Weather.
Forecast
Prince
nupert
and
Queen
Chir-
lntte
isianas
oaoaeraio
soum
.
'x
winds,
part
cloudy
and
somewhat
I
VuK.v
warmer
"to,
0-..
vi,
--
-
1
.u.
Ato
t
pi.!.
rv
tir
i
i
o....n.
..r
Crown
Prince
Umberto
of
Italy
I
mA
-
.r
rialim
Into
nri
Rjn!c
There
Is
general
mourning
among
saddened
population
of
France.
raucc
dows
u
nraa
in
muuniui
fter
laying
down
arms
before
the
orces
ot
Hitler
and
MiiMoltnL
Full
nns
of
the
armistice
are
expected
h
mar1
niihllr
fortv-lcht
houra
'
namv
imni'rs
in
rKirc
iivit
ini
,ri':i
in
iiiiui
in
i.min-
try
Anti-Aircraft
duns
and
Searchlights
Busy
LONDON,
June
25:
Over
a
large
portion
of
south-
1
11
M.-f.-"-
.
.
.
n
1
1
:..
,.,.,
Kr,...
,i
i,i..
tni,
i.
Hf
ni....ni:n
T
......
i
1
1...
iU
..
V'
1.1
1.
.......
.
1
and
a
camnei
meeting
was
uisturDeu,
tne
ministers
i
taking
to
air
raid
shelters
to
pro-1
r
1
1
H
I
S
clty
had
lu
Ilrst
ftUrm
Iince
thc
I
J
1.
Vl
X
J.LJ
.Sari.,
...V.
tk.
.AnHUI
Th.M
ffTrtff
4
XlHPi88
intense
anti-aircraft
fire
II
I
111
I
AMI
I
.throughout
the
country
and
great!
u
UearchllghU
played
Into
the
heav-
flnnurii
vi
i.miv
..vw.w.vm
.
j
.
.
...
,.
iiu
cic
otiib
w
wirtbcia.
lycaiic
Italians
uvru7
.iiit-ir
quhhed
Sad
j
BERLIN,
June
25
Chancellor,
wr
timer
nai
oraerea
iiass
to
nr
Trii
111
(.VlCVIUVMll.
VI
bUC
HIH-
itn
of
France.
There
is
also
pray-
sna
inanasKiTiiiK
uuuuitiumi
w.o
l!'h
the
great
sweep
of
the
raiders,
the
government
said
only
three
civilian
were
killed
and
13
Injured.
No
damage
or
casualties
were
reported
in
London
area.
It
was
feared,
however,
the
death
toll
might
reach
five
as
searchers
combed
ruins
of
bombed
houses
In
a
southern
town
for
two
reported
missing.
The
Royal
Air
Force
was
not
idle
and
was
engaged
in
similar
raids
on
Germany
at
the
same
time.
iter
the
ending
of
hostilities
which;
Bradford
Uashbtirn
Jr.
and
Tarty
.
.
1
1
11
p
iirrp
i
ii
M
i
r
11
1
I
ii
iiiv
in
m
Monday
PacMc
Standard
ANMll
VHK
GETS
BUSY
Glacier
Hay
sining
m
Vancouver
unaer
uic
.
rtuDcrt.
is
In
search
of
fur
plre
scheme
will
commence
on
nnnor.im,tv
do
rseareh
uly
15,
It
was
announced
yesterday.
wofk
Jn
me
AJasltan
territory
which
second
airplane
manuiactunng
h
u
"studded
with
historical,
plant
is
to
be
established
in
Van
couver
Mr
ii
mm
FOR102ND
iMlrucllons
Are
Received
To
He-
trult
This
Number
For
Local
bten
ordered.
WILL
SOON
BE
BETTER
beauty
and
magnlflclent
mounuin
Sentence
Has
Been
Upheld
taanvV.
fit
tlvltlCS.
untf
vonK.
June
25.
A
travel
P
ling
court
of
appeal
yesterday
con-
pacific.
firmed
a
fine
of
?2$uuu
mm
ui
years'
Imprisonment
Imposed
upon
Earl
Hrowder,
leader
of
tho
Communist
party,
lor
tmAmerlcan
ae-
Border
Clash?
BUCHAREST,
June
25.
