War
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
$100
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
500
V
THE
WAR
IN
SYRIA
CAIRO
While
British
and
Indian
troops
are
making
progress
toward
Damascus
preparatory
to
storming
the
world's
most
ancient
city,
Australians
are
advancing
up
the
Lebanon
coast
towards
Beirut.
The
Free
French
are
holding
their
own
against
superior
Vichy
French
forces
in
Syria.
SHIPPING
LOSSES
IN
MAY
LONDON
The
Admiralty
announced
today
that
Biitish
shipping
losses
during
the
month
of
May
totalled
ninety-eight
vessels
for
an
aggregate
tonnage
of
461,228.
EXPELLING
EXPELLED
States.
wa
OF
NAZIS
United
States
Seeing
That
German
Consular
Agents
Are
Not
leaping
to
South
America
Hardrock.
.70.
Int.
Nickel,
30.50.
frf
Kerr
Addison,
4.20.
Little
Long
Lac
1.72.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.60.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.58.
McKenzle
Red
Uke.
1.06
Moneta,
.32.
Noranda,
51.00.
Pickle
Crow.
2.55.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.9G.
San
Antonio,
2.26.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl,
.09.
Bouscadlllac,
.02
(ask).
Mosher,
.05
Vi-Oklend,
.03
V-Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge.
21.00.
8
KUSMMiKKiMAN
SITL
4N
.
LONDON
Tlie
Russo-German
situatio.
xtlll
hanging
fire
and
there
is
little
definite
indication
of
.
?
xt
move.
Moscow
says
there
is
no
definite
sign
of
a
Gem.
Evasion.
1
if
lis
radio
said
last
night
that
the
Soviet
Mould
no
nger
attempt
to
appease
Germany
but
would
resist
further
demands
(rum
the
Reich.
BRITISH
All)
FOIt
SOVIET
LONDON
The
Evening
Standard
today
demanded
that
Brilisli
give
aid
to
Hiissla
should
there
be
an
invasion
of
the
Soviet
by
Germany.
What
form
thin
assistance
might
take
was
not
suggested.
Declaring
that
an
invasion
attempt
on
England
was
imminent,
the
Standard
said
that,
if
Hitler,
was
able
to
overthrow
Russia,
it
would
leave
all
the
weapons
of
Germany
available
against
Great
Britain.
FINLAND
VERY
NERVOUS
BERNE
DJW.B.
(Germ
n)
News
Agency
reports
here
that
Finland
continues
feverish
preparations
against
the
possibility
of
war.
Army
reservists
of
43
and
41
years
of
age
have
been
called
unexpectedly
to
the
colors,
being
ordered
by
the
government
to
report
for
military
service.
Women
and
children
are
being
evacuated
from
Helsinki.
In
the
event
of
war
between
Germany
and
Russia,
Finland
would
be
a
battleground.
GERMANY
ATTACKED
LONDON
The
Itoyal
Air
Force,
for
the
ninth
successive
night,
attacked
objectives
in
Western
Germany.
Secretory
Becrary.o
of
,
butcum.icr
nv
Qro
arP
rhar!?fri
rhar2f.d
with
with
esnlon
Wfc
announced
that
steps
rre
bcinz
taken
to
prevent
Infiltration
"
-
irto
Latin
America
to
continue
H.-i.
vt,,i
nxitvitipii
there
of
German
nationals
from
rhe
United
Huns!
belni
arranged
for.
Kitwanga
Child
Is
Drowned
At
Cannery
Point
Ritchie
Gray,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ell
Gray
of
Kitwanga,
was
drowned
at
Carlisle
Cannery.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oray
have
the
sympathy
of
their
many
friends.
Maori
Officer
Is
Courageous
Lead
New
Zealanders
in
Counter-Attack
Despite
Loss
of
Hand
CAIRO,
June
20,-A
BtUWi
oi-flcer,
wounded
and
In
a
Cairo
hospital,
says!
he.
will
never
forget
the
heroism
of
a
Maori
officer
who,
with
his
right
hand
blown
off
and
four
wounds
besides,
led
a
handful
of
New
Zealanders
In
a
counter-attack
hot
vinrioH
back
an
entire
company
of
Germans.
The
O'JH
remarking
on
the
extreme
youui
the
Invaders,
said
there
were
large
Croups
of
Nazi
boys
between
the
ascs
of
16
and
18.
A
Man
who
won't
Lend
is
Friend
I
Victory
Loan
1941
ROME,
June
20.
example
of
Germany.
Italy
a
dcrcd
a
the
-
expulsion
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(UourKsy
0.
D.
Jotuifitoa-06.)
Vancouver
Dralorne.
9.90.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.05.
Dentonla,
.01.
Falrvlew,
.01
(ask).
Gold
Belt,
.20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.50.'
V
'
Mlnto.
.Ol'i.
-v
Noble
Five,
.01
(ask).
.
,
Pacific
Nickel.
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
1.45.
Pioneer,
2.10.
Premier.
.83.
Privateer.
.49.
Reeves
McDonald
18.
Reno,
.10.
Relief
Arlington,
.01
Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.O0'2.
Sheep
Creek,
.80.
Oils
A.
T.
Con.,
.00.
Calmont,
.15.
C.
&
E.,
1.05.
Home,
1.75.
Pacalta,
.02.
Royal
Canadian.
.06.
