lotte
Island
-
8trong
southcn.
.,
Q
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cloudy
with
occasional
show-
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XXIX
No.
139.
J.J
C
I
-1
fin..
tl
Irl.l.
I'nfl
Taking
Americans
Home
From
Europe
a
v
Tin
v
)
t
n
n
inna
i
t
-
United
States
liner
Washlng-lth
1020
passengers
on
board.
ind
Bordeaux
and
will
take
T
Ull
UJ1U
a
t
wtH
.
iu
Mtv
I
.
M
m
i
ana
w
mum
finrnnnnnnn
Approved
lACHINOTON
D
C.
June
13:
INTKKN
ITALIANS
esistance
Will
Be
ter
it
was
dtckwed
that
Premier
Paul
Reynaud
had
appealed
to
the
United
Stales
for
all
help
short
ol
I
an
expeditionary
force.
Reynaud
jsald:
"We
will
light
before
Paru.
.
W.
ttAW
fiaht
kihlnH
Pari
W
will
i
fight
In
the
provinces.
We
wllL
fight)
:
In
North
Africa.
If
necessary,
we
will
fight
In
our
North
American
possessions."
'
I
The
defence
line
in
the
battle
for'
France
is
holding,
said
a
military
i
spokesman
today,
despite
the
heavy
J
strain
of
new
German
divisions
J
which
make
a
total
of
1300,000
men
trying
with
mechanized
equipment
to
crush
France.
The
spokesman
said
that,
while
the
French
would
continue
the
defence
around
Paris
I
ed
by
.eounUr-attack.
they
would
.in
he
total
for
defence
Watts,
tor
at
this
session
to
$3,300.-
"
w
,
wu.
I
OTTAWA
Minister
of
Justice
Ernest
Lapolnle
lias
ordered
Internment
of
all
residents
of
Italian
origin
who
may
be
considered,
through
their
actions
or
utlerances,
a
danger
to
Ihe
state
or
a
hindrance
to
the
prosecution
of
the
war.
Meantime
Canada
from
subversive
elements
goes
the
drive
to
safeguard
forward
but
the
number
of
neuly-arrested
and
those
marked
for
Internment
remains
secret.
It
Is
learned
authoritatively
that
-several
hundred"
have
been
picked
up
since
the
entry
ot
Italy
into
the
war.
In
some
places,
notably
In
Ontario,
the
police
raids
netted
not
only
ilicns
but
guns
and
ammunition,
literature
and
blackshirt
uniforms.
HELPING
MOTHER
COUNTRY
OTTAWA
Hon.
C.
C.
Power,
acting
minister
of
defence,
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
all
available
rifles
and
ammunition
In
Canada
had
been
placed
at
the
disposal
of
Great
Britain
by
request
of
the
mother
country.
TURKEY
WITH
H
RITA
IN
ISTANBUL
Turkey
reaffirmed
Us
mutual
assistance
pacts
with
Great
Britain
and
France
today
and
dismissed
"as
worthless
Premier
Benito
Mussolini's
offer
to
respect
her
neutrality,
HOULOGNE
ROMHED
LONDON
The
fleet
air
arm
bombed
Boulogne
Harbor
motor
torpedo
boat.
The
announce-me
JMterday,
destroying
one
nt
said
that
planes
had
nho
bombed
German
supply
sli
P
near
Bergen,
Norway,
and
runways
and
barracks
at
acrics
airdrome,
also
In
Norway.
SECRET
SESSION
LONDON
A
secret
session
ot
the
House
of
Commons
on
home
defence
will
be
held
next
Thursday,
Clement
Richard
At-he,
Lord
Privy
Seal,
announced
today.
Declaration
Of
Loyalty
The
undersigned
wish
to
take
this
opportunity
to
ex-press
to
the
public
of
Prince
Rupert
their
loyalty
to
CANADA
and
the
BRITISH
EM-PIKE
as
a
whole.
True
to
our
oath
of
allegiance,
we
solemnly
promise
that,
during
the
present
struggle
for
the
existence
and
freedom
of
the
empire,
we
shall
at
all
times
be
loyal
and
Milling
to
whole-heartedly
and
faithfully
assist
and
support
the
common
cause,
either
morally
or
actively.
Signed
Hugo
Kraupner,
O.
Pick,
V.
Pick,
J.
W.
Schroeder.
C.
O.
Glaile.
A.
Steinert,
F.
Bepperling,
Frank
Schoeder,
F.d
Schroeder,
Carl
Schroeder.
Ed
Wlrschke,
Alois
Ohnesorg.
GERMANS
j
AFFIRM
'
LOYALTY
Meeting
Held
Last
F.venlng
In
Police
Office
By
Men
Of
German
Birth
Or
F.xtrartion
o.
iwlfciwciui,
jsv9auv..
.
A.
.
,
AAH,tu.,tiAn
of
f
r
Cana
lesieraav
Kovai
Air
rarct
lktdi
Diacea
an
113
rammuuicauwi
.
--
Chamber.
Rev.
E.
E.
Brandt..
..i.i..
i.i
t
a
wn
Oa
o.d
those
Drescnt
to
carry
on
.
...
--1.-J
1
..
Ka
I
saia
iney
wouiq
mm
iu
i
declared
orally
and
by
their
slg
matures
that
they
subscribed
to
ithe
declaration
of
loyalty.
I
A
number
of
the
Germans
spoke,
'explaining
the
difficulty
of
their
I
position.
One,
who
was
corn
in
Canada
of
German
parents,
re-1
sented
the
idea
that
he
should
be
subjected
to
being
called
names
and
refused
work.
It
was
explained
that
the
present
condition
of
the
public
mind
made
It
desirable
to.
put
up
with
a
great
many
things.
There
was
a
time
in
Canada
when
Englishmen.
were
not
well
treated.
The
text
ot
the
document
in
addition
to
the
declaration
of
loyalty
follows:
"It
Is
our
honest
desire
to
con-
'vcy
to
you
an
outline
of
our
at
titude
in
regard
to
the
present
situation.
"No
doubt
you
will
have
heard
the
numerous
rumors
and
whlsp-printrs
which
have
gained
such
PROVINCIAL
L5
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.;
THURSDAY,
JUNE
13,
1940.
HSf
JaftaVaVaVaVaH
MAY
MOVE
TO
CANADA
not
defend
the
city
Itself.
Parts;.
.
-
.
.
.
..
.
.
-
.
.
..
'
i
r
im
,
r
K-
A.min
u
rK!Hiniji
e-sS.
.
BrIUsh-
n.tn.K
r...rm.ni
ntvernmenl
Children
"t'ios'ders
na
own
aecrarea
an
10
.......
v
-
-
opcrr
my
-,.
n,
z,hlM,
Plans
For
Transfer
or
enoi
i.
.
...!?..
-
f
ih.
.itv
trnihorivl
at
the
office
wive
ii
i
rum
ocmutuon.
iic
-j
-
i
French
line
U
holding
although
or
the
city
police
department
and
some
unit
have
not
ben
relieved
'end
a
pledge
of
loj-alty
and
sup-,
.
.
.
,
port
to
Canada
and
the
Empire,
for
,
nine
days.
.aM
A
big
tv.,.
French
coun-
rr,
.
.
.
,,.aH
,aV.
LONDON,
June
13:
Plans
are
t-tr-offensive
is
not
yet
possible
al-i
th
nf
aii-eiance
when
still
being
considered
by
the
Oov-
the
law
and
constitution
in
every
respect
LIBRARY
leather
Forecast
f
1
J
I
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
ranee
Will
Never
Give
Kept
Up
Far
Abroa
d
If
It
Is
Necessary
flict
as
to
How
Defenders
Are
Holding
uui
TOURS.
June
13:
(CP)
The
French
council
of
min-
-
i
....
1
II.A
nil
"
f
Vin
mnatinir
nf
niinictlr
U'ilK
I...
I
..!
AftxicfiM
Winitnn
f
Mill
rrh
1
1
1
nnH
H
nt.
LrlllllTW
UT
A
41111
lililliuvvi
.
-
-
ASHING
I
UN
AT
GALWAY
SKIRMISH
British-
And
gaged
Air
the
British
took
sixty-two
Italian
ihouah
small
counter-attacks
made
they
became
naturalized
citizens
ernment
for
the
removal
of
many
prisonfrs
reported
by
military
U
V
Pi
IX
some
tains
such
as
a
five-mile
ad-
but.
owing
to
the
present
state
6f
British
school
children
from
Eng-
fl,lthnrlt,
The
Brltish
suffcrMl
LAl
111
IkJ
H(
u?
of
Representatives
yes-
,
ntu
lh,
rftfln
n.
n,,.
public
opinion,
they
had
been
ad-
una
to
uanaaa.
casualties.