Roumanla
falls
to
officially
confirm
or
deny
re-
ports
that
there
have
been
clashes
with
Russian
troops
on
the
frontier
or
that
reconnals-
sance
flights
have
been
made
by
Russian
planes
over
Rou-
manlan
territory.
'
Ilerrlot,
Paul
Roncour
and
Arrive
In
England
Seven
Thousand
School
Children
GOES
AGAIN
:May
Cro!i0cean
f
LONDON,
June
25.
-So
far
7,000
III
A
I
A
Kfv
A
hool
chUdren
have
been
I
V
A.lLira.lJlV.ri.
registered
for
transfer
to
the
Dom
inions.
GETS
NINE
MONTHS
Harvey
Olllls
pleaded
guilty
In
e
Public
buildings
and
store
,
,
.
city
police
court
yesterday
to
a
closed
and
nags
are
at
half
Em0"1
to
Juneau,
Alaska,
from
charge
of
attempted
seduction
and
...
wnien
point
tney
win
sail
ioraiac-
Was
sentenced
to
nine
months'
"
a
art
fti
II.
a
1
a
a
.
ler
uay.
iuu
roues
nonnwesi,
a
pany
Imprisonment.
A
girl
Of
Juvenlls
of
five,
headed
by
II.
Bradford
ae.
was
involved
In
the
case..
,
Washburn
Jr..
of
Boston
will
ar-,
rive
here
on
tonight's
train
after
a
Mrs.
Washburn,
Lowell
Thomas
Jr..1
,
,
Tom
Wlnshlp
and
Lee
Wilson.
They
r
Training
to
Start
There
Jy
w,
nll
for
JunMU
on
the
Prince'
15-Anolher
Hane
Manufac-
Qeorge
tomorrow.
luring
riant
Mr
Wasrtburn.
who
Is
a
director
of
the
New
England
Museum.
of
Na-',
VANCOUVHR.
June
25:
CP-'
Iltafnrv
nn(1
nn
.tracer
to
j
I
But
Summary
American
90,500
pounds,'
9.5c
and
Ite
to
lQ.lc
and
7.5c.
Canadian
23,500
pounds,
10c
and
7c.
'
American
Grant,
40,000,
9.6c
and
7.5c,
Storage.
,
jbraBY
.ctoria,
b.c.
111
1
AVTUIVAX
nnm
Pha
of
EuroDean
Conflict1
j
Ends
Following-
Sinning
of
Two
Roumanla,
Armistices
PREMIERS
ARE
OVER
BERLIN.
June
25:
jCP-Follow
lng
conclusion
of
the
armistices
by
France
with
Germany
and
Italy,
the
German
High
Command
ordered
cessation
of
hostilities
at
1:35
a.m.
Tuesday
or
3:35
pa
Monday
Pacific
Standard
Time.
Thus
ended'
the
European
war
as
far
as
fighting
in
France
was
concerned.
,
Between
the
signing
of
the
Fran-.
co-German
armistice
Saturday
and
,
the
Franco-Italian
armistice
Monday,
fighting
continued
in
France
but
on
a
greatly
diminished
scale.
'German
armed
forces
continued
driving
south
of
the
Loire.
Blum
An
Italian
offensive
commenced
to
Paris.
between
the
Alps
and
the
Mediter-
ranean
and
French
succeeded
in
LONDON.
June
25:
CP
Three
repulsing
the
Italians
at
all
points
former
Premiers
ot
France
Edou-
but
liter
fell
back,
ard
Herrlot,
Joseph
Paul-Boncour
and
Leon
Blum
have
arrived
here
in
England
from
France,
It
wax
announced
today.
Bulletins
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
PHILADELPHIA
Preparedness,
anti-fifth
eolumnism,
national
Integrity
and
sound
economics
wers
the
principal
factors
of
the
keystone
speech
delivered
at
the
opening
of
the
Republican
national
ronventlon
here-last'
night
by
Governor
Harold
Stassen
of
Minneapolis.
DIRECT
NEGOTIATIONS
TOKYO
Japan
will
enter
into
negotiations
direct
with
the
present
government
of
French
Indo-China
in
regard
to
the
cessation
of
war
supplies
by
that
route
to
Nationalist
China.
Hounds
Of
Hell"
Are
Loose
Not
Prevail
Says
II.
Linzcy
Expounds
Doctrine
as
Affecting
Situation
in
Europe
Yukon,
25,000,
10c
and
7.5c,
Booth,
'
Eureka,
14,500,
10.1c-
and
7.5c,
Atlln.
