LONDON,
July
11:
(CP)
A
new
I
Emergency
Powers
Act
extending
;,th.r
t.h
Government's
author-
ty
was
Introduced
In
the
House
IC
Commons
yesterday
Dy
m.
nun.
IClement
Atlee,
Lord
rnvy
&eai.
The
bin
provmes
aor
spcwai
I
courts
In
certain
areas
to
bring
to
trial
and
punish
offenders
"as
I
ny
be
required
by
the
military
1
situation.''
ROUMANIAN
SITUATION
UNSETTLED
I
Hungarians
from
other
parts
of
noumanla.
Meantime,
there
were
reports
from
Istanbul
which
said
Russia
intended
to
make
further
tncur-
ONE
DRY
iwork.
PROVINCE
Prince
Edward
Island
Decides
to
Continue
Prohibition
:
CHARLOTTETOWN,
July
H.
Complete
returns
In
the
Prince
Ed-
TarH
Telonrl
llnn-
nlflhl
ult.l
rflOWed
that
this
province
was
to
remain
thnilanrf
iinlut
tnr
orMlHnllPfl
DrO-
Mbitlon
and
eight
thousand
voted
for
sale
of
beer
and
wine
as
bever
ages;
1TAI.IA1SI
nOVATION
RVTlMtTV
Aova1ln
Tnlw
11!'
The
Italian
Tesldents
In
this1
coun
try
have
made
the
second
sun
stantlal
donation
toward
var
emphasis
Is
on
multiple
rlfle-call-bre
machine
guns.
Britain's
bombers
have
heavy
defensive
armament.
Variations
of
the
standard
armament
(
n
nl
1
1
H
1
r
fr
lito
rf
Mnnnn
ViaVP
I
been
employed
on
some
types,
Bri
tish
and
German,
The
word
"can
non
Is
a
general
term
lor
large
bore,
shell-firing
machine
guns.
Here
Is
how
the
famous
British
B)
.types
compare
In
armament
with
their
German
(O)
opposltes:
Fighters
H.
wasai
-lane
attaclcs
on
CARIBOO
TRAGEDY
Three
Tersons
From
Saskatchewan
Killed
And
Three
injured
u.
Automobile
Leaves
Highway
.
..rtiTiTco
Tniv
11:
(CP)
Threai
persons
were
-
-
three
lnlured
in
a
uw"'
aeddent
accident
on
on
the
me
v
Cariboo
"7
Highway
wr
POUND
STERLING
,Lfl
Tvhn
palled
the
fortl
tnestauon.
the
station.
But
BUk
the
,
.
tram
,,
on.wnwu
j
V.f
went
over
had
left
yesterday
when
a
car
th
have
travelled
..
.
viurtipfi
to
tne
;
.,
.
....
in
mtns.
the
roaaway
an"
i-
tana
ine
svauun
"
railway
tracks
below.
All
the
victims
were
from
Saskatchewan.
new
vork
corrEit
tude
of
the
British
troops
"marvel-
1......
M
ennlraa
et
H
nrivate
carriea
from
the
battlefield
witn
pout
-j
-
j
t.ki
Vioail
wounds.
banaageaaua
-
He
was
blinded
in
one
eye
but,
when.
...
-,i
.,r.c
v3ripri
and
he
found
tne
ot"c
,
......
he
could
see,
he
told
ner
cneenuu.
"Oh,
I
have
one
eye,
sister."
Whenever
ambulances
arrlvefl-!u.
t,.iai
wns
hombed.
she
said.
uwpiVH,
"
tilt;
,
.
,
.
.
"The
Red
Cross
is
the
thing
the
Germans
want
to
oomo
oui,
vi
...
rVia
rtAlarpfl.
151.CIIUC,
"v-
.
.
.
nnthir
eist.pr
was
left
behind
when
she
failed
to
receive
orders
that
a
mobile
hospital
was
to
be
with
her
were
four
wounded
British
officers.
She
drove
with
them
In
a
motor
amDuiance
u
to
a
seaport
30
miles
away.
The
boat
on
which
they
were
to
embark
had
ocen
Domocu.
They
-proceeded,
to
another
port
to
,ipi!
hurl
rendered
it
unus-
-
awiu
iiii.ivj
.
.
..,rie
-ui
TTvontiinllv
an
ambulance
train
new
YORK.
