i
Huhines
Take
Part
Civilians
Are
Killed
I1
w
Be
Nazi
Six
UD.'OON
June
20:
(CP)
Oer-
ber
i
wept
across
Bng-Scuiland
again
today
in
.!
mass
attacks,
drop-explosives
that
cauaed
vi
iv
minor
damage
but
n.
r
six
names
to
the
2
ualty
list.
It
wu
said
than
160
planes
took
'V
raid
Defence
forces
three
and
possibly
four
.ines
The
attacks
began
f
ire
midnight
and
last-nnarly
dawn,
extending
as
the
coast
of
Wale.
Nail
official
quarters
with
France
now
dls-4hrre
would
b
retails
-'arks
on
Great
Drltaln.
Oermany
claimed,
there
aiueks
on
the
ntport-nitrogen
works
at
Dil-
AS
(
ONE
I
TO
SPAIN
...
.
t
.
.
nit
ipc.iu
ioroaa
ue-
Iifilng
Duke
Of
Windsor
'
nho
lias
Uft
France
X".T
Prtripn
Jun
ia-
tm
?
uvtr
or
Windsor
lrt
his
;i
rcUdenre
by
automobile
:
L-radv
departed,
r
rrptfrtt
rlrculatrd
today
Duke
one
being
that
rmaimed
the
throne,
v
wr-rr
without
con-
I
j
ILL
COME
,
TO
CANADA
'
hi
i
aisam
.Kail-
.t
U
Be
Taken
Care
of
In
This
Dominion
-
'
to
acept
the
turned
aliens
and
Oer-
.
oi.rrs
or
war
from
Great
Prime
Minister
William
Ma
kenzh-
Kng
told
the'
.
Commons
today.
!
)
lArir
ttpt
n
i
m
tl
w
wr-
w
II
111
I'
FOR
FRANCE'
----
waisa
a
uvj
f
Africa
Cross
Medllf
rrancan
In
i
xiiamni
i
viiv
irirp
5
sisbS)
iu
SJ
J
?0ENr"vA.
June
20:
(CP'-
imports
:
'
t
ii
hixias
noraer
eaiij
i
.
that
French
planes
na
'TJ
Dm
North
Africa
had
croas-Mcditerranc-an
under
French
Mval
eonvov
todav
to
help
v
.it
ifrrman
nrivf"
ill
buumi
Command
statement
today
i
i.
i
a
h.
k
.a
--...
I
n
k
a.
a
i
.
m
t.-.i
,0
1"
the
lorralno
and
Vosgei
l-or-'
Thoi-apture
of
200,000
,tni
prisoners
with
General
Alt-
.
li
1
1!
i
p
1
1
1
1
1
r
rnnrn
ji
in
v
'
!;o
claimed
hv
thp
nermana.
''fina
element..!
rwrnnW
t.vons.
'"a
authorises
reported.
Ljln"
U.1I
J-
M
h
hollonr
Knit-iiU
-
fnrrr
4
4
4
4
4
STRIKE
IS
New
Set
Of
Principles
iodat:s
STOCKS
JJI'U"
"
'"'Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.91.
Bralorae.
7J0.
Cariboo
Quarts,
1.71.
Dentsnia,
.01V4.
Falrview,
.00.
Oold
Belt,
.it.
Hedley
Maaoot,
31,
Mintu.
.01.
Noble
Ftve.
.00.
lend
Oreille.
LIS.
Pioneer,
149.
Premier.
T
xd.
Privateer,
.41.
Hatves
M
Donald,
M.
Keao,
.10.
Relief
Arlington,
jOifc.
Sahuou
Oold.
J8.
Sheep
CTffc.
M.
Cariboo
Hrfdflo,
J1H.
Oils
A.
P.
Oon.,
,1.
Calmont,
.18.
C
&
B,
1M.
Home,
IM.
Pacalta,
.03.
f4
Royal
Can..
.14.
'
OkalU.
.00.
Mercury.
Mri.
Prairie
Hoyalsiea,
.11.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.lSVi-Beattle.
85.
Central
Pat..
1.4T.
Cons.
Smelters,
3
LOO
xd.
East
Malartic.
lift.
Fernland,
.02.
Francoeur.
.22.
Gods
Uke.
.26.
Hard
rock.
.00.
Int.
Nickel.
327.
Kerr
Addison,
1.50.
Little
Long
Lac,
IM.
McLeod
Ooekshutt.
1.06.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.22.
McKenUe
Red
Lake,
.90.
Moneta,
.43.
