tor
Is
Sent
MSP
tskimo
Point
iiiji
i
-i.
'ba
July
12
f
;rrc
by
special
Point
tn
the
'
where
It
-s
have
died
:
frrtlon.
rnival
Oiieen
Standings
82.000
77.000
77,000
'
AND
CATHOLICS
rill
I.
Ail
.
.
iKiuun
campaign
in
.
loiuwcii.
party
:
"'ru
inc
uainonc
II
f
...1,1.-
,.f,t.
-
"c
wiin
re-
flrr
it
had
made
them
...
i
M.
r
uiner
parties.
riCIALS
GET
MOKE
M
II
V
K
.
.um
i.iecuon
"
In
Alberta
will
get
r
f
on
August
8
In
".the
difficulty
In
ob-
""'v.
nepuiy
return-
I'l
rlerks
$0.
'
"'S
I'NUELIVED
tOLVER-:!!
was
clouds-
nrouver
yesterday
but
no
r'e
to
relieve
the
dan-
sltuatlnn
i.n
I
Most
fcfrlous
fires
art
-
n,
nrniicuy
lJIke
Vi
i.
.
1
"""
urcss,
yV
MEN
DECOKA1TI1
lAVtA
IJeut.
Command-ubbs
of
Kaslo,
who
was
-..u
ui
n.ni.u.s,
has
been
awarded
the
"
crv
re
Order.
O.
Douilas
Alilmlt
.,f
r,
l
also
decorated,
Fifteen
Persons
Are
Killed
at
Portland,
Maine,
When
Plane
Crashes
SO
ITI
I
POKTI.VND,
Maine,
July
12
(CD
At
least
fifteen
persons
were
killed
in
the
crash
of
a
plane
tentatively
Identified
as
a
t
nlted
States
Armv
craft
in
the
centre
of
a
160-trallrr
camp
near
the
Poriland
municipal
airport,
live
of
the
dead
were
children.
The
camp
was
i.
government
project
and
housed
families
of
shipyard
workers
and
other
war
workers
In
the
greater
Tortland
area.
HE
GAULLE
IN
QUEBEC
Q
U
i:
It
E
C
General
Charles
De
Gaulle
spent
three
hours
in
Quebec
today
and
rrcclsfd
an
enthusiastic
reception
from
thousands
of
riliirns.
A
civic
half-holiday
was
declared.
Bulletin
A
M.P.
KISIGNS
OTTAWA
E.
IaCrols,
Bloc
Populaire.
has
resigned
his
fed
eral
seat
lor
Iieauce
in
ine
House
of
Commons,
to
run
In
the
provincial
election
In
Quebec
PltESIDEST
lit
EE!)
BOGOTA,
Colombia
President
Lopcr,
who
had
been
seized
by
Insurrectionists,
has
been
freed.
ROBOT
BOMBING
LONDON
There
was
a
sudden
and
intensified
robot
bombing
attack
on
southern
England
this
morning
but
later
a
lull
came.
REVERSE
IN
NORMANDY
,
SHAEF
The
British
and
Canadians
were
pushed
bark
near
Caen
today
and
lost
a
village.
,i:XTEN
SIVE
R
EI'ATR
I
ATI
ON
LONDON
British
Common-wealth
citizens,
who
have
been
held
as
pilsoners
in
Nazi
countries,
may
soon
be
able
to
return
home
under
an
extensive
repatriation
plan
between
Britain
and
Germany,
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
announced
today.
Merchant
seamen
will
not
be
repatriated
as
they
aie
regarded
as
prisoners
of
war.
.Opening
taiA'--Ti
JT
x
'
III
I
a
in,..
way
4
efebt
miles
of
Leghorn.
4
mQst
baffling
cases
we've
4
tttal
Italian
eaport.
while
!fTer
had
was
the
case
of
a
young
4
we
unusn
Bgntn
Army
in
-r
EngUsh
lord,
a
good-looking.
w
upper
"cr
vauey
ac-
;
fair-halred
chap
of
22
or
23.'
cupied
Meonemorra
ana
Hwuir'c
tnrv
as
related
MuciRnano.
ciearms
vnc
by
u.-Cmdr.