July
u.-wvv'
"r
""""
rr'T'
th.v
.
tnnu.
tnpm
IO
Ijacuuc
n"-
v
"-j
WHEAT
PRICES
CHICAGO,
July
ll.-Wheat
prices
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.r
-
-
-
;
The
laicsi
propoaj
an
n
and
Italian
foreign
ministers
noi
u
rorwarfl
guns,
lour
rear
guns.
ui.
,.
at
AUstraUa
and
the"
Unl-
-
,1
Dornier.
17;
two
fixed
gunS.
two
"
;
"
n
.eonomte
COUn
u.c
.r.
an.
moveable
guns.
fpr
thft
nurnose
of
establishing
"VeJ?
InWrn-d
trt
.m,tr,nn.UIhltflrth
Whit
oi
niuuwuji6-MMiin"4.
......
Sergeant
McClinton
to
prevent
the
Nail
organization
nn
i
from
wrestlne
control
of
the
gov-
lYllSSlllSf
in
HCUOn
lernment
from
him.
was
today
or-
tlon.
I
dered
released.
Carol
ls
still
try-
.
ling
to
maintain
stability
between
officer
IT
!
A
h
Iron
Guard
and
Communis
CasuaUics-
'Llie
AJ1
..A..
From
Belfast
.a.
.u
w
arest
vesLerdav
in
an
ODen
car,
invert,,
Belfast
newspapers
record
that
Rmimania
it.
9.
renorted
In
Sereeant
W.
A.
McClinton,
rjromeri
some
quarters,
was
stiffening
her
0f
sergeant
J.
H.
McClinton
of
rtslstsmce
against
Hungarian
de-'thfi
Britlsn
Columbia
police
force,
m,nil.
t7l
1
.nn.Ai.nt
If
II'
H
B
hn.
nf
:uuuiu9.
ciicwaicrt,
wucii
J,
mlSSlng,
ale
Was
a
aiicmuti
v
said
she
might
be
willing
to
cede
.the
Irlsh
QuardS
and
prior
to
that
to
Hungary
portions
of
Transyl-was
a
mem'ber
of
the
Metropolitan
Y-
I
I.
.
,
1
Trt.Hivnt.tQn)
-
-11
1
VnA
iua
which
are
larneay
iiuaisano,.-
jjce
a,tacrica
10
ocouaiiu
InnniilatdH
nnnnlilcH
mild
urlth
onatrlatlnn
ronatrlntlon
of
of
I..
h-j
....
for
active
axflva
service
cprvir.R
against
Roumanla
by
occu-
transferred
to
Vancouver
Is-lons
Pying
the
Carpathian
Pass
at
the'.
mouth
of
the
Danube
River.
German
newspapermen
in
Bucharest
commented:
"Let
Russia
take
wht
trio
ttmriti
tinur.
Germany
will
take
It
from,
her
next
spring."!
I
Reports
were
current
today
in
official
quarters'
that
Roumanla
would
resign
from
the
League
of
Nations.
He
on
(Under
Bombing
War
Sisters
Show
Heroism
and
Tell
Of
Fortitude
of
Their
patients
LONDON,
July
U:
(CPl-Nurses
who
returned
with
the
British
Ex-...j.n
rv-rn
from
Flanders
was
called
up
i
MA
ol
the
dogged
.
courage
or
the
outbreak
of
war.
'wounded
soldiers
and
of
constant
.
vt
McClinton
niiMtftn
wrtel
..
nM
hospital
unctfnl
units
units
CAPiroonf
J
UC
a
gVWI.
w
-
,
mi
UlUliL.
HVVv
chief
of
the
district
detaenmeni
by
German
airplanes,
of
the
provincial
ponce
ucic
to
a
few
years
ago
wnen
ne
Advised
by
Germany
Not)
to
Upset
BalKan
rtppiecai:
MUNICH,
July
10:
(CP)rr
Leader
of
Hungary
were
told
by
1
German
.ir.e
,
i.,h
traHn
rpiatlons
rpintinns
between
Deiween
-
the
inc
-
1
t
i....
.
a
t,
,
...
sources
saw.
Ileidtr
OI
Iron
Guard
Released
"
B
U,
"
vv"
two
countries.
.This
counvry
wu
From
Custody-Carol
Strives
Sun'-
kk"
'u'rltke
tod-ffl0if8""basless
wivn
wic.
