leather,
Forecast
J
Wands-
Moderate
south
to
outheast
winds,
part
cloudy
with
ouch
the
same
temperature
and
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evidently,
the
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nf
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appearance
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away
nome
so
rapiaiy.
nt
no
damace
could
be
done
to!
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Inclement
weather,
the
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at
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wviitui-
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raiding
of
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objectives
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bllC
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nuvw
ivuyni
nir
tunc
una
karate
attacks
on
Germany
and
uvtujiicu
icrrivuiy
wim
.a..is
CUCtV.
within
the
last
month
no
less
han
four
hundred
German
airmen
JVA
hn.
.
1
.
.
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uttuuinea
lor
uy
wic
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lsh-
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killed,
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or
1
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n
vnmoiuiiin
puois
as
wen
ua
rench
are
now
assisting
the
Royal
-
viLe
in
me
auacKs
on
uer
any,
according
to
an
announce
ent
made
today.
.ymu
are
ueiiiB
iuu
ujr
me
uuucu
owra
are
now
concentrating
York
Harbor,
It
la
announced.
along
the
British
and
Scottish
nj
bombarded
but
no
serious
i
ir
irAuiirn.
i
iir
uiiuiucio
a
-
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ven
off
by
fierce
anti-aircraft'
vt
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.
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assauiw
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am
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m
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ill
-
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and
si
oth-
Nygarci
wno
was
sirucs
py
u
u-
ere
downed
In
raids
off
the
tomoblle
on
Seventh
Avenue
near
the
day
m
all.
before
Magistrate
McClymont
in
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charee
of
manslauenier.
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wa
not
actually
arrnng
tne
vnvi
in
in
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spa
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nr
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car
when
Nygard
was
struct
a
cor-
the
English
Poa.u
but
were
drlv-
off
by
British
fighter
planes
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hp
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criminally
neg-
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naa
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vu
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convoys
'crated
by
a
minor.
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t
IV
.
w
inany
naa
unaerUKcn
not
lo'xhe
rumor,
which
saia
many-iiauj
e
seuea
French
aircraft
In
con-1
oicn
hren
lnlured.
Is
beiievea
to
have
been
started
by
fifth
column
agents.
An
official
investigation
is
proceeding,
Halibut
Sales
Tatoosh,
Royal.
American
25,000,
10.6c
and
7.5c,
HANSON
TO
CARRY
ON
Conservatives
Decide
That
No
Na
tional
Convention
Will
Be
Held
Until
Late
In
19
U
OTTAWA,
July
25,-Hon.
R.
B.
Hanson
accepted
the
Invitation
of
a
Conservative
caucus
in
Ottawa
yesterday
to
continue
the
House
leadership
of
the
party
for
another
year.
It
was
decided
that
there
would
be
no'
national
convention
to
eject
a
successor,
i.iif
;
.t,
w
ATTACK
ON
HAIFA
HAIFA
Forty-six
persons
were
killed
and
88
Injured
as
a
result
of
an
Italian
air
attack
on
Haifa.
Bombs
were
dropped
in
the
harbor
and
the
streets
of
the
city.
The
attacking
planes
were
finally
driven
off
by
anti-aircraft
fire.
rUISONEK
IN
GERMANY
VEUONO
The
father
here
of
Flying
Officer
Lome
Edward
Chambers
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
has
been
notified
that
his
son
who
had
been
reported
missing
Is
a
prisoner
of
war
in
Germany.
1
1
1
,
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA'
SS
$
If!
f
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCF
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
25,
1940.
!
France
Appeals
To
Germany
For
IF
J
BJ
ruuu
cum
iuci
VICHY.
July
25:
The
s
govern
ment
of
France
Is
appealing
to
the
German
armistice
comm.issl'm
to
permit
Increased
supplies
of
food
and
coal
to
enter
nioccuild
France
from
Nazi-occupied
France.
.PLANES
BY
'
UNCLE.
SAM
Three
Thousand
Monthly
Will
Be
Sent
Starting
January,
Beaver-brook
Announces-
(OourtMj
b
d
Jo&furtoq
oo.)
brook,
minister
of
aircraft
produc
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.05.
Bralorne,
8.00.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.85.
Dentonio,
.01
A.
Falrvlew,
.003i
A.
Gold
Belt,
.20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.30.
Minto,
.OIV.
;
Pacific
Nickel,
.08.
,
Pend
Oreille,
1.15,
B.
Pioneer,
1,75.
Premier,
.75.
Privateer,
.49
A.
Reeves
McDonald,
.25
A.
Reno,
,13
B.
Relief
Arlington
.04
Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.83.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.02
Vi
A.
Oils
Calmont,
.25.
C.
&
E.,
1.30.
Home,
1.59.
Pacalta,
.05
A.
Royal
Canadian,
.14&.
Okalta,
.71.
Prairie
Royalties,
.15
A.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.10
Vi.
Beattle,
.73.
Central
Pat.,
1.65
B.
Con.
Smelters,
32.00.
East
Malartlc,
32.00.
Finland,
.02
'2
A.
Francoeur,
.27.
Gods
Lake,
.30.
Gardrock,
.65.
Int.
Nickel,
32.a.
Kerr
Addison,
1.95.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.15.
McLeod
Cockshutt,"l.30.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
.90.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.29.
Moneta,
.41.
Noranda
48.3,4.
Pickle
Crow,
2.32.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.67.
San
Antonio,
1.60.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
.62.
Uchl,
.34.
Bouscadlllac,
.02.
Mosher,
.OlVi.
Oklend,
.94V2.
Dominion
Bridge,
22.Vi.
CHICAGO
WHEAT
PRICES
CHICAGO,
July
25.
,Chlcag6
wheat
futures
were
up
IVic
to
ls,ic
yesterday
with
December
at
76?ec
The
prices'
fell
off
'about
lc
since
then
with'
December
today
at
75
tion,
announced
yesterday
that
ar-
I
rangements
were
being
made
to
re-
'
.
I
.1
,
4
u
.
Trnlln4
Ccivc
iiirpiaiitr
iivui
uic
uiiiicu
:
States
at
the
rate
of
3000
monthly
starting
next
January.
At
the
present
time
600
per
month
are
being
furnished
by
the
United
States
,it,r
t
iv
i;'
OKCu.
.v
j
United
Stales
Confirms
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
July
25:
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
'Morgenthau
announced
today
that
a
conference
of
United
States
gov-1
ernment,
military
and
industrial
representatives
had
agreed
upon
a
British
proposal
to
supply
3000
I
military
planes
to
Great
Britain
(monthly,
starting
next
January.
Methods
of
placing
the
orders
and
delivering
the
machines
are
being
studied.
If
will
result
in
a
great
'expansion
of
the
manufacturing
(facjllties.
1
IS
COMING
TO
RUPERT
Dr.
D.
B.
Finn,
Deputy
Minister
of
Fisheries,
Due
Here
Next
Month
OTTAWA.
July
25:
(CP)
A
fish-,
lerles
news
bulletin
announced
to-'day
that
arrangements
are
now
un-Ider
way
for
a
conference
In
British
.Columbia
between
Dr.
D.
B.
Finn,
deDUtv
minister
of
ftsherles,
and
representatives
of
ail
secuons
01
,
the
herring
industry
to
safeguard
conservation.
:
Advice
has
been
received
locally
that
Dr.
Finn,
formerly
director
01
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
on
August
21.
"
80
RAIDS
ON
MALTA
Civilian
Population
Suffered
at
First
But
Little
Military
Damage
Hase
Been
Done
LONDON,
July
25:
(CP)
Italians
have
raided
the
British
Mediterran
ean
naval
base
of
Malta
more
than
eighty
times,
Indicting
at
the
start
comparatively
heavy
civilian
casu
alties
but
wlth-llttle
military
damage,
military
circles
said
yesterday,
WHAT
OF
DALADIER?
k
VICHY,
France
A
special
tri-tninal
will
be
set
up
to
try
former
Premier
Edouard
Daladier
and
other
former
government
leaders
for
"responsibilify"
for
France's
entry
Into
the
war
and
her
de
feat,
it
was
Indicated
oday.
There
is
speculition
as
to
what
will
be
Daladier's
fate.
Under
totalitarian
pure
technique,
practice
of
which
appears
to
be
due
in
France,
he
may
go
to
the
guilli-tine,
be
imprisoned
or
meet
with
a
convenient
accident.
ATTACK
ON
FOREIGNTERS
BUENOS
AIRES
Bottles
filled
with
incendiary
liquid
were
hurled
through
windows
of
a
British-owned'
department
store
here
last
night,
starting
several
fires
which
were
quickly
extlnquished.
A
German-owned
cafe
was
also
8700,000
REALIZED
,
free
shows
staged
by
Canad
ian
noing
picture
industry
throughout
Canada
recently
resulted
In
the
sale
of
$700,000
of
war
saving
certificates
and
stamps,
it
is
announced.
VANCOUVER
GETS
RAIN
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
received
beneficial
rain
during
the
night
and
gardens
are
looking
much
belter
today
as
a
result.
FLOUR
PROCESSING
TAX
OTTAWA
The
fixed
price
of
70c
for
No.
1
northern
wheat
at'
lakehead
will
continue,
Hon.
J.
A.
farms
in
view
of
the
already
filled
storage
facilities.
MINISTER
REPLACED
LONDON
A
spokesman
at
the
Roumanian
legation
announced
today
that
V.
V.
Tilea,
Roumanian
minister
to
Great
Britain
since
1938,
is
being
replaced.
Tentative
Dates
For
Registration
LONDON,
July
25:
The
Captain
of
the
Italian
cruiser
Bartolomeo
Colleonl,
who
was
lnjurcdwhen
his
ship
was
sunk
by
the
Australian
cruiser
Sydney
In
the
Mediterranean
Sea
'a
week
ago,
died
yesterday.
I
Tomorrow
sT
ides'
High
Low
3:30
am.
18.0
ft.
18:08
p.m.
17.5
ft.
11:35
pjn..
7.0
ft.
PRICE:
I
CENT8
azis
Sihbk
French
Repatriate
Ship
m
rtfWllUf'
I1M
ft
If
W
A
DOCKS
NOW
.....i
British
Torts
Have
Already
geen
Bombaudtd
by
1NI
ui
Planes
Driven
Off
-
Am
w
'.t.L
-
vnrrpii
in
in
iiaruniE
lIM
Used
By
Germany
LONDON,
July
25-Followin
a
rni
ui
-
L.uk
rcitmrH
thrlr
at
III
UWIli
t-
nUUh
thtnnlnr
today
r
nu
i
i
nun
"'f-"-"
the
southeast
coast
of
Eng-
nu
iiiu
ifv
j
.l
Jah
kv
anll.alrrraft
-
J
itrllUli
Cnlffir
niircnlt
at
in
altitude
of
12,000
feet.
oiiy'i
riids
followed
German
J..a
1
lack
la
A
n
r
TROOPS
AT
GIBRALTAR
Canadian
Minister
of
National
Defence
Has
Heard
Nothing
of
Dominion
Forces
Heine
Sent
There
OTTAWA,
July
25.
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister
of
national
de
fence,
has
heard
nothing,
he
says,,
of
Canadian
troops
being
sent
from
England
to
Gibraltar
as
reinforce
ments
there.
Canadian
troops
are
already
In
Greenland,
Iceland,
the
West
Indies
and
the
United
Kingdom,
he
said.
Col.
Ralston
was
speaking
of
reports
from
Spain
that
Canadian
and
Australian
troops
were
included
In
reinforcements
being
sent
by
the
British
to
Gibraltar.
Mines
Are
Being
Laid
Now
Around
New
York
Harbor
:
"
,
.-
.-j.....
.....i.
NEW
YORK,
July
25:
Mines
SERIOUS
CHARGE
-
War
News
EVACUATION
LOSS
REVEALED
LONDON
Authorized
sources
said
today
that
2,823
persons
are
missing
and
believed
lost
since
the
sinking
of
the
16,000-ton
Cun-ard-Whlte
Star
Liner
Lancastria
at
anchor
oft
Saint
Nazalre
dur
ing
the
evacuation
troops
from
France,
planes
bombed
and
machine-gunned
the
Lancastria.
