1
r
rhc
new
150-IxkI
R.C.A.F.
hospital
at
h
Indian
Branch
of
the
Department
Resource
for
use
in
treatment
of
i
venereal
diseaw?
among
natives
may
',
according
to
information
received
i
effect
ha
leen
received
from
Olof
ittgart
Berlin
Raided
iNCING
INIAN
'i:
(.i;oih;e
25
9
-
;
rations
Force
In-
Rtuttcart
bombers
i
.
t!rt
arid
)
tcked
fly-
France
r
n
e
heavy
trucked
a
1
i'
ared
to
be
u
h
enemy-
?
of
long
dU-
ic
Air
Mln-
have
eated
fire
situation
"orge
district.
po.coo.
lr
St
ir
f
ortes
AUo
llft-
Thrlr
1'osition
on
Guam
TJ
n
July
36
a
:
-rrps
advanced
i
on
the
north
I
.and.
caoturing
u
ol
an
air
strip
wildings.
invaders
of
Li
Dip
end
of
the
125
miles
south
completely
cut
'
'
ions
on
Orote
i
Guam's
main
'r
casualties
are
i;
r.rouoE
fiiies
-
Heavy
up
the
In
the
PROVE
COSTLY
'.n
tract
disease
-radian
military
ada
alone
have
been
RH
....000
n
vpnr
nt
nn-
r
to
the
taxnaver
4-
bot
Bombs
New
York
3KID.
July
25-
There
revivai
of
talk
of
the
ai
tacks
on
New
York.
Piar
inca.
said
fn
hi
h.
F
by
Admiral
Donets,
JT
use
in
launching
lobot
1.3
i
Hanson
M.
P..
to
whom
endorse-,
menu
of
a
resolution
originated
i
'toy
the
Prince
Rupert
Union
Board
of
Health
wrre
sent.
In
a
!
letter
Mr.
Hanson
staled
he
had
"received
dosens
of
letters
ea-
idoraini
this
reaotetton"
and
that
MP
li
tters
received
by
City
Clrrk
11
rt
mAiM
mmm
ur
llBnitrtH
lit
OtUwa:
r'3
at
Lorlent
and
will
4-
ppat-hed
across
the
ilves
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Health
?'"
Unit
area.
"I
have
received
dotens
of
letters
endorsing
this
resolution
and.
in
order
to
save
writing
tn
everybody.
I
have
asked
thr
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
see
that
this
reolv
is
oublislied
in
w
1
1
mmk
In
Trl
npl
nun
22
I
think
you
will
be
pleased
to
Irani
that
this
department
has
started
negotiations
with
the
R.
CAP.
with
a
view
to
exploring
the
posstbUity
of
acquiring
the
new
hospital
constructed
by
the
Air
Force
at
Miller
Bay.
five
miles
from
the
city
of
Prince
that
due
to
the
present
trend
of
land
operations
of
the
war
tt
is
unlikely
that
they
will
require
It.
If
the
Indian
Affairs
Brancn
take
over
this
institution
and
can
find
sufficient
staff
to
oner-1
I
She
Approarhig
Vistula
Klrrr
Now
More
Than
Half
Way
Arrow
Poland
MOSCOW.
July
-fiwerpir"
i
ward
through
old
Poland
to
urds
Germany
proper,
the
Rd
Army
today
was
only
twenty
.
s
tram
the
Vistula
Kivr-...
i
natural
defence
barrier
bc-lure
territory
of
the
Third
Rnrn
v.'.!
Fall
of
Lublin
was
an
v
vt
n"iincel
yesterday,
making
the
y
T9
Soviet
sweep
now
over
half-way
ut'J
ihrougb
pre-war
Poland.
The
4
Vistula
river
ta
355
air
line
miles
it
.,
frm
Berlin.
Swift
Russian
columru,
paced
by
tanks,
Kuban
GoMacks
and
swarms
of
plane
were
leas
than
50
miles
from
Warsaw
today
after
split
ting
the
German
I
armies
in
the
heart
of
Poland
by
capturing
Lubltn
and
Lukown
!
The
Russians
have
advanced
40
miles
in
24
hours
toward
the
'Vistula
river.
Pilot
report
I
scenes
of
panic
around
War-'saw.
roads
being
choked
with
transport
HENGYANG
FIGHTING
IS
BITTER
Woody
Struggle
Between"
Chi-
CHUNGKING,
July
25
9
Jap
through
The
defenders
are
en-j
in
I
am
eneloslng
herrwilh
cop
'
r.--.