-
To
Rttsln
Equilibrium-New
a
suns
Unlted
8tatCs
than
at
prCseni
ana
Demands
Made
,B)
Vickers-WclllnRton;
one
for-
any
movcment
toward
closer
econ-
,
ward
(tun.
four
rear
Runs.
(G)
omlc
reations
meets
with
favor
BUCHAREST
July
U:
(Crf-
Jurtkers
88;
three
gun
positions.
,here
The
difficulty
may
be
to
get
loeritral
Ion
Antoncscu,
leader
of
n
,V
,,7
thc
authorities
at
Washington
w
IRoumanla's
Iron
Guard,
arrested
Vnm.froonf
Vlr-i
linfnniview
It
witn
iavor.
on
Tuesday
as
King
Carol
moved
UClgcam
muv,i!iiiuiiav
It
ls
polnted
out
that
the
econ
omic
cnange
su&scaicu
v,
.
affect
the
present
British
connec-
Is
Arrested
As
Communist
Secretary
of
Canadian
Seamen
s
Union
Charged
With
Being
Member
Of
Outlawed
Party
MONTREAL,
.July.
11:
CP
.'
Jack
Chapman,
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union,
has:
been
arrested
under,
the
.Defence
.
of
Canada
Act
as
beMg
a
memper
of
the
outlawed
Communist
rariy
New
York
Stock
Mart
Is
Weaker
Softening
Of
Values
Recorded
In
Today's
Trading
At
Uotnam
irew
vniiK.
Julv
10:
New
York
stock
prices
showed
a
downward
trend
yesterday
with
tne,
lnauswiai
average
off
.
at
ui.ji
"
off
.19
at
26.40.
Donation
To
Red
Tomorrow's
Tides,
High
6:35
a
m.
18.9
ft-19:10
p.m.
19.0
ft.
Low
0:25
a.m.
5.9
it.
.mith
winds,
mostly
cloudy
and
cool
r
12:35
p.m.
5.8
ft.
light
showers.
few
th
a
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRICE:
.1
CENTS-
XXIX,
No.
162.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
11,
1940.
niTICU
DI
AMCC
ITTCTICV
'
FAITH
OF
THEIR
CREWS;
,
SUPERIORITY
IS
PROVEN
Comparisons
With
Nazi
Equipment
Show
Number
and
Calibre
of
Guns
Carried
by
Various
Types
of
Aircraft
LONDON,
July
11:
(CP)
Experience
in
full-scale'
MionincT
nf
thn
"hlitzkrinrr"
Vina
instifiprl
fnn-!
fidencc
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
in
the
technical
superiority!
Hup
to
their
arming,
design
and
the
manner
in
which
NEW
POWER
FOR
GOV'T
UpKUl
Military
Courts
Emtriencj
u
England
In
UP
Wal
i
In
In
current
British
lighters
the
(B)
Hawker
Hurricane:
eight
ma
chine
guns.
(G)
Heinkel
112;
two
machine
guns,
two
cannon
in
wings.
(B)
Vlckers
Spitfire;
eight
machine
guns.
(O)
Messerschmltt
109;
four
machine
guns,
one
cannon.
(B)
Boulton-Paul
Defiant;
multiple
guns
in
turret;
also
Bristol
Blenheim;
nest
of
guns-under
fuse-hfge,
one
gun
in
rear
turret.
(G)
Messerschmltt
110;
four
forward
Canada
Needs
More
Men-All
Between
19
And
45
Urged
To
Take
Training
OTTAWA,
July
11:
(CP)
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister
of
national
defence,
and
Hon.
C.
G.
Power,
minister
of
air,
last
night
called
for
more
men
for
the
Canadian
army.
Col.
Ralston
said
that
40,000
additional
men
were
needed
for
the
Canadian
Active
Pnwer
said
that
many
thousands
were
wanted
for
part
time
training
m
the
non-permanent
active
militia.
'
Col.
Ralston
said
that
every
able-bodied
man
m
Canada
from
nineteen
to
firty-five
years
of
abe
and
"perhaps
over"
should
have
military
training.
Those
i,.f
fn
fim
miiuia
f
n
rpopive
trainine
in
the
evenings
would
spend
perhaps
two
or
three
weeks
m
camp,
inose
caueti
up
laiei
mmci
hwu""
would
probably
spend
six
weeks
in
camp.
.
.
Major
Power
said
that
every
man
of
military
age
should-
contact
local
military
authorities
sind
be
ready
to
drill
two
nights
weekly
at
local
military
headquarters
by
July
15
and
be
ready
for
carjip
by
August
1.