Walter
Ollhooly
Of
4
enemy
from
Mount
Ctrl-
4)
RCVJt..
told
of
the
ef-
Wlia
tnrlx
rnsri
tn
rilaffnnsr
thi
111-
T
w
'
ness
of
the
young
merchant
sea
4
444444444444
4man
who
appeared
to
be
heavllyl
Sixty-Six
Men
In
IMine
Given
Up
As
Being
Dead
BUDGET
IS
APPROVED
OTTAWA
Ju..v
12
O
The
House
of
Comrm
iu
defeated
by
a
vote
of
112
to
4
a
Progresslvc-Consrrvative
amendment
to
the
government
motion
to
go
Into
commitee
on
budget
resolutions
The
Commons
thereby
approved
Finance
Ml.iUter
IWey's
budget
In
principle.
Mr.
llsiey
said
the
government's
financial
policy
was
the
only
sound
policy
It
could
adopt
in
wartime.
The
I
'regressive
-Conservatives
would
have
raised
the
level
of
In
come
tax
exemptions
and
ex
empted
all
overtime
pay
from
taxation.
No
Political
Significance
LONDON.
July
12
Oi
The
defeat
of
the
Churchill
govern
ment
s
education
bill
In
the
House
of
Lords
has
no
political
significance
attached
to
it
Only
Limited
Recognition
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
July
12
Oi
-
Althouah
accepting
the
French
National
Committee
headed
by
Oencral
Charles
dc
Gaulle
as
authority
for
the
civil
administration
of
liberated
France.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
said
there
Is
no
change
In
American
policy
of
not
recognizing
the
French
Com-
imlttee
as
provisional
govern
ment.
It
would
be
for
oenerai
Dwlght
Elsenhower
to
aeclde
what
liberated
territory
would
come
under
de
Gaulle's
civil
HALIBUT
SALES
Canadian
Kyrlelle,
3,000.
18c
and
16lic
Royal.
Flnella,
6,000,
18Vc
and
Wzc,
Pacific.
Bayview.
5.000.
18c
and
16Vzc.
Booth
and
Pacific.
I
doped,
but
medical
examination
i
showed
that
he
had
no
drugs'
lift
hCP-systrra'
The
man
was)
able
to
tell
his
name
but
was
unable
to
say
w
here
he
had
come
from.
I
Finally
he
was
taken
under
the
care
of
a
nerve
specialist
vm
nrcurfa
uic
was
uijc
BELT
AIRE
Ohio.
July
12
O
;0f
amnesia.
Hynotlzed
by
the
Sixty-six
men
eniomDca
since
lat
-Wednesday
In
the
nearby
Powhatan
mine
were
today
given
up
for
dead.
Local
Tides
cal
Temperature
Thursday,
July
It
High
7:14
17.0
feet
59
19:54
19.1
feet
for
Low
..
1:00
6
J
feet
51
13:08
6.0
feet
J5-3
JM9
NOKTHEKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER?
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V
104
PRINCE
'RUPERT,
B.C.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
12,
1944
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
4
".
'
mile
north
that
A
rurAn
fleet
:
a
assrn
we
1
IXwi
NeWf
:tw
:ak
forrf
j'.:
Rola
and
fAUTO'CAMP
7
i
ALE
FRENCH
CUFFS
UB
Ann;
Raiser
ml
Uit)
ihnw
Ki!frv
rmn
iroil
fin
a
a
a
feat
which
helped
grea;
in
the
hllfh
IC
5
on
the
French
coxst
on
D-Day
A
i.j
the
aide
of
the
cliff
enabling
them
to
take
..pne.
and
wipe
them
out
before
they
could
bear.
mted
Mates
rorces
strike
f
i
.
ITi
Y
1
1
T
I
ai
irf
A
f
rlirt
Ichnn
KncAC
!
I
IURBOR.
July
12
(CPl
New
blows
'-.
forces
at
the
Japanew?
inner
circle
arc
reported
with
indications
that
r
1
peps
from
newly
conquered
Saipan
icir
weight
to
the
attack.
