NOT
RECOGNIZE
CONQUESTS
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
15:
(CP)
-
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
assured
France
this
afternoon
that
United
States
would
"redouble
its
efforts"
to
send
planes
ijand
munitions
to
the
Allies
as
long
as
,1
France
continued
"in
defence
of
their
liberties."
The
President
added
that
the
assurance
carried
with
it
"no
implication
of
(military
commitments."
He
said
that
the
(United
States
would
not
recognize
"results
tof
conquest
of
territory
acquired
through
military
aggression.
The
message
was
in
response
to
an
ap
peal
for
aid
from
Premier
Paul
Rcynaud
France.
OT
WILL
BE
OPENED
and
representative
meet-,
interested
in
the
es-:
i
or
a
dry
canteen
in
dended
last
night
i
open
7J
quarters
In
the
Stork
Tuesday
evening
with
a
ol
towels,
dish
clottw.
'
d.
coffee
cups
and
sauc-
fxpectcd
there
will
be
a
'
ndancc
a
Hampton
will
bo
the
sec-'rrasurer.
Toe
H.
will
be
f
anadian
dian
Lesion
Legion
Women's
Women's
jtrv
ON
TUESDAY
:
the
building
In
shape
lor
!
ODcnlnu.
volunteer
workers
T
aw
and
hammer,-
neodlo
thread
and
many
making
'Wiuelves
otherwise
useful
',AAUAU
KJtbMAVAfeV
wined
what
had
'w
The
nuestlon
should
bo
run
by
i.hi..
ladles
nmv
only
alacusspd
nnrt
It
urfls
Hir!ded
.
H..UUiv4
IIU.V
....
R
w
(
sl"i
by
the
lar1l
TTii
proun
will
-----
vvi-vt
U141Wiilt
WUIIMi
ww
wu
their
position
and
method
1
m.
'
ifpnnnAA
Russians
In
She
Edmonton
Lawyer
EDMONTON.
June
15:
(CP
--
Mrs
j.
a.
Teng.
the!
Newspaperman
of
the,
X
r
'
..).
Order.
)rdor.
Daughter
Daughters
rP
Mrs.
Ivan
Iiaisey.
oai-?:
Army.
iiuujr,
Mrs.
.iia.
3.
a.
V.
Cox,
-
DETROIT,
June
15:
Burial
took
who
was
killed
recently
in
a
train
accident
in
England
and
whose
body
was
brought
home
,
those
fifth
columns
work
beats
the
had
been
captured.
These
Dutch.."
elaims
wre
not
confirmed
Sifting
down
the
report
of
the
from
Allied
sources.
duty
the
only
logical
conclusion
i
WTOM
111
HIC
I
iil
J
;
'the
airport
at
the
zero
hour.
Wave
of
Sabotage
Burin
n
"Sao
1,1
eTer1
of
the
principal
cities
Cilllg
UCd
the
air
raid
alarm
system
went'
i
completely
haywire.
Sirens
scream-j
-The
'ed
day
and
night,
throwing
the;
Tinrnt
Committee
Chown
At
RuaaUns
are
reported
to
be
cities
into
otter
confusion.
In
Am-
ffting
Ust
Night
For
Open-
n'
OOUOing
an
air
Slew
and
wire-
twre
un
w.n
suppiy
jicai
l
Ing
Of
Dry
Canteen
NO
IK.
June
IS:
(CP)
1-
lesa
i
ft
WIl
on
Dig
UtOfflede
wai
vai
nery
wnicii
u
ine
4
Island
In'
the
Bering
Sea.
The
first
objective
of
saboteurs
wash-
Nome
Daily
Nugget
quoted
a
ed
o-
completely.
reliable
source
as
saving
that
a
!
Uaur
after
hour,
parachute
,
I
tfvwtna
lanrllner
In
a
a..
am
-.
i
i
trAra
r-svnAr(
field.
Dutch
troops
weren't.
"W
quarters
arc
to
Dc
j
t
11
J
a
The
United
Services
lc
Dllllet
VlCtllTl
T
i'
tr
is
a
recreation
room,
t
Tnc
H
has
turned
over
uwfi
speirs
I
Beiievrii
To
5-ir:uturc.
It
will
be
equip-1
iiatl
ccdent
Cleaninc
1
u
i;
card
tables,
ping
pong,
(;im
dart.v
shuffle
board
and
li
pool
table
may
be
added
There's
one
thing
more,
though
this
occurred
In
Belgium.
