ween
250
and
300
German
Planes
Take
Part
in
Air
Kaid,
Dropping
1050
Missiles
RuildinfjK
Wrecked
.
-
VUIIVE
And
I'
ires
Started
BEWARE
BERLIN
LONDON,
June
3:
(CP)
A
broadcast
on
I'aris
wave
length
heard
in
London
today
told
listeners
that
German
cities
"now
will
hear
the
consequences"
of
the
German
bombing
attack
on
Paris.
The
broadcast
was
in
the
German
language.
PARIS,
Juno
3.
Large
fleets
of
German
bombinir
van.
iJAiviiui
v.
iinniukt
n
no
iiuiii."
dim
iiim
niiiin
i
I'l
I"
111-11.
Anti-aircraft
guns
sprang
into
action
and
nursuit
J
.1
-
-
II
A
,i.Tg
siiwfc
an
parts
oi
me
t
l
liciiijr
yiaurA
new
UCl
III''
r.f
the
capital.
:.t
urn
air
ram
aiarm
was
oi
urs
aurauon
me
second
Tenty-elght
minute.
v
v.
uut
dji
ii
cid
not
explode.
rrm
i
.
our
Killed
In
i
irrtlnna
I
n
k
,nt
Machlnn
Mi'km
I'nrrrH
Lsndlng
In
Field
Near
Ios
Angeles
And'
Ij
llurned
103
ANflFT
va
Ti..i
i-
rr
vvbuiiiuj
were
n
v
a
u
fisi
iuiicu
v
wucu
niwaa
u
DENIAL
OF
LANDINGS
ias
a
not
nazv
aav
and
tnc
iireek
lioTernmenl
contradicts
Ke-
bombs
were
dropped'
arid'
Railways
-
-
-j
i
.
-tie
ground.
ATHENS.
June
3:
The
Greek
ther
air
raid
alarms
yesterday
in;
southeastern
France
following
Sat-:
killing
46
person
thirty
In
Marseille
and
sixteen
In
attacks
on1
'
five
towns
in
the
Lyon
region,
the
French
not
confirming
British
re-t
port
that
40
persons
were
killed;
Sunday.
Early
report
yesterday
did
not
Indicate
If
there
had
been
fur-'
thcr
damage
In
the
latest
raids,
Saturday'
raids
were
carried
out
by
the
Germans
at
heavy
cost
in;
plane
brought
down,
fifty-six
Nazi
bombers
falling
to
set
home
I
evidently
came
by
way
of
the
Alps
and
possibly
by
way
oi
uaiy.
n
was
two
hours
before
the
French
authorities
would
permit
the
send
ing
out
ot
dispatches
In
regard
to
the
air
raids.
They
at
first
wanted
to
be
satisfied
as
to
the
Identity
of
the
raiders
which
turned
out
definitely
to
be
German.
Switzerland
showed
determination
to
have
Us
neutrality
respect
ed
by
shooting
down
two
of
the
German
planes
which
passed
over
that
country.
One
came
down
In
Swiss
territory
and
the
other
just
across
the
border
In
France.
Near
the
Swiss
border
another
German
plane
was
shot
down
on
Sunday.
I
War
News
DOWN
AT
DUNKERQUE
I'AKIS
French
military
spokesman
said
today
that
Allied
planes
had
shot
down
a
large
number
of
German
fighters
as
well
as
bombing-
communication
lines
and
strafing
swift
torpedo-carrying
motor-
nes
made
two
separate
attacks
on
Paris
and
outskirts!
boa,s
wth
the
Germans
aV
forty-five
nersons
Were
killed,
lnctliinir
nnn
Am.
nave
been
attacking
transports,
.
-
r
GKILMANY
nOMISEI)
LONDON
The
Air
Ministry
announced
today
that
formations
of
Royal
Air
Force
bombers
attacked
an
enemy
airdrome
and
other
military
objectives
in
northwest
(iermany,
all
planes
returning.
PLANKS
AT
HALIFAX
HALIFAX
First
United
State
bombing
planes
for
the
Allies
arrived
here
at
the
week-end
on
the
jvay
overseas
1W
Saturday
.and
200
Sunday.
