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Vancouver
.
linn
ITonll
KJaUfltl-
v-Joner
and
the
Chamber
of
.
the
wish
that
he
during
the
visitor
Mr.
8u-
a
dlstlnguUhed
cuet
and,
jvJng
so
many
other
prom-1
P
s.e
Rupert
clUsens
oln
:
'ant
occasion.
The
local
1nrv
trrmtA
on
ImnnrL-
f
the
northern
commun
is
1
t
nnnriN-lalM
thU
VlUt
t.l'l!
krH
fh
Prtn
nururt
vlnl-
':r
be'.ng
there
and
Jolrlng
:
'his
occasion.
Nskauchl
spoke
briefly,
say-
"vat
,hls
wa
his
first
vUlt
to
j
'a
vtni
the
vanoui
oaru
01
-ur'ry
where
there
were
Ja-:e
prople
living.
ThU
was
the
nil
...it
nt
Vi
VlnH
lru-
his
-Tr
nnil
amI
nnut
waa
nav.
t
..
to
Northern
British
1
a
-?
rapps
iivinir
1
1
mj
ri
t
ir
1
auii"
Irsubled.
His
people
ippred-
jii
wnmn
i
"f
ti
imnp
iir
liiuiiisu
tD
Japanese
associations
for
'j
r.ucTuunmem
aim
ainv-v.mv-so
many
prominent
citizens
be-
Precnt
He
sa
d
he
liked
I'nnce
isri
v
n
k
inn
nnriii
linn
va
w
-----
V.
7a
ipar.nse
consul
ai
viitvui.irnw.
bu
7
man.
He
met
the
coun-
Mr.
Churchill
also
said
Jhat
he
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Qreat
Britain
recognlied
the
Bel-
0
.XK
ana
laiKeq
uvcr
uu
gum
ieiuijrc
huvciiuii?i
esvau-
l
.
.
j
A
r
.
v
npAhiatM.
1
i.nvi
in
i-rfi
n
ji
a
in
aaiit
iuai
nt-Mi
Interest,
hearine
about
.
Belgian
government.
The
Prime
r-f
the
local,
Industrie,
par-
Minister
reiterated
British
deter-
r
In
relation
to
possible
i
mlnatlon
to
restore
Belgium.
with
Japan.
William
Watt
:i
and,
in
a
neat
speech,
ln--1
the
visitor.
the
evening
at
the
Boston
Cafe
::e
Japanese
fishermen's
Ah-1
luniiA
Ruck
nrlnlpf
....
.1
1
j
,h
Mr
Buga
and
the
guet
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cham-
1
.
w
1
iir
i.anjanian
niiiHin.11
and
president
of
the
no-
tJUt
MiUV
W
i.
IVt
VI
vise
9
r
..Al.
V7
If.
4
ft
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a
1
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r
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ItlswiYS
I
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I
I.LAI)IKH
imOITKI)
PAKIS
I'remler
Paul
Iteynaud
hai
dropped
Former
Premier
Kd-ouard
Daladier
from
his
cabinet
and
himself
takes
over
the
war
and
foreitn
affairs
ministries.
The
new
"ministry
of
the
French
family"
Is
created.
Editor
of
"L
.Soir"
becomes
mlntkter
of
education.
Several
other
ministers
nC&eni
I
hM
Ar
har
Hn
dron
WatU
speaking
for
the
city.
ln
lhc
hake-np.
IN
SKAGERRACK
STOCKHOLM
British
war-ships
are
reported
to
have
attacked
German
transports
in
the
Skagerrack.
'There
was
heavy
firing.
Al.l.iri)
AIU
RAIDS
LONDON
The
Koyal
Air
Forre
last
hlcht
made
successful
raids
on
military
objectives
in
Frankfort,
Cologne.
Dusseldorf.
Mannheim,
Iladen,
Munich
and
other
important
Oerman
centres.
The
French
made
similar
flight.
Troop
concentrations
were
broken
up,
oil
reserves
set
afire
and
other
estenslve
damage
done.
More
Oerman
planes
were
also
brought
down
in
rombat.