Noranda,
43.00.
Pickle
Crow,
24.
Preston
Bast
Dome,
1.49.
San
Antonio,,
1.35.
Sherrlt
Gordon,
.CO.
Uchl,
JO.
Bouieadlllac,
.03.
i
Moshcr,
.03.
Oklend,
.03.
Smelters
Oold,
.00
W.
Dominion
Bridge.
23.00.
R.
A.
A.
F.
ENTRIES
CANBERRA.
June
20:
(CP)
2400
recruits
Lorraine
i.urrairA
are
"
trvInK
M..iMM
tx
t6
fight
r
ffhr
.the
ma
Royal
Knirm
Australian
viisiraiiaii
:ui
Air
Force
iuivc
re
-
-
V
ANKARA.
June
20
Turkey
4
has
sien
formal
notice
.to
Italy
that
it
will
not
tolerate
under
any
conditions
Italian
possession
of
Syria
as
a
result
of
the
conquest
of
France
the
axis
powers.
4
by
Labor
Slitters
Promulgated
At
Ottawa
Today
4
4
4
CONDEMNED
OTTAWA.
June
30:
(CP)-In-t"Wptton
of
productive
or
distrl-huUve
work
by
strike
or
lock-outs
dllfin-
tha
war
1
t
i
uii
ui
:
set
of
principles
governing
labor)
matters
which
were
promulgated
In
an
order-In
-council
tabled
In!
ine
House
of
Commons
today.
The
order
declares
for
continued
freedom
of
labor
organisation.
WATCHING
...
JAPANESE
Status
Quo
Of
French
Indo-Chlna
Is
Matter
Of
Concern
To
Various
Nations
uorerning
united
States
is
understood
to
be
considering
sending
a
warning
to
Japan
to
rsnept
the
status
quo
of
the
Near
East
ROOSEVELT
COALITION
Important
Polilical
Developments
Impending
in
United
SUies
(Are
President
Nominates
1
WASHINGTON.
D.C,
June
20:
I
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
took
steps
to
form
a
1
coalition
cabinet
today
by
sub-t
milting
lo
the
Senate
nomina-
lions
of
Col.
Frank
Knox
to
be
I
Secretary
of
the
Navy
and
Henry
j
I..
Stimson
Secretary
of
War.
j
Both
Knox
and
SUmson
are
I
prominent
Republicans.
Knox
j
was
Republican
vice-presidential
candidate
in
1336
and
Stimson
was
Secretary
of
Stale
In
the
Hoover
administration.
ARREST
OF
I
TORONTO,
June
20:
(CP)-J.
A.
(Pat)
selliran,
president
of
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union,
was
arrested
today
on
a
charge
laid
under
the
Defence
of
Canada
regulations
Details
were
withheld.
.RED
ARMY
ON
BORDER
Forty-Four
Russian
Divisions
Reported
on
Roumanian
Frontier
Awaiting-
Developments
BUDAPEST,
i
PROVIN-
Ac
LJBRAFY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Bordeaux
Is
Bombed
BORDEAUX.
June
20
4
It
it
ectlmattv,
that
(CP)
4
more
20:
o:
Overtures
uvertures
tnan
slxlV
j
persons
inimu
were
killed
luuiu,
wane
-are
apparently
being
made
by
the
ln
German
air
bombardment
of
Jartana
tn
nn
nnnt..i
r
4
Bordeaux
durlntr
the
nltrht
4
-
f
t.
w
pwii
UWWUI
Ul
&
.
CWli
i
w
o
"
-
.
Indo-China.
Official
Japan
ex-
ne
hundred
Oerman
planes
!
presses
"grave
concern"
over
the
are
believed
to
have
engaged
status
or
French
Indo-Chlna
and
has
communicated
with
Rome
and
Berlin
sating
that
Japan
was
still
tied
to
the
axis
through
the
an
ti
-Comintern
pact.
Japan
is
ready
it
is
said,
to
take
over
French
Indo-Chinas
It
is
also
interested
in
the
Dutch
East
Indies.
Meantime,
British.
French
and
United
States
authorities
are
keeping
a
dose
watch
on
Jimmu
naval
and
military
moYefnenU
in
this
theatre.
in
the
raid
of
the
nrovtOnnal
French
capital.
4
4.1
I
RECEPTION
'
A
m
mi
Ceremonies
Marking
Advent
of
New
Governor
General
Were
Quite
Subdued
HALIFAX.
June
20:
(CP)
Never
before
han
a
new
Governor
General
of
Canada
arrived
hi
Canada
with
a
reception
so
bereft
of
traditional
display
as
was
that
which
marked
the
advent
here
today
of
the
Earl
of
Athlone
and
his
wife.
Princess
AHce.
Only
a
handful
or
government
officials
and
renresen-
ISLANDS
SERVICE
Prince
Charles
to
be
Operated
On
Ten-Day
Run
Between
Here
and
Vancouver
Via
Queen
Charlottes
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
will
be
operated
on
a
tentative
three
times
a
month
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
it
is
announced
by
Capt.
John
Mulr.
marine
superintendent
for
the
Union
',
June
20.
Forty-four
-out
r
Vancouver
will
be
on
Mon-
Ions
are
are
reported
reportea
to
10
be
oe
jdf'-
1
,
T2'
at
8
"
arriving
'""6
here
c
-
.
...
.
iatmldnltrht
at
m,dnlsht,
Prlrtnv
Friday.
July
.Tniw
26,
to
ivuwui
Divisions
passed
(jujca
by
dj
massed
on
the
frontier
of
Rouman-
con-!
ate
today
ia
Dendlns-
develonmenu
in
the
wnr!nect
w1tn
the
steamer
Cardena
and
situation
which
might
involve
the'!,lllngLat
8
P-m-
on
Saturday,
July
Balkans.
I27,
on
her
"turn
south
via
the
Is-K
Weather
Forecast
(Purniihoct
through
the
courtwy
o!
tiv
Dominion.
Mertrorologlcal
Buresu
t
Vsotorta
ud
mnc
nupert
ThU
fore-om
U
compUcrf
Irom
ohncrrttloiu
Uk-tt
5
ttiu.
today
bjkI
covers
the
14
hour
period
ending
t
s
psa.
tomoorrow)
General
synopsis
Pressure
remains
higli
southwest
Ot
Vancouver
Island
and
relatively
low
over
I
Alberta.
The
weather
has
been
moderately
warm
throughout
this
of!
province
with
showers
on
the
north
v
coast.
hc-r
:B.
lll':r":-",n,na
So
far.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
'
An
hav
men
nstiy
ween
the
-Fh
to
.trong
northwest
winds,
'
of
18
and
35,
hare"
applied
mostly
rair
with
a
umartllto
marth
to
uw
W
SW
ages
rentier
Uer
Z,
for
admission
to
the
R.
A.
A.
F.
no
change;
lri,
temperature.
4f
continuation
or
service
along
tnese
lines.
rTeignt
vessels
of
the
company
will
operate
to
the
Islands
as
required
in
addition
to
the
servica
of
the
Prince
Charles
which
will
h
the
regular
passenger
ship.
in
the
fall.
It
is
llkelv
th
Prince
11
H
Tomorrow's
Tides
-
rms
-
m.;
.
it
pr
ire
uupcn
ana
wueen
Char-
I
-
V
sbr
jJiJ
vr-I
'ana
Fresh
to
strong
wth
High
x
1:45
am.
523
ft.
It,
r
uthwest
winds,
nan
"
HUM
p-m.
20.1
ft.
li:r?
'ki
with
occasional
rain.
Low
87
aon.
0.9
ft,
20:35
p-m.
6.1
It.
r
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMhJA'S
NEWSPAPER
"
VIY
Ma
!H
------..-
i
ii
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
20,
1940.
PRICE:
I
CENTS
nsw
er
To
France
Is
Due
Tonight
ORE
RAIDS
'
:
i
nim
l
tt
TnJr,
C.
v
u
nji.i
n
mi
i
-.uiiycv
ljci
ve.s
"
--------
a
j
1
JbT
1IADETODAY
Hundred
And
SUtr
italy
Notice
About
Syria
KFE
Hitler
About
To
Be
A1K
KAlUb
Italian
Bases
in
Africa
Continue
to
Suffer
Twenty-Five
.Machines
Downed
CAIKO,
June
20:
(CP)
Twenty-five
Italian
planes
are
known
to
have
been
destroyed
and
heavy
damage
done
to
Italian
air
bases
as
a
result
of
operation:;
bxP&e
I
Royal
Air
rc5
and
the
South
African
Air
Force
in
north
and
east
Africa
yesterday.
Five
other
Italian
planes
arc
also
believe-!
to
have
been
destroyed.
Two
British
planes
arc
missing.
An
official
statement
by
the
Itoyal
Air
Force
reported
that
its
plane
had
met
Italian
fighters
in
shooting
down
three
Italian
planes
and
aererly
damaging
two
others.