.it
mii.
t
the
gard
to
treatment
of
tfre-
of
JafmnMe-held
Slang
U.i.
ftiAnskftSiA
I
A
In
MA.
rail
town,
ana
wreei
fighting
is
in
progress
there.
lExiled
Polish
IGovernment
i
In
ert
so
that
the
different
organ
P,..!,.-
MnnH
iaatlons
who
have
endorsed
uic
viniv.ni
muuu
name
may
be
acquainted
as
to
i
how
the
matter
stands.
LONDON.
July
25--Thc
Polish
"I
am
also
sending
this
tnf
or-1
government
in
erile
Issued
a
matlon
to
the
Chamber
of
Com-
statement
-e:terday
tn
regard
to
merce
and
trust
that
Jointly
you
!
the
newly
created
Sovlet-insplr-wlU
arrange
lor
the
publication
ed
Polish
committee
of
national
as
outlined
above."
j
liberation
set
up
as
the
govern-
Th-
following
is
the
teat
of
the
iment
of
that
portion
of
Poland
letter
previously
refernd
to
by
I
treed
from
Germany
by
the
Red
Mr.
Hanson-
which
he
received
j
Army.
from
the
secretary
of
the
Super-1
The
new
Government
is
termed
intendent
General
of
Indian
Af-1
as
a
"handful
of
political
oppor-Xal,s
tuntats"
unknown
to
the
people
In
reply
to
your
letter
of
June
I
and
representing
oniy
a
smaii
Communist
group.
TONIC
FOR
HENS
LONDON
O'
More
and
bettfr
British
ens
are
expected
to
result
from
the
importation
of
Tiutlanil'a
Vinrrlnir
alirnltlK
ajl
nro
Rupert.
The
Air
Eorce
,
think.
Holl
and
meal
This
high-
protein
meal
will
be
added
to
the
national
poultry
and
pig
foods.
.
ate
it,
the
situation
which
your
ril
!
J
OL
enclosed
resoluUon
covers
will,,
nilUS
J11UW
be
adequately
met.
n
i
n
The
department
has
been
Hnlnc
PinnPPfQ
aware
of
conditions
in
the
Prince
ilCipa
I
1U11CC10
Rupert
area
among
the
Indiana
;
.
.
but.
due
to
lack
of
acconunoda-
"'
v"vtlrV
i
In
nnv
Innlltntlnn
in
the
carnival
hs
wen
province,
have
been
unable
to
do
"vc
local
children
held
a
much
to
correct
it."
back
yard
carnival
near
their
homes
on
Eighth
ave.
Approval
of
the
progress
in-
!!
and
turned
the
resulting
diratrd
ly
the
Idlers
was
ex-
j
$14.32
over
to
the
Pioneers'
pressed
today
by
a
meeting
of
representatives
of
various
organizations
called
by
Dr.
II.
(i.
Knlpe,
district
Medical
Health
Officer.
However,
reports
of
an
action
by
Hon.
R.
L.
Maltland,
provincial
attoTncy
general,
to
have
the
Indian
Affairs
branch
reopen
the
ancient
Dlgby
Island
hospital
for
the
same
purpose
was
thought
not
to
be
In
line
with
the
present
course
of
events
and
It
was
decided
to
Inform
the
Attorney
General
of
the
possibil
ity
nt
uvlncr
lh
mnrtpm
Mlltor
i.iinv.
Inxt.lt
nt.lnn
fur
thp
mirnnse.
Home
fund.
The
children
were
Margaret
Dunlngton,
Donald
Scherk.
Sydney
Scherk
and
Vlto
Compagno-
Gains
Are
Made
by
Allies
Along
Italian
Front
ROME.
July
25
9
Driving
the
Oermans
from
one
position
to
another,
the
Allies
pushed
u
within
10
miles
of
Florence
today
and
made
limited
gains
else
where
along
the
Italian
front
The
Germans
gradually
retired
while
preparing
their
de
fencer
'atone
the
north
bank
of
tt
new
and
Japanese
In
Ontral
A
mo
river
between
Florence
and
China
is
Still
on
the
west
coast.
i
anese
units
are
operating
south-,
west
of
the
outskirts
of
encircled
4
v
p
IT
i
PmvlnM
1
.
I
r
H
11
I
001
wriatan
ike
local
Cham-1
.
.
111U1U
VIV-Ul
,-TWj:rar.iaT-
mm
sspf
wave
Buiincn
'!!?!!,n
iheary
loes
in
battle.