U.
S.
army
officers
who
fought
In
the
First
Great
War
looked
over
the
collapse
of
Namur,
and
the
apparently
Ineffective
resistance
of
the
outer
forts
of
Liege
and
ran
back
through
the
pages
of
memory.
There
they
found
the
stories
of
the
fall
of
these
two
great
fortresses
in
1914,
and
reports
current
then
that
a
"fifth
column"
had
working
for
months
with
the
Ilussel
W.
Speirs,
well
known
Ed-'oennan
high
command
to
bring
monton
barrister,
aged
49,
shot
about
their
capitulation.
A
former
himself
through
the
head
In
his
.
intelligence'
officer
recalls
that
.led
on
the
maintenance
office.
An
accident
is
believed
to
'J'tce
by
P.
H.
Iinsey
and
the
jhave
occurred
while
he
was
clean-r
?ry
and
with
them
will
be
Ing
a
gun.
E'
up
0f
ladles
consisting
ol
W
NtchoUs,
of
the
original
17..ftt.l
fU
r,.
Mrs.
William
RothwelUl
Ullcicll
JL
showed
a
great
predilection
for
building
cement
tennis
courts.
It
wasn't
discovered
until
Bel-
uu.
had
ordered
all
troops
away
from-fTX
i
T
PTIIfl
w
Ar.n
r
I
I
A
U
ftkA
AAA
IS
SUNK
Cruiser
Calypso
Torpedoed
by
Italians
Two
Trawlers
Are
.Mined
in
Home
Waters
LONDON,
June
15:
(CD
The
Admiralty
announces
that
H-M.S.
t
crew
n
meniynvr
itosasni
u
t
'-i'"-
,
r4,n-
an
.ii..rrraft
cruiser
ClJP.
Xcimes.
where,
strangely
enoueh.l
"";
"aU'rul.s"
hard
at
work
etneUn
an
sunk
in
the
glum
was
a
shambles
that
the
MOSCOW,
June
15:
(CP)
Set-
"tennis
courts"
were
cement
slabs
'tlement
of
a
dispute
between
Sov-30
feet
deep
and
really
hidden
let
and
Lithuania
over
the
quarter
.
..........
.
m.kk
iilll.r
i
.
-
w
r-
dlr
Oranire
Benevolent
Assocl-
Place
yesieraay
oi
crushed
rock.
Mrs
j
e
Boddle.
Rebekahs,noted
American
newspaynm
...
Tne
conclusJon
herc
ls
tnat
Ncal
Carter
and
a
represen-1
from
the
navy.
I
Work
is
proceeding
rapidly
In
"secret
weapon"
of
Hitler's
ls
no
more
than
this
same
fifth
column.
The
report
that
the
men
in
Fortress
Ehin
F.mnnl
snrtrfrnlv
rils.
Ing
that
Mrs.
Neat
i-arut
covered
their
machine
guns
and
been
co-opted
on
the
committee
canno
wouid
not
work
was
because'
Mrs.
Nlcholls
wouict
oe
a
ciue
somewhere
among
those
away
froni
the
city
a
good
deal
of
ji000
men
wnQ
threw
up
thelr
At
,hr
minir
vp.trrdav
Iter.
Ithe
summer
and
autumn.
I
hands
In
surrender
must
have
'
DumfnrH
rTrMiHed
sided
and
and
he
he!
I
A
A
caretaker
caretaker
is
ls
being
being
cmpioyca
empiojiu
German
Imperialists,
months
be
fore
August.
1914,
bought
large
estates
near
these
fortresses,
and
bcen
dozens
or
cven
SCOres
who
already
been
'and
the
hut
will
be
open
from
waiked
tle
Nazi
glory
road
ln-r
whether
Uie
10
ajn.
to
11
or
11:30
at
night,
a
stead
of
the
trall
to
prlson
camps
lounge
and
writing
room
is
oeins,
equipped
which
can
be
shut
off
from
the
larger
room
ana
nicely
furnished.
This
adjoins
the
canteen
and
kitchen
and
there
ls
also
accompdatloti
for
four
men
from
the
outside
forts
in
case
I'
spend
the
flight
there
was
'announced
this
mom-
wish
to
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
June
15:
(CP)
Winnipeg
wheat
futures
were
off
lttc
to
1
lie
yesterday,
July
closing
at
72
Vic.
I
of
1180
tons,
was
Mediterranean
by
an
Italian
submarine.