Planes
turned
In
by
the
United
States
Army
and
Navy
to
airplane
manufacturers
2
45
persons
killed
official
Igovernment
denied
today
that
the'
on
new
deliveries
will
be
sold
to
-
Sowed
eight
In
the
city
Anglo-French
Allies
were
landing,
he
Allies
as
another
means
of
mders
dropped
1060
bomb
i
Premier
General
John
Metaxas
DOWNED
IN
L.PUNI)
?
Paris
area.
Unoffklal
re-
conference
today
with
Bri-!
Stockholm
Two
fierman
i
:1
that
between
350
and
uh
and
French
represenUtives
,
nlanc,
haTe
becn
shol
down
n
lOtrsran
planes
took
part
In
th
v.i
iiiHiia
wftra
unw
nnn
i
"3
of
smoke
roe
from
;'rial
suburbs
where
heavy
r
was
in
mric-a.
I
"
-
hl.lMl...
.
1
I
j
....uiiift,
i.ki;
hicvaiu,
,v
kkie
ami
im
miiu
rc
ppea
up.
official
announcement
said
i
t.
i
f
i
i
.....
--
in
inn
lldU
1ACII
MtlW
in
city
and
forty-eight
In
outskirts.
Six
buildings
were
"j
w
aamagra
in
me
ciiy
i
t.:.ne'y
one
In
the
outsklrt.
Sixteen
Raiders
Downed
narrntin
r1rA
"
""vvn
wv
itsaii
iauKfl
re
inot
down
-
and
later
had
an
audience
with!
Suif.i,h
iJDiand.
rvuiK
urorge.
THEY
CAME
FROM
ITALY
Question
Of
Fascist
Co-operation
In
Raids
On
Marseilles
And
Lyon
On
Saturday
Further
Visits
Yesterday
PARIS.
June
3.
There
were
fur
"HA
HA'S"
ItROTHER
JAILED
LONDON
Frank
Joyce,
It,
brother
of
William
Joyce,
alleged
German
broadcaster
"Lord
Ha
Ha,"
has
been
arrested
under
defence
of
the
realm
regulations.
Another
brother,
Quentin
Joyce,
Is
already
In
custody.
HACK
TO
THE
LAND
LONDON
A
"Rack
to
the
Land"
movement
is
to
be
started
to
speed
up
food
production,
Robert
Hudson,
minister
ot
agriculture,
announces.
Wages
for
farm
uraay
vwiaiion
wnen
wave
oi
uorkcr
are
beinr
Increased
to
I
.
I
2.X.
J
fAH..lll.l
irunsi
nimruri
aLuirxin
niiiibrniFX
'
.
a
a
Irvimk
it
.i.
.
,..aJ,""-
"
-
1
4
iuiuints
per
wcck,
.nore
wo-
ri
Amtl.liMflnp
W
hm
i
Tin!
men
volunteers
for
farm
work
are
sought.
Since
September
70,000
workers
have
left
the
farms
for
the
city.
Many
ot
these
will
be
sent
back
to
the
farms.
ANTHONY
EDEN
SPEAKS
LONDON
War
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
announces
that
four-fifths
of
the
British
Expeditionary
Force
has
been
successfully
evacuated
from
Flanders.
Eden
while
sixteen
French
planes
were!
admits
that
Germany
has
made
.
i
.
i
r
.......
1
n
I
.Via
urn
I
.riirtn
cri
1
m
tl
i
i
li
I14.9VV
rcponeu
iuisbiuk.
icuiui
ui
msi
v.v
"
'German
planes
were
brought
down
losses
and
that
the
initiative
Is
-
im
nt
DmioH.
nfi.uimi,n...h.
by
French
antl-alrcrait
Daixenes.
sun
in
inner
nanus,
nowevcr,
tnd
bumH
in
.
fi.M
1
German
planes
which
bombed
i
the
British
resolve
to
win
Is
even
I
Marseilles
and
Lyon
late
Saturday,
greater
than
ever
particularly
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
DECREASE
came
from
the
direction
of
Italy
.
and
it
was
at
first
mougm
wey
toNDON,
June
3:
(CP)
Baptist
n'0n
Runriav
RVin1
h-
1..K
,"
ot.ioiars
in
me
last
seven
i
.