GERMANY'S
BOAST
PARIS
Italian
observers
are
quoted
as
sajlnc
that
Germany
Intends
to
occupy
Paris
In
fifteen
days,
bringing
hostilities
to
a
close.
Military
action
In
the
Rou
...
t
.
.
..
1
.
...
....
I.
ftrlrnrri
In
scnaratc
...
.
a
.
.
.
1
W
.
iirltkh
and
French
forces,
as
for
the
western
front
fighting,
Berlin
says
It
is
going
according
to
plan.
Brand
new
Nail
forces
are
being
used.
WINDSOR
RETIRES
PARIS
With
the
withdrawal
of
the
British
Expeditionary
Force
from
France,
the
Duke
of
Windsor
has
relinquished
his
position
as
liaison
officer
between
British
and
French
armies
and
has
Jthrtr-.
mc
In
lllki
nrnrpdfd
to
Southern
FfaiiCC
'in
naa
since
Dccn
paniy
urs
r.
......
.......
......
.-!the
cltv
to
noInU
of
interest.
Then
-
"oui.iii
Buiu
iwn-v.
.-
-
..,
.ih
the
execu-
better
trade
relations
with
Can-
"
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phnmb
.1
n
.
U
-u
,
1
.
it
11
--
n
security
while
much
of
the
ut
mo
worm
was
in
lurmuit.
appreciated
greatly
the
man-
r
In
which
he
was
being
enter-
Other
Activities
Mathcson
and
later
laid
a
en
at
the
cenotaph,
being
ac-
ropanlcd
by
Neal
Cameron,
vlce-
'aent
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
IIVC
Ol
Hie
1
mice
of
Commerce
and
the
dinner
by
the
Pritipp
rtunert
Japanese
Association
and
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Resident
Fishermen's
Association.
t.nst
nlcht
Mr.
Nakauchl
gave
an
address
at
the
Japanese
Hall
to
the
local
Japanese
community.
ThL
afternoon
Mr.
Nakauchl
was
the
cuest
sneaker
at
the
regular
YeatfTriav
nfirnfvin
Mr
Nnkau-
wppklv
luncheon
of
the
Prince
KU-
1
called
tinon
Cltv
Commissioner
nert
Rotary
C1UD.
Alter
wic
con.
as
the
guest
of
District
No.
2
Fishermen's
Association,
he
proceeded
on
a
visit
to
Skecna
River
canneries.
Returning
here
tomor-
..mu
uic
cunsui
iui
hibi
1,.
.
1
Rn
1
DV
Uie
rt.
.
.,
.
'irraw
nil
wp
inen
...t.i
mere
...w.
was
na
a
can,
v...
-
.
,
,
.j.i-m-
Inmnrrow'
nlCIll
government
Agent
Norman
A.l
"-
-----
atl
followed
by
a
drive
around)on
hU
return
to
Vancouver.
TALK
ON
Florida
Is
part
of
States
but
is
quite
(Continued
on
Payc
Four)
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TODAY'S
STOCKS
(OnurtMT
8.
D
Jrhcwoo
Oo.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.07.
Bralome,
8.05.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.85.
Dentonta,
.01.
Falrview,
.00?i.
Oold
Belt,
.18.
Hedlty
Mascot,
M.
Mlnto.
.02'k.
Noble
Five.
jOOIi.
Pend
Oreille,
U8.
Pioneer,
2.00.
Premier,
0.
Privateer,
.45.
Reeves
McDonald,
.20.
Reno.
.18.
Relief
Arlington,
.03ii.
Salmon
Oold,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.88.
,
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.10V4.
Calmont,
.20.
C.
&
E.,
1.10.
Home,
1.38.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Can.,
-13Vi-.Okalta,
.62.
Mercury,
.0314.
Prairie
Royalties,
.lUi.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.14.
Seattle,
.85.
Central
Pat.,
1.65.
Con.
Smelters,
29.75.
East
Malartic,
2.07.
Fernland,
.02.
Francoeur,
.1915.
Gods
Lake,
.26.
Hardrock,
.68.