One
officer
and
thirty-eight
men
are
missing
and
feared
lost.
Enemy
mines
have
also
sunk
two
armed
trawlers.
Myrtle
and
Ocean
Sunlight,
in
home
waters.
The
Admiralty
fears
there
are
no
survivors
from
the
Myrtle
while
eight
men
are
missing
from
the
Ocean
Sunlight.
SUBJUGATE
LITHUANIA
Another
Baltic
Nation
Succumbs
to
Demands
of
Soviet
Was
Dispute
Over
Troops
ing
of
troops
In
Lithuania
ls
an
nounced.
The
agreement
involves
a
guarantee
by
Lithuania
of
free
passage
to
Lithuanian
territory
of
Soviet
troops.
Russia,
serving
an
ultimatum
on
Lithuania,
also
obtained
resignation
of
the
present
Lithuanian
government.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
ils
unusually
high
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
southwards.
Rami
has
occurred
on
the
north
coast
but
j
the
weather
has
been
fair
and
warm
in
other
parts
of
British
Columbia.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Fresh
northwest
winds,
fait1
and
moderately
warm.
Weather.
Forecast?
j
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
10:39
ajn.
175
Ik
Rupert
and
Queen
CIhwt-
p,
22:41
pjn.
21.1
ffc.
Low
4:21
ajn.
42
ft.
moderately
fair
and
fttghtly
:
18:21
pjn.
65
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
i
L
1
'
-
-
CENTS
...
....
.
ix.,
.
.
.
..
-
..
-
-"
PRICE:
ixxix
Nu
hi
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY
JUNE
15,
1910.
omen
us
Decisions
Being
Made
.
S.
Aid
Pledged:-
NSWER
OF
OOSEVELT
AVORABLE
HOW
DUTCH
LOST
OUT
Rhine
River
U.
8.
Army
Notes
How
5th
Column
Beat
The
Netherlands
BORDEAUX,
France,
June
15:
(CP)
The
French
High
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
June
15:
Command
announced
today
CP
1
Over
In
the
block-long
that
the
Germans
had
crossed
munitions
building,
whose
arch!-
the
Rhine
River
into
Alsace
tenure
ts
eiyly
2th
Century
on
the
Maginot
front
and
whitewashed
barrack,
the
Unl-
had
penetrated
central
France
ted
Spates
army
boys
have
torn
as
far
south
as
Chaumont.
140
fn.m
their
books
that
venerable
miles
southeast
of
Paris.
In
.savins:
"You
can't
beat
the
Berlin
the
High
Command
Duich
."
claimed
that
the
Maginot
On
the
nice
nice
clean
clean
page
page
they
Line
had
been
breached
on
a
FOR
t'nDTC
lb
TH
IO
I3L
nc
DCnniini
KLUOUULLU
Fn
TO
1U
WFI
HLLl
P'have
inserted,
there
is
a
"Warn-
"broad
front"
south
of
Saar-
mg
l()
rutute
GeneraU:
The
way
brueeken
and
that
Verdun
FRANCE
IN
ITS
EXTREMITY
WILL
Of
France
Will
Reach
Culminating
Point
In
Matter
Of
Hours,
It
Is
Anticipated
War
News
ALLIES
STAY
TOGETHER
LONDON
Authoritative
declared
tonight
that
"the
.nntinn.
hitherln
in
close
.Nan's
five-day
bUttkrieg
of
Hoi-
"
"
.
"
,
I....
.
I
.....
.
.
.
consultation
and
complete
agree-
,rr
land,
the
army
experts
have
con-1
1
.
.
.
men
i.
A
i
-i
H..1
.I
a.
i
l.
csnoea
mat
ne
iuui
owiunui
again
has
proved
itself
the
most
.
ssr
jar
"iAIR
ATTACK
Te
secret
mafic
with
which
the
Nasi
hordes
over-ran
Holland.
although
the
Dutch
had
been
pre-
I
paring
for
such
an
emergency
for
years,
can
be
summed
up
in
two
.words:
internal
combustion.
.
Heavy
Bombers
of
Royal
Air
Force
I
For
example,
from
the
very
out-
Damage
Enemy's
Concentrations
'set
of
the
Oerman
Invasion,
snip-
j
era
took
a
toll
of
Dutch
soWlers!
from
the
roofs
and
windows
of
LONDON,
June
15:
(CP)
The
buildings
even
In
the
well-polked
Alr
Mlnutry
announces
that
during
(cities
of
The
Hague.
Amsterdam
the
nlRht
heavy
bomber,
attacked
(and
Rotterdam.
military
targets
in
the
Ruhr
and
When
the
sixth
column,
or
para-
Rhmciand.
In
southwest
Oermany
chute
troops,
arrived
at
one
of
the
atUek3
bad
been
made
on
heavy
BW-Rttcrdam.
ig6eeBfraTjS0
oftrobWafil
mater-
dviit
two
kith
pawBiutn
were
on
ITALIAN
FORTS
TAKEN
ALEXANDRIA
Sharp
fighting
between
Italian
and
British
troops
on
the
he
Ep""-uirn
Egyptian-Libyan
frontier
frontier
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.07.
Bralome.
8.05.
Dentonla.
.01
Vi.
Falrvlew,
.004.
Gold
Belt.
.20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.34.
Mlnto.
.01.
Noble
Five,
.004-
t
Pend
Oreille,
1.45.
Pioneer.
1.80.
Premier.
.80.
Privateer,
.42.
Reeves
MacDonald.
.30.
Reno,
.19.
Relief
Arlington.
.04V4.
Salmon
Gold,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.88.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.01
Vi.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.0.8
Calmont,
.20.
C.
Si
E..
1.10.
;
Home,
1.45.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.14.
Okalta,
.63.
Mercury,
.03
VJ.
Prairie
Royalties,
.11.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.15.
Beattle,
.85.
Central
Pat.,
1.61.
Cons.
Smelters,
31.87.
East
Malartlc.
2.18.
Fernland,
.02.
Francoeur,
.24.
Gods
Lake.
.28.
Hardrock,
.65.
Int.
Nickel
3150.
Kerr
Addison,
1.42.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.00.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.20.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.26.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
.90.
Moneta,
.42V2.
Noranda,
50.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.48,
Prestort
EastfDonu'..
1.45.
San
Antonio,
1.35.
.Nazis
Now
Making
Moves
Toward
Encirclement
of
Mag-inot
Line
Heading:
From
Southwestward
Invasion
of
Switzerland
Appears
Imminent
ANOTHER
VICTIM
BASEL,
June
15:
(CP)
From
Basel
came
word
that
posters
advising
public
steps
be
taken
to
meet
possible
parachute
invasion
appeared
all
''over
Switzerland
as
the
Rhine
front,
north
of
Basel,
showed
signs
of
increasing
tension.
A
sudden
tightening
of
military
preparations
indicated
that
the
Swiss
intelligence
service
had
uncovered
disturbing
information.
T
ATnnT
t
t
r
.
r
ti
i
a
t
i.i
f.TVT
PVDM
ATIV
TV
i
iw
neuiera
reponea
loaay
UIN
uLKlYlAIN
I
repeated
Royal
Air
Force
that
"strategic
decisions
.
of
great
moment"
are
being-
tak-
bombings
of
enemy
positions
is
en
by
Allied
army
leaders
in
France
and
the
"next
twenty-
repor
ed.
operations
of
the
lait
four
hours
are
likely
to
show
what
these
are."
The
Reut-
twenty-four
hours
are
declared
ors
corresnondent
wrote:
"As
seen
from
a
Rritish
mili-
to
have
brought
the
capture
of
the
Italian
forts
of
Caprnzzo
and
Maddalena
by
the
British.
ITALY
AIR
RAIDED
ROME
Allied
planes
flew
over
Rome
and
dropped
leatlets
reading:
"Your
Duce
wanted
war.
Here
it
Is.
France
has
not
attacked
yu.
Cease
fi"ihlirigiincf
France
will
cease
fighting.
Victory
or
defeat,
you
will
have
hunger,
poverty
and
slavery."
The
pamphlets
pointed
out
that
Italy
had
gone
to
war
to
satisfy
the
ambition
and
lust
for
power
of
one
man.
There
were
also
air
raids
by
the
Allies
on
Genoa
and
Venice
and
Allied
naval
vessels
were
reported
to
have
shelled
the
Italian
Riviera.
Italian
authorities
claim
to
have
occupied
"certain
localities"
in
the
French
Alps.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
tOouruwv
B
O
I'Mviwor.
On
i
tary
centre
southwest
of
Paris,
the
situation
is
-the
most
tragic
since
the
Prussians
marched
4
Canada
Is
Unwavering
t.
