Weather
Forecast
k
rrlnce
Rupert
a&d
Queen
(fcarL-lotte
Islands-
Moderate
to
Imti'
kouthwest
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
fA
with
showers.
j
f
-
!
,
V
voi
XXIX
,
No.
146.
France
JAPANESE
AT
HAINAN
Looks
UVe
Blow
Against
French
Indo-Chlna
.May
Be
Impending
SHANOHAI.
June
21.
-
Several
spanete
naval
untu
including
an
surra
ft
carrier
are
reported
off
Hainan
I
stand
where
ther
are
al-rradv
100,000
Japanese
troops
naat-
ed
Hainan
lc
oft
Prench
Indo-Chlna
imd
the
ooncirtrwtKW
efia3-"
pan
force
ther
i
wi
as
the
possible
forerunner
ol
an
invasion
Of
Indo-Chlna.
Japanese
troops,
it,
.
reported,
have
been
diverted
from
j
he
Yangtee
VaU
to
Hainan.
MeanUme
it
is
reported
that
,
Franre
has
agreed
to
a
reasaUon
of
;
:hipment
of
amis
through
French
Indo-Chlna
to
Nationalist
China.
IS
NOW
IN
LAW::!
iT
the
Two
More
Canadian
"awaaw-aBaa-aaaaaai
V
Sti
Squadrons
.
lonscnpuon
i
or
vauau
Royal
uanaomn
Air
mroe
nawine
.
.
.
.
.
...i.t
1
1
i
.
.
i
which
weuM
have
pueaa
me
responsibility
tor
financing
tte
war
on
the
bank
of
Canada
was
rejected
147
to
17.
A
co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
amendment
which
would
have
pwpnled
Paril"6111-ary
recess
for
more
than
three
months
was
defeated.
The
Senate
adoption
of
the
rno-kllWfit
Inn
ini
nme
without
record-
hS
1
Hi
Waa
-"-
-
,
ed
vote
following
passage
by
the
House.
,
In
C6mmons,
Prime
Minister
Wll-j
llam
Lyon
Mackenile
King
refuted
to
make
any
promises
in
order
to
support.
He
had
gain
Opposition
been
pressed
for
amendments
to
place
conscription
or
material
resources
ahead
of
man
power
for
home
defence,
to
make
financing
of
the
war
responsibility
of
the
Dank
of
Canada
and
to
provide
for
no
Parliamentary
recess
of
longer
than
ninety
days.
BAK
U0IJ1
LONPOn'.
tCP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
was
unchanged
today
at
$374
per
fine
ounce.
t
'
Air
Force.
Bulletins
NEW
YORK
EXPLOSIONS
NEW
YARK
There
were
bombings
in
two
widely
separated
points
in
New
York
yesterday-one
in
a
German
money
ewhange
In
the
same
building
occupied
by
thr
German
consulate
and
the
C11AUL1E
CHASE
DIES
HOLLYWOOD
Charlie
Chase,
noted
screen
comedian,
is
dead
at
the
age
of
4C.
He
had
been
ill
for
some
time
and
was
finally
removed
by
a
heart
attack.
WINDSOR
AT
BARCELONA
LONDON
The
Ministry
of
Information
last
night
branded
as
completely
ridiculous
reports
that
a
warrant
had
been
Issued
for
the
arrest
of
the
Duke
of
Windsor.
Such
an
arrest
had
never
been
even
contemplated.
Meantime,
the
Duke
and
Duchess
have
arrived
at
Barcelona
from
Franre
and
will
proceed
to
Madrid
enroute
to
Lisbon
and,
It
s
believed
possible,
home
to
England.
The
Duke
said
at
Barcelona
that
he
would
slop
at
the
British
embassy
In
Madrid.
that
France
turn
from
Brttajeand
transfer
her
com
plete
resources
teGermany
to
aid
in
carrying
en
the
war.
no
announcement
of
particular
terms
was
made
iastog
the
answer
o'
the
French
being
made.
In
the
same
railway
ear
in
Winch
Genacal
loch
and
General
ana
formally
presented
Mr1
thm
them
ir
w.th
fh
terms
of
complete
capitulation
which
France
Is
demanded
to
accept
without
condition
and
wlth-
out
delay
If
she
is
to
be
given
the
peace
ior
wnicn
sne
has
sued.
scene
was
in
the
very
same
bomtvpocked
woods
where
Oer-
many
twenty-two
years
ago
sur-
OTTAWA.