If
military
establishments
were
not
completed
by
the
voluntary
method,
the
men
would
be
called
up
by
classes.
MORE
TRADE
HUNGARY
WITH
STATES;
WARNED
1
Australia
Suggests
Economic
Coun
cil
To
Settle
Matters
Of
Trade
1
.....
i-t
tl'ilh
I!
S.
.
.
inu
nw"
guiu,
vwo
rear
guua,
ku
toiuiwu.
t
I
nomb"
.
CANBERRA,
Australia,
July
11
(n
Hand
ev-Paee
HamDden:
two'
r.
7
V
.
,-
.ui.
,.
;
Bulletins
"
i
TWELVE
NAZIS
DOWNED
LONDON
The
Air
Ministry
announces
that
twelve
enemy
planes
were
shot
down
and
many
more
damaged
during
reniwed
heavy
attacks
around
the
English
coast
today.
i
IRELAND
DISAGREES
LONDON
There
appears
to
be
possible
uerman
mtmiuu..
Premier
Eamonn
de
Valera
of
Eire
Is
determined
to
maintain
strict
neutrality.
Lord
Craigavon,
.Premier
of
Northern
Ireland,
fays
neutrality
would
be
"repugnant
to
the
loyal
soul
of
Ulster"
which
la
determined
to
maintain
its
pres-
i
ent
constitutionality
at
the
side
of
great
Britain.
FRENCH
FISH
BOATS
TAKEN
HALIFAX
A
French
fishing
fleet
from
the
Grand
Banks
off
Newfoundland
has
been
escorted
Into
aCanadian
Atlantic
port
by
Canadian
naval
vessels.
CURTAIN
EVACUATION
LONDON
Owing
to
lack
of
steamship
accomodation,
the
plan
of
evacuating
British
school
children
to
Canada
may
be
considerably
curtailed.
It
is
sussest-ed
that
the
United
States
might
send
ships.
ITALIANS
ARE
LOST
ROME
Two
hundred
and
twenty
Italian
and
Albanian
of.
fleers"
and
men
were
lost
when
the
Italian
molorship
Paganinl
burned
and
sank
June
28
oft,
Dur-
ai7.o.
It
is
officially
announced.,
lThr
cuie
of
the
sinking
s,,.riqi
u,
-rj
1
disclosed.
I
Cross
Sent
By
1
Telegraph
Creek
vAwrmrvKR..
Julv
11:
(CP)
The
provincial
superintendent
of
Red
r
announces
receipt
ol
a
dona
tion
of
$205
from'
the
Boulder
Creek
Mining
Co.
at
Telegraph
crees.
Halibut
Sales
American
Gloria
II.,
14,000,
9.7c
and
7.5c,
Rtirapp.
Ponlidee.
30.000.
9.3C
and
l.X,
Rooth.
Vnrpmost.
40.000.
9c
and
7.DC
Storage,
Canadian
Teeny
Mllly,
14,500,
9.8c
and
7c
Atlin.
J.
R.
(holding
over)
9,000,
offered
9.5c
and
7c
by
Pacific.
LONDON
SILVER
LONDON,
July
10.
The
London
silver
price
yesterday
was
21
15-16c.
AIR
liAID
ON
ITALY
LONDON
The
Admiralty
an-nounres
that
an
Italian
destroyer
and
a
thulk.of
the
type
generally
used
as
a
depot
or
store
ship"
were
sunk
yesterday
by
the
British
air
force
in
a
raid
on
an
Italian
harbor
In
Sicily.
All
British
planes
returned
safely
to
their
bases
from
the
raid
on
the
Italian
naval
base.
BRITISH
SHirS
HALTED
BUCHAREST
Twenty
British
hln
of
tonnage
totalling
4tf,000
are
reported
to
have
been
halted
by
Roumanian
authorities
on
the
Danube
as
they
sought
to
depart
through
the
Black
Sea
towards
Turkey.
FRENCH
SHUFFLE
GENEVA
D.JLB.
(German)
nrai
nrencv
renorts
that
Albert
.
.
i
PrclHrnt
nf
'
j
t
ion
on
the
totalitarian
basis
I
There
may
be
a
plebiscite.
NO
DEMAND
ON
TURKEY
ISTANBUL,
Turkey
Official
Russian
quarters
said
today
that
Russia
had
no
intention
of
making
demands
upon
Turkey.