Tllllcum,
17.000,
9.5c
and
7.5c,
Canadian
Covenant,
20,000,
10c
and.
7c,
.Polnt'May,
3,500,
10c
and
7c,
AtA
Hit.
"
.
"J.-1
mustering
the
nations
to
the
battleground
where
Russia
and
her
confederates
will
come
down
as
a
cloud
to
cover,
the
land,
an
Innumerable
host
presenting
a
form
idable
army.
It
is
there
that
the
WTath
ot
God
is
to
be
poured
out
on
these
naUons.
The
powers
of
Hell
will
have
had
their
day.
They
will
have
had
their
orgy
ot
blasphemous
fury
against
Ood
and
his
people
but
they
will
proceed
no
further.
It
will
be
the
day
of
vengeance
ot
Almighty
God.
The
enemy
will
not
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
j
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
25,
1940.
'
fj
,
.
...
.
Petain
Inquires
From
Hitler,
if
Gov
eminent
May
Return
to
Old
Capital
BORDEAUX,
June
25
Premier
Petain
is
inquiring
from
the
authorities
In
Berlin
as
to
whether
the
NEW
YORK,
June
25
Nine
men,
members
of
the
Christian
Army
and
supposed
followers
of
Father
Charles
Coughlan,
the
Detroit
radio
priest,
were
acquitted
yesterday
on
charges
of
plotting
to
overthrow
the
government
by
force.
Charges
of
stealing
arm's
and
ammunition
were
also
Involved.
Ik
the
cases
t
me
otner
men
me
jury
'disagreed.
operaUons.
PRICE
FOR
!
FISH
SET,
;
i
;
Forty
Cents
To
Be
Paid
For
Sockeye
asHMa
.
.
m
.
.
.
When
Season
On
June
30
Opens
Forty
cents
will
be
the
price
for
sockeye
salmon
on
the
Slceena
River
at
the
opening
of
the
season,
it
was
announced
today.
On
r.
1
I
1
C
1
the
me
basis
oasis
oi
ot
this
mis
price,
price,
the
tne
season's
season's
Dritish
-
Israel
opeaker.rish,n8
and
?annin8
operations
a
,wlll
commence
on
June
30,
it
was
announced.
Last
year's
sockeye
Present
price
was
48ic.
Prices
for
other!
varieties
will
be
the
same
as
last!
year.
Gear
charges
will
also
be
the
'
same
-
as
last
year.
The
sockeye
The
ma!
episode
of
the
present
world
drama
b
to
be
.ggj
.
enacted
in
Palestine,
according
to
P.
H.
Linzey,
setting
nor
rcjected
by
the
fishermen
1
t
forth
nvr
r
in
in
First
m
ircr
Baptist
it'iniiti
Church
.niinn
Sunday
inn
iu
-
morning
iiiiirninir
'
the
who,
however,
intimated
they
.
IcerUln
exploration
work
in
addl-
scheme
of
things
as
envisioned
by
those
Who
follow
thC
would
g0
fishing.
I
turn
to
photography
and
general
British-Israel
theories.
According
to
Mr.
Linzey,
the
Sanuel
K-
Murray,
O.
R.
Clark,
!
.urny.
it
is
expected
they
win
re-
noun(is
0f
hell"
are
loose
today.
The
three
evil
spirits
T
ayfn
-
ird'
,c.an"
maln
about
eight
weeks
In
tne
Al-
,
are
are
preparing
preparing
to
to
act
act
their
their
parts
parts
in
in
cpcuMiuv
irom
Van
askan
mountains.
Weather
Forecast
llattery
oeneral
Synopsis
Pressure
is
:
high
from
Vancouver
Island
south-
Capt
J.
T.
Harvey,
local
recruit-
j
wcstvrards
and
low
over
Alberta,
lng
officer,
has
received
Instruc-,
With,the
exception
of
light
showers
tinm
tn
riprnit
flftv
men
between
ho
north
coast
the
weather
has
ages
ot
10
and
45
for
the
102nd
bem
faIr
and
warm
ln
British
Co-
American
clipper
ship
arrived
here
Battery
ln
categories
a,
.
"
"-.lumbla.
This
is
ln
addition
to
recruiting
j
Wcsi
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-tor
other
units
which
has
already
osh
gtrong
northwest
winds,
fair
wih
not
much
change
in
temperature.
