HOLDING
EVERYWHERE
fARIS,
June
5:
(CP)
Author-
tourres
said
that
French
i
.
..
.
lift
are
homing
everywhere
iirht
against
the
German
rime
and
AUne
offensives
ex
it
a
few
point
where
they
fall
bark
lo
more
favorable
rition.
Nearly
two
million
ire
engaged
In
the
battle.
rrrjiirrv
oarrage
rouowea
oy
IAVY
IS
HIS
AIM
'i
Lothian
Sees
World
Domina
tion
at
Hitler's
Ambition
pVN
YORK.
June
5:
CP-Lord
f
tuat;
British
ambassador,
speak-
seslerday.
declared
that
Chan-
I'iw
Adolf
Hitler
Is
now
after
the
I'w
a
conquest
of
Europe.
The
Minn
spirit
of
Great
Britain
and
ws
had
now
been
fully
aroused,
tluan
declared,
and
"we
will
suc-
'lu'
measure
of
assistance
the
Hed
States
would
give
the
Allies
!
of
course,
entirely
for
lt
to
dc-f
the
Ambassador
declared.
Iberta
Bank
s
Lonsidered
I.,
"iTAWA,
June
5:
(CP)
Prime
nwr
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
'"8
announced
Inst
nlchfc
that
government
was
considering
Ration
providing
tor
n
provln-
M
ank
in
Alberta.
Deliveries
of
Roumanian
oil
to
Germany
has
been
Interfered
with.
AIRCRAFT
!
!
ARE
SENT
Rr
June
5
At
4
o'clock
uanana
.noves
io
npeen
up
ue-
-
:m4ng
Oerman
forces
sud-
liverie
To
Great
ItriUin
In
t
leashed
a
great
new
of-
r
Emergency
southward
against
France
.
1
-
...
rvrrAitrA
t...
c
,rn.
iu
:
a
rza
mue
tront
oetween
irte
.
wo.
-
up
Leon-6oissons
road
e11
and
engines
have
already
,e
Bomme
River
and
the
been
nt
to
Oreat
Britain
from;
hp
Maetm.t
Line
As
la
I
Canada
as
a
contribution
to
the
dive
bombing
to
nave
the
yesterday,
a
mass
infantry
forward
"Hie
usual
riwlflrtajdnlt
re
pc
ai
iirst
rnwiiniK
m
IVt'head
"f
the
attack,
the
i
departing
from
tactics
ie
dnvp
through
the
low
f
the
new
attack
virintty
f
Autiens
Oermam
twin
a
brtdfe-;if
siuth
b,uik
of
the
1
cas:
of
the
Ota
Rive
'
:i!ia;
below
the
famous
rhrmln
d
Daws,
inw
of
the
most
bitter
he
last
war.
Cr:,
F
an
f
again
this
atter-
t
wore
air
raia
alarms
i...
ni-ht
told
Parliament
GERMANS
!
CUT
OFF
nrltish
Naval
And
Air
Forces
Tic
Up
Nail
Campaign
Withdrawal
From
Bodo
LONDON.
June
b:
Activities
tha
rtrttiah
Man
innd
Rnval
Air
Force
pursuit
planes
have
forced'
the
Germans
to
abandon
the
land
ing
of
reinforcements,
provisions
I
!
ur
and
forty-eight
mln-,
Xne
British
war
Office
announc-S
result,
or
the
raids
were
yfjiay
that
British
force
in
rjsrdiately
made
known.
'tne
rjodo
area
of
northern
Norway
(0TOKI7.ED
UNITS
RESENT
we
withdrawn
by
sea
on
May
30
A
t
!..
IA
ll""U
r-am
Oerman
armorea
ve-
were
on
both
sides
"
not
very
close
AIR
LINES
to
the
town
'
The
same
sources
said
that
Orrtr.an
elemcnta
were
"
'he
Somme
but
not
enough
cm
a
bridgehead.
GOOD
YEAR
Will
Show
Substantial
Profit
Not
Plane
Lost
or
Passenger
Injured
last
year's
$400,000
denci.
oince
regular
services
started
a
year
ago,
not
a
machine
has
been
lost
or
a
passenger
Injured.
JitUh
fleet,
elimination
of
which,
T
nL
mnrinn
Duld
give
him
world
domination
110
VUIllll
HlallUll
Of
Destruction
Of
War
Memorial
OTTAWA.
June
5:
tCP
Prime
Minister
W
11
am
Lyon
Aiacaen
i.
vinir
snirf
vnsiprdav
that
the
(
"
British
War
Office
has
no
mior
matlon
on
reports
that
the
Canadian
War
Memorial
at
Vlmy
Ridge
has
been
destroyed
by
tne
ucr
mans.
22
pence.
LONDON
SILVER
LONDON,
June
5-
Silver
wi
,,.niinrtpr
of
a
nenny
lower
on
the
London
mcial
market
today
at
Bulletins
LOCAL
KIFLE1STS
WIN
.MONTREAL
The
Canadian
National
Ilecreation
Association
of
1'rince
Rupert
has
success-fully
defended
it
national
shooting
title
by
winning
the
ninth
annual
Dominion
Marksmen
Senior
Small
Bore
Kifle
League
championship
with
a
wore
of
49C
out
of
500.
REFUGEES
FOR
CANADA
OTTAWA
Flans
have
been
completed
for
the
fullest
cooperation
between
Canadian
organizations
In
receiving
and
placing
throughout
the
Dominion
thousands
of
refugee
and
ilrlliih
children
when
the
British
and
French
governments
arc
axrreahle
to
their
movement,
lion.
T.
A,
Crerar,
minister
of
natural
resources,
announced
.MISSING
AT
SHAWNIGAN
VICTORIA
Morris
II.
Nlcker-
-
'rhr
French
Infantry
was
Royal
Air
Force
in
the
oresent
,
Mn
victoria
accountant,
is
mlss-
ouf
solidly
The
attack
war
emergency.
Rt
Hon.
William
int
on
a
fuhing
trip
In
the
-
hed
wtth
the
customary
Lon
Mackenzie
King.
Prime
Mtii-'
shawnigan
dstrict.
Ills
empty
car
was
found.
A
plane
has
been
dipatched
to
search.
ASTRONOMER
D1F.S
VICTORIA
Dr.
William
E.
Harper,
director
of
the
Dominion
astrnphyslcal
obsenratory
here,
died
yesterday
at
the
age
of
KZ.
lie
was
a
noted
astronomer
and
a
member
of
the
Royal
Society.
STOCKS
G
o.!M0ST
WERE
CIVILIANS
;
i
4-'
...
.
.
-
.
....
j
"
.
-
-.
-
.
-
!,..
in
nnrutarn
Norway,
u
was
siawa
itaid
Ridiculous
German
Claims
Of
Destruction
Denied
PARIS,
June
5
Or
the
254
persons
killed
In
the
German
air
raid
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTOR!)
fealher.
Forecast
She
I
Tomorrow
sT
ides
High
1:06
ajn.
21.1
It.
Ipj'--?
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
13:55
pjn.
1SJ9
It.
I
-
A,
tAtr
fit
I
irk
frnA
Low
.
7:49
am
2.1
IL
buthra:
winas.
musuy
iair
ana
19:44
p.m.
la
ft.
-
warmer.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRICE:
S
CENTS
FxXlX
No.
132.
IUNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNEXiO.
ussia
h
Lining
Up
With
Allies
nother
Big
Battle
Is
On
At
Amiens
1W
DRIVE
INDER
WAY
IN
FRANCE
i
tn
i.
tiff
ricixc
until""'
nthfd
Southward
From
The
unie
By
Germanic
French
Hold
Out
Solidly
DANUBE
IS
IN
FLOOD
Lous
of
I.I
fe.
Land
Inundations
and
Hallway
Washouts
in
Itoumania
BUCHAREST.
June
5:
iCP
Heavy
low
of
life.
Inundation
of
land
and
washing
out
of
railway
lines
as
well
as
demoralisation
of
river
traffic
has
been
caused
by
extensive
floods
on
the
Danube
River.
Nazi-Swiss
Air
Battle
BERNE.
June
5.
Oerman
and
Swiss
planes
were
In
vio-
lent
battle
over
the
frontier
again
today.
Four
Swiss
planes
were
brought
down
and
one
explanation,
alleging
that
the
Swiss
were
the
attackers
and
that
two
of
the
8wiss
planes
came
down
in
French
territory.
Training
Director
For
Canada
Named
Col.
J.
K.
lawson
Of
Toronto
Appointed
To
Important
Post
OTTAWA.
June
5:
CPJ-Ueut
Col
J.
K.
Lawson
of
Toronto
has
been
appointed
director
of
ynllltary
training
with
headquarter
at
Ottawa.
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
of
national
defence,
announces.
He,J
.prompted
to
the
a&lu
ol
colonel.
ITALY
NOT
IN
AS
YET
Mussolini
Has
Not
Said
When
His
Country
Conflict
ROME,
June
ii
-
u
t
a
hnmhlni
nlinH
vlaited
.'
.
.
.
.
...
...
Wuu
01
r
inn
lUUlNKa
mi
wir
vreriimii
iuiw
iinir
5i
sniciier
iviiiea
in
t
arn
sir
Will
on
Paris
Monday
195
were
civilians
for
the
extendlng
of
war
prepara
and
59
soldiers,
an
ornciai
rrencri
Uon,
thf
Kne,
strensthen-statement
disclosed.
lng
the
Navy
and
tightening
the
French
authorities
deny
as
discipline
In
war
Industries,
ridiculously
fantastic
claims
made,
Meantlmei
lt
appears
that
the
by
the
Germans
as
to
shooting
Itallan
r
decision
Is
deferred
at
down
104
French
planes
and
des-
lcast
untn
ncxt
Sunday
hen.
lt
troylng
from
300
to
400
on
the
planes
of
me
singie-seuier
pursuit:
type
were
brought
down
and
on
the
ground
only
fifteen
were
hit,
some
lof
which
can
be
repaired.
I
1
The
number
of
German
planes
1
ll
V.
.
-1
I.
1
.,4
nf
.Anlifl
OTTAWA,
June
:
CP
Hon.iurouauw
jjiatcu
Clarence
D.
Howe,
mlnWer
of
ve.
transport,
states
that
Trans
Canada
Air
Lines
will
show
a
substantial
surplus
this
year
as
compared
with
COPPER
LOWER
NEW
YORK,
June
5
September
is
stated.
Premier
Mussolini
will
ground.
Not
more
than
seventy
make
an
important
speech
DECLARED
OUTLAWED
Communist
Party
of
Canada
and
Other
Organisations
Banned
copper
was
off
.08c
on
the
local
I
metal
market
today
at
10.25
per.
nTrrAWA
Jlini.
s.-
Outlawlnc
pound.
Domestic
copper
was
un-
more
than
a
dozen
organlzaUons,
In-1
changed
at
llc
.eludine
the
Communist
Party
and
;
"
National
Unity
Party,
under
the!
Major
R.
W.
Odium
of
the
Irish
n,,,.-.-
nf
r.nnnri9
reculatlons.
Is
.Fusiliers
returned
to
the
city
on
the
nnounced
by
MlnL5ter
of
Justice
rnnce
uperi
mis
mornuis
nuiu
u
Rt
Hon
Ernest
Lapointe.
The
list
two
weeks'
trip
to
Vancouver.
Sprung
Trap
On
Germans
PARIS,
June
5.-
French
military
authorities
claimed
tonight
that
they
had
sprung
a
trap
on
the
Germans,
lng
their
tanks
In
a
newly
de-
vised
defence
system.
The
new
system,
which
was
used
along
the
Somme,
was
not
described
in
detail.
Includes
several
foreign
language,
organizations,
the
Canadian
Labor!
(Ddfence
League,
the
League
for.
Young
Communist
League.
The
organizations
will
become
illegal
on
publication
In
the
Canada
Gazette
of
the
order
In
council.
After
the
publication
any
person
being
a
member
of
these
groups
would
be
guilty
of
an
offence
against
the
regulations.
KILLED
BY
RUNAWAY
-
DIFFER
ON
If
And
Enter
I
5:
(
CP
Despite
a
series
of
meas-,
to
prepare
the
nation
for
war.
Premier
Benito
Mussolini's!
cabinet
still
left
unanswered
yesterday
the
questions
of
if
and,
when
Italy
would
enter
the
con
flict.
Measures
approved
provided
;
CASUALTIES
l00.000
Ati.ef
casualties
On
the
10D00
dead
out
of
a
total
of
18.000
casualties.
The
Allies,
it
is
estimated
here,
had
casualties
amounting
to
about
30,000
men.
On
the
other
hand.
German
casualties
amounted
to
500.000
and
possibly
600.000.
In
the
naval
action
the
British
lost
ix
destroyers
and
23
smaller
naval
vessels.
The
French
lost
Seven
destroyers
and
one
other
TODAY'S
DmiriMT
ft
n
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.07.
Bralorne,
7.95.
Cariboo
Quartz.
1.90.
Dentonla.
JOlVfc.
.
-Fairview.
.OOR.
.
.
Gold
Belt,
20.
Hediey
Aiascot.
.33.
Mmto.
'oble
Five,
.00?;.
Pend
Orielie,.
125.
Pioneer.
2"00.
Premier.
2.
Privateer.
50.
Reno.
.17.
?
Relief
Arltnaton.
Palmon
Gold.
.02.
Sheep
Creek.
.85.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.09.
Calmont.
20.
C.
St
EL.
1.10.
Home.
1.38.
Pacalta.
.05.
A
Royal
Can.,
.134.
Okalta.
.60.
Mercury.
.03
1.
Toronto
'
Aldermac,
.14.
Beattle.
5.
Central
Pat,
163.
Cons.
Smelters,
30.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.06.
Fernland,
.02.
Francoeur,
.19.
Gods
Lake.
.26.
.
Hardrock.
.67.
Int.
Nickel.
28.50.
Kerr
Addison.
1.37.
Uttle
Long
Lac.
U0.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.10.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.28.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
.88.
Moneta.
.47.
Noranda,
47.37.
Pickle
Crow.
2.45.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.50.
San
Antonio,
156.
Sherrlt
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl.
.40.
Bouscadlllac.
.03.
Mosher.
.03
Vi.
Oklend.
.03.
Smelters
Gold,
.00V.
Dominion
Bridge.
24.00.
Much
Foreign
Exchange
Has
Been
Turned
In
OTTAWA,
June
5:
(CP)
Thousands
of
persons
in
Canada
have
turned
over
foreign
exchange
to
the
government,
it
is
announced.
LIVERPOOL,
June
5:
(CP)
Po-
It
will
be
used
in
helping
the
pur-llce
Constable
Frank
Prosser
lost
chase
of
war
materials
in
foreign
his
life
trying
to
stop
a
runaway
countries.
The
exactamount
thus
horse,
later
brought
to
a
standstill
turned
nver
to
the
government
by
another
policeman's!!
"
.will
not
be
made
known.
Soviet
Interests
In
Near
East
Parallel
Britain
and
France
Ridiculous
claims
of
Germans
in
Significance
Attached
to
Ratification
iiy
Moscow
ui
Regard
to
Battle
of
Flanders
J
Ambassadorial
Appointment
May
Have
Effect
Are
Denied
Upon
Italy
LONDON.
June
5-Berlln
claims
yesterday
that
there
had
been
T
ON'nON.
June
5:
(CP)
Soviet
circles
here
said
to-
'lay
that
Russia
views
here
interests
in
the
Black
Sea
and
Oerman.
Tension
between
"
t
-f
j:.....o
...
on
norollol
11
1
with
"11
i
tVmcn
1
nf
C
A
thp
1
Germany
and
Switzerland
has
branded
as
fantastically
false
by
aii:
tw.
cmimoc
curt-Ptrincr
thp
intprnatinnal
situa-
-
Lin
iiihiib
ixau
cmiiiiru
l.ljm.l
uicu
-
.
it
xi
x
a
i
a
as
British
ambassador,
mntea
mat
xnere
vvas
at
amounted
npps
own
casualties
u
only
Local
Move
To
Help
In
War;
Register
Men
As
a
result
of
meetings
and
4
ha
been
reached
that
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
t
anxious
to
express
in
some
i
tangible
manner
their
earnest
.
desire
to
be
of.
help
in
the
ser-
4
;
tic
co-operation
between
the
Krem-
discussion?
or
a
represeniawve
j
.itirorn'
rommlttee.
conclusion
!
the
vice
of
Canada
and
the
Em-
plre
in
some
direction,
if
and
i
when
needed.
Accordingly.
In
'
line
with
what
is
taking
place
in
other
parts
of
the
Dominion.
arrangements
are
now
being
made
for
a
voluntary
registra-
4-
tion
of
the
male
population
of
Prince
Rupert
between
the
ages
of
sixteen
and
sixty
to
be-
gin
Immediately.
Full
details
will
be
announced
shortly.
JAPAN
AND
Nippon
and
Fascist
State
See
Eye
to
Eye
in
Respect
to
Alms
Abroad
TOKYO.
June
5
Italy
has
rec-,
ognlzed
Japanese
alms
In
China
and
the
Netherlands
East
Indies.
It
was
officially
announced
In
the
lNichlNichi
newspaper
yesterday.
The
Japanese
puppet
government
of
China
is
also
recognized.
In
re
turn.
Japan
recognizes
Italy's
alms
in
Europe,
the
newspaper
says.
'
NEW
YORK,
June
5.
New
York
stock
values
dropped
sharply
again
today
when
there
was
another
rush
of
liquidation
with
410,000
shares
changing
hands
in
the
first
two
hours.
The
industrial
average
dropped
3.03
points
in
the
first
two
hours
to
112.76
and
rails
were
off
.51
at
22.84.
Yesterday
was
a
dull
day
with
a
turnover
of
410.000
and
averages
recovering
losses
of
the
previous
day.
However,
the
gains
were
far
more
than
wiped
out
early
WHEAT
TRICES
I
STOCK
MART
!
TAKES
SPIN
Values
Drop
Sharply
Again
in
New-York
During
Early
Trading
Today
'
.
.
.
1
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1H
UA
Cnfr
4)iin
ana
uie
nuics
ui
uic
neat
uik.
,
A
British
source
Intimated
there
was
hope
that
Russian
interests
in
'the
Near
East
might
have
u
deter-
Irent
effect
on
any
Italian
plan
to
enter
the
war.
At
Moscow
Premier-Foreign
Commissar
V.
M.
Molotoff
last
night
announced
Russia
had
agreed
to
the
appointment
of
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
Meft
urine
Socialist,
ax
new
British
Ambassador
to
Moscow.
The
appointment
of
a
new
French
ambas
sador
to
Russia
is
also
Impending.
:
IS
OUT
TO
ANNIHILATE
HIS
ENEMY
Chancellor
Hitler
Issues
Message
From
His
Field
Headquarters
BERLIN.
June
5.
From
his
field
headquarters.
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
issued
a
message
swearing
to
carry
on
the
war
until
all
the
Al-
lies'
forces
are
annihilated.
He
dared
that
the
low
countries
had
not
been
invaded
by
Germany
until
after
the
Reich
had
definitely
learned
that
the
Allies
had
planned
jrp
4
itt
XTiilir
an
Invasion
of
the
Ruhr.
IZIY
l
I
J
W
I
Speaking
of
the
resumption
of
the
A
a'"'
't
1
1
v
1
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I
German
offensive
today.
Hitler
said:
"A
new
battle
for
the
freedom
of
the
future
German
nation
is
on,"
)
Hitler
made
no
intimation
of
peace
overtures
having
been
made
from
any
quarter.
War
News
REYNAUD
IS
HOPEFUL
PARIS
Premier
Paul
Reynaud
declared
today
that
the
Allies
"can
hope
for
a
favorable
issue,
of
the
struggle"
launched
with
the
new
German
drive
toward
Paris.
A
communique
issued
after
Reynaud
met
the
army
committee
of
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
quoted
him
as
saying
"France
has
decided
to
fight
to
the
end
with
its
British
ally
for
the
liberty
of
the
world."
FRIEDRICIISHAFEN
BOMBED
ZURICH
Allied
warplanes
early
today
bombed
Friedrich-shafen
and
other
objectives
on
the
German
side
of
Lake
Constance,
accidentally
dropping
six
bombs
on
the
Swiss
side
cf
the
border.
Weather
Forecast
I
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
remains
high
from
Vancouver
Is
land
southwards
while
a
moderate
disturbance
Is
centred
west
of
the
NEW
YORK.
June
5:
(CP)
New
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
Y'ork
wheat
prices
were
la4c
to
2c
weather
has
been
cloudy
and
cool
lower
today
with
September
at
with
light
scattered
showers
over
78Tec
this
morning.
The
close
on
British
Columbia.
July
at
Winnipeg
yesterday
was
75q.
j
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-futures
being
down'
to
He
for,
Fresh
northwest
to
west
winds,
lair
the
day
i
and
somewhat
warmer
j
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m
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