Denounced
as
"nonsense"
was
the
fear
that
Moscow
was
about
to
ask
concessions
in
the
Dardanf
iua
nr
h
Haiicasu
region
of
Turkey.
BIG
SHIPS
UNDAMAGED
LONDON
The
British
completely
denies
claims
by
Italy
that
serious
damage
was
done
by
aerial
bombing
to
the
great
British
battleship
Hood
and
the
aircraft
carrier
Ark
toyaL
Bombs
fell
close,
the
Admiralty
admits,
but
there,
were
no
direct
hits,
no
damage
and
no
casualties.
NEW
R.A.F.
SUCCESSES
CAIRO
New
and
successful
attacks
by
the
Royal
Air
Force
on
several
Italian
bases
in
North
Africa
are
reported.
MALTA
BOMBARDED
ROME
According
to
Italian
claims.
Malta
has
again
been
vi
olently
bombarded
by
the
Italian
Nazis
Ease
Up
On
Raids;
Lost
Numerous
Planes
lnBig
Battle
Thirty-Seven
Enemy
Machines
Estimated
to
Have
Been
Disposed
of
Yesterday
With
Five
More
Today
t
nvnniM
T1ir
ll
(r.T
Five
flprmnn
nlanes
were
little
little
chance
chance
of
of
an
an
agreement
agreement
be
oe-
uuuuu,
y
v
,
7
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in
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rmrl
nn
d
smith
PflMSt
KinffllSn
DOIT.
Northern
Ireland
for
common
de-
yatcbers
saw
three
bombers
plunge
into
sea
and
another
.
...
I
t
I
I.
Ik.
(...
If
.
.
.
1
11
I
'
1
J
1
C
A
1nH
JlMM
lence
oi
tne
uhiiu.iii.uk
nvo.ii
nn
tViP
shnrp
whilfi
a
fighter
made
a
forced
landiric
and
the
crew
was
captured.
The
raiding
Nazis
sowed
bombs
in
the
Midlands,
in
the
southeast
and
southwest',
HUGE
SUM
IS
ASKED
r
Another
Four
Billion
Dollars
Sought
By
Roosevelt
For
Defence
ASSENT
IS
Is
.
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
July
11:
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
,
asked
Congress
yesterday
to
authorize
an
additional
$4,800,00000
for
defence
in
a
sTiecial
messaee
asserting
"we
will
not
use
our
arms
In
war
of
ag
gression
or
send
men
to
take
part
la"
a
European
war."
The
request
brings
tq
about
$10,-000
000,000
the
funds
asked
this
session
for
defence.
i
GIVEN
BILL
In
yesterday's
intense
aerial
bat
tles
in
the
Dover
area
thirty-siven
German
raiding
planes
were
either
'
shot
down
or
disabled.
Fourteen
are
known
to
have
been
shot
down
and
23
are
believed
to
have
been'sb
badly
damaged
that
they
would
b9
unable
to
reach
home.
Two
Bri
tish
fighters
were
shot
down.
MANY
CITY
LOTS
SOLD
Transfers
of
Property
Authorize
by
Commissioner
Sitting
a3
a
city
council
'this
morning,
City
Commissioner
D.;J.
Matheson
authorized
the
following
several
transactions
In
city
tax
T
1
HIT
1
IP
rTr
I
sale
nrorjertv:
IIAVlAlir,
1U
I
acaveaalle.tot.52.
RAIL
LINE,
Section
1.
$730.
Flnat
Authorization
Given
Measure,
$243.75,
lorun
mjraii""
,
-,
.
Block
1,
John
Olsen,
Lot
3
and
4,
Block
2S,
Section
5,-
$2M.-'ftim
John
BTirnlotls,
Lot
25,
biock-j,
'Section
1,
$110.
n.iVi.h
n.M.r.
tu
iin
Railway
Line
John
Furnlotls,
For
Short
Time'
Lot
I
Block
5,
Section
1,
$50.
.
,
JH
iirmit'n
Tnnsc
t'.nt
V.
9ft
ft'nf
SS.
.
imam
u
u.iw,
v
j
-
!ii
Block
34,
Section
1!,
$2150.
LOt
"
LUCERNE,
swttzeriana.
