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Wednesday,
June
12,
1940.
EDITORIALS
EXTRAORDINARY
ABOUT
FACE
THE
.B
AILT
N
EWB
THEY
STUNG
A
POCKET
BATTLESHIP.
,fhce-
and
crew
of
the
British
submarine
Spearfish"
are
shown
on
the
deck
of
thPir
pig
boat
as
they
arrived
at
an
jnnamed
Lnglish
port
from
their
assignment
in
Norwegian
waters,
during
which
the
"Spearfish
'
hit
the
German
pocket
battleship
Admiral
Scheer
with
one
torpedo
and
maybe
more.
Members
of
the
crew
are
looking
at
the
Spearfish
insignia
on
the
side
of
the
craft.
WILL
LIVE
AT
OTTAWA
Princess
Juliana
And
Little
Daughters
To
Meet
Governor
General
At
Ottawa
HALIFAX.
June
12:
CP
t
uw
w.t
M.w
h"-i-v
w.
uiu
unU1
tne
Governor
Oeneral
Starts
nnvp
hppn
nr
hparr
with
rnp
Rrnish
nnrl
Krpnrh
in
j
...
STOCK
MART
MOVING
UP
Buying
Activity
Which
Yesterday
Continued
In
I
Trading
Today
Started
Early
NEW
YORK.
June
12:
The
Princess
Juliana,
heiress-apparent
New
York
Stock
Exchange
today
to
the
throne
of
Holland.,
and
two
continued
its
upward
bound
which
infant
children,
brought
to
Cana-
started
yesterday.
In
the
first
two
dlan
haven
bv
a
Dutch
naval
hours
of
trading
on
heavy
buying
squadron
at
the
invitation,
of
Lord
orders
the
Industrial
average
went
jtAimone,
uovernor
uenerai-oemg-
"
-
iate,
are
expected
to
stay
at
Que-
rail
average
advanced
1.18
to
24.91.
"
.
-
-
----
.
v.....,
...
ulu
rruicess
Alice
arriv
wnei
ill
r
the
present
war
but
they
had
a
curious
-way
of
expressing
they
may
go
to
Ottawa,
with
th-
Alderman
reiM6r,
indicate
otherwise.
The
Opinion
was
freely
expressed
that
Beatrlx-
j
sed
tw0-and-a-haif
some
ot
them
might
have
been
in
the
pay
of
the
German
lLT"nZ
government.
and!
Rear
.
Admiral
Baron
and
In
the
past
v;eek
or
tWO
a
marvellous
Change
has
tak-
Baroness
De
Vos
Van
Steenwky.
en
place.
Evervthine
we
hear
from
across
the
line
seems
H
Royal
Highness
and
tmtv
Communist,
Was
to
be
that
Ihe
people
of
that
country
are
very
strong:-
lZraTT?
MaTCa"
o
lhat
with
the
Allies
In
sentiment,
at
any
rate.
The
President
SSS
command!
!
Son
sher-
derman
Jacob
Penner
had
has
declared
himself
without
qualification
and
the
Mayo:
wood
r.
c
n..
representin
Gov-
taken
lBt0
custody
pending
decu-
Of
New
York
is
outspoken.
Speakers
over
there
are
de-
ernment
House,
and
W.
H.
Meas-
lon
0B
hu
lntenrment
by
Dominion
nouncing
Itay
with
an
emotional
abandon
which
is
re-
ures
01
the
Department
of
Exter-
"p;
,
nal
Affairs.
Penner
mm
was
a
o
mm.r
member
of
the
out-
frpchinrr
tn
1
Pir
It
looks
today
as
if
public
opinion
in
that
country
was
were
aware
"at
th!
01
m
Z-
been
011
WnnW
council
gradually
working
to
a'
point
where
actual
active
partici-
rival
of
the
rpyai
party
rince
1934-pation
would
take
place:
All
that
is
needed
is
some
little
I
-
incident
in
Which
that
country
is
directly
concerned
to
Jack
West
and
party
are
'back
oZTUS
a'ndwerounds
bring
abouUthe
final.break.
If
this
does
not
take
place
aboard
the
Razzle
Dazzle
from
a
a
crucial
Senior
UaSfe
iSttall
before
the
election,
it
Should
happen
before
the
end
of
the
week-end
angling
trip
to
Khatad-
game,
scheduled
for
last
night
be-year.
lLake.
All
went
well,
there
being
no
nv.en
Velvet
and
Navy,
was
post-
fog
like
there
was
last
fall.
poned
until
next
Sunday.
PRETTY
GOOD
START
The
Allies
got
off
to
a
pretty.
good
start
yesterday
in!
the
war
against
Italy.
The
first
thing
the
Allied
navies
did
was
to
clean
up
the
enemy
merchant
marine,
picking:
up
in
all
about
thirty
vessels
that
had
not
reached
neutral
!
ports.
Then
the
Royal
Air
Force
got
busy
and
attacked
an
j
Italian
air
centre
in
Libya,
destroying
a
number
of
planes,'
hangars
and
an
ammunition
dump.
It
was
a
good
beginning
and
indicates
that
the
British
are
not
always
asleep.
,
,
TTm0mmm
111
mfmrn
I
M
III
MHMMM
I
HM
m
I
i
ml
This
Dominion
Is
Building
Up
Its
Active
Service
Force
Canada's
War
I
veterans'
Reserve
Coast
Defence
Home
Guards
etc;
..
Miscellaneous
;
....
Naval
Service
Air
Force
..'..!..';'
";
TOTALS
Personnel
Soon
Will
To
Recruit
38,100
,..)..:...:..
Tctal
120,000
OTTAWAJunc
12-Before
long
Canada's
active
forces
will
have
reached
a
totaf
approximating
"120,000
men
of
all
ranks
and
services.
How
this
total
is
made
up
i
disclosed
In
the
following
figures,
om?
of
which
ars.cf
courser
estimate
since
no
definite
number
has
been
announced.
Trie
situation,
preient
and
prospective,
is
thus:
Present
To
be
recruited
Total
Third
Division..
Fourth
Division-
(Rifles
Only)
I
veterans'
Defence
Guard
or
called
up
25,600
25,600
.-19.000
19,000
13,000
13,000
9,000
9,000
-.3,000
3,000
.
-
.
5,000
.
5,000
10.650
,
.10,650
0.161
.
6,161
....,,813
.'813
r..
.
6,600
3,400
10,000
...vlWOO
5,000
17,300
81.134
38,400
119,534
Goin
Fishin'?
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-ThroatLTrout
caught
on
fly
or
spinner
opens
May
24th
andlcloaes
Labor
Day
You
Are
Eligible
With
Any
Purchase,
of
Fishing
Tackle
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IARK
AGAIN
I
UNDERWAY
,
Unique
Vessel
Heading
Northward
I
To
Ketchikan
After
Crossing
Bar
The
Ark
of
Juneau,
with
Paul
jSatko
and
family
on
board,
evi-idently
passed
safely
over
Metla-ilcatla
Bar
outside
of
Prince
Rup-ert
yesterday
and
was
believed
ta
:be
on
Its
way
to
Ketchikan
al-though
no
.ncoming
boats
reported
v.-rikw1
it
Thoro
U.T1-.
11
iiau:
........
-
gale
during
the
night
In
Chatham
(Sound
but
It
U
supposed
the
Ark
would
have
been
safely
in
shelter
Prince
John,
Now
Union
Boat,
Due
Here
Tomorrow
Now
flying
the
house
flan
of
tin-Union
Steamship
Co.
and
with
her
1
funnel
painted
red
and
black,
the
I
steamer
Prince
John
left
Queen
'Charlotte
City
at
10
o'clock
thl
morning
for
Maseett
Inlet
and
should
arrive
here
aboat
tomorror
evening.
Capt.
James
Watt
Is
in
command.
HITLER
RELEGATED
LONDON.
June
12:
CP
Hltrer
and
his
associate
are
part
of
the
general
problem
of
evil,
Dr.
R.
H.
Strachan.
newly-elected
moderator
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
of
England,
told
the
General
Assembly
here.
TSCHAIKOVKSY
FESTIVAL
TORQUAY.
Eng.,
June
12:
CP-More
than
1,000
person
attended
the
Tschalkovskjr
centenary
festival
here.
Peter
Hich
Tsehalkoraky
I
was
born
at
Votklnank.
Russia.
May
7.
1840.
and
died
at
St.
Petersburg
November
6.
1893.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
June
12.
1915
Oermans
on
th?
Eastern
Front
claimed
successes
on
TU
I
J,.me
aan
na
"neuter
Rivers
In
laken
IntO
UlSlOayVlve
towards
Lemberg
.Lwow.
In
I'-Jie
west.
French
cantured
hrtghw.
icrui
of
Bouchez
and
forced
Oer-"naiv
back
southeast
of
Hebutemt
H.
G.
Helgerson
Limited
216
SIXTH
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B.C.
We
have
on
rir
liU
the
fol-.
lowing
rood
buys:
412
E.MKItSON
PMCK
7-room
house,
2
lots.
Lovely
garden.
Fully
modern.
Furnace.
4
bedrooms.
Concrete
foundations.
Cash
$3150.
Terms
$2000,
balance
in
monthly
payments.
We
Have
Several
Furnished
Houses
for
Rent
for
the
Summer
Months
CROOM
HOUSE
-On
Taylor
Street
3
bedrooms
Fullj
modern
and
sewer
in
good
condition
Cash
$1000
or
$1800
on
terms.
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QUALITY
ill
GOLD
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Fancy
Red
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PINK
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Finest
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racked
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