If
approved
another
'vtoed
to
re&UTm
their
convictions.
ft
m
from
lhc
tre
of
Roarlni;
from
Egyptian
bases
the
,m
f.ijt
a
w
-
M
i
ctab
i
s,
sasj
s.a
s
cr
s&tatssv
sk
r
'
X
for
the
purchase
of
w-
(spec
tor
C.
O.
Barber.
:n
thousand
new
airplane.,
uerman
troops
were
ouiciauy
an-
police.
Sergeant
c
.i
j
nii..oinr.
nv,ih
Roval
Air
Force
struck
new
blows
provincial
.
or.
oday
at
Italian
airdromes
In
Llb-
r-
'-
'tni
warsnilH
ana
an
in-
nnunrrd
today
to
be
murine
over
Kev.
tuani.)
it.
n.
uurniora.
...
A
hnl
Arfhnr
""ur
!inimr.
uonmer-
sain
ih
h
'
'
"
-
We
would
like
to
stata,
there-
mere-
.
-
....
.
,
-n,,.
we
wouia
line
to
suite,
..c
.'
i
-
Lnre
nnoB(-n(an
on
hne
m.K""
-.
.
,u
...
f
f
...
Vn
,,.
e
mari
,aM
air
hit
attacks
anarns
are
are
dellverlne
aeuverinK
a
a
"crtn-
enn-
mnrv
namKl
nasseo
'
lurti.
nr.Mn
president
nf
of
the
h
Prlnr
Prince
""
-
-j---
,
,
.
ASSISTING
High
8:21
ajn
20:50
pJTL
10.6
ft.
Low
1:59
ajn.
6.4
It.
14:10
pjn.
5.9
ft.
r
-
-----
Up
Fight
BRITISH
MOVING
TROOPS,
GUNS
AND
TANKS
ACROSS
I
CHANNEL
TO
SAVEFRENCH
K.nfr
Conran
Six
Thousand
Allied
Forces
Trapped
and
Captured
on
lIHg
UCOrgt
Disembarkation
Meantime,
Nazi
Drive
on
Pans
VI
Today
is
the
official,
if
not
the
aetual,
birthday
of
the
King.
In
the
present
serious
times,
an
extends
its
greetings
to
the
monarch
in
view
of
the
principles
which
he
symbolizes
and
Continues
With
Undiminished
Violence
LONDON,
June
13:
(CP)
British
troops,
guns
arid
tanks
are
again
streaming
across
the
English
Channel
to
help
France
check
the
great
German
Offensive
towards
Paris,
informed
sources
report
Included
among
them
are
British
and
Polish
forces
which
had
been
at
Narvik
and
Empire,
at
war
and
work,
wh0
recently
returned
from
Norway.
They
are
being
BIG
CITIES
ARE
RAIDED
Turin,
Genoa
and
Milan
In
Northern
Italy
Are
Attacked
By
Allied
Bombers
rushed
to
the
continent
to
strength
en
the
Allied
resistance.
The
number
of
reinforcements
starting
for
the
French
battlegrounds
since
yesterday
after
a
meeting
of
the
Supreme
Allied
War
Council
Is
said
to
be
running
Into
the
thousands.
South
of
the
Seine
fresh
British
troopa.
Just
arrived
from
theUn-ited
Kingdom,
are
said
to
'have
I
taken
their
places
in
the
lines.
:
Military
circles
admitted
today
i
,ROME.
June
13:
(CP)
Fourteen
j
that
about
six
thousand
British
and
were
killed
and
thirty-nine
were
French
troops
had
been
captured
by
wounded
in
an
Allied
air
raid
on
'the
Germans
at
St.
Valery
on
the
Turin
yesterday,
an
official
an-'French
coast
where
high
cliffs
and
noun'cement
said.
Genoa
and
Mil-
heavy
fog
prevented
re-embarka-an.
other
populous
cities,
were
tlon.
Half
an
Allied
division,
it
was
also
the
subject
of
Allied
air
raids,
estimated,
had
been
captured,
the
yesterday.
other
half
escaping.
.
rnvr,
k
The
British
announcement
yes-.
MeanUme.
the
Nazi
drive
contin-
IN
AHKll
A
terday
was
that
only
mUiUry
ob-ues
without
let-up.
In
order
to
li
1
rl
lYiVr.
Jectlves
had
been
attacked.
Italian
saTe
ParU
from
possible
destrucUon
authorities
saw
tney
aia
noi
pian.and
to
place
p,
responsibiUty
upon
ItalUn
-Furcea.
to.
take
enrUaJs,
la:he
form
oflthe.
oermawif
such
should
"occur?"