June
7i
:
t
rendered
to
France
and
the
ar-
Two
more
squadrons
of
Cana-
mistice
was
signed
which
brought
dian
fliers
arrived
safely
m
tha
Pint
HrMt
War
tn
a
iIam
United
Kingdom.
Hon.
C.
dlsmanUed
the
Reich
of
that
Power,
acting
minister
of
day.
whoiw
""""-"
otmnceuer
Hiuer
was
accom-i
'
today.
Canada
now
has
three
naw
a.aavv
a.
a
fc,a
limn
Foreign
Minister
Joach-
oiaiuie
nooss
mm
i
j-squaorons
overseas
in
aaui-t
to
Ribbentrop.
Rudolf
Hess.
ry
nit
nnu
.T
uon
w
isiiwanMBnajuM-
-r
(K,
oommander-in-chlpf
of
th
OTTAWA.
June
21:
CP
Ilament
last
night
unanimously
gave
final
passage
to
the
govern-1
ment
s
national
mobilisation
pro-
gram
of
manpower
and
economic
snd
industrial
resources
by
which
the
services
and
property
of
all
persons
will
be
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
fovernm;nt.
The
Senate
spcedUr
?ve
1U
approval
and
today
the
conscription
measure
became
law
with
royal
assent
being
given
by
the
new
Qovernor
Oeneral.
the
Earl
of
Atbtone.
A
New
Democracy
amendment
ron
f
tKh
ting
with
the
Royal
ww.k
amv
fK
mmmonrir.in.
a
W
'
-
chief
of
the
navy
and
other
gen'
era
to.
The
four
French
plenipotentl
axles
were
two
generals,
one
admiral
and
a
diplomatic
represen-i
'
taOve.
The
ceremony
of
delivery
of
the'
peace
terms
to
France
lasted
Just
ten
minutes.
There
was
silence
as
the
French
representatives
entered.
Hitler
gave
the
Natl
salute.
Hitler
sat
in
the
jiame
seat
which
Oeneral
Foch
occupied
In
1918.
Immediately
af
ter
the
preamble
of
the
terms
had,
been
read.
Hitler
reUred,
presum-
ably
to
return
to
his
headquarters
at
the
front.
The
preamble
acknowledged
the
other
in
national
headquarters
of
I
gallant
fight
which
had
been
put'
J
I'OmmUUlSl
MltJ
up
VJ
itduic
'
afcvu
tb
I
was
not
the
intention
to
prolong
unduly
the
war
against
a"gallant
1
enemy."
Terms,
It
was
stated,
would
be
required
to
give
Oermany
guarantees
for
the
continuation
of
the
war
against
England
but,
at
the
same
time,
to
restore
peace
to
continental
Europe.
The
document
charged
the
Allies
with
continuous
breaking
of
pledges
since
November
11,
1918,
when
Germany's
period
of
suffering
had
commenced.
The
declaration
of
war
by
the
Allies
on
September
3,
1939,
it
was
claimed
had
been
"without
reason."
All
that
Germany
now
sougnt
was
a
redress
of
WTongs
against
the
Reich.
In
addition
to
the
German
and!
French
official
parties,
there
were
present
only
Nazi
military
officers
and
foreign
newspaper
correspondents.
In
Berlln
it
was
stated
that
the
lattftrit
of
the
peace
terms
was
to
(Continued
-on
Page
Six)
VICTORIA,
B.C.
wmm
GIVE
CP
ARMS
nEKNE
A
force
of
50,000
French
and
Polish
troops
is
reported
to
have
crossed
into
Switzerland,
abandoning-
their
arms
and
being
interned.
QUIET
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON
There
were
no
further
extensive
Nazi
air
raids
in
England
last
night.
A
single
German
bomber
made
its
.
appearance
off
the
coast
but
British
fighters
went
up
to
meet
it
and,
after
thirty-five
minutes.
It
was
driven
off.
The
death
toll
as
a
result
of
Wednesday's
aid
raids
on
England
is
now
placed
at
eight.