250,000
NAZI
CASUALTIES
LONDON
The
Germans,
it
is
reported
here,
officially
admit
250,000
men
lost
since
the
war
gan.
Since
the
French
armistice,
100
German
soldiers
have
been
killed
in
f
ranee.
HEAVY
GUNS
G
erman
Torpedo
Boat
Sinks
BEAT
THEM
Chinese
Were
Forced
to
Fall
Back
Yesterday
in
Action
Near
Hong
Kong
HONO
KONO.
July
25:
(CP)
In
the
Ditched
battle
yesterday
of
l
Chinese
guerrillas
and
regulars
with
I.Tnnanese
force
which
almohth
ago
of
nritlsh
occupied
the
strip
of
mainland
aa-German
Jacent
to
the
British
Colony
of
Hong
Kong,
Chinese
attacked
In
J
force
at
dawn
but
eye-witnesses
said
that
superiority
of
Japanese
'
artillery
forced
them
to
retreat.
Vessel
Laden
With
And
Seamen300
Bulletins
Death
of
Olof
Nygard
Result,
In.
..TODAY'S
STOCKSVx-rU
LONDON,
Jury
25.-ora.favei-
;T"Tfy
the
Manslaughter
Prosecution
Against
Ole
Osberg
Officers
Lose
Lives
Plain
Markings
Arc
Disregarded
and
Practically
No
Notice
is
Given
Those
on
Board
Were
Being
Permitted
to
Return
Home
LONDON,
July
25:
(CP)
A
German
torpedo
boat
sank
the
6125-ton
French
vessel
Meknes
which
was
cany-,
ing
1300
French
officers
and
soldiers
who
were
being
repatriated
to
France,
First
Lord
of
the
'Admiralty
A.
-V.
Alexander
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
He
said
that
the
sinking
occurred
last
night
off
the
coast
of
south-
em
Britain
when
the
Germans
dis
Portuguese,
Spanish
And
!
British
Pact
LISBON,
July
25.
A
Por-
tuguese
communique
today
an
regarded
the
French
flag
at
mast
and
also
French
colors
painted
on
decks
and
sides
of
the
ship.
The
ship
was
shelled
and
torpedoed.
Alexander
said
that
British
warships
picked
up
about
one
thousand
sur-
vlvors
and
about
300
were
drowned.
The
survivors
were
landed
In
Eng
land.
The
Meknes
was
bound
for
Mar
seilles
and
the
French
government
had
been
advised
of
her
departure,
Alexander
said.
Every
precaution
nounced
conclusion-
or
an
h
d
b
t
fc
t
indicate
her
neu-
agreement
among
the
Portu-
tralitv
of
the
Ad
guese,
Spanish
and
British
gov-
miraity
charged
that
the
attack
was
ernments
designed
to
meet
deliberate
and
t
urther
asserted
that
Spain's
wneai
neeas
ana
i-
-,the
aerman
high
command
ell
cllitate
further
her
purchases
(ted
Nazl
responsibility.
Scant
i
U
nf
.
..
ducts.-
Portuguese
colonial
pro-
warnln(t
was
elven.
those
on
board
INVASION
DEFERRED
25:
(CP)
Indl-
,v.
"w
"
"
McKinnon,
minister
ol
traae
ana
iinvade
Great
Britain
may
be
de-;
commerce,
announces.
There
will
iayed
further
while
Axis
diplomats
be
a
15c
per
bushel
processing
seek
injure
he
will
not
have
tax
on
flour
to
be
charged
upon
'rouDie
at
Germany's
back
door,
millers.
This
will
help
finance
.oermany
will
play
host
to
repre-the
fixed
price.
The
Winnipeg
j
5entatlves
of
Bulgaria,
Hungary
and
Grain
Exchange
will
remain
open
RoUmanla
on
Friday
at
a
confer-for
the
time
Being
at
least.
The
,
ence
presumably
to
discuss
Bulgar-
carryover
is
placed
at
290,000,000
ian
and
Hungarian
claims
on
Rou-
to
293,000,000
bushels
and
the
1910
manla.
Miglt
crop
is
estimated
at
350,000,000
to
I
At
the
Salsburg
conference
It
is
400,000,000
bushels.
Farmers
will
'predicted
that
Roumania
will
be
,be
required
to
keep
a
large
pro-
I
forced
under
German
and
Italian
portion
of
the
grain
on
their
'pressure
to
concede
to
the
tern-
torlal
demands
of
Hungary
and
Bulgaria
the
former
Transylvania
and
the
latter
for
Dobruja.
While
Jugoslavia
Is
not
Invited
to
the
conference,
"profound
changes"
are
expected
to
be
demanded
of
that
nation
to
make
it"
more
friendly
to
the
axis
powers.
German
Minister
to
Turkey
von
Pa
pen
left
suddenly
for
Berlin
to-'
day
to
confer
with
Foreign
Minis
ter
Joachim
von
Ribbentrop
prior
to
the
Salsburg
conference.
Later
It
was
announced
at
Ankara
that
Germany
and
Turkey
had
signed
a
trade
agreement.
A
full
settlement
of
Balkan
OTTAWA,
July
25:
(CP)
August
Questions
is
believed
to
be
hoped
19,
20
and
21
have
been
tentatively,
for
by
Germany
to
be
reached
at
set
as
the
dates
for
the
receiving
Salsburg
before
the
blltzkrelg
on
of
registrations
in
Canada
under
I
Great
Britain
commences,
the
national-service
plan
of
thei-
government:
Volunteer
workers
to
assist
In
connection
with
the
regis
tration
are
being
sought
throughout
the
country.
ITALIAN
CAPTAIN
DIES
Australian
And
Jap
Diplomatic
Exchange
Soon
CANBERRA,
July
25.
An
exchange
of
diplomatic
representa
tives
between
Australia
and
Japan
is
expected
to
be
effected
soon.
The
Australian
government
Is
much
in,
favor
'of
it.
being
given
but
five
minutes
to
take
to
the
boats,
-
-
rtfHtifi
The
German
High
Cdmmand
admits
the
attack.
The
British
government
was
permitting
the
Frenchmen
to
return
home
for
repatriation
after
they
had
declined
to
serve
with
General
Charles
DeOaulIe
In
,
of
the
war
against
Germany
at
the
side
of
Great
Britain.
Expected
Hitler
Will
Await
Outcome
of
Forthcoming
Conference
With
jj
1
m
"VI!
Balkan
Nations
(HALl
U1L
1
Juiy
cations
are
seen
that
the
attempt
r,f
rhanrpiinr
Adolf
Hitler's
Dlan
to
TO
REICH
Both
Great
Britain
And
United
States
To
Participate
In
Blockade
Against
LONDON,
July
25:
(CP)
Great
Britain
has
taken
steps
to
halt
oil
shipments
through
Fascist
Spain,
thereby
plugging
a
troublesome
new
gap
in
the
blockade,
it
was
reported
today.
At
the
same
time
an
authoritative
source
at
Washington
said
that
United
States'
stoppage
of
oil
shipments
to
Spain
in
American
tankers
indicated
a
virtual
embargo
against
fuel
and
lubricant
supplies
which,
might
reach
axis
powers
through
an
HEAT
WAVE
CONTINUES
Death
List
in
United
States
Reached
280
Has
NEW
YORK,
July
25.
The
death
list
as
a
result
of
the
heat
wa,ve
In
the
United
States
had
reached
283
up
to
last
night.
In
soma
parts
of
the
Atlantic
coast
and
south
there
were
cooling
rains
but
in
th.e
Middle
West
the
searing
heat
continued.
The
warm
spot
of
the
nation
was
Lincoln,
Nebraska,
with
110
above.
:
-
--
,
.
NEW
YORK
corrcK
NEW
YORK,
July
25.
Copper
futures
were
unchanged
to
.03
.
lower
today
with
December
at'
9.15a
per
pound.
,(.
if
..j