Int.
Nickel,
28.62.
Kerr
Addison,
125.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.90.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.11.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.28.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
.86.
Moneta,
.45.
Noranda,
48.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.50.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.51.
San
Antonio,
1.30.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.62
xd.
Uchl,
.36,
Bouicadlllac,
.03.
Moshcr,
.03
V4.
Oklcnd,
,03.
Smelters
Gold,
,00U.
Dominion
Bridge,
24.50.
1
PROVINCIAL
WILL
SPEED
RECRUITING
British
Columbia
Being
Divided
Into
Seten
Areas
For
This
Purpose
VICTORIA,
June
6:
(CP)
Mili
tary
headquarters
here
yesterday
I
announced
completion
of
arrange-
ments
for
an
intensive
drive
for
recruits
in
Military
District
No.
11
J
which
is
to
be
instituted
Immedi
ately.
10
jacuivaie
recruiting
me
province
has
been
mapped
Into
seven
areas
with
establishment
of
recruiting
depots
ln
such
main
centres
as
Vancouver.
Wictoria,
Cran-brook,
Nelson
Kelowna,
Kamloopi
and
a
seventh
taking
ln
Prince
Ru
pert,
Smlthers
and
Prince
George
area.
The
province
Is
divided
Into
areas
according
to
geographical
conditions
and
density
of
Six
of
the
depots,
including
officers,
have
been
'completed
while
the
seventh
that
Including
Prinst
Rupert,
Smlthers,
Prince
George
and
surrounding
area
Is
being
com-.
pleted.
!
Thetecrults
will
be
medically
boarded
at
the
spot,
attested
and
forwarded
immediately
to
destination,
either
one
of
the
regimental
depots,
a
district
depot
or
one
of
the
units
mobilizing.
After
acceptance
recruits
will
be
provided
with
transportation
and
meals.
Particular
attention
will
be
pad
to
all
types
of
skilled
mechanics
Including
cooks,
clerks
and
otherj
specialists
who
will
be
carefully
classified,
trades
tested
and
placed
in
units
where
their
knowledge
will
be
most
useful.
BILLY
CONN
WINS
FIGHT
Defeated
Ous
Lesnovich
In
Fifteen
Round
Bout
For
Light
Heavyweight
Title
NEW
YORK,
June
6:
(CP)
Billy
Conn
successfully
defended
his
light
heavyweight
title
last
night
by
winning
a
fifteen
round
decision;
over
Gus
Lesnovich
of
New
'
Jersey.
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XXIX
No.
133.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
6,
1940.
CENTS
Battle
Of
Tanks
Is
Raging
'SSION
British
House
Will
Discuss
Home
Defence
Only
One
Belgian
Government
LONDON.
June
6:
CP
Prime
MlnUter
Winston
Churchill
announced
today
that
the
HouMf
Commons
would
hold
a
secret
session
next
Tuesday
on
home
de-
Germans
Smash
Into
Weysand
Line
With
Motorized
Forces
Only
To
End
In
Destruction
Sphere
of
Fjrjhtinff
on
Somme
and
Aisne
Rivers
is
Seven
!
.Miles
Deep
Nazis
Suffering
Terrific
Losses
---
t
'
in
Trapping
of
Tanks
rLyKiUA4,pARIS
June
6
amPlank
coi
ns
head
J.
Prudhomme
Speaks
Interest-
Weyfeand
Line
aloilj
Ingly
Before
Gyro
Club
on
(,
Eversiades
state
.
NeV
New
tactics
tactics
for
for
meetintr
meetintr
the
the
blitzkreiir
blitzkreiir
are
are
said
sain
to
to
havt
nave
entangled
Herman
tanks
in
a
iorwaru
zone,
permitting
their
destruction
at
will,
Nazi
characteristics
from
any
otherstate
win
trainwi
rfptarhmenL.
rinz-
front
of
the
Union
said
A.
J.
Prudhomme
lng
thfm
un(jer
full
fire.