CONSCRIPTION
PASSES
CANBERRA
The
Australian
House
passed
the
national
conscription
measure
last
night
and
sent
it
on
to
the
Senate.
AMONG
REFUGEES
MADRID
The
Empress
Zita
and
son,
Archduke
Otto,
pretend-
MALTA
AIR
RAIDED
MALTA
There
have
been
further
Italian
air
raids
on
Malta
and
other
British
bases
in
the
Mediterranean
and
North
Africa.
IN
SECRET
SESSION
LONDON
The
British
House
of
Commons
had
a
session
to
discuss
home
defence
and
other
measures.
No
statement
was
made
after
the
session,
not
even
how
long
It
had
lasted.
There
may
be
another
secret
session
next
REDS
BUSY
IN
FRANCE
LONDON
Communists
are
active
all
over
France,
it
is
said,
here,
urging
a
revolution
In
order
to
save
France.
VOKTHEICN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUATHlAS
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
21,
1940.
Nothing
Bat
General
Terms
Contained
In
Preamble
Are
.
-
Immediately
Made
Known
as
CAMPISONE.
Prance.
June
21-
ruthed
oversea
to
tight
Instead
of
UnAer
Plenipotentiaries
his
de-
scrvint
as
instructors
m
Canada.
The
crossing
was
smooth
and
uneventful
despite
a
radio
ihrea.
heard
enroute
that
the
Oermaa
Navy
would
see
that
the
voyage
was
not
eoupteted.
The
Canadian
nursing
sisters
included
Bdltfc
Kergin
of
Prine
Rupert
with
the
troops
which
was
the
largest
casting
ent
yet
sent
Mis-;
Kargta
WM
mistress
of
ceremonies
in
nrctaiy
sinc-aoag
ami
maads
on
which
peace
for
Prance
wptld
be
bated.
Apart
from
a
pre-
on
general
terms
and
Alleged
Fifth
Columnists
In
Quebec
Are
Taken
Into
Custody,
Parliament
To!d
OTTAWA.
June
21
:
(CP
Internment
of
eleven
members
of
the
National
Unitv
na-v
ha
been
ordered.
Rt.
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe,
minister
of
justice,
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
The
eleven
include
men
who
were
arrested
and
appeared
for
preliminary
hearing
in
Montreal
Mr.1
Lapointe
said
that,
after
hearing
the
evidence,
the
judge
decided
there
was
a
plot
against
the
safety
of
the
state
and
reported
so
to
the
attor-nc.
-general
of
Quebec
who,
in
turn,
reported
to
Mr.
Lapointe,
submitting
evidence
that
the
men
had
been
h.
communication
with
enemies
in
Germany,
Italy
ana
elsewhere.
Local
Organization
Being
Perfected
For
Protection
In
Event
Of
Air
Raiding
With
fast
moving
world
events
bnn-nng
the
possibil-
M
dictated
to
Oer-
n
v
wvn
buui
iui
icmuvru
(juiiil
da
wis
tu
uie
many
the
Means
wiiieh
ended
th
Iore-
nnce
Kttpert
is
moving
to
speed
up
the
mobilization
Ftost
ortai
War.
QhanceHor
AdoU
of
jt5.dti7.grmj.ior
air,
raid
JCtipji.
Xfifitfisda
aftec-Htttor
and
iis
colleagues
today
noon'ine
cenoral
cofnmtTtep
of
cttiaens
havin"'
this
in
hand
met
the
French
ptenlpotenttari;
mat
ot
th
-rAnt,
War
News
i
renor's
on
organisation
which
ha
'Iready
been
effected
and
to
speed
plan
for
its
completion.
J.
J.
LitUe
wa
in
the
chair.
The
city
has
been
divided
into
zone.
sir
civilian
districts,
the
waterfront
and
two
industrial
centres,
the
dry
dock
and
Seal
Cove.
Steps
have
already
been
taken
to
assign
teams
of
police,
fire
fighters,
first
air
workers.
anU-contamina-
GOVERNOR
INSTALLED
Expressions
O.'
Hope
And
Confi-
dence
Heard
At
Ceremony
In
Ottawa
Today
OTTAWA,
June
21:
CP
For-'
mal
Installation
of
the
Earl
of!