I
nave
li
repiy
pwusom
'
'
t,.
rM,n..
Imii
attack
P1.
'
m
fnr
several
davs
In
an
al-
Foltowtng
are
the
leau
101
two
-
.
.
,
break.
k
Of
Japanese
4
lo.
and
they
put
on
carnl-
val
attractions
which
brought
the
neighborhood
boys
and
girls
out
In
good
numbers.
Included
In
the
attractions
were
a
fish
pond,
wheels,
darts
and
bingo.
The
proceeds
were
turned
In
at
the
Dally
News
4
office
to
be
added
to
the
4
Pioneers'
Home
fund.
kylna.
enemy
base.
Lasi
week
soefceye
fiahermcs
on
the
Skerna
enjoyed
their
best
week
so
far
this
season
when,
according
to
collectors'
reports,
thfir
catches
averaged
285
fish
per
boat
The
previous
week's
average
was
200
fish
per
boat.
High
boat
on
the
Skeena
brought
In
816
fish,
equalling,
but
not
surpassing
the
high
boa
record
set
three
weeks
ago.
One
reason
for
the
higher
sock-eye
catch
last
week
was
the
fact
that
the
spring
salmon
run
Is
lending
and
fishermen
are
now
concentrating
on
the
still
plenti
ful
sockeye.
Official
report
on
the
Naas
Itivci
River
lulling
fishing
last
k
week
wrtiw
are
iuc
not
Normandy
Offensive
Resumed
BY
MOSCOW
Salmon
Catches
ON
POLAND
Good
on
Skeena
Local
Tides
,ca
Temperature
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July
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25,
1944
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M
'Tar
vijiriirjvw
...
...
?J
r'HEKBOURO
Hc3
Tf
advance
cau-
.
f
hedge
.
.ak.'
'-:r
a.t
hil)
before
-.5
to
are
nr.de:
czrzy
maciuncgun
fire.
e
Air
Force
Hospital
May
seel
as
Indian
Sanitarium
Hitler
Is
Reorganizing
Reich
THIS
TANK
GOES
OFF
IN
PURSUIT
OF
THE
NAZIS-
A
AlUed
tank
rambles
through
batterer
f.
br-'
which
was
once
the
t
wn
of
Angeio
as
the
AW
2
5tb
and
8th
Armies
press
f..Tti-()
pursuit
of
the
fleeing
NazL
CLOSE
TO
FLORENCE
IJritisli
and
American
Spring
'Forward
Again
Today
.
AM.IKII
SLTRCMK
IIEAII-
QfAUTMtS.
July
25
(CD
rriiiih
and
American
atmies
sprang
forward
today
in
powerful
assaults
In
Normandy,
supported
by
heavy
air
and
artillery
bombardment,
llrit-hh
and
Canadian
tanks
gain-,ed
a
mile
in
early
bouts,
strik-kmjnBi
orCarriCaliaulah,
infantry
fought
Us
way
into
KANUY
July
25
O-Bri-
V"'1:
nclit
flank
the
a
t....,
k...
4.
....
-
ii.
,u.j
,h
!,,
,
P
m
"i-u
-fc
heavy
rtgnung
on
au
7
bS-
heavy
der
of
aU
Japanese
and
"
"
have
struck
into
the
Kuki
1
ult
in
support
of
Normandy
Hills
east
of
Parln.
The
Al-
1
tound
forces.
lies
in
Northern
Burma
have
gained
one
hundred
.
i
tpii
TUT
yards
in
the
drive
on
Myu-
i
n
I
rmrpi
I
X
V
MOSCOW.
July
25
0
Moscow
broadcast
an
official
statement
onight
that
the
Russian
gov
ernment
viewed
the
entry
of
the
'ied
Army
Into
Poland
as
entry
into
a
friendly
country
and
that
"no
Soviet
organization
would
be
established
In
Poland."
The
newly
established
Polish
national
committee
will
be
rec
ognized
as
the
government
of
Poland
and
not
the
government
in
London.
However,
there
would
be
no
meddling
by
Russia
with
PoHsh
administration.
Ihe
Bug
river
would
be
regarded
as
the
Polish-Russian
border
and
Russia
had
no
territorial
designs
on
Poland.
TRINIDAD
RUBBER
PORT
OF
SPAIN
0.
.