One
British
fighter
is
missing.
Five
other
Italian
planes
were
destroyed
or
damaged
on
the
ground
when
the
South
African
Air
Force
attacked
an
airdrome
in
Italian
East
Africa.
IS
KILLED
BY
BANDIT
taUves
of
fighting
service
met
the
,...,
......
warship
bearing
Their
ExJeMencie.
n.tar'
J
r"Ce
"lcer
a.
It
came
tn
under
frowning
guns
Is
WUm
"fS"pcl
"e
w"
of
the
guarded
port.
News
of
the
'
FoUowing
I.
4itm
j
fectJiencle
were.
nrpUtcto
the
NAVAN
JrtfJnosOi
About
an
hoar
after
Constable
Harold
Dent
of
the
Ontario
provincial
police
was
fatally
wounded,
a
police
posse
cornered
hit
assailant
and
shot
him
to
death.
Dent
was
following
a
man
he
suspected
of
robbery
when
the
suspect
turned
and
fired
upon
htm.
The
killer
was
not
identified.
New
York
Stock
Market
Listless
UPlllJjN
VA
H
AA-!AA
r
AD-
starUn8
July
H
from
Vancouver
Continues
to
Mark
Time
Pending
and
anrf
July
Jiilv
1
16
from
from
Prinen
Prince
Rtinort
Rupert,
Itlnnn,.n.
Developments
in
r
J.
A.
(Pat)
Sullivan
Taken
Into
I
Custody
At
Toronto
Under
j
Defence
Of
Canada
j
Regulations
European
Situation
NEW
YORK,
June
20.
The
New-York
stock
market
continues
to
mark
time
pending
European
developments.
The
turnover
for
the
first
two
hours
wa
240.000
shares.
1
.Steamship
Co.,
who
arrived
ln
the
The
industrial
average
was
123.
.....o
uwuuhs
uii
wlc
rruic
oil
.39,
and
rails,
25.81
ud
08
Charles
frcm
Uie
south.
.
Th
Trirts.
rr-
e
fAe
vt-111
Vancouver
Thursday,
July
11,
at
8
pjn.
on
the
first
voj-age
of
the
new
schedule
and,
after
making
all
the
regular
Island
calls.
Is
due
to
arrive
here
on
the
morning
of
Tuesday.
July
16,
connecting
with
the
IS
PASSED
Heard
From;
Down
His
P
To
Lay
eace
nan
French
and
German
Representatives
Have
Already
Met
And
Armistice
is
Anticipated
By
Friday
or
Saturday
I
BORDEAUX,
June
20:
(CP)
Informed
quarters
.
said
today
that
word
from
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
con-I
cerning
French
action
towards
an
armistice
or
peace
is
expected
some
time
during
the
night.
French
and
Ger-!
man
representatives,
it
is
reported,
have
already
met
and
an
armistice
appears
to
be
expected
WAN
I
1
1
1
1
f
I
an
air
battle
off
Buq
Buq,
Egypt,
by
Friday
or
Saturday.
A
statement
;
BY
BV
SENATE:
C17M
"A
TE
tha?LrVinCial
itP0UCe
Ut
ced
YtTdecK;
s
zz:ilt
?
s?
Steamer
Catala
for
Vanennver
Tho
11,,..
11.1..
.
,
.
-
"sv
..
line
i.iiicrBcncy
appropri
I
Prince
Charles
will
leave
Tuesday,
ation
is
Approved
by
United
July
16.
at
8
pjn.
on
her
return!
.
States
Upper
House
nl
.1
a
ucr
tne
same
rouie,
oemg
.
aue
DacK
in
Vancouver
on
the
ev-1
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
20
enlng
of
July
20.
Her
next
voyage
(CP-A
$1,777,000,000
omrn.v
'
'
----O
I
Merchant
Cruiser
Is
Lost
attributed
to
French
quarters
is
re
ported
as
stating
that
there
was
no
need
to
worry"
about
the
French
Navy.
Bulletins
BUDGET
DEFERRED
OTTAWA
The
budget
will
be
Tented
on
Monday
Aext,
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister
of
finance,
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
He
said
that
"important
and
imperative
matters
made
it
impossible
to
present
it
Friday
as
nrev-
iously
planned.
WHV
FILVNCE
LOST
PARIS
In
a
voice
shaken
with
emotion.
Premier
Petain
told
why
he
had
sought
an
armistice.
First,
there
were
"too
few
children."
French
generals
refer
to
their
soldiers
as
"children.")