,
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
-
Fresh
southwest
winds,
mostly
fair
and
becoming
warmer.
.
.
.
ii...
n
i
r
1
lndir..St"et"y0..
r
ifcari
Browaer
lens
now
ureal
Building
Air
Strength
LONDON,
June
25:
(CP)-
The
Under
Secretary
ot
Information,
Mr
Nicholson,
declares
that
the
day
I
to
fast
approaching
when
Great
uri-taln,
with
all
her
resources
of
material
and
manpower,
will
be
superior
in
the
air
to
Germany,
The
British
air
arm,
he
says,
is
being
lapidly
built
up.
The
British
air
Dcriinnnnl
U
vnHu
Kimprlor
tft
GCf-
Pan-American
Clipper
Is
On
Alaska
Flight
KETCHIKAN,
June
25.
A
Pan-
yesterday
afternoon
from
Seattle
and
proceeded
to
Juneau.
Halibut
Sales
couver,
wno
nave
peen
nere
ior
the
past
couple
of
days
In
con-
nectlon
with
price
negotiations,
are
sailing
by
the
Catala
this
afternoon
on
their
return
to
Cl
uj
uumau
...wuncuw
uu.
OXTAWAi
June
25:
(CPCrOWll
the
arsenals
of
heaven
have
thrown
Ju,lana
of
Hoand
and
to
the
ranks
of
Anti-Christ,
,,
4
u
.u.
i
Mr.
Unzey
quoted
freely
from
the
'
.
.
anA
Drl
oiuic,
pajntuiaiij;
iium
me
ixoii
.11--
of
Revelations
and
the
prophets..
stating
that
prophecy
was
to
be
studied
for
the
purpose
of
stimulat
ing
faith
and
encouraging
the
seeker
after
truth
to
accept
the
Bible
as
God's
revelations
to
man.
He
said
that,
while
the
righteous
seemed
to
suffer
temporary
defeat
and
grievous
afflictions,
the
triumph
of
evil
was
short-lived
and
the
evil
Crown
Princess
Juliana
Is
At
Ottawa
Haven
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICES
WINNIPEG,
June
25:
(CPI
Winnipeg
wheat
prices'
were
unchanged
yesterday
with
July
at
71aBc,
October
at
758c
and
Decem
ber,
75c.
START
'EM
YOUNG
l
FLINDERS.
Australia.
June
25!
one
was
td
be
driven
from
the
earth.
(cp)
Thlrtecn-year
old
boys
will
finally.
Righteousness
would
come
sit
for
examinations
in
September
Into
its
own
04
Christ
distinctly
or
admission
to
training
for
the
warned
of
the
short
diabolical
reign
(Continued
on
Page
Three)
Royal
Australian
Navy.
Tney
wui
train
at
the
Royal
Australian
Naval
College
here.
ROME.
June
25:
(CP)
I
Tomorrow
sT
ides
High
5:20
a,m.
18.6
It.
18:21
pjn.
17.5
ft.
Low
11:40
ajn.
5.9
ft.
PRICE:
CBNTa
etain
''Sell-out'7
Seems
Complete
NC
.AN
1
F
TS
MOST
WIDESPREAD
AIR
RAIDS;
RETALIATION
ON
REICH
?
:WAR
ENDS
'Almost
Unbelievable
Treachery
,
Koumania
Has
'
in
CD
KKCV
Of
Last
French
Government
Has
Been
Disclosed
In
Parliament
A
QVJXIP
VfYD
Assurances
Were
Given
Right
up
to
End
that
Navy
Would
AulVillU
rUlV
1
never
Fall
Into
Hands
of
Enemy
Prime
Minister
PARIS
BACK
I
Churchill
Tells
House
OFFICIAL
STATEMENT
LONDON,
June
25:
(CP)
Marshal
Petain,
Premier
of
subjugated
France,
told
the
people
in
a
broadcast
tonight
that,
under
the
terms
of
the
armistice,
"our
airplanes
and
our
fleet
are
coming
under
control
of
Germany
and
Italy.
LONDON.
June
25:
(CP)
The
Petain
government
government
of
France
maj
return
0f
France
went
back
on
most
solemn
assurances
to
Great
CASE
FAILS
t
Verdict
of
Acquittal
in
Cases
Nine
Men
in
New
York
City
of
Britain
that
the
French
fleet
would
never
fall
into
Ger-
rirkllTcVliri
K
nil
iman
hands."