Paris
ob-
Some
German
tanks
are
estlmat-yesterday
In
giving
an
interesting
s.rvm
declared
that
the
Nazi
Pan-
d
l
hare
drIren
ven
and
a
haU
travel
talk
before
the
Prince
Ru-
zer
d.vHions
had
suffered
heavy
mlles
lnto
French
lines,
attacking
pert
Gyro
Club
at
its
regular
week-
IoJSJ
in
swarms
of
two
and
tiree
hun-
ly
luncheon.
In
a
near
tropical
battle
ragrt
seven
miles
In
dred
each-
However,
several
hun-aone.
the
state
has
three
distinct
deptlL
NmU
o(
prfnch
.machine
drfd
ot
lhe
unts
a"
reported
to
kinds
of
climate
and
has
a
grea
gunners
and
pursuit
planei
were
m-
naTe
en
destroyed,
variety
of
flora
and
fauna.
Mr.
,wrtec.
to
have
successfully
heid
Premier
Paul
Reynaud
declared
Prudhomme
described
some
of
the
back
tne
main
German
forces,
pre-
ton's1
that
hundreds
and
hun-resources
and
Industries
of
the
Ev-
Tenting
motorcyclists
and
truck-
dreds
01
eemy
tanks
had
been
des-ergUde
State
and.
In
the
course
of
infantry
from
following
up
oye"1
since
the
Oerman
attack
was
his
talk,
also
touched
briefly
on
.v,.(,nir
..,.s.oH.
launched
yesterday.
In
an
address'
the
World's
Fair
at
New
.York
at
ine
GcrmanA
uerxnans.
throwing
uirowing
at
a;
least
least
wmcn
ne
speni
a
iew
aays
in
me
course
of
an
extensive
eastern
tour
to
his
countrymen,
'
the
Premier
said
during
the
past
winter.
French
war
ministry
spokesman
to-
the
fate
of
the
world
for
hundreds
In
a
northern
part
of
the
stat
of
hl
..
-
.
-
.
-
n,
naVe
made
ad,
of
rioiiua
mere
iu
cicn
wie-iu
Iimc
said
Mr
Prudhomme.
but
they,
were
an
Inferior
sort
of
stock
and
not
to
be
compared
with
the
more
hardy
types
of
the
prairies.
Fruit
raising
and
farming
weir,
of
course.
Bulletins
ITALY
CLOSES
COASTS
ROME
An
authoritative
source
said
today
that
Italian
authorities
were
notifying
the
United
States
government
that
a
twelve-mile
strip
around
the
Italian
coast
was
being
mined,
this
also
applying
to
Albania
and
African
Italian
coasts.
It
is
said
that
the
United
States
liner
Washington
will
be
conducted
through
the
belt
into
Naples
when
it
arrives
June
10.
All
ships
approaching
the
Italian
coasts
henceforth
must
apply
for
and
receive
special
protection.
Otherwise,
they
will
be
running
at
their
own
risk.
AGAINST
ALIENS
WASHINGTON
Further
res-strictions
are
being
Imposed
against
entry
ot
aliens
to
the
United
States.
The
purposes
of
any
entering
the
country
hence,
forth
will
be
rigidly
examined.
OFFICER'S
WIFE
DIES
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
A.
M.
Mus
dered
that
all
Germans
must
leave
Hong
Kong
by
Jane
11.
GERMANY
AND
SWEDEN
STOCKHOLM
A
German-Swedish
trade
agreement
is
reported
to
have
been
almost
completed.
An
agreement
between
I
Sweden,
and
Russia
Is
also
being
I
negotiated.
RETURNS
TO
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON
American
Charge
d
'Affaires
Alexander
Kirk
returned
today
from
Berlin
and
immediately
proceeded
to
the
White
House
to
confer
with
President
Roosevelt.
Kirk
return
ed
to
United
States
by
plane
and
no
explanation
was
given
for
hit
visit.
PACT
WITH
HOLD
OUT
ROMANIA
ON
SOMME
Trade
Agreement
Between
Britain
And
Balkan
Nation
Is
Completed
Germans
Not
Making
Much
Head-
way
Against
French
and
Losing
LONDON.