On
.May
1,
1919.
France
had
3,280.000
soldiers
under
arms.
On
the
eve
of
the
Battle
of
France
she
had
500.000
less.
In
1918
Great
Britain
had
the
backing
of
85
British
divisions
where
In
this
war
there
had
been
but
ten
divisions.
In
the
last
war
there
had
been
the
support
of
58
Italian
divisions
and
42
American.
There
had
also
been
inferiority
in
materials
and
one
to
six
odds"
against
France
in
aviation.
Required
To
Turn
Slln
Any
Weapons
Or
Ammunition
1AND
IN
lortgln
who
have
become
natural,
town
"
"cu
a
lied
British
subjects
since
the,
'
"
J
first
day
of
September
1929
who
have
In
their
possession
or
upon
1
L
11
II
V
their
premises
any
firearms
or
AVl
Y
JLj
I
O
any
ammunition
or
any
dynamite.
defence
appropriation
measure
was
-gunpowder,
or
other
dangerous
the
United
States
Sen-lexptostve
within
Canada
shall
de-l
liver
them
to
a
Justice
of
the
.
'Peace
or
to
an
officer
or
constable
i;of
a
police
force
of
a
province
or
.
rlrv
in
nr
nivir
tho
localltv
Halibut
Sales
j
Summary
1
American
51.000
DOunflS.
4
i
r
.
r
m
1
,
.
taking
over
of
the
LOnnrt.
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t
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9.3C
Gt.
Britain
Is
Taking
Contracts
1
WASHINGTON
D.
n.
Jtini.
20:
(CP)
Great
Britain
U
re-
ported
by
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Morgenthau
today
to
be
taking
over
French
armament
contracts
in
the
United
States.
!
-
.
.
'
.
!
4
4
4
4
BRITAIN
Large
Contingents
Of
Australian
And
New
Zealand
Forces
Have
Arrived
LONDON.
June
20:
(CP)
The
War
Office
announced
today
that
"large
contingents"
of
Australian
and
Imperial
forces
and
New
Zealand
Expeditionary
Force,
which
left
those
Dominions
ln
May,
have
disembarked
ln
Great
Britain.
QUITTING
'
BORDEAUX
Another
Move
Is
Decided
Upon
By
French
Government
Today
LONDON,
June
20:
(CP)
Reuters
News
Agency
reports
from
REPORTED
Italy
Claims
That
Trouble
is
De
veloping
in
Corsica
and
French
Morocco
ROME,
June
20.
According
to
a
report
here
there
has
been
a
revolt
ln
Corsica
and
a
seditious
movei
ment
in
Fez,
French
Morocco.
ROAD
FOR
DEFENCE
BRISBANE.
Australia.
"Juno
20!
Charles
will
go
back
to
a
fortnleht-f
LONDON.
June
20:
(CP)
.
i
7"..
'
.
,
(CP)
(CP)An
An
Inland
inland
m.
defence
road
morf.!.
Is
lw
rim
.
...
uanauian
ia.owi
pounas,
v.oc
ana
,
,
"
.
---
un-
'
The
Admlraltv
announced
to-.4
-
(Planned
bv
the
Main
Rn.iHs
nnm.
Capt.
Mulr.
who
Is
maklnir
thn
dav
that
the
nrmed
merchant
4
'
'
ft
!
,"
!
mission
here.
Th
nlane
rAlt
fn-
tnp
north
hi
connection
cruiser
Andania.
construction
work
to
link
with
the
had
been
tor-
1
vaniiir.
97
nn
a
e
up
sec-
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alrairlv
Kt.llf
An
ntf
following
acquisition
by
his
corn-,
Juniper
Is
overdue
and
consld-
Gi0ria
tt
li0QO
97c
aud
75l
expenditure
of
$372,800,
.
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Oil.
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i
iiutuiuiui
win
i
c
turn
10
Vancouver
on
the
Cardena
Friday
night.
Pending
tho
change
In
mid-July,
the
.
Prince
Charles
will
operate
as
at.
present
scheduled.
Anaama
.
crew
wpr
ininrort
4i
n
but
the
entire
ships
company
1
Dovre
B.,
20,000.
9.7c
and
7c
At-
has
been
landed
at
a
British
Hn.
Prt-
1,
Parma,
lb'.oOO.
9.6c
and
7c.
Sior-
.
4
4
age.
j
B.IK
GOM)
.
LONDON,
t
CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
.market
was
unchanged
today
ai
$37.54
per
fine
ounci,