Torce
Active
Indiscriminate
bombings.
the
French
capital
was
today
de-
One
Italian
authority
announced
elad
cltv
.
mln,,trv
CAIRO.
June
13:
CP'-A
sklr-
that
there
had
been
Italian
air
j
spokesman
announced
that
defencS
mun
oetween
unusn
ana
uauan
mias
on
xouion
m
sauuiern.
forces
on
the
Egyptian-Italian-
France.
Libyan
border
last
night
In
which
-
would
continue
north
of
the
city
but.
if
the
city,
however,
was
reached
by
the
enemy,
there
would
be
no
defence
within
Paris
but
lines
would
.
be
re-formed
to
the
south.
"If
Par-I
is
should
be
destroyed,
the
res-Jponslbllity
will
not
be
ours,"
the
'spokesman
said.
Meanwhile.
It
was
admitted
that
German
armored
columns
were
.
Jacklln,
va.
Ethiopia
and
Erltrpa.
Air
Mar-
All
Its
Facilities
Are
Placed
at
Dls-
.
.
,
.
.
.
,
uiwuunucu
aim
unuuc.
-
---
,
,
it
.
inaiuus
rapia
progress
oui
me
coa-
mr
,
,
.
,
,
tlnuoua
Ftench
front
had
never
In
War
Against
Italy
.
.
.
.
.
.
,.
,X
7
i
H.M
hW
on
.trnneholds
from
"
?:
Zl?J7
'jSJSTt
CandtVzerthat
we"respt
wh.h
E?ot
miZht
be
threatened.
ALEXANDRIA,
June
13:
CP
1
Some
of
us
Pnes
set
an
Italian
warshln
and
systems,
air
and
naval
bases
and
TajU
superior
that
now
they
w
...,nnnAft,nno.Km(nioflODOooBDOiK,m",,,t"'
"
"
hnrn
in
this
country.
Most
of
,wn
auo-annes
wit-
nr
ionnrn
pons
ai
uie
ouposai
01
ureal
on-
,,mKllMH
tw.
W000i)000000ouuuuuuuvvv
"-""
,
.(nni.n
nr
th
Canadian
-
"
.
11
in
.
-
la.-
j
-n
.1
-""J
"-
War
News
S
"r..
:
"
j
T
us
are
naturalized.
All
of
us
have
-oasV
m
u,P
OTeai
Legion.
W.
J.
Raymond
and
II.
F.
o.pullen.
representing
the
Dress,
.
-....MMMMAAAnAnnoooooooooooooooooaiauietly
without
clvhig
occasion
for
lMaakfatn
1
am
flV
PAH
n
Til
UI1V
II
It
II
lived
In
Canada
tor
a
great
num
.
,...J
,v
ber
of
years.
infoecior
uaroer
muihhicu
mc
.:.
able
to
offer
and
grant
us.
"While,
during
the
present
crisis,
we
are
fully
aware
of
the
circumstances
In
which
we
unfortunately
find
ourselves
and
while
at
times
.we
feel
that
injustice
Is
done
by
irresponsible
elements
we
fully)
honor
and
respect
the
feelings
of
the
people.
'
"We
are
Indeed
fortunate
toj
still
find
sufficient
numbers
nfl
Eminence
durtn
i
the"
wlm.r
as
we
are
conrned,
;we
shaH
Wrnnenn
short
distance
west
"f
the
Fnmtian
border.
Two
Itai-
g1
purpose
of
the
gathering
ana
urg-
,ove
British
reluming
safely.
the
country
and
respect
Its
people.
"We
"
have
1
found
here
economic
suspicion
ue
ms,ch
...
u
a,
u
as
,1
free-
their
homes.
Twt)
had
in
Iflrearms
d(j
mnd
are
ul
fof
what
used
for
hunting
and,
at
the
guns
a
and
lu
have
been
SUggCSvlon
Ol
w,
uawi,
vj
I
.
.
..
IJ
4
In
Alt
Bulletins
mons
today.
I
reference
to
alleged
subversive
ac-la
everyinmg
in
our
power
u.
oo
'
share
and
our
burden
our
carry
as
Skcena
small
German-
uv
ties
of
the
Canadian
colony
In
Prince
Rupert.
"These
rumors
have
grown
to
such
an
alarming
extent
that
we
feel
it
necessary
to
take
some
action
in
order
to
convlnco
the
General
public
to
tho
greatest
posslblo
PYinni
ns
tn
aur
honesty
and
In
wen
as
yourselves.
Storage.