United
.
r
in
1.1
1
ii
i
it
utCKtu
rugan
ihiauu
in
uw
.udiwima
-CATASTROPHE
August
12
Is
Now
Tentatively
Mentioned
at
Probable
Inauguiation
Date
With
August
12
now
tentatively
mentioned
at
a
suitable
date
for
the
luaticuration,
the
city
is
about
to
orcaniie
cere
monies
attendant
upon
the
official
opening
of
the
new
Skeena
Hirer
Highway
which
will
connect
Prince
Itupert
by
road
with
the
outside
world.
The
special
highway
committee
of
the
city
council
hat
been
called
into
session
to
nicht
to
make
preliminary
plan
for
the
procram
which
will
piobably
include
a
number
of
special
event..
Co-op-
eration
of
Terrace,
Smlthcrs,
Prince
George
and
other
Interior
points
will
be
sought.
4-4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
long
tn,.-
UUI
IU
Nearing
:
Leghorn
4
4
4
4
4
1-
4
4
ROME,
July
12
t?-Ele-
4
4
menu
of
the
Filth
Allied
4
4
Army
today
atood
within
4
Facing
Supreme
Test
t
German
Oil
Production
:
Is
Hard
Hit
5
4
,
4
ALLIED
SUPREME
HEAD-
4
4
QUARTERS.
July
12
O)
'4
American
air
attacks
on
4
1
4
suty-four
Oerman
oil
In-
4
1
4
stallatlons
have
curtailed
4
1
4
the
Nazi
petroleum
pro-
4
ducUon
to
a
nolnt
where
!
4'
vhnrLace
is
havine
an
lm-
4
1
4
portant
effect
on
the
mo-
4
4
bllity
of
Nazi
ground
forces,
'4
a
senior
American
air
force
14
officer
said
today.
4
!4
444444444444
4
ENGLISH
LORD
AMNESIA
CASE
I
Canadian
Nerve
Specialist
Aids
Young
Seaman
of
Merchant
i
Navy
by
Hypnotic
Treatment
A
ST
LAWRENCE
RIVER
PORT.
July
12
O,
The
doctor
for
the
Merchant
Navy
eased
back
In
his
office
chair
and
lit
a
cigar.
"You
know."
he
said,
"a
doctor
runs
Into
some
Interesting
fellows
here
and
some
odd
cases.
It's
bound
to
be
that
way
for
the
seamen
passing
in
and
out
of
the
Pool
come
from
the
four
corners
of
the
carta,
one
o
WAR
NEWS
TURKS
TO
JOIN
ALLIES
ANKARA
Turkish
participation
in
the
war
before
the
end
of
the
tummer
may
develop
from
conversations
here
between
representatives
of
Turkey,
Russia
and
Great
Britain.
MUNICH
BO.MIJEI)
AGAIN
LONDON
One
thousand
American
bombers
attacked
German
communications
and
other
objectives
In
the
Munich
area
today
in
the
second
attack
in
two
days
on
Germany's
fourth
larcest
city
and
railway
bottleneck
for
traffic
into
Italy
and
France.
On
the
Noimandy
front
yesterday
Allied
fighter-bombers
and
rocket
planes
destroyed
Uenty-eight
tanks
and
damaged
si
i
teen
more.
Weather
continued
bad
Tuesday
night
when
mosquitos
attacked
industrial
targets
in
the
Ruhr
Valley
without
loss.
ROBOTS
STILL
COMING
LONDON
For
the
second
successive
night
no
flying
bombs
fell
on
London
Tuesday
night
but
the
Germans
resumed
their
robot
attacks
Wednesday.
Forty
thousand
more
women
and
children
have
left
the
city.
NAZIS
ARE
SLOWING
UP
SUPREME
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
Marshal
Edwin
Rommel's
counter-attack
against
the
Canadians
and
British
at
Caen
appeared
today
to
have
spent
its
fury
after
heavy
losses
in
some
cases.
The
British
are
holding
a
solid
line
in
the
trans-Odon
salient
after
a
quiet
night
along
the
whole
'front.