1
1
lirii
m
i.
i.u
.v.m
iv
tYusou
uiacK
torn
m
nlon
here,
RECORD
r.Nfil.lSII
THAI
V
VORK,
Eng..
June
3:
(CP)
A
uiiu
iNorin-tnsiern
engine
has
hauled
a
record
in
r-.
9
a
ui
passenger
coaencs,
'"Ing
all
English
"lone-traln"
arwm
.
naif
f
im
it
LONDON,
ten
The
Montreal
of
bar
gpld
on
the
London
vitt
Vas
unchanged
today
at
bcr
finA
Ann.
might
have
been
Italian.
They
since
it
has
been
shown
that
Ger
many
can
be
checked.
Given
munitions,
tanks
and
planes,
the
Allies
can
defeat
Germany.
The
coming
month
will
be
a
critical
one,
Eden
says.
U.S.
LINERS
SAIL
NEW
YORK
The
United
States
liner
Manhattan,
with
2000
Americans
on
board,
sailed
from
Genoa
yesterday
and
the
President
Roosevelt
sailed
from
Gal-way,
Ireland,
with
720
passengers.
Germany
has
officially
promised
a
sate
passage
but
again
says
that
there
is
a
British-French
plan
to
attack
the
American
vessels
and
place
the
blame
on
Germany.
I
PRO
UliFtAhY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
earner
rorei
is
Tomorrow
s
Tides
&
prince
Rupert
and
ftucen
f
.
-
High
12:40
p.m.
18.0
ft.
...
Inland.
.Mftdprf
5n
fn
.4.
Low
6:35
am.
3.6
ft.
18:29
p.m.
7.0
It.
NORTH
KRN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
S
NEWSPAPER
XXIX
No.
130,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY
JUNE
3,
1940.
PRICE:
CENTS
aris
Strafed
By
Nazi
Bombers
rtv-Five
Pei
;j
Were
Killed
And
Heavy
Damage
Inflicted
In
Industrial
Area
Of
City
ROUND
UP
TRAITORS
Fifth
Column
Campaign
In
Egypt
Active
with
Seren
I
Hundred
Arrests
Mafl
ALEXANDRIA.
JuneTS:
(CP)
Seven
hundred
"fifth
column"
suspects
were
sent
to
Internment
camps
in
Egypt
following
a
weekend
round-up.
Premier
Partia
said
that
meanwhile
the
government
was
studying
new
measures
to
assure
the
na-Uon's
internal
security
fin
view
of
the
tense
situation
In
the
Mediter
ranean.
i
Hundreds
of
Italian
children
have
been
leaving
Egypt
for
home
via
Port
Said.
NEXT
MOVE
i
0FILDUCE:
Mussolini's
Word
Awaited
In
Re-'?
gard
To
Italy
Entering
)
War
LONDON.
June
3:
The
final
word
of
Premier
Benito
Mussolini;
In
regard
to
Italy
participation
In
the
war
is
awaited.
The
Fascist
Grand
Council
has
urged
II
Duce
that
now
is
the
time
for
military
and
political
reasons
forj
Italy
ta
strike
for
Independence.
!
It
Italy
decides
on
war.
said
a
,
British
spolpman
'
Sunday?
U
Svlll
Be
Rome's
responsibility
and
Rome's
alone
and
Oreat
Britain
will
know
how
to
meet
the
situation.
Oreat
Britain
wishes
peace
with
Italy
and
there
are
no
differences
which
require
Italy
to
resort
to
force.
,
From
Rome
it
Is
reported
thati
general
mobilization
has
been
de-
Plane
Losses
third
of
the
los
nlanes
were
bomber?.
Takine
Into
account
the
heavy
-ate
of
German
plane
losses
and
the
great
speeding
up
of
Al-
lied
pjane
deliveries,
it
will
not
be
long
before
Oreat
Brl-
tain
and
Frannce
have
more
1
planes
than
Germany.
Al-
j
ready
the
Allies
have
shown
marked
superiority
over
the
enemy
in
the
effectiveness
and
efficiency
of
their
air
fighting.
KEEP
UP
LONDON.