'Athlone
as
Governor
General
in!
the
Senate
Chamber
today
brought
j
j
expressions
of
confidence
and1
ihope
from
the
new
ViceRoy
and
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
it
was
tne
first
time
that
a
Governor
General
had
been
sworn
In
in
the
Red
Chamber
as
on
pre-
er
to
the
Throne
of
Austria,
have
lylous
occasions
he
had
been
crossed
from
France
among
the
refugees.
to
Spain
sworn
in
at
the
port
where
he
landed
Immediately
after
the
ceremony,
Mechanized
Drives
Some
Kin
Carol
Is
Now
Endeavouring
To
Curry
Favor
With
Germany,
It
Appears
BUCHAREST,
June
21:
(CP)
A
royal
decree
is
being
drafted
to
provide
for
complete
reorganization
of
King
Carol's
government
party
to
take
in
all
the
Opposition
including
the
pro-Nail
Iron
Guard.
The
new
partv
will
be
known
as
the
Great
Damage
Done
to
Centres
by
British
Air
Attacks
Last
Night
tlon
squads,
nones
and
doctors
COLOGNE.
June
21.
Six
persons
.
should
emergency
arise.
Already
were
killed
in
an
air
raid
on
Col-
some
100
persons,
with
more
or
less
ogne
last
night
by
the
Royal
Air
special
qualifications,
have
been
Force
of
Oreat
Britain.
Three
po-1
(Confinwd
on
Paqe
Six)
lieemen
were
among
the
dead.
;
Twenty
persons
were
wounded.
rranv
by
the
British
air
raids.
Mobilization
Continues
As
Attack
Through
Roumania
And
Bulgaria
Appears
To
Be
Feared
ISTANBUL.
June
21:
Fearful
of
German-inspired
attack
through
Athlqne
performed
his
first
off
I-'
Roumania
and
Bulgaria,
Turkey
is
clal
function
by
giving
Royal
Assent
to
the
bills
including
the
mobilization
passed
yesterday.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
is
abnormally
high
west
of
Vancouver
Island
and
is
relatively
low
over
the
Mackenzie
Basin.
The
weather
has
been
fair
and
moderately
warm
in
the
interior
while
on
the
north
coast
showers
have
occurred.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Moderate
to
fresh
northwest
to
west
winds,
mosUy
fair
and
moderately
warm.
;
Mrs.
R.
E.
Benson,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
south,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prinee
George
this
morning.
moving
large
numbers
0t
addition-
Tomorrows
Tides
High
2:28
am,
21J
It
15:23
pjn.
19.8
tt
Low
9:05
-nx.
It
21:17
pjn.
6.2
tt.
PRICE
CKWTH
II
Making
Brave
Stand
Another
Canadian
Contingent
Over
.
Not
Only
Holds
Nazi
0
i
ii.
r.
Local
Nursing
Sister
Made
Hit
With
The
Troops
On
Crossing
Edith
Kcrgin
Was
Mistress
of
Ceremonies
at
Sea
Every
Branch
of
Service
Lands
in
England
as
Dominion
Sends
Biggest
Force
OTTAWA,
June
21
:
(CP)
Arrival
of
the
fourth
contingent
of
Canadian
troops
in
Great
Britain
was
announced
today.
The
arrivals
included
reinforcements
for
the
First
Division
units
which
have
been
in
England
since
last
December
and
Mime
unit
of
the
Second
Division.
Every
branch
of
the
service
is
in
the
group
as
weli
as
a
number
i.
ol
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
pilot
DRAMATIC
GATHERING
IN
FRANCE
Hitler
Presents
His
Demands
on
Which
Peace
Would
Be
Based
Rendezvous
at
Campiegne
Setting
Same
As
World
War
Close
Units
But
Backward
Railway
Lines
Leading
to
Switzerland
Cut
by
German
Scouting
Units
But
Are
Restored
and
Guarded
By
Defending
Units
BASEL,
Switzerland,
June
21:
(CP)
France's
reorganized
army
of
Jura
and
the
Alps,
reinforced
byMa
inot
Line
troops,
is
reported
not
only
to
have
held
German
motorized
units
south
and
east
of
Lyons
today
but
to
have
driven
back
advanced
Nazi
columns
northwest
of
Gren
ROMANIA
GOES
NAZI
oble
with
heavy
losses.