JU1y
it:
?
f-
RaUroad
sources
SoS20,
Block
20
4
ruptlon
of
traffic
on
the
rail
line
,
.
through
Brenner
Pass
between
Ger-
Uan'Sind
Betty
chrUteriseh,
and.Italy.
The
cause
was
not
,
many
Lot
11,12,
B,
Block
3.
Section
to
o,
$607i.
i,
.
ascertained
but
it
was
reported
that
Ll
2'
jm
3
'there
had
been
a
line
damaged
by
J?g
'
Action
7,
British
air
raiders.
m&X
Section
7,
$75.
-
f
I
John
E.
Morris,
Lot
E.
Vi
of
,23,
(Block
3,
Section
2,
$236.
Stanley
E.
Parker,
Lot
ii.
Block
35,
Section
t
$600.
.
Owen
L.
and
Jessie
K.Murray,
.int.
W
li.
of
8.
Block
26.
Section
0,
U.naUlll1g
U11CI14UUJHIV...
I
arctciouil,
uv
u
w,
.w.
surance
In
Canada
j
15,
Section
7,
$135.
Roderick
McRae,
$115.
LONDON,
-
July
11:
(CP)
Royal.
Fred
Rlffou,
Lot
23,
Block
28,
Sec-
France
and
be
succeeded
ny
Assent
was
given,
aitei
uon
o,m.su.
v
'
Premier
retain.
Former
Premier
the
British
House
of
Lords
yester-;
Walter
Bushmann.
Lot
31,
Block
Flandin
may
succeed
Petain
as
day.
to
a
bill
amending
the
British
7(
section
1.
$110.
Premier
By
a
vote
of
5G9
to
80
,North
America
Act
to
empower
the.
Jas.
Greer,
Lot
18
and
E.
Vz
of
19.
.l-
.:-i
A.cmWi
vrsterdav
Canadian
Parliament
to
pass
an
nwir
20.
Section
6,
ut
I1C
.
-
,
i
.
Mv,omo
.
j
t
ft
m
l
1
.dnntpd
the
new
French
constitu
unemployment
uuiauw
noy
u.
n.
uuimuiu,
r,
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
NEW
YORK.
July
11.
The
Can-
.Jl.n
Inllar
mat
nnntpH
at
85-VnC
on
Block
22,
Section
7,
$90.
'
Anthony
Bussanich,
Lot
1,
Bleak.
1
36.
Section
7.
$90.
Geo.
Ferguson
Jr.,
Lot
35;
37,
the
New
York
foreign
exenange
-Block
37,
Section
7,
$107.50.
market
today.
a.
and
P.
Foss
Nellsen,
E.
V,
of
22,
air
force.
were
destroyed,
1
;
Block
1,
Section
8.
$82.50.
.
HONG
KONG
AND
AUSTKAL.1A
.
SYDNEY,
N.
S.
W.,
July
11:
it
.
-
.
proposed
to
double
the
present'
(lmiTal
lS
air
service
hptween
between
this
this
country
country
and
Hong
Kong.
Three
British
planes
I
yed,
it
Is
said,
and
two
1
Italian
planes
failed
to
return.
U.S.
BASES
IN
CANADA
Disappointed
Sir
Andrew
Cunningham
Would
I
Have
Liked
to
See
Italian
FlrM
I
It
Out
Rather
Than
Run
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
It
is
suggested
here
that
naval
and
air
LONDON,
July
11:
(CP)
Admlr-bases
be
established
by
United
'al
Sir
Andrew
Cunningham,
com-States
In
Nova
Scotia
and
Ber-
mander-ln-chlef
of
British
naval
In
the
Mediterranean,
,des-ing
forces
muda
as
a
measure
of
strengthen-
coast
defences.
crlbes
the
naval
action
in
the
Med
POSSIBLE
COMPLICATIONS
LONDON
Under
Foreign
Secretary
Butler
suggested
to
Parliament
yesterday
that
there
might
arise
complications
in
the
situation
in
Eastern
Europe,
as
affecting
the
relations
of
Russia
and
he
axis
powers,
which
would
de-ract
attention
of
Germany
and
Italy
from
Great
Britain.
lterranean
mis
weev
as
uioay-polntlng"
as
the
Italians
ran
for
shore
defences
instead
of
remaining
Iti
flirht.
It.
out.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON.
tCP)
The
Montreal
nrlce
of
bar
cold
on
the
London
market
was
unchanged
today
at
$37.54
per.
tine
ousce,
;
if