,
0,
r..,,,
-ii,
Tt
available
but
it
was
said
un-
i
PPte,
C
&
offielaUy
that
they
were
lower
,"
"r:
:z
than
on
the
Skeena.
that
If
all
the
rubber
trees
in
the
district
were
tapped
It
would
provide
enough
rubber
for
a
BABY
TRICK
1
1.000
bomber
raid
on
Germany.
Grizzly
bears
can
climb
trees
New
methods
of
tapping
the;
onlv
when
they
are
cubs.
trees
are
being
demonstrated.
COAST
SALMON
PACK
HEAVY
i
Wcat
coast
canneries
packed
S9594
cases
of
calmon
during
the
week
ending
July
15,
accord-irie
to
the
weekly
bulletin
issued
by
the
Chief
Supervisor
of
Fish-
eries.
Vancouver.
72525
cases
were
of
sockeye,
and
t
Former
Local
l
Boy
Leads
In
IJ
Second
Front
A
former
Prince
Rupert
boy
was
gunner
In
the
first
Diane
over
France
in
the
1
opening
of
the
second
front
on
D-Day.
He
was
Sgt.
George
Baker,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
B.
Baker,
now
of
Vancouver.
The
plane
In
which
George
was
a
crew
member
led
a
dummy
A
nttarlr
4
Nazi
and
Nip
Menace
Will
Still
Exist
LONDON,
July
25
No
punishment,
no
unconditional
surrender
can
entirely
eliminate
those
tvn
hawks
of
the
world"
-
The
r.ermniiv
nnrt
Jaoan
declared
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
in
speaking
yesterday
before
the
House
of
Commons.
ORIGLV
OF
CHOW
The
army
term
"chow"
stems
from
chowder.
TOWNS
DIE.
TOO.
IN
TOTAL
WAR
Not
a
house
in
Pot
L'Abbe.
France,
escaped
the
withering
breath
of
war.
This
Is
a
view.
of
the
hlghvay
that
passes
through
the
town
after
Allied
cleanup
squads
had
done
their
job.
The
men
with
the
pushcart
are
former
residents
of
Pont
L'Abbe
now
seeking
another
home,
Goering,
Goebbel
and
Himmler
Taking
Over,
Entire
Mobilization
Vast
Blood
Purge
is
Proceeding
to
Ensure
Complete
Co-operation
With
Hitler
Eden
is
Encouraged
LONDON,
July
25-
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
tonight
appointed
Reich
Marshal
Goering
a3
chairman
of
the
council
for
the
defence
of
the
Reich
and
issued
a
decree
ordering,
total
mobilization
of
Germany
and
occupied
territories.
Propaganda
Minister
Joseph
Goebbels
was
appointed
Reich
commis-
sar
for
total
war
effort
following
appointment
of
Helmicb
Himmler
as
commander
in
chief
of
the
'
German
Heme
Army.
j
,
A
vast
blood
purge
of
Prussian
military
leadership
is
reported
in
progress
in
Germany,
j
Field
Marshal
Walter
von
Me-
1
'del.
leader
of
battered
German
j
armies
in
the
east,
wired
Adoif
i
Hitler
congratulations
today
on
his
escape
from
assassination,
I
perhaps
tacitly
admitting
that
j
the
Nazis
were
at
least
partly
in
i
control
oi
tne
armea
iorces
ci
the
Reich.
Meantime,
the
Nazis
:
hinted
that
they
were
preparing
even
more
drastic
measures
to
tighten
their
grip
on
the
weary
j
home
front.
Secretary
of
War
Anthony
Eden
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
the
government
of
the
Reich
had
tried
to
preven.
38.673
cases
of
this
were
packed
.
lnformation
upon
upheaval
in
me
aa
aiiu
o.'.""
h.
Oprmnnv
from
leaklne
out
areas.
Other
parts
oi
uisincw
Two
packed
16,339
cases
of
sock-
eye.
The
District
Two
pacK
oi
au
types
of
salmon
was
60.410
cases,
of
which
the
Naa
and
Skeena
contributed
41.938
cases.
Dis
trict
One
packed
23J382
cases,
all
tjrpea.
and
District
Three
j
-arit&w
park'
for
the
corresponding
week
of
iiast
vears
shows
that
thi.s
yea-
On
the
l
ad
thr
highest
pack
sinre
iir
Americans
'in
the
Naas
and
Skeena
areas.
1
and
he
was
unable
to
estimate
the
full
extent
of
the
trouble.
He
the
recent
news."
!
BULLETlNSli
RECORD
FRUIT
CROP
VICTORIA
A
record
fruit
crop
appears
in
prospect
in
Pritish
Columbia
this
year.