Okalta,
.50
(ask).
Mercury,
.0'2.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.08
Vi-Reattie.
1.06.
Central
Pat.,
1.06.
Cons.
Smelters,
34.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.32.
Fcrnland,
.Ol'i-Francocur,
.36.
Gods
Lake,
.262.
'
&
M
Shekels
for
l'r
eedom-or
Sliackles
for
Serfs.
Buy
Victory
mm
Vol.
XXX..
No.
144.
Germany
Orders
Consuls
and
Express
Company
Employees
to
Leave
Europe
BERLIN.
June
20.
Germany
last
niirht
okVpH
i.h(
United
States
to
i
remove
all
consular
and
American
(Express
Company
employees
from
Germany,
Norway,
Holland,
Bel-glum,
Luxembcrg,
occupied
France,
(jiuui,
uui.....o,
1
-
i
...
1
1
T..1..
K
later
than
July
15.
mml
it..u..i
ct
.tv
Miivinr
in
Conserve,
of
row
yielding
the
milk,
and
the
Slocks
for
Defence
Needs
time
elapsing
between
bottling
and
I
delivery,
than
It
Is
by
pasteurlza-
,
tlon.
In
any
event,
the
cream
Hne
i
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
20
u
not
a
reliabie
ndex
of
the
cream
The
United
States
government
an-
content;
and
even
If
It
were,
one
!
nnunres
that
rubber
will
be
ration-
v,ij
Mm.mhf.r
that,
more
than
...
DUUUIU
w.iwm.ww
.....
Does
Not
Favor
WASHINGTON.
June
20.
-CP-
-
-
('
nSlflfF
VlfhV
A
Strang
German
protest
over
tne
---.
-
-
'
rmtUion
of
Nazi
consu
ta
from
Un-
eoun
y
a
.
M
f
tied
States
has
been
rejected
oj
the
y
The
American
con-
Wiinibiry
IIUVY
United
States
Department
of
SUte
y.
Ita,
in
Under
-
Psmon-
ArraimPninllU
had
bCCll
madC.
Welles
gave
assurance,
whereby
the
fftum
to
Germany
direct
ol
expelled
consular
officials
would
be
Insured.
Their
Immediate
departure
.
..
.
i
tj
1
it
araie.
nave
civen
snnwn
iouuo
function.
Relaxation
Of
Ship
Inspection
Will
Quit
Income
Tax
Have
Done
WINNIPEG,
winmriyj,
June
June
20.
w.
It
it
was
an-
WHEN
CYPRUS
CAME
milk
because
of
its
taste,
that
you
carry
out.
a
similar
experiment
ln
Izatlon,
while
tne
vitamin
u
con-
tent
ls
reduced
only
very
slightly,
True
enough,
pasteurization
may
"destroy
up
to
zo
per
cent
01
tne
vi
Cyprus
has
been
a
British
colony
and
base
since
1914.
!
"
.m"K'
mumejik
ta
wua
wticti,
to
o
,
,
w
IWnat
,cvcry
L1'
,e.v!"
iraW
millt,
evcti
mwura
o
nu,
to
.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
20,
1941.
Prince
Itupert,
with
its
total
subscriptions
of
$372,000
to
date
in
the
Victory
Loan
campaign,
is
six
per
cent
over
the
top
of
the
original
objective
of
$350,000
as
compared
with
the
oversubscription
of
five
per
cent
for
the
Dominion
with
total
of
$631,090,100.
A
twenty
per
cent
overscription
of
quotas
is
necessary
for
the
loan
to
be
a
complete
success
so
the
mark
of
-
$420,000
must
be
reached
vm
a
-mr
cd
n
order
to
buna
up
mucks
h,f
,.hB
fl.ii
a
ue
of
cow's
nnlK.
here
ny
tomorrow
niguv
was
not
working
against
the
inter-
-
t
JQnn
DarKCr
S
Body
Coming
when
KY
II
l
I
Y
defence
PurPses
and
10
conserve
and
neariy
an
its
protein
content,
subscriptions
close.
U
1
1
IrkMa
1
of
shipping
space.
Manufacture
are
retalned
by
the
gencrally-des-
prlnce
R
t
yesterday
passed
,
.
(
,
i
automobile
tires
and
other
rubber
t
d
.sklm.
portion.
The
slgnifi-
.
-
uola
t
,
ln
vlctory
Loan
1941
United
States
Consular
Agent,
Or-
producU
w)11
be
curtailed.
of
he
cream
llne
ls
a
fallacy
$350,ooo.
dered
to
Leave
That
Louniry
ti-rivinz
from
the
relatively
high
commercial
value
of
the
butter-fat
last
evenjng
was
$372,000.
The
day's
con-tent
of
milk,
j
subscriptions
had
been
$29,000.
To.
A
second
claim
often
made
is
morrow
nignt
the
subscription
lists
that
pasteurization
scoils
the
fla-
closc
and
lnc
local
committee
Is
vor
of
milk.
Uoyi.
in
rcent
years
hppcjul
of
reaching
the
$400,000
14..
nt
nrttlcVi
Pnlnm.
.
.
.
.
at
Mir
iiiuvcioitjf
wi
u-.ni.
mark..-
fc
,.;'
bla;
&
large,
class-'of
Bacteriology
j
,t
T,Htr.ifvai
Mintt
rnntrman
stuBtnts
has
takