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carnival
billon
show
w
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given
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be
a
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und
vaude-loliowed
by
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'lung
beauty
be
a
highlit
on
Satur-
mfctht.
Up
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names
of
entered
to
m
pulchrl-
'
Lovp.
Iren?
iiiiMm.
Stella
Dixon,
officials
rc-'
vrral
mor
Ten
entry
iki'd
for
by
p
and
it
is
a
all
be
filled
Mr
p
OVERCOME
'
'ip
prcat
musical
d
Mgns
of
deaf-
m't
carry
dyna-'-
speak.
Kill
xury
Liner
r
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FIJAMPtcrr
ti,i..
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x
'in
hn
1
-t
'
1
U
dpi.
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a
"".vTuu
ui
urviv-
t
became
known
that
"fmer
famous
luxury
Indent
Grant
had
"J
recently
in
a
storm
'
&ouin
Pacific.
C
sda
BOMBINGS
Anc
UCAV
LONDON.
Ju:y
10
O
-Amefl-
rn
bombers.
eacortea
of
m
fighters,
struck
Saturday
in
vanea
wtwier
av
cnnny
mn-
lOry
in
Europe,
unnnni
t
even
launching
sites
vuuauy.
Italian-operated
planes
were
also
raiding
again
in
the
upper,
tend
lower
Danube
River
area.
German
radios
warning
of
their
approach.
The
I'loestl
oil
fletds
in
Kumania
wre
nil
again.
IIALIMJT
SALKS
American
Celling
price.
15c
and
13Vic
Oalveaton.
35,000.
B.C.
Packers
.
Canadian
Celling
price.
18Vc
and
16
tic
E.'Llpaeit.
15.000.
Storage.
FredUla
III.
32.000.
Pacific.
Embla.
7.000.
Royal.
Dovre
U..
XOOO.
Atlln.
6e
lUnger.
86.000.
Storage.
Northern
Dreete.
10.000.
Atlln.
Tramp.
27.000.
Co-op.
Arctic
I.
3.000.
Atlln.
Mother
II.
5.000.
Storage.
Borgund.
2.000.
Booth.
Toodle,
1300.
Storage.
Kalen.
600.
Storage.
Upton
II.
12
000.
lloyal.
atralen.
15.000.
Royal.
Takla
O.
5500.
Storage.
Reward.
7.000.
Booth.
Oldflcld.
2.500.
Atlln.
Helen
II.
27.000.
Booth.
Intend.
4500.
Pacific.
Sea
Maid.
13
500.
B.C.
Packers
Twinkle.
12
000.
Storage.
Rupert
Area
Led
in
Sockeye
Salmon
Pack
Salmon
canneries
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
dtsinci
pack
ed
11
,360
cases
of
salmon
in
the
week
ending
July
1.
accord
ing
to
the
weekly
ouucvin
issued
by
the
Chief
Supervisor
of
ruhrriM.
Vancouver.
The
total
pack
for
the
three
coasi
ais-trlcts
was
17,575
cases.
Of
the
remainder.
District
No.
1
packed
6.159
cases,
and
district
No.
3
50
cases.
In
the
sockeye
pack
the
Naas
and
skeena
river
areas
of
this
district
were
well
In
the
lead
with
8.621
cases.
Other
areas
in
thlo
HUtrlrC
n-irkrd
2.042
CISC?
of
sockeye.
District
No.
1
packed
100
cases
and
tho
District
No.
3
pack
was
50
coses.
Total
sock-eyo
patck
was
10.819
cases.
The
only
district
to
pack
bluebacks.
District
No.
1,
put
up
5,504
cases,
nihnr
vnrlptlM
nacked
In
the
Prince
Rupert
district
.
last
week
t
Mi
were:
380
eases
or
snnnns.
uu
.
.
I
u
I.
n
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1
,
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.....
ftf
.
.
'
vusn
oi
limns
unu
in
chums.
QUEBEC
J
j
y
10-
Premier
Aslr
xrd
Oloou'.
opening
the
;
Philippines,
Kiverumf
ii.
rctmn
campaign.
sa;d
hr
wa.
still
oppawd
to
con
scription
as
e
was
in
1939.
Xarnival
Queen
Standings
Betty
Orel
Ellnore
Btorseth
Olive
Huculak
qi'i:ni:c
woods
in
hangkii
OTTAWA
Hie
forest
fire
situation
In
Quebec
It
growing
more
liaiardoui
hourly
as
dry
weather
conditions
continue.
Three
vilUi.es
in
the
dantcf
area
are
under
definite
threat
and
the
haaril
Li
ex-treiitcly
great
in
the
woKled
areas
where
fires
arc
spreading.
,CAI-N
AT
L.VST
TAKIi
HrltKh
and
Canadian
troops
apturetl
Caen
in
Normandy
on
Sunday
morning
at
the
conclusion
of
ihc
most
succes-ful
campaign
mi
far
in
the
invasion
of
Europe.
The
Americans
at
the
Mine
time
took
La
Haye
du
Pulls.
90,000
JAP
CASUALTIES
All
orjaniifd
Japanese
resistance
has
erased
in
L'khral,
advanced
enemy
base
Inside
the
northeastern
India
border,
headquarters
announced
today.
BaUlefront
dispatches
from
North
Burma
and
north-eastern
India
indicated
the
Japanese
had
suffered
90.000
casualties
In
those
campaigns
so
far
this
year,
CLEAN
UP
SAU'AN
PEARL
HARBOR
United
States
forces
have
completed
the
capture
of
Salpan
Island
and
are
continuing
with
the
liquidation
of
scattered
rem
nants
of
Japanese
defenders
whose
dead
now
number
10,-000.
It
Is
estimated
at
1.500
of
that
total
died
in
a
characteristic
last
desperate
counterattack
on
Thursday.
The
communique
announcing
the
conquest
was
Issued
Saturday,
Tokyo
time.
Germans
Fallinq
Russians
Booming
Ahead
As
Nazi
Collapse
Grows
LONDON,
July
10
(CP)
Leaving
large
forces
ance
at
Wilno,
the
Russians
are
pushing
westward
toward
Kaunas,
capital
of
pre-war
Lithuania,
as
disordered
Germans
fell
back
across
Lithuania
and
Po-
land
in
a
military
collapse
that
is
growing
more
ues-
II
1
TT
nooKing
up
;:
with
cb.c.
Definite
progress
i
Is
is
being
being
made
In
the
cam
,
have
the
local
radio
ESJ:
-t
YANKS
TAKE
connected
up
direct
with
l
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Cirparatton
network.
Fur-
.hcr
particulars
are
expect-
td
to
be
made
known
In
regard
to
bringing
the
di-
re:'
;ne
into
Prince
Rupert.
i
Still
Opposed
To
Conscription
perait
ccry
iiuuj.
The
Russians
hare
captured
r
Ms
rallirav
limctlnn
SO
t
'
miles
south
of
Wllno,
and
have
announced
the
capture
of
1.200
more
towns
on
the
central
front.
:
AIR
FIELDS
Complete
Control
of
Noemfoor
Hland
North
of
Netherlands
New
Guinea
Gained
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
NEW
GUINEA,
July
10
Oi
-Capture
of
Namber
air
field
or.
Noemfoor
Wand
has
given
Unitrd
Rtatcs
forces
control
of
all
three
airdromes
on
that
island
off
the
north
Netherland
New
Oulnca.
The
campaign
started
on
July
2.
The
air
fields
are
all
within
800
miles
oi
ine
Letitia
Now
Is
Hospital
Ship
I
OTTAWA.
July.
10-Thc
for.
mer
Cunard-Whlle
Star
trans-Atlantic
liner
Letitia
has
been
taken
over
bv
the
Canadian
nmornmrnt
as
a
hospital
shl:)
37.000
and
win
operate
opposite
ine
55.000
former
Canadian
National
West
52.000
Indies
liner
Lady
Nelson.
Sullctha
1
LEGHORN
NEAR
FALL
The
Allied
Fifth
Army
has
broken
through
the
Gothic
Line
at
three
points
below
Leghorn
In
western
Italy.
The
city
Is
in
flames
and
the
Nails
are
evidently
preparing
to
evacuate.
Further
gains
have
been
made
by
the
Eighth
Army
on
the
central
and
eastern
fronts.
EXPLOSION
WRECKS
PAVILION
VANCOUVER
An
explosion
which
occurred
in
a
dance
pa-Villon
at
Cullus
Lake
southeast
of
here
resulted
In
a
fire
which
did
$7,000
damage
and
burned
a
woman
so
badly
she
needed
hospital
treatment.
The
explosion
occurred
while
the
woman
was
filling
the
tank
of
an
engine
with
gasoline.
STALIN'S
SON
FIGHTLNG
.MOSCOW
Vasill
Stalin,
son
of
Premier
Josef
Stalin
Is
fighting
at
Wilno
with
a
Red
Air
Force
fighter
squadron.
RUSSIANS
IN
VlLNO
The
Russians
have
entered
Vllno
in
Lithuania
and
fierce
fighting;
Is
going
on
in
the
streets
of
the
city.
The
British
press
said
today
that
the
Russians
had
advanced
to
within
sixty
miles
of
East
Prussia.
ONTARIO
ELEVATOR
BURNS
Six
persons
are
dead
and
five
Injured
as
a
result
of
fire
caused
by
spontaneous
combustion
in
dust
at
an
elevator
In
Midland,
Ontario.
JAPS
STOP
ROAD
WORK
The
Hope-Princeton
road
In
southern
British
Columbia
will
not
be
completed
this
year
because
Japanese
are
unwilling
to
work
on
it.
cal
Temperature
65
Z-
SO
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
,t:
a
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
MONDAY,
JULY
10,
1941
'
I
Mr-
rsWsHimin'sV
sH
r
m.
Would
Partition
India
Into
Sep
rate
Hindu
and
Mosel
States
BOMBAY,
July
10
(CP
Mo-handis
K.
Gandhi,
nationalist
ImJHi
nrnnnvd
tndar
that
tlnin'bV-partKlonTd
tntcr
sep
arate
llinau
ana
.uininn
states
as
a
means
of
breaking
the
political
deadlock
over
Indian
independence.
The
plan
was
presented
to
Moslem
leader
Mohamed
Ali
J
I
nn
a
h
through
Chakravarthi
Rajogo-palachari,
former
All-India
congress
leader.
Jlnnah
said
that
the
proposition
would
be
placed
before
the
working
committee
of
the
Moslem
League
If
Gandhi
would
make
the
offer
directly,
instead
of
through
an
intermediary.
Subriiies
Losing
Out
i.OKTCrf.
Julv
10
Hitler's
u-
boats
have
not
been
do.ng
so
well
lately
it
was
revealed
loaay
by
Prime
Minister
Churchill
In
a.
speech
in
Comrrions.
He
said
that
only
one,
and
possibly
none,
of
the
Allied
invasion
ueei
naa
been
sunk
by
u-boat
action
since
D-Day.
In
a
statement
which
he
issued
today
Jointly
with
President
Roosevelt
the
Prime
Minister
said
that
Oerman
submarines
had
failed
miserably
on
all
fronts.
No
ships,
the
statement
said,
had
been
sunk
in
June,
on
the
other
hand
several
submarines
had
been
sunk
In
unsuccessful
attacks
on
shipping.
DERAILMENT
DELAYS
TRAIN
Due
to
a
derailment
near
Mc-Brlde.
last
nights
train,
which
was
due
to
arrive
here
at
10:45,
was
16
hours
late
and
did
not
get
to
Prince
Rupert
until
2:45
th
nrternonn.
Tne
tram
jump
ed
the
rails
seven
miles
west
of
McBrlde
on
Saturday
nignt,
doing
only
minor
damage,
and
injuring
no
one.
A
freight
train
was
also
delayed.
A
careless
word
puts
another
name
on
the
casualty
list.
Re:
member
Security.
CANADIAN
TRIBAL
DESTROYER
HAIDA
N.S,
took
part
(n
invasion
landings.
Commanded
by
Cmdr
II,
Q.
De
Wolf.
Halifax,
CO-OP
EXPANDS
New
Fish
Plant
Is
Operating
Even
whiie
caroenters
pound
with
hammers
to
complete
con
struction
of
the
new
Prince
Rup
ert
Flahennens
Co
-
operative
fish
plant
on
the
waterfront
just
fresh-shipping
all
commercial
varieties
of
northern
fish.
Dimensions
of
the
new
building,
the
cost
of
which
is
said
to
be
about
$75,000.
are
about
100
b-'
350
feet.
The
lower
floor
is
used
for
handling
freshly
unloaded
fish,
and
the
second
floor
is
divided
for
office
and
processing
space.
The
third
floor
has
facilities
for
storage
and
further
nmrexsine:
sDace.
Present
work
at
the
plant
is
hampered
byt
lack
of
electric
power.,
since
'connections
have
not
yet
Den
maae,
nor
wiring
u
i
the
building
completed.
This!
jnmnlied
bv
sasoline
enclnes.
The
plant
win
ciimo
to
iuu
tvoe
IVPv
UUtl
oDeration
a
HUH
gradually
Kiauuaui
as
w
method
os
selling
is
more
encc-,
tive
and
modern,
officials
feel.
,
They
also
believe
that
their
new
plant
will
be
a
factor,
along
with
other
projected
improvements
to
fishing
facilities
here.
,
In
re-establishing
Prince
Rupert
nc
Vi
lonrflncr
fleVi
nnrt
nn
the
I
Canadian
coast.
OLDTLME
CRAFT
Wire
making
U
one
of
the
most
ancient
of
the
metal
working
crafts
Labor
Progressive
Organizer
Warns
it
Not
to
Become
Drunk
With
Power
PENTICTON.
Julv
10
Sam
Carr.
Dominion
organizer
of
the
Labor-Progressive
Party,
speaic-inz
here
Saturday
nieht
at
a
convention
which
nominated
Angus
Campbell
of
Copper
Mountain
as
candidate
for
Yale
in
the
next
federal
election,
warned
the
Co-operative
Com
monwealth
Federation
not
to
De-come
drunk
with
power.
Social
ism
was
not
an
issue
in
uanaoa
todav.
said
Carr
who
urged
working
people
to
look
at
tne
political
situation
realistically.
Carr
has
been
advocating
i
T.itwrnl-T-ahnr
malitlnn.
(Robot
Bombing"4
Is
Undiminished
tnvnov
Julv
10
The
bomb
cuiiic
.uuiiBatusT
iw
uauii..i.-i.wt
Iwiln
iunner
damage
ami
iia-
n.k4if
ntlinoc
1
nrl
hnHlftn
flTP
i
i
.
.
mt
KAM.MiV.lnw
nf
V.
rt
MornrwM
nf
f
(
cVl
fnr
n
1
'
...
.,
t
r...
-1
nuh.
(mic
n.v
uut
v
.
lev-up
auring
oanuuaj
iusu.
shipment
or
cold
storage.
Amid,hut
the
attack
was
resumed
in
the
clamor
of
saws
ripping
nealn
vesterdav.
Famous
through
wood
and
hammers
striking
on
nails,
fourteen
re
frigerator
cars
of
fish
have
been
landmarks
such
as
Guards'
CharjeL
Bankruptcy
Court
and
iRoval
Palace
Hotel
have
been
shipped
east
by
the
new
plant
in
ihlt
New
10o
foot
deep
shelters
the
past
two
weeks.
i
,re
beine
used.
Theatres
are
But
although
the
spacious
I
j-
f.
down,
th'ce
-
storey
metal
surfaced
building
is
already
a
busy
plar?.
i
will
be
far
busier
when
it
develops
to
capacity
operation,
perhaps
this
season.
Co-op
officials
have
designated
it
to
be
a
complete
Ilsh
processing
pians
(
anrf
ar
eaeer
for
It
to
begin
Its
'close
forests
iagainst
fires
diversified
functions
of
freezing.
;
VANCOUVER.
July
10
filleting,
smoking,
as
well
as
Forests
of
the
Vancouver
district
comprising
Vancouver
Island
and
the
lower
mainland
coast
area
and
Islands
have
been
closed
to
the
public
In
an
effort
to
avert
forest
fires
In
one
of
the
driest
seasons
In
25
vears.
No
Closlnc
order
has
yet
been
Issued
to
saw
mills
and
loggers,
most
oi
wnicn
have
already
stopped
work
as
a
safety
measure.
All
large
camps
have
closed.
Quebec
Fire
Menace
Less
fcmvrvM.
is
rxneeted
to
be
re-
...
mcdied
shortly.
In
the
meantime
VAL
D'OR.
Quebec
July
10-
nower
for
unloadln
boats
is,
an
iun-mui
i
w.
thunderstorms
during
the
week
inrt
ipssnnrd
the
forest
fire
men
ace
-
in
northern
Quebec
but
not
'V.i
rim.
(until
the
conflaeratlon
.
had
en
CUUlUIIlt
lib
1
V4trj
vuaswu
i
....
,
cesses
U
installed.
It
is
under-1
tered
the
town
of
Cadillac,
burn-stood
that
salmon
will
take
a
big
1
lng
down
eight
houses
and
a
part
In
the
operation
scheme
al-
number
of
buildings
and
stores.
K
.
.
r..
.
.
.
.
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it
is
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nauoui.
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v.
that
has
passed
across
Its
new
I
had
been
completely
wiped
'
-
Amonc
the
rjlans
of
the
Co-
Don't
De
a
sucKer
ror
an
enemj
onpratlvf
in
the
future
Is
one
for
agent:
Remember,
a
fish
with
selling
processed
fish
In
small
his
mouth
shut
Is
never
lots
prepared
for
the
consumer
trouble.
instead
or
in
duik
as
is
tne
gen-1
crnl
custom
now.
Fish
put
up
In
nttmrtlve
cartons
are
more
ac-'
ceptable
to
housewives
and
that
,
t
Local
Tides
Tuesday,
July
11
High
4:51
19.3
feet
17:50
19.2
feet
Low
11:19
3.5
feet
23:50
6.4
feet
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
nd
Le
Haye
Are
Taken
By
Allies
"
-
'
1
I
lam
CAEN
TAKEN'
i
jirv.
r..-
-T.,t
Back.
Desperately
important
:
:'
Objective
France
to
?
Achieved
Move
Home
WASinNGTON.
D.C
July
1
10
ti
Oeneral
Charles
De-
i
Gaulle,
reporting
that
con-
!
versa
tions
with
President
(
franklin
D.
Roosevelt
had
1
created
a
better
under-
',
standing,
announced
today
i
that
he
would
move
his
.
canital
from
Alelers
to
lib-
rated
French
homeland
territory
as
soon
as
possi-
ble.
i
WARNING
1$
TO
C.C.F.
AUSSIES
LAND
ON
NEW-WON
BEACH
-
Australians
of
the
Royai
Australian
Air
Force
disembark
from
a
landing
ship,
tank,
during
the
twit-slul
assault
on
Korake
village
In
the
Altape
area
of
New
Guinea.
A
dead
Jap,
killed
trying
to
stem
the
Allied
assault,
lies
on
the
beach
ignored
by
the
Aussies
who
hasten
ashore
to
prepare
newly
won
airfields
for
Allied
use.
;
GANDHI
HAS
NEW
PLAN
British
and
Canadians
Capture
Major
Port
Americans
Take
La
Haye
SUPREME
HEADQUARTERS
OF
ALLIED
EXPEDITIONARY
FORCE,
July
10
General
Bernard
Montgomery's
British
and
Canadian
forces
early
Sunday
captured
Caen,
second
objective
of
major
importance
since
the
invasion
of
France
commenced,
first
having
been
Cherbourg.
Caen
is
France's
seventh
port
In
importance.
It
fell
after
a
typical
concerted
Montgomery
drive
of
air
bombing,
artillery,
tanks
and
infantry
which
got
under
way
on
Saturday.
The
town
and
its
shipping
facilities
was
found
to
be
badly
damaged
and
much
repair
wotk
will
have
to
be
done
before
the
port
can
be
used.
Late
vesterdar
German
snip
ers
were
still
active
within
the
town.
While
Caen
was
falling
to
the
British
and
Canadians,
La
Haye
du
Puits
was
being
taken
by
the
Americans
wno
were
advancing
along
a
33-mile
front.
The
British
Second
Army
struck
a
hard
blow
eastward
on
a
three-mile
front
at
the
Germans'
left
flank
three
miles
south
of
newly-occupied
Caen
today,
capturing
Eter-ville
and
advancing
to
within
less
than
a
mile
of
the
River
Orne.
This
new
attatk
ram-
lint
IS
tionra
after
the
Canadians
;and-
ths-BrtthttM-
liases
iium
m.
aiif
vtrwut
way
to
a
favorable
flat
battleground.
.
At
the
western
end
of
the
bridge,
according
to
an
official
communique
today,
the
Americans
advanced
in
all
sec
tors
following
the
capture
of
La
Haye
du
Puits,
bitterly
defended
German
stronghold.
The
German
radio
said
'today
that
the
Americans
had
captured
Sainteny
on
the
Carentan-Periers
road
in
Cherbourg
Feninsula.
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
Some
Thirty-Five
Million
rounds
Caught
up
to
End
of
June
The
records
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
show
that
for
the
period
from
April
16
to
June
30,
1944.
the
following
total
amounts
of
hail-but
have
been
landed
in
Pacific
Coast
ports
from
Areas
2
and
3:
V.
S.
Fleet
..
9,005,000
5,531.000
Can.
Fleet
..
8281.000
143,000
Area
2
Area
3
Total
17,286.000
5,674.000
In
1943
the
landl'itrs
from
Ap
ril
16
to
June
30
amounted
to:
Area
2
Area
3
VS.
Fleet
..13,224.000
10.698.000
Can.
Fleet
10.634.000.
128.000
Total
23358,000
10.824.000
In
1944
landings
commenced
mnn
than
a
month
alter,
due
to
delay
In
departure
of
all
fleets
and
are
not
airecuy
comparaois
with
the
1943
landings
to
th9
same
date.
For
the
month
of
June
1944.
the
following
amounts
of
halibut
were
landed:
Area
2
Area
3
VS.
Fleet
..
8,008.000
f-
5,455.000
Can.
Fleet
.7.483,000
13.000
Total
....
15,491,000
5,608,000
UNPOPULAR
INNOVATION
rtrhpadlnff
was
Introduced
Into
In
England
by
William
the
Conquer
or-
Carnival
Opening
PARADE
TONIGHT
7
p.m.
from
the
Courthouse
C.W.A.C.'s
and
BAND
Formal
Opening
of
Carnival
7:15
C.W.A.C.
Fashion
Show
at
the
Fair
Grounds
7:30
Stage
Show,
Vaudeville
11
o'clock
Dancing
11:30
4