British
Brltun
Air
Alr
BOMBING
Royal
Air
Force
Continues
Attacks
On
German
Occupied
June
3:
(CPi
The
Ministry
Mlnlstry
announced
announced
:
TROOPS
HOLD
OUT
Enormous
Nazi
J
MA
CCCTl1
AM
CflMME
LONDON.
June
3:
Since
May
20
German
planes
to
the
number
of
2189
are
definitely
known
to
have
been
shot
down,
according
to
official
British
estimates.
The
nu-nber
I
IUIuJULiIS,
Vll
iJvlTllflJu
Forces
Gathering
In
Large
Numbers
On
Both
Sides
Of
Russo-Roumanian
Frontier
APPEAL
OF
POPE
PIUS
no
SS5
ftlTS
lntenndr,o".
"
"B
"
ith
'
Latin
Ameri
ter
on
German,-.
m.
-'T
Zl
ana
usiena-
capiurea
Belgian
can
ports
will
not
be
m.lested
Count
Ciano's
newspapVr.
nf
he
Eng,Uh
E?
...,,,,
,
u
t.
,
.
ormous
fires
were
left
blazing
In
?L
15
the
Rotterdam
oil
tanks
during
itou
to
f
came
,QW!
X
if.
1!
today
tne
extenslve
ralds
on
the
with
the
announcement
In
Rome
iands
mXmnn
VSS
.that
I"'
!
The
RJ
al
Alr
has
also
been
15reil?,ikeeplnf
P
combat
activity
against
mler
Benito
Mussolini
had
said
the.en5m
ulth
seIcra
bat.tles
Further
Naval
Losses
previously
that
the
holding
of
this
"5
t
7
,
V
nsl
Cn7
Fair
was
Italy's
guarantee
aga
51
have
been
brought
down,
seventy-'
e,R.ht.of
thfse
n
Saturday
a
rec-1
Sir
Percy
Lorraine.
British
am-
LONDON,
June
3:
(CP)
Two
German
planes
passed
over
the
southeast
coast
of
England
yes
terday
but
were
driven
off
bv
anti-aircraft
fire.
An
unidentified
plane
dropped
two
bombs
In
Nor-,
folk
open
country.
Two
bombs
bawartor
ord
0rQ
day
Qa'
50
0n
"ltlaT
and
71
0n
to
Tlr
anrt
hi.
f.rr
are
preparing
to
leave
Rome
fori
Sunday
'vr.rter.A
I
we
jjpuure
squaaron
was
out
.
The
Italian
liner
Comte
de
Sa.;twlce
SW'
twelve
York.,ency
p
,n
one
flight
and
vole,
inbound
from
New
tnes
,
on
tne
other.
passed
uo
Its
calls
at
Naples
and
proceeded
direct
to
Oenoa
because.
Another
dlsPd
of
23,
,lt
was
explained,
of
"naval
actlvl-
Mf5bniidts.
ties"
off
Naples
Tiere
also
heavy
bombing
by
I
;
the
Royal
Air
Force
of
military
ob-
'German
Planes
'In
Southeast
I
Unidentified
Machines
Bombs
In
Norfolk
And
Sussex
Ijecuves
m
tTance.
Germany
and
I
Norway.
Further
the
Air
Force
was
active
In
breaking
up
German
attacks
on
convoys
crossing
the
English
Chan-nel
with
evacuated
forces
from
the
Battle
of
Flanders.
Here
alono
thir-
Droppedjty-two
German
planes
were
known
:
.
i
i
.
.
.
.
to
nave
peer,
orougni
aown.
-
-
up
vu
vivuians
were
also
dropped
by
an
unldentl-
....
i
View
Of
Imminence
Of
fled
plane
at
Forest
Row,
Sussex,
today,
causing
some
damage.
NEW
YORK
WHEAT
NEW
YORK.
June
3:
futures
were
to
s8c
lower
trwtnv
today.
complete
wun
September
at
bitbc
MORALE
IS
HIGH
PARIS
"The
morale
of
the
French
army
has
never
been
higher"
declared
Premier
Paul
Reynaud
yesterday
following
visit
to
the
Somnie,
front
with
Vice-Premier
Marshal
Petaln.