British
field
headouarteis
officers
said
that
about
fiftr
German
of
the
Canadian
Manning
Poolj
tanks
were
believed
knocked
out
or
destroyed
In
a
two-day
battle
up
to
dusk
Tuesday
night
and
virtually
one
entire
German
panzer
grenadier
regiment
was
wiped
out
in
bitter
fighting
that
flamed
around
Hill
112,
Maltot
and
Louvigney.
A
third
of
the
regiment
was
captured
alive.
RUSSIANS
PLUNGING
FORWARD
LONDON
The
Husslans
plunged
steadily
toward
East
Prussia
and
the
Baltic
tonight
continuing
to
bowl
over
all
Nazi
efforts
to
organize
effective
opposition
while
a
German
broad-.
cast
ctied
"The
enemy
are
at
the
gates
of
Germany."
Daugav
pils,
rail
centre
in
southern
Latvia,
is
being
rapidly
outflanked
from
the
south
and
advances
of
up
to
twenty
miles
have
been
registered
by
the
Soviet
force
on
some
sections
of
the
250-mile
front.
RIG
CARNIVAL
SPORT
EVENT
John
Collingwood
Winner
of
Carnival
Marathon;
Runs
Five-Mile
Course
in
31
Minutes
Five
miles
in
31
minutes.
hannened
at
Dunkeraue.
The.
The
race
beean
at
7:08.
young
men
about
his
father's!
Second
In
the
race
was
Bill
Nafinnol
Wine
place
criticized
him
for
not
being
'porayko.
he
of
boxine
fame.i
Hall
Ullal
Ilillo
In
uniform
so
he
slipped
on
j
Both
are
members
of
the
Boil-to
Liverpool
with
a
chum
and
I
crmakers
Athletic
Club
and
oi
Joined
a
ship
as
an
ordinary;
the
Reserve
Army.
Floyd
Gage.
seaman.
The
ship
landed
at
a
United
States
Army
man.
Halifax
and
he
bad
come
on
'running
with
the
Resenc-Boil-
to
this
port."
.ermakers'
team
crossed
the
TOLD
ABOUT
'finish
line
In
third
place.
DUNKERQUE
,
,
!
To
be
slricUy
accurate,
the
Finally
the
specialist
t
decided
course
was
500
yards
less
than
to
find
out
what
had
deranged'
nve
miles
as
measured
by
Car-hlm
and
to
cure
htm.
There
,
nivai
officials.
The
route
extend-wcre
about
25
doctors
and
SO
ed
from
the
Carnival
grounds
on
nurses
In
the
operating
theatre,
Third
Avenue
to
McBride
Street,
when
he
was
put
to
sleep.
south
on
McBride
to
Eleventh
"The
specialist
carefully,
quiet-
Avenue,
thpn
pant
nn
RVvpnth
ly
and
perslstenUy
questioned
'
Avenue
to
the
new
armories.
The
him
as
to
what
had
happened
return
was
made
along
the
same
to
him
on
the
beach
at
Dun-
course.
kerque."
the
doctor
said.
"The
I
n.
.
Aividf.
,.
man
moaned
and
groaned
and,
two
leams
onc
ttam
then
we
heard
him
say
Ive;clalmtd
Jomtly
by
Resme
lost
my
gun;
I
cant
get
my
t
Regiment
and
the
Boilermakers,
gun
i
away!
j
which
included
Gage,
of
the
US.
Do
you
know
he
came
out,
4
Army,
and
the
other
put
in
the
of
that
sleep
a
different
man
'neid
by
the
Navy
"Ung
eHoJknU
Na
n
Curt's
ca
face"
Thenfeann
'was"
sunUy
I
MSt.
irtin!fii
o.
tt,
c
nf
n
n
.
ito
cros
the
line
among
the
first
llsh
earL
He
asked
that
his
HASEHALLj
scores
International
League
Syracuse
3-1.
Newark
5-9.
Buffalo
4,
Rochester
0.
American
Association
Indianapolis
4,
Columbus
14.
Louisville
1,
Toledo
2.
Minneapolis
2,
Milwaukee
9.