Long
freight
train
arrived
at
Geneva
tonight
from
Marseille.'
The
trainmen
said
that
jalhvay
lines
have
been
cut
by
German
scouting
units
but
were
restored
again
and
were
guarded
by
Freneh
troops.
CHILDREN
TO
CANADA
'Migration
From
Great
Britain
Cx-j
pec
ted
to
Start
in
Course
of
Next
Couple
of
Weeks
"Party
of
the
Nation"
with
the
LONDON,
June
21:
iCD-rTte-Iron
Guard
playing
a
big
part
pa
rations
are
being
completed
for
It
is
thought
that
Carol
is
the
sending
of
some
three
thoos-
iwpxrrd
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ft!Nm
in
order
to
win
favor
while
others
may
go-to
with
Germany.
inions
and
colonies.
It
wtiTl
COLOGNE
HARD
HIT
atheTOssn-
e
tww
i
or
three
weeks,
however,
before
ar
rangements
can
be
made
for
the
first
movement.
There
are
nine
million
ached!
children
in
Great
Britain.
Inquiries,
if
not
definite
arranfo-
German
,
ments.
have
been
made
privately
for
the
reception
of
English
school
LhtldiPn
Fnce
Ri'ner:
'FRANCE
IN
BAD
SHAPE
of
Thousands
of
Refugees
.Anartment
houses
were
hit,
it
is
"
"
(claimed
here.
Extensive
damage
wa
also
done
elsewhere
in
Ger-
Flight
Nazi
Drive
Continues
LONDON.
June
21
With
the
nnrthpm
half
nf
Frnnp
nnv
In
Waves
of
British
bombed
planes
,
German
nds,
conditions
in
the
military
objectives
at
Rouen
last
half
reported
to
5.
night.
The
airport
was
centred
as
refugew
by
teM
upon
and
six
German
planes
were
thousand5
not
orUy
se
aflreandWeTtddestroyed.ax,
BriUsh
Be,
lan
and
DBtefc
others
being
damaged.
storm
the
virtually
Spanish
fron-
Uer
as
they
seek
to
escape
the
on-rpj
T)
TT
T-TT
jn
rushing
Nazi
forces.
Thousands
of
w
IJKJvr.Y
1
'
other
reugees
are
seeking
haven
in
-North
Africa
and
one
ship,
with
OCA
Fl
VIXTs0
normal
capacity
of
300,
is
reported
Kr.AIJY
lIlfTito
hae
landed
at
a
west
coast
Bri-
"
'
m
1
frltfV.
Ush
1I.AA
m
ports
with
board.
juuu
reiugees
on
French
radio
stations
have
been
silent
since
last
night
and
there
wa
no
definite
word
up
to
early
today
as
to
just
where
the
French
government
was
following
its
decision
to
leave
Bordeaux
yesterday.
One
t
port
was
that
it
was
heading
for
Biarritz,
another
for
Perpignan
and
al
troops
toward
the
frontiers.
1
5UU
another
that
It
was
going
to
More
reserves
have
also
been
call-;
Algeria.
ed
to
the
colors.
Red
Army
Stands
By
.
MOSCOW.
June
21
One
million
men
of
the
Red
Army
are
now
reported
to
be
concen-
trated
on
the
Oerman
fron-
tiers
as
Soviet
Russia
anxiously
views
rapidly
moving
develop-
ments
In
the
European
war
situation.
!
Meantime
the
German
army
eon-tinued
to
pound
its
way
southward
with
steady
advances
between
taa
,
iAiue
ana
mione
.ravers,
tat
cny
or
Lyon
having
been
captured
since
yesterday.
ACTOR
FROM
WAR
IIA.MILTON,
Bermuda
Enroule
home
to
the
United
States
by
plane
after
having
been
engaged
as
an
ambulance
driver
in
war-stricken
France,
Robert
Montgomery,
famous
screen
actor,
arrived
here
yesterday.
He
paid
tribute
to
the
wonderful
fighting
spirit
of
France
against
great
odds.
He
had
seen
plenty
of
Na?
bombing
of
ref
ngewi,
Montgomery
said.
4a'9,
.
,
.
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