DEMAND
OF
JAPANESE
tain
today
and
pledged
its
ally
the
"greatest
oosslble
assistance"
In
the
war
against
Italy.
Premier
Pa-
SHANGHAI
The
Japanese
an
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rwf
fr!nH
nnrt
svmnathlzers
and
we
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grateiui
lor
tneir
assistance
i
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.
..
during
the
past
as
well.
as
the
tomgnt
aemanains
fairness
of
the
Individual
authorl-j
aU
trop.
warships
and
other
ties
mostly
concerned
with
our;
armca
,orc"
turopean
Deiug
cause.
"We
appeal
to
your
sense
o'f
fairness
and
British
Justice
to
as-
slst
us
to
continue
with
our
nor-i
mal
lives
as
well
as
the
oppor-,
tunlty
to
gain
our
livelihood
ni
your
midst
by
giving
the
the
con
erents
stationed
withdrawn.
in
China
be
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and
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9.2c
and
7c,
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policies."
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last
paragraph
was
not
In
Durdas.
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9c
and
7c,
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and
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the
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tegrity
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NO
BLOW
BY
ITALYi
ere
In
manpower
France
was
similarly
out-numbered
but,
in
spite
.of
this,
ttiA
TiN-on
i
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n'orft
f
trrVit
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mnrf
fhn
a11
the
declared
the
nation
would
Ml-
Canada
is
our
adopted
home
",,1nM.
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sfja
obstlnateiv
wlth
nerce
counter.at.
RALSTON
DEFENCE
MINISTER
OTTAWA
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
present
minister
of
finance,
has
Ail
ail
uuugaiiuus
uiiucr
mc
aiiiu-
Egyptlan
treaty
of
friendship
but
Intended
to
refrain
from
any
offensive
action
against
Italy.
A
gov
ernment
source
said
that
Egypt's
present
attitude
was
that
of
a
"de
tacks
which
were
costing
the
enemy
enormously
in
casualties.
At
one
point
where
the
Nazis
had
reached
to
within
seventeen
miles
of
Paris,
they
had
been
driven
back
five
miles
by
counter-attack.
These
fensive
state"
and
added
that
the
counter-attacks
had
been
launched
'T
;
,.
m
1
.
.
7
b"
the
army
on
lts
ovm
Initiative,
attacked
Egyptian
military
or
civil-
nemetlts
of
more
than
one
hun.
Ilan
oblectives.
j
.
...
j,....,
.
with
Italy.
Previously
a
dispatch
;
mlie3
from
Paris
which
the
German
from
Cairo
had
said
it
was
reported
armIes
reached
in
September
1914.
the
Italian
minister
had
delivered
.
The
Germans
engulfed
Senuls,
32
miles
north
of
Paris,
after
Pollus
had
striven
vainly
to
beat
off
tacks.
Chateau-Thierry
and
Meaux,
the
latter
only
twenty-seven
miles
east
of
the
capital's
heart,
have
al-
fallen.
French
defenders
of
continue
their
determined
stand
along
the
Marne
and
south
of
it.
A
spokesman
said
that,
west
borne
lnch
Author
ties
Appear
.
Qem
wh,ch
crossed
io
oe
.uj
sin
if
a
ai
it
nuce
.oi
Striking
Yet
Seine
at
several
points.
A
Reuter's
dispatch
to
London
quotes
a
French
Military
statesman
as
savlnc
the
battle
for
Paris
"is
TOURS,
France,
June
13:
(CP)--
now
fully
enKaeed."
British
mUl-
Surprise
Is
expressed
here
that
to
clrcle.
"Everything
de-
Italy's
armies
have
not
yet
struck
at
pend4
on
the
abuUy
of
the
pjench
France.
Italian
troops
yesterday
army
to
hojd
superior
fofces
of
the
blew
up
a
bridge
at
Vint!
Mllle
on
Germans.
"
the
French
border
in
the
Alps
af-i
-1
ter
completing
mobilization
of
sixty
i
PRICED
HIS
SENSES
to
seventy
divisions,
indicating
that
I
MANCHESTER,
Eng.,
June
13
between
900,000
and
1,000,000
Ital
ians
were
massed
on
the
south
border
of
France.
This
Is
the
only
(CP)
Assize
court
here
awarded
William
Power,
34,
$3,062.70
when
he
claimed
a
skull
fracture
suffered
news
of
Italian
military
activity
on-at
his
w'ork
had
robbed
hlsi
of
the
land
In
that
part
of
the
war
zones,
senses
of
taste
and
smell.