(second
game
postponed).
St.
Paul
at
Kansas
City,
both
games
postponed.
Coast
League
Sacramento
10,
Los
Angeles
4.
San
Francisco
4,
Portland
10.
San
Diego
0,
Oakland
5.
six.
Two
of
the
Navy
team
drop
IdenUty
be
kept
secret
and
his
E?1
?"
th,f"tu"LtrlP
wishes
had
been
respected.
,flfnmohii.
I
recommended
to
the
Brit-1
lsh
Ministry
and
the
director
of
EXAMPIX
OF
merchant
seamen
that
he
be
;
TEAM
WORK
given
his
discharge
from
the
merchant
service
as
unfit
for
sea
duty,"
the
doctor
said.
"Ills
Illness
could
come
back
on
him,
and
the
chances
were
too
great
to
take.
"I
hear
from
him
occasionally.
He's
back
now
farming
on
his
father's
estate
and
is
quite
happy,"
Winner
John
Collingwood,
who
said
that
he
had
done
considerable
training
in
the
past
three
weeks,
told
the
Dally
News
that
he
had
matched
his
winning
time
in
the
final
stages
of
his
training.
He
and
Bill
Porayko
ran
companion-ably
in
the
lead
until
they
reached
the
post
office,
then
Collingwood
put
on
an
extra
drive
which
sent
him
across
the
line
a
clear
hundred
yards
ahead
of
Porayko.
Collingwood
received
an
Indi
vidual
prize
of
$25.
as
well
as
a
portion
of
the
$100
prize
to
be
divided
among
members
of
the
winning
team.
Following
is
the
order
in
which
the
contestants
crossed
the
finish
line:
John
Collingwood,
BUI
Porayko,
Floyd
Oage.
Harry
Cut-trice
(Navy),
B.
S.
Roper
(Reserve),
Emll
Porayko
(Reserve),
Ray
Rann
('Navy,
Fred
Falkner
I
All-Star
Game
w
Voluntary
iCIearing
0ut
Japs
Enemy
Being
Dispersed
Both
in
Northeastern
India
and
Burma
KANDV.
July
12
0
BriUsh
troops
In
pursuit
of
the
Japanese
pushed
on
from
Ukhral
today,
reaching
Onzshlm,
nine
relies
to
the
southeast.
The
advance
followed
final
dispersal
o!
enemy
forces
tnreatemng
KjO-huna
and
Impahl
Plain
of
northeast
India.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4'
4
PITTSBURG.
July
12
0
4
j
4
In
an
all
start
game
here
4
!
4
yesterday.
National4'
4
Leaguers
defeated
the
Am-
4
,
4
erlcan
League
seven
to
one.
.
r
.;W..tt,.
4..
In
Burma
organized
enemy
resistance
was
cleared
from
the
Kamaing-Mosaung
road
by
Chl-
nese
forces.
One
force
of
Chinese
moving
down
the
road
from
Ka-malng
contacted
another
moving
up
from
Mogaung,
seven
miies
from
the
latter
city,
and
the
Chinese
moved
to
Pyindaw,
eight
miles
west
of
Mogaung.
More
Tanks
GERMANY
ALARMED
"Hour
of
Supreme
Test
With
Enemy
at
Very
Gates
of
Reich,"
Says
Berlin
REDS
SMASH
ON
MOSCOW,
July
12
f
The
Russians
surged
westward
today
from
a
point
less
than
forty-nine
miles
east
of
the
East
Prussian
border,
at
a
pace
which,
if
continued,
would
carry
the
fighting
to
German
soil
by
the
end
of
the
week.
LONDON,
July
12
"The
hour
of
supreme
test
has
come.
The
enemy
are
at
the
gates
of
the
Reich."
Such
was
the
doleful
wording
of
Oerman
official
statements
yesterday
In
reporting
upon
the
progress
of
war
on
the
eastern
front
as
the
Red
Army
advanced
through
Lithuania
to
within
sixty
miles
of
East
Prussia,
capturing
400
more
towns.
The
Soviet
forces
are
only
40
miles
from
Kaunas,
capital
of
Lithuania.