This
is
what
Prime
Minister
.Winston
LUIl
01
IKALl
Churchill
told
the
House
of
Commons
today,
drawing
oacK
tne
curtain
on
negotiations
preceaing
me
anjusucc.
Term
of
thi
Italian
armistice
!
German
peace
terms.
with
France,
made
public
to-
'on
June
16
Great
Britain
offered
to
night,
provide
that
Italian
'.release
the
Reynaud
government
tmnr.win
v&nri
An
tKiir
!
irom.
a
written
pieage
not
to
nego-
"tancedllnes
h?
all
Iheatres
of
tlate
a
parate'peace
tt
tfie
French
Stand
On
Advance
Lines
1
ODAT'S
stocks
Big
Missouri,
.05.
Bralorne,
755.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.65.
Dentonia,
.01
Vi.
Fairview,
.OOVj.
Gold
Belt,l5.Vfe.
Hedley
Mascot,
31.
Minto,
.01,4.
Pend
OrelUe,
UO.
Pioneer,
Premier,
.75.
Privateer,
.42.
Reno,
.19.
Relief
Arlington,
.04
Vi-Salmon
Gold,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.85.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.01
tj.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.10Vi.
Calrrfont,
.18.
C.
&
1.10.
Home,
1.48,
Pacalta,
.03.
Royal
Can.,
-.13.
Okalta.
.60.
Mercury',
.03
Vz.
Prairie
Royalties,
.11.
Toronto
Aldermac,
MVz.
Beattle,
.81.
Central
Pat,
1.49.
Cons.
Smelters,
32.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.23.
Fernland,
.02.
Francoeur,
.23.
Gods
Lake,
.27.
Int.
Nickel.
32.0a
Hardrock,
.55.
Int
Nickel,
32.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.65.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.92.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.10.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.26.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
.90.
Moneta,
.43.
Noranda,
47.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.25.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.47.
San
Antonio,
1.55.
Sherrltt
Gordon.
.59.
gchl,
6.
ouscadillac,
.03.
Mosher.
.03.
Oklend,
.03
.
Dominion
Bridge,
2450.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON,
tCP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
was
unchanged
today
at
$37.54
per
fine
ounce.
He
expressed
hope
that
the
French
colonies
would
continue
th
fight
and
provide
a
seat
for
French
government
dedicated
to
further
re
sistance.
Mr.
Churchill
made
no
reference
I
to
present
whereabouts
of
the
4,t
French
fleet
but
stated
that
the
British
government
had
read
"with.
grief
and
amazement"
the
French-
He
said
that
neei
wouia
oe
sent
to
iiniisn
ports
and
remain
there
until
the
negotiations
had
been
completed.
i
When
Petain
became
premier
Britain
received
"solemn
assurances
(that
the
French
fleet
would
never
fall
Into
German
hands.'
IS
TALKING
SECESSION
General
Hertzog
Renews
Agitation
in
South
Africa
for
Quitting
War
CAPETOWN,
June
23,-J.
B.
M.'
Hertzog,
leader
of
the
Opposition
I
in
South
Africa,
Is
renewing
his
!
agitation
for
withdrawal
of
the
Union
of
South
Africa
from
the
Bri-I
tish
Empire
and
the
war.
iPOLE
ARMY
IN
ENGLAND
Quits
France
in
Order
to
Continue
War
With
Allies
Against
Nazi
Conquerors
LONDON,
June
25.
It
Is
announced
here
that
the
Polish
army
which
was
fighting
ln
France
be
fore
the
surrender
of
that
nation
has
been
landed
safely
In
England
and
will
continue
in
the
war
with
the
Allies.
M0T0RB0AT:
DEAL
OFF
President
Roosevelt
Cancels
Idea
Of
Selling
Twenty
Torpedo
Vessels
To
Great
Briialn
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
June
25:'
On
the
advice
of
the
attorney-?
general
who
has
given
his
opinion
that
such
a
deal
would
be
illegal
-under
existing
International
laws,
President
FraiiEin
D.
..
Roosevelt
yesterday,
cancelled
the
-
sale,
of
twenty
torpedo
;boats
'from
thej
United
States
NavytijT'
.'Great
'Briil
tain.
'Wkf,-
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