.
.
OTTAWA.
June
15:
CP-
Pledging
"unwavering
support
of
Canada
in
the
present
strug
.
Into
Paris
seventy
years
ago.
He
added:
"Nevertheless
there
U
a
complete
absence
of
panic
or
des-
i
peration."
An
authoritative
sourcs
attributed
renorts
of
Pranri.
MniHi.
in
them.
making
peace
to
German
saldUherei
was.-no
-truth
German
armies
have
reached
points
twenty
miles
south
of
Part!
to
east
and
west
of
the
capital,
ap-
gle.
Rt.
Hon.
William
Lyon
parently
driving
towards
Chartres.
4
Mackenzie
King,
the
Prime
Reuters
said:
"During
the
next
Minister,
told
the
House
of
twenty-four
to
forty-eight
hours
Commons
yesterday:
"I
believe
the
Battle
of
France
may
reach
I
can
say
to
Premier
Paul
Rey-
a
culminating
point."
naud
that
resources
of
the
Prom
Tours
it
was
reported
that
whole
American
continent
will
French
armies
were
withdrawing,
be
thrown
In
on
the
side
of
launching
counter-attacks
at
sev-
the
Allies."
eral
points
and
fighting
determined
reareuard
action
from
Arennnp
to
iMirv
imi
v
r.
sectors.
AIR
DRIVE
IS
OPENED
Vancouver.
As
First
Day
of
Campaign
Opens,
Has
$17,000
of
the
sex
There
were
indications
that
the
defenders,
despite
the
surrender
of
Paris,
were
still
Intact
and
checking
the
Nazi
push
in
some
The
Nazi
eastern
flank
has
pushed
to
Romtlly,
sixty-five
miles
southeast
of
Paris,
and
St.
Dlzler,
120
miles
east
and
slightly
south
of
Paris
on
the
road
to
Nancy.
In
re-.lation
to
Montmedy,
the
latter
,
thrust
represents
a
threat
to
the
.
Maginot
Line.
VANCOUVER.
June
15:
(CP)
An'
Indications
are
that
the
French
air
supremacy
drive
seeking
$30.-
might
fall
back
to
the
River
Loire
000
to
purchase
ten,tralnlng
planes
as
next
natural
defence
line,
for
use
here
in
the
British
com-
The
historic
city
of
Versailles,
I
-
,
i
j
sllphtlv
u-pf.
nf
PflHc
hie
Vin
rw
caiui
an
pun
upeuea
luuay
o
j
-
-
-
-
-
w-wlth
Iiiiuu
overnight
checks
totalling
cupied
by
the
enemy
and
the
Nazi
$17,000.
$80,000
Italians
And
Germans
Must
Now
Register
OTTAWA.
Jun
15:
(CP)
)
All
I
Swastika
flew
over
the
palace
there
today
as
it
did
over
Eiffel
Tower
i
In
Paris.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
I
American
85,500
pounds,
9c
"and
7.5c,
1
Canadian
16,000
pounds,
9c
arid
Germans
and
Italians
In
Hanarfa
7c
and
l-4
an
7C
American
are
required
to
register
without
delay,
the
Department
of
Justice
oneer,
41.000.
9c
and
7.5c,
Etor-
emphaslzed.
Germans
and
Italians
age
who
have
become
naturalized
since
Doric-
40-000-
9(5
and
7-5c'
Eo-
also
Vlkln-
4500'
9c
and
7-5c
Booth-
September
1.
1939.
are
re-
Canadian
quired
to
register.
This
does
not
necessarily
Imply
Internment.
CaP
sPear'
14'000-
I0-4c
and
7c
.Booth.
BAR
UUW
Kongo,
2,000,
9c
and
7c,
Atlln.
LONDON,
tCP)
The
Montreal
M
D.'
nnn
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
1
11
anailllO
nOnCCi
market
was
unchanged
today
at
I
$37.54
per
fine
ounce.
Shcrrit
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl,
.30.
Bouscadlllac.
.03.
Mosher,
.03
Vi.
Oklend,
.03.
Smelters
Gold.
.00'
.
Dominion
Bridge,
24.25.
Dead
In
Cabin
Body
Of
Dan
Stewart
FoundInquest
To
Be
Held
NANAIMO,
June
15:
(CP)
Dan
Stewart,
pioneer
of
this
district,
.was
found
dead
In
his
cabin
near
'
i
M
i
.i
M,
i.
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1.
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