1Q
days
ol
fignt
Works
in
June,
made
up
moreimg.
than
half
the
value
of
the!
Chinese
defenders,
striking
month's
issue
of
$12.400
Jt
repair,
hard
with
air
and
artillery
sup
tnh
nn
the
tu.
cafe
accounted
'
port,
routed
the
.Japanese
Irom
fnr
onn
hrr
SfKl
Hvf
fllTUT
wu
it
luuca
Buuuicuk
l
alteration
and
repair
Jobs
rang-
Hengyang
where
the
Invaders
r
KM,rwn
1fft
anrt
SRflO
com-I""
cuu
nAiiwjw-auMHi
Dieted
the
list
Value
of
permits
issued
in
June
was
the
highest
since
March,
although
it
was
less
than
one
quarter
of
that
montli
,
total.
Permits
valued
at
$52,56:-were
issued
in
March.
May
per
mit
Issue
totalled
$4,975.
-So
tar
thiyear
$176,060
worth
'af'theJ'cn
ec
r
's
o
f
f
ice
For
the
first
half
of
last
year
the
total
was
$262,630.
The
following
permits
were
issued
in
June:
L.
D.
Cafe
Wong
Blng
Fongt.
Third
Avenue
West,
repairs,
$4500.
J
H:
Hall.
Sixth
Avenue
East,
addition,
$100.
North
Star
BotUlng
Works.
Second
Avenue
West,
new
building.
$6,250.
J.
S.
Black.
Fifth
Avenue
West.,
addition,
$400.
H.
B.
M.
Valentin,
Atlln
Avenue,
repairs,
$100.
Overwaltea
Co.,
Third
Avenue
West,
alterations.
$800.
John
Moatad,
Ninth
Avenue
West,
repairs,
$250.
Railway.
Disaster
In
Mine
From
4Q
to
75
.Men
Believed
Dead
in
Ohio
Colliery
BELLAIRE,
Ohia,
July
6
An
unknown
number
of
miners,
variously
estimated
at
from
40
to
75,
is
imprisoned
by
fire
in
the
Powhatan
mine.
Nine,
hours
later
an
official
ortUie
United
Mine
Workeis
expressed
doubt
if
any
would
be'
'reached
alive.
Hope
was
later
abandoned
of
rescuing
any
alive.
The
official
said
there
was
no
way
of
getting
the
men
back
of
the
shaft
without
forcing
carbon
monoxide
gas
into
the
chamber
where
they
are.
Government
Taking
Over
B.C.
Electric
VANCOUVER,
July
6
Pre-
,
,
,
,
.
mler
John
Hart
has
submitted
Think
twice
before
you
speak
;
an
of
BrlUsh
columDia
of
security
matters,
then
say
government
to
take
over
and
very
little."
Captain
R-
ThUtle.
operate
the
British
Columbia
area
army
intelligence
officer,
'
pJptrip
Railu-av
nn.
Annmvui
guest
speaker,
told
a
meeting
of
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.OD.E.
last
night.
He
said
that
a
great
deal
of
damage
could
be
done
by
careless
people
who
happen
on
matters
of
military
Importance.
The
meeting
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
S.
Pierce,
with
of
the
municipalities
concerned
is
sought
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Thor.
50.000.
15c
and
13
Vic,
Atlin
and
Pacific.
Aleutian,
50.000,
15c
and
13
Vic
Hazel
H.,
27,000.
15c
and
13tic
Booth.
Canadian
Ankar
A.,
10,000,
18Vc
and
16V4C
Whiz.
Venture
IL.
18,000,
18
Vic
and
16Vfcc,
Royal.
DEGREES
TO
NATIVES
CAPE
TOWN,
0
At
the
annual
graduation
ceremony
of
the
South
African
Native
College
at
Fort
Hare,
B.
A.'s
were
conferred
the
degree
of
Bachelor
of
department,
only
five
calls
being
Science,
one
being
the
first
na-received.
Total
number
of
calls
tlve
woman
to
take
this
degree,
received
so
far
this
year
Is
58.
1
There
were
nine
calls
In
May.
I
Last
year
the
department
answered
eight
calls
In
June,
and
the
six-month
total
was
68
calls
!N'o
appreciable
damage
was
done
by
an"
of
the
fires
last
month.
However,
the
fire
department
is
not
taking
any
exceptional
credit
for
the
dearth
of
fires.
Chief
II.
T.
Lock
has
come
toi
the
conclusion
that
fires
occur,
in
cycles.
"A
cycle
of
bad
fires
might
:
start
any
time,
and
it
is
best!
for
the
public
and
the
depart-men
tot
'w;v
n!c,-t
"
he
say.
i
Churchill
said.
The
Prime
Mln-
lster
announced
that
children
were
t-eing
sent
from
the
capital
as
In
the
blitz
days
four
years
ago.
More
Britons
have
been
killed
by
the
flying
bombs
in
southern
England
than
were
killed
in
the
first
15
days
of
the
blitz,
Mr.
Churchill
disclosed.
"It
would
be
a
mistake
to
underestimate
the
serious
nature
of
the
attacks,"
he
said.
The
government
was
doing
everything
in
its
power
to
combat
them
and
had
not
failed
yet.
One
hundred
to
150
of
the
robots
were
coming
ov;
dally
but
a
great
many
pfrthein
failed
to
cross
the
cnannei
ana
many
were
being
shot
down
before
they
reached
the
capital.
The
average
was
about
one
person
killed
for
each
bomb
that
came
over,
there
having
been
2,750
of
the
robots
so
far.
"We
shall
not
allow
batUe
operations
in
Normandy
or
th:
attacks
on
Europe
to
suffer.
They
must
came
first,"
Mr.
Churchni
stated.'
about
50,000
tons
of
Allied
bombs
have
been
dropped
on
robot
launching
bases
in
Francee.
The
House
cheered
when
Mr.
Churchill,
declaring
that
the
government
would
not
leave
London,
said:
"Here
we
began
the
war.
Here
we
will
see
it
end.
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
VISITOR
Hon.
R.
L.
Maitland,
attorney
general,
and
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
commissioner
of
British
Columbia
Police,
are
visiting
the
city
on
official
business.
Mr.
Malt-land
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
Edmonton.
Commissioner
Parsons
came
,'jn
last
night
from
Stewart.
They
will
proceed
south
from
here
to
Victoria
as
soon
as
they
have
cleaned
up
such
matters
as
require
attention
in
Prince
Rupert.
This
morning
Mr.
Maitland
and
Commissioner
Parsons
were
in
session
with
the
mayor
and
city
officials
to
discuss
city
policing.
The
attorney
general
was
the
speaker
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
today.
Farmers
Are
Predominant
REG
IN
A,
July
6
O)
The
first
C.CJ".
government
In
history
will
take
office
in
Saskatchewan
July
10
with
a
12-men
cabinet
led
by
Premier-elect
T.
C.
Douglas,
aged
39,
one
of
the
youngest
political
leaders
in
the
dominion.
r-i
1.
t.
1
n
mil
mS
on
30
students,
live
of
whoni
-
-,7
a.
JA.
UUlUbCl
,
flU
Ika
U
Ail
slid
VrflV-
Five
studenU
toe
were
women.
flTe
Iarmerj)
three
xhool
teachers,
one
lawyer,
one
railwayman
and
one
co-operative
expert
Carnival
Attraction
Flower
Show
-
July
13-14
A
Copy
of
the
Prize
List-can
be
had
for
the
asking
at
Daily
News,
Evening
Empire,
Vance's
Flower
Shop,
Prince
Rupert
Florists
or
Ormes
Ltd.
I
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