June
6:
CP)-Slgnlrg
Heavily
In
Casualties
and
of
an
Anglo-Roumanian
trade
Tanks
agreement
was
officially
an-
.
nounced
tonight.
Moderator
Of
(CP)
German
motorized
divisions
PresbvtericUl
ng
a
drive
for
ran?,
smasneti
into
die
the
Somme
and
Aisne
Kivers
today
I
hnrrh
Nampri
Olliy
10
De
enguueo
in
a
quagiiuru
ueieiiee
ui
uie
1
1
ciiwji
Canada
for
the
coming
year.
CHINA
IS
PICTURED
PARIS,
June
6:
(CP)
Except
at
'a
few
points
where
there
were
slight
(withdrawals
for
strategic
reasons,
jthe
French
defenders
are
holding
out
all
along
the
110mlle
Somme
.
front
against
Germany's"
new
offeq-sive
which
became
even
more
In-:
tenslf
led
today
than
it
was
yester-
day.
.
.
..
.
The
enemy
launched
terrific
R0NJCJUnC,6,i
T
stacks
with
massed
artil-
Winiam
Barclay
of
HamUton.
On-
.
.
fn.
.fh
the
UnlUd
,,nw.
oushla
far
ahead.
are
said
vance.
Frenen
iorce
are
reimng
"
--
tne
maIn
hammerheads
apparently
both
west
and
eat
fianiuof
the
ator
or
me
t-resDyierjan
unurcn
in
different
In
vl
found
roads
barred
by
on
almed
UQm
Qf
lower
Somme
between
Amiens
and
the
sea
toward
the
port
of
Le
Havre
and
from
Campiegne
on
the
Oisa
River
and
Rethel
on
the
Aisne
to-wards
Paris.
Heavy
casualties
continued
to
be
Inflicted
on
the
enemy
who
are
paying
dearly
for
such
little
ground
a3
Colorful
and
Illustrated
Interesting
statement
said
Utiuic
1
rociucu
10
11
"incus
Canadian
Club
rr-.t
1,,
today
thathe
situation
was
"fairly
good"
but
the
hattle
had
only
started
and
.
,
,
.
.
,
.
the
Germans
had
not
yet
launched
n
cuiuiiui
i.u
"'"""6
-II
,-..
fnr-
TV,
u
iniitratprf
iMttir
nrrvn1-
v
-w.
.
two
thousand
Unks
into
the
battle
ZlVa
"LsfniXS
SSSS?n
"the
battle
of
June
940
may
decide
dictei
of
the
Somme.
were
reported
by
a
of
Wq
&
uiccuus
meeUng
ut
mc
uv4
r.rmnv'
.
:::
.
T
-defensive
island,
in
the
fprntJQf
-Over
t
wo
Hundred'
very.
Hne
plctnr-
auts
-V2g&
S
J
,u
T
,7.
ous
eney
tanks
have
been
destroy-
glving
a
running
descriptive
ac-
and
Kdign
m(L,
fT'rS
W
S
Mo"vel'
Both
tanks
and
dire
bomtwrs
told
of
history
customs
and
modern
have
begm
to
lose
their
eIfectlvfll.
Hr
many
yea",M"-
e
"
the
element
of
fear
of
then
Clarke
has
been
an
annual
visitor
j,
auarei
to
China
and
has
seen
all
parts
of
Wi'th
the
German
adTance
unlts
that
country
Twice
since
the
Ja-
now
dnly
slxty
from
parl
panese
invasion
she
has
been
there
Jpec,al
precautions
have
beea'4al
.i
P
t
studlously
did
not
en
against
parachutists
and
other
!uW
w
l
V0C
by
War
al"
fom
of
infiltration
although
It
though
this
was
referred
to
in
the
was
out
tnat
there
waj
course
of
remarks
Such
great
cl:-
need
for
undue
alarm.