READY
FOR
ANYTHING
Attack
LONDON,
June
3:
The
British
government,
preparing
for
anv
immediate
evpntiiai'itvirhirVi
Wheat
war
may
bring,
took
over
virtually'
i
.
...
..
...
I
buiurui
oi
me
civilian
cludes
Americans.
DESTROYERS
At
Dunker
que
Reported
Germans
Suffered
As
Weil
As
British
LONDON,
June
3:
(CP)
The
Admiralty
tonight
announced
the
sinking
of
the
destroyers
Basilisk,
Keith
and
.
Havent,
making
total
losses
in
the
evacuation
of
Dunkerque
twenty-four
out
of
more
than
170
minor
war
vessels
engaged.
The
Admiralty
described
the
feat
as
the
"most
extensive
and
difficult
combined
operation
in
naval
history."
The
announcement
also
sard
that
the
Germans
had
lost
submarines
and
torpedo
boats
In
the
attempt
to
disrupt
the
evacuation
but
it
was
not
Indicated
how
many.
Two
British
rlospital
ships-Worthing
and
Paris
were
bombed
and
machine-gunned
by
German
planes
off
the
French
coast
Sunday,
it
was
announced.
No
British
Expeditionary
Force
wounded
were
aboard
either
ship.
The
Paris
was
abandoned
but
the
Worthing
returned
to
port.
The
Ministry
of
Information
announces
that
there
is
no
vestige
of
truth
in
German
claims
that
the
battleship
Nelson
had
been
sunk.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
NEW
YORK.
Jim.
3;Ncw
Ynrlr
life
of
London
today.
Police
and
coDDer
nrlccs
were
unchanged
tn
military
guards
were
greatly
aug-
,02c
lower
today
with
September
mented
and
so
thorough
was
the
scrutiny
that
ordinary
traffic
was
dislocated.
New
curfew
regulations
go
Into
effect
tonight.
Under
these
regulations
no
aliens
are
allowed
outside
after
midnight.
This
In
at
10.35c
per
pound.
Domestic
cop
per
was
unchanged
at
11
vie.
LONDON
SILVER
LONDON.
June
3:
The
silver
price
was
up
Ui
Dence
per
ounce
today.
French
Troops
Smash
Their
Way
!
Across
Evacuation
of
Flanders
I
Is
Almost
Complete
LONDON
June
3
:
-Troops
are
jNOON,
June
3:
(CP)-There
massing
in
large
numbers
both
on
Jwas
furthef
fhUn
actlyU
ta
thtf
sTJe,
of
the
Russo-RoumanUn
8omme
VaU
yestcrdaT
the
may
have
been
from
2500
to
h"
Cm
Bn.ht
,t
Prench
"PuWn
successfully
such
2700.
Five
hundred
others
ItTfLL
"
'ere
yilnl
Uunched
"
"P0
Roumanian
have
have
been
been
damped
damazed
On,.
.that
lhe.
the
Germans.
Today
th
povemmeni
nas
acceptea
:ne
,
,.
..
German
rman
cut
mode
of
salute
for
Roumanla.
'
.0n
..the
A.isn.e
er?
was
ugnt
arxinery
coniaci.
tail
of
the
Moselle
there
was
also
light
activity
today,
i
There
was
artillery
action
at
numerous
points
In
the
Moselle
and
Vosges
areas
yesterday
and
heavy
combat
on
the
Alsne
River
then.
French
troops
vMMWJ
Saturday
smashed
VUMMU&M
.
Makes
Plea
for
Laws
of
Humanity
their
across
the
low"
bomme
.
.
.
..
.
...
.
Rlver.
Rlrer
PStahllcMntr
establishing
thmMl
themselves
at
.
and
International
Warfare-
Prays
Again
for
Peace
Points
In
Lowlands
:.
.
-
,
Not
Molesting
uowns
many
mazis
nan,sj,
Ships
.
Extensive
Raids
Carried
Out
On
,,
.
,
.
iBri!!h
nd
French
r
GoTeraments
Enemy
.Military
Objectives
U11C
Assurances
To
United
States
bridgehead
which
they
held
against
repeated
German
counter-attack.
ROME.
June
3Pope
Plus,
on
the
1501111
wnere
the
bridgehead
was
day
of
St.
Eugene,
yesterday
ap-
establined
as
not
disclosed
but
pealed
to
the
belligerent
nation
to
"
was
Prtsumed
to
be
in
the
respect
the
laws
of
humanity
and
viUe
sector
where
the
Germans
were
li
ii
...
.
Said
tO
h3
TP
hpn
tnAr,cA
from
uticiiiauuiiiu
wariarc.
lie
aiso
ex-
of
the
the
will
will
of
of
one
one
nation
nation
unon
upon
an-
another
by
might.
pressed
hope
for
an
early
and
hon-
ze
uth
bank
ot
river.
orable
peace
based
on
majesty
and
Fench
reconnaissance
planes
were
j..-...-.
.
....
alsn
aptlvn
jusuce.
He
pieaaea
lor
numane
'
treatment
of
people
of
occupied
Geraans
hurling
15
division
countries
and
deplored
imposition
,some
200
-000
men
tato
the
at-of
tack-
bltter
battle
continued
with
vigorous
resistance
and
further
suc
cess
by
the
Allies"
In
the
Dunkerque
region
where
the
British
and
French
continued
their
heroic
and.
...
ders
despite
heavy
and
seemingly
unceasing
atacks
of
the
enemy
by
air
bombing
and
artillery
shells
across
the
fields
as
siege
on
the
port
kept
up.
British
Tommies
saved
from
the
Nazl-lald
-
Flanders
tran
bv
uj
tho
uie
creed
the
men
hMna
3fEW
YORK.
June
3:-
British
Breait
rescue
in
military
history
by
individual
cards
ra
h
r
th,n
Saturday
that
the
Royal
Air
Force
and
French
authorities
have
guar-
""mated
late
Saturday
that
all
hv
n.nl
ZLA
.
had
bombed
Rotterdam
oil
tanks
anteed
that
thirteen
Danish
sWds.
but
one
division-fifteen
thousand
l)an
U
B
t
.11
niflTI
rf
V.
m
...
.
mca
oi
me
orlelnal
RriHH
rs.
peditlonary
Force
of
175,000
v
had
been
safely
removed.
This
and
two
French
divisions
were
the
only
Allied
troops
still
covering
the
Allied
retreat.
Of
the
rrn
nnn
.
WEBE
T
flCT
,8inally
md.
only
forty-five
YYJEi
LUul
th,ndmen
we
left
in
Flanders.
AH
London
PVPn!nr
nor....
.
claimed
that
the
Germans
had
lost
500,000
men
In
the
attempt
to
wip-out
the
British
Expeditionary
Force
In
the
23
days
since
the
Invasion
of
the
lowlands.
Paris
claims
"ie"
nave
been
600.000
Ger
man
casualties,
300.000
alone
the
Battle
of
Flanders.
in
Bombers
In
Waves
Waves
on
waves
ol
German
bombers
continued
mass
attacks
.on
Dunkerque
today
as
the
rearguard
defenders
fought
valiantly
to
facilitate
completion
of
theem-
Darauon.
Magnetic
bombs
were
dropped
from
the
planes
and
incendiary
bombs
started
widespread
fires.
It
was
estimated
that
1000
nlanes
the
port.
Torpedo
motorboats
of
the
enemy
were
also
active
In
the
unsuccessful
attempt
to
frustrate
the
embarkation.
French
planes
have
been
gaged
in
dropping
supplies
troops
in
the
Dunkerque
area.
North
Of
Abbeville
French
nlnt
have
been
bombing
the
enemv.
striking
two
convoys
and
cutting
railway
line
as
well
as
dolns
other
damage.
en-
to
At
Calais
a
small
British
garri
son
is
still
holding
oufc,
supplies
being
dropped
to
It
by
plane.
Queen
Wilhelmina
Stays
In
London
German
Reports
That
She
Is
Leaving
For
Dutch
East
Indies
Are
Denied
LONDON,
June
3:
Berlin
radio
reports
that
Queen
Wilhelmina
of
Holland
is
preparing
to
leave
London
to
take
up
temporary
resi
dence
In
the
Dutch
East
Indies
are
denied
here.