The
army
of
no
less
than
25C.0C0
Nazis
Is
faced
with
entrapment
in
the
Baltic
States.
Are
Needed
big
fight
Heavy
Invasion
Losses
Put
Emphasis
On
Tbem
OTTAWA,
July
12
Canada
Is
expected
to
participate
In
the
urgent
invasion
demand
for
tanks.
!
It
is
understood
that
Montreal
Locomotive
Canada's
big
'tank
arsenal
has
received
a
sub-
istantlal
initial
order
to
modern
Washington
reports,
to
fill
gaps
by
a
loss
ratio
three
times
that
which
the
strategists
had
anticipated.
CHANGE
QUICKER
rpi
x
i.i
i-
.
THAN
EXPECTED
Inat
was
the
distance
t
w-hii.
it
was
known
that
m-
Washington
advices,
three
major
supply
facts
came
back
from
the
beachhead
within
a
very
short
time
after
the
Invasion
was
under
way.
These
three
were:
1.
The
heed
for
a
greater
flow
of
tanks.
2.
The
need
for
maintaining,
at
present
high
rates,
the
production
of
heavy
artillery
and
heavy
shells
to
accompany
the
artillery.
3.
The
pressing
need
for
ad-
4
In
view
of
this
eame
no
4
,
,
,v.
.
4
other
Big
League
matches
4
1
'
Jha5
any
im.
4
were
scheduled
for
Tester-
'
r
4
day.
In
thse
all
star
games
4
4
eight
victories
have
been
4
4
scored
by
the
American
4
4
Leane
to
date
and
vester-
4
4
the
National
Leaguers.
The
4
4
American
League
won
three
4
4
straight
in
the
years
up
to
this.
4
4
4
44444444444444
PIONEERS'
FUND
NOW
AT
$4,!
ada.
This
country
does
not
manufacture
heavy
trucks.
So
far
rard
the
new
Pioneers'
Horn
anl?-
h
r""f7n
hf?I?
fund
have
reached
$4,000.
E.
Faure,
secretary
of
the
fund
raising
drive,
revealed
to
the
committee
In
charge
at
a
meet
ing
last
night
In
the
city
council
chamber.
However,
since
only
part
of
the
city
has
been
canvassed,
the
campaign
will
remain
open
until
the
$5,000
figure
has
been
reached.
This
Is
well
In
sight,
the
committee
feels"
certain.
The
campaign
was
due
to
close
on
July
8.
Even
after
the
fund
campaign
is
closed,
the
committee
will
remain
active,
functioning
In
an
advisory
capacity
on
plans,
the
committee
decided.
There
was
a
full
attendance
of.
committee
members
at
the
meet
Ing.
(Reserve),
Harry
Coppln
(Navy),
and
Don
Mason,
(Navy).
The
gates
to
the
carnival
grounds
were
kept
closed
until
the
race
had
finished
and
hundreds
of
people
watched
the
runners
cross
the
line.
Norton
Youngs
and
BUI
Lamble
were
In
charge
of
the
race.
cerned,
Canada
Is
already
en
gaged
In
a
country-wide
speed
up
program
to
supply
a
neavy
order
which
came
through
some
months
ago.
It
Is
possible
that
further
orders
for
artillery
and
guns
may
be
placed
after
there
has
been
further
chance
to
see
how
the
offensive
develops.
LANDING
CRAFT
LOSSES
LIGHT
At
the
same
time
that
news
came
back
of
new
demands
for
irUCK.5,
It
WOS
lUUUU
uiai,
tua.Ti.-a
of
landing
craft
were
light
enough
to
lift
the
pressure
on
their
manufacture
to
some
extent.
It
was
also
found
that
ball
bearings
were
In
stronger
Dosltlon
than
previously.
Thus
PROCEEDING
SHAEF.
July
12
There
Is
ex
ceptionally
heavy
fighting
south-
vest
of
Caen
between
British
and
Canadians
on
the
one
side
and
the
Nazis
on
the
other.