.
ies
ShanehaL
fcanton.
as
Nanking
M
nlght
feU
yesterday
the
French
and
Soochow
had
been
laid
in
ruins,
positions
were
holding
all
along
the
Pelplng.
the
ancient
capital,
how-
nne
against
tank
assaults
launched
ever
had
been
spared
through
the
in
the
new
German
offensive
on
the
action
of
the
Chinese
themselves
in
somme
front,
a
military
spokes-withdrawing
so
that
It
might
not
man
said
last
night
The
main
Nazi
be
destroyed
by
bombing.
The
most
of
Mrs.
Clarke's
pictures,
covering
a
great
deal
of
country
and
depicting
a
wide
range
of
historic
and
geographical
Interest,
were
mostly
In
color.
A
note
of
lo-'
j
J
cal
interest
was
touched
through
a
number
showing
Miss
E.
M.
Earl,
the
president
of
the
local
Women's
Canadian
Club,
who
several
years
ago
made
a
trip
to
the
Orient
la
.
'company
with
Mrs.
Clarke.
'
I
The
picture
display
was
concluded
by
the
projection
of
a
number
of
scenes
in
Vancouver,
featuring
the
beautiful
homes
and
gardens
there.
Mrs.
Clarke
brought
the
lecture
to
drives
were
directed
against
Am
iens.
Peronne
and
the
Allette
canaL
REDS
GAIN
HALF
GAME
Close
Pennant
Races
Continue
In
Both
National
And
American
Leagues
CINCINNATI,
June
6:
(CP)
Cincinnati
Reds
downed
the
New
c
tard,
wife
of
a
well
known
pro-
IhPlfpf
a
f,,05e
that
'ltth
tthll(
expression
c-Via
of
Phtni
her
York
GlanU
J
5Core
f
U
vincial
police
officer,
is
dead,
he
was
formerly
at
Nanaimo
and
Duncan.
uvuvi
.urn,
n.iui.
dilC
luiru
vlilll.i
i
T
.
.
.
-
.
.
and
the
Chinese
people,
her
home',,?
onal
""
nd
made
ltS
m
Ot
leadership
nmvlnr-
nf
Rr.tUh
rl
,.n,hla
lu
,.7L
""".oyer
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
In
a
i
,
Following
iS1
Pl3M
Mrs.
jn
S
Clarke's
VhC.
W?rld'
lecture.
'close
Pnat
one
full
game.
-.,,
In
thA
Am,r,n
y.
ARE
ORDERED
OUT
Leonard
Cripps
pleased
the
audi-'tho
,MriIn,
-,..
v.
HONG
KONO-It
has
been
or-
ence
wlth
al
solos,
C.
P.
Balagno
and
second
lace
Cleveland
r
"
,,
.
Indians
lost
their
games
to
St.
A
i
Period
of
silent
prayer
was
also
Browns
and
Washington
called
for
the
success
of
the
Allied
Senators
respectively.
The
Boston-
","c
St.
Louis
weu
over
one
nundred
game
was
an
exciting
persons
foirtjpn
lnnlnc
affair
A.r
a
rpsiilt
were
In
attendance.
The
admis-
or
the
third
piace
Detrot
Tigers
sion
collections
are
being
turned
and
the
fourth
place
New
York
over
to
the
local
canteen
fund.
Yankees
winning
over
Philadelphia
Mrs.
N.
M.
Carter
assisted
the
lec-
Athletics
and
chieasro
White
Sox
turer
by
operating
the
picture
projection
machine.
Weather
Forecast!
i
General
Synopsis
A
moderate
depression
centers
near
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Is
causing
rain
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
scattered
showers
have
occurred
in
the
southern
interior.
West.
Coast
0f
Vancouver
Island
-Frcsh
east
to
south
winds,
cool
with
showers
and
fog
patches.
respectively,
the
pennant
contest
ln
this
league
was
further
tightened
up.
The
Washington
Senators
are
now
in
fifth
place
ahead
of
the
Chicago
White
Sox
while
the
Athletics
and
Browns
are
tied
up
for
seventh
spot
GERMAN
RAIDS
LONDON
German
reconnaissance
flights
along
450
miles
of
British
Coast
east,
southeast
and
east
way
presage,
It
isbe-lieved,
bombing
attacks.