Crcston,
Armstrong
and
Terrace
are
among
districts
reporting
large
cherry
crops.
Apticots
will
be
moving
from
Armstrong
within
a
week.
Excessive
heat
has
reduced
the
raspberry
yield
at
Salmon
Arm.
The
East
Kootenay
country
has
been
hard
hit
by
grasshoppers.
OIL
CONFERENCE
ON
WASHINGTON
A
British-American
conference
has
opened
heic
to
consider
postwar
oil
policy.
A
permanent
commission
to
regulate
production
of
oil
is
being
planned.
Lord
Reavrrbrook
heads
the
British
delegation
and
Cordell
Hull
the
American.
PEACE
RIVER
DESTRUCTION
OTTAWA
Gordon
Gray-don,
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
referred
to
a
report
in
the
Vancouver
press
that
the
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
had
threatened
to
prosecute
residents
of
the
Peace
River
district
Mho
combed
dumps
where
valuable
Alcan
IHghtway
supplies
were
being
burned.
M.
J.
Coldwell,
C.C.F.
leader,
said
he
had
been
in
the
district
and
had
hcaid
ugly
stories.
Minister
of
Natural
Resources
Crerar
said
reports
had
been
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
prime
minister.
FILE
CLEARING
CHARGED
OTTAWA
Premier
T.
C.
Douglas
of
Saskatchewan
!
charged
here
that
the
Gar-i
diner
government
had
clear-!
ed
the
government
files
before
leaving
office.
However
this
was
a
matter
between
himself
(Douglas)
and
Gardiner
and
there
would
be
no
public
investigation.
Douglas
said
he
hoped
to
lemove
profit
from
manufacture
and
distribution
of
beer.
He
felt
there
was
room
for
public
ownership
of
utilities
and
private
enterprise.
Mr.
Dougles
seeks
financial
co-operation
from
the
federal
government.
Release
of
doctors
from
military
service
and
use
of
prisoners
of
war
in
farm
work
is
being
sought.
EXPECTS
COAL
SHORTAGE
VICTORIA
The
provincial
department
of
mines
anticipates
there
will
be
a
critical
coal
shortage
during
the
coming
winter.
HOT
STOVE
MURDER
IS
NEW
CRIME
TORONTO,
July
25
(CD-Police
here
disclose
the
arrest
of
three
unidentified
men
charged
with
murder
in
connection
with
the
death
of
Mrs.
Vinola
Jamieson
of
Flanders,
Ontario,
from
the
effects
of
being
placed
on
a
hot
stove
on
June
10.
The
three
men
tortured
her
after
demanding
to
know
the
biding
place
of
her
money.
KING
NOW
added
cautiously:
"We
migh'
iti
Tlf
Justly
draw
encouragement
from
.
IN
1
1
All
His
Majesty
Paying
Visit
to
crces
There
Came
in
by
Plane.
arrived
in
Italy
by
plane-Tester-.
dav
with
bomber
and
fighter
escort.
He
was
greeted
by
General
Sir
Henry
Maitland-WU-son.
Allied
commander-in-chief
in
the
Mediterranean
area,
and
proceeded
to
the
residence
of
Admiral
Sir
Henry
Cunningham,
admiral
of
the
Mediterranean,
fleet.
Wing
Commander
Henry
Collins
was
the
pilot
of
the
Klng'3
plane.
He
came
in
over
Mount
Vesuvius
and
circled
cautiously
three
times
over
the
field
before
landing.
His
Majesty
will
visit
the
fighting
forces
In
Italy.
JAPS
BEING
WIPED
OUT
1
Nipponese
Are
Still
Meeting
!
with
Severe
Reverses
in
New
Guinea
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
NEW
GUINEA,
July
25
O
Artil
lery
and
rifle
fire
turned
bacc
three
Japanese
attacks
in
British
New
Gunea
and
a
few
isolated
units
which
Infiltrated
United
States
lines
are
being
wiped
out.
Enemy
casualties
are
said
to
b?
running
Into
the
thousands
as
trapped
Japanese
between
United
States
and
Australian
force3
attempt
to
drive
through
tha
United
States
block
Into
Dutch
New
Guinea.
FIRST
OF
MANY
The
first
crossing
of
the
English
Channel
by
air
was
made
in
1909.
rrrrwrrr,
Wanted
i
Men
and
Women
3
I
To
Handle
Fish
Standard
Rates
of
Pay
Apply
In
person
to
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
COMPANY
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