The
batUe
is
between
the
Odon
and
tsiA
Dioore
JrvT
Vi
tt'Otf
of
tTi
ize
and
rehabilitate
a
large
num-1
wtt,
hattl(,
Is
n
th
ber
of
U.S.
tanks
In
order
to
Brltlsh
hag
opened
a
new
speed
the
flow
of
this
type
of
armament
to
Europe.
One
of
the
most
dramatic
production
changes
in
the
entire
war
program
has
been
the
sudden
Imperative
call
from
the
in
vasion
beachhead
for
more
tanks.
These
arc
neededr
acoordlngol
attack.
The
Germans
have
also
massed
In
strength
on
Cherbourg
Peninsula
and
are
engazed
In
a
heavy
tank
batUe
with
the
Americans.
Mosquito
Lost
In
Berlin
Raid
"
LONDON,
July
12
Vh
One
Vfncntiitfi
hnmhpr
va
Irvrt
In
nf
fVii
ft1
f"jnWk
PnHnMfnl'c
sn4
!
srs-s
i
o
f
l-
-t
.4
am
Avruriana
ji4
It
Volt?
n
-
t-i
t
J
at
t
4Um
frtlrt
ril
"
'
w
'
"
-aj
mviivu
a
mvv
vmaav
-
VAA
a
vu
a-v
-
,
,
.
,,
rl
timnn
story
bit
by
bit
.
.
,
mat
was
me
ume
inai
it
iook
young
jonn
zoning-
.TTS
w-aT
3
7
.
irtiVitine.V
.nTZt'lW0?
l?.e
.w'n"er-
10
cover
Jt
.
Ia5?t
night
He
trotted
expected
that
the
changes
would
American
bombers
attacked
an
artillery
officer,
and
aftr-,t
th
f
h
j
t
th
Th
,
Avpnnp
mip
ne
thn'come
so
auickly.
According
tolMunich.
k.
m
kas
eiiMsnirRttn
ina
mw
w
w
-
,
-
doctor
said.
-He
returned
home
Carnival
grounds
at
7:39,
and
had
felt
well
enough
but
runners.
He
was
running
strong
coudnt
remember
what
had
when
he
hit
the
finish
line.
14
444444444444
TO
KEEP
FIT
MEN
Minister
of
National
Defence
Still
Expresses
Confidence
.In
Voluntary
Recruiting
OTTAWA,
July
12
-
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister
of
national
defence,
made
it
clear
to
Parliament
that
there
was
no
intension
of
releasing
fit
men
from
the
army
while
great
battles
were
In
prospect.
He
also
affirmed
confidence
In
the
system
of
voluntary
recruiting
for
overseas
service.
The
minister
quoted
figures
to
show
recent
speed-up
In
recruiting
and
the
disposition
troops
who
were
not
"sitting
around
doing
nothing"
but
were
engaged
In
essential
tasks.
The
minister
said
there
were
enough
voluntary
reinforcements
on
hand
to
meet
require
-v
ments
of
overseas
forces
to
the
end
of
the
calendar
year.
Allied
Bombing
Is
Far
and
Wide
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
NEW
GUINEA,
July
12
W
It
is
reported
today
that
heavy
Allied
bombers
struck
at
Sarong
on
the
tip
of
Netherlands
New
tanks
have
now
been
given
high-
Guinea
In
addition
to
ranging
est
priority,
with
both
landing
far
to
the
orth
to
hit
important
craft
and
ball
bearings
moved
Japanese
Island
bases
at
Patau
down
on
the
list.
and
Yap.
CARNIVAL
HIGHLIGHTS
TONIGHT
7:00
pm.
Orand
Parade
leaves
Court
House
Ground.
All
exhibitors
In
Pet
Show
.please
be
at
the
Court
House
Grounds
before
7:00
o'clock
to
take
part
In
parade.
7:30
pm.
Judging
of
Pet
Show,
Carnival
Grounds.
11:00
pjn.
Variety
Stage
Show.
THURSDAY
7:30
Presentation
of
Flower
Show
Prizes
on
stage
Carnival.
11:00
Bathing
Beauty
Contest
2nd
preliminary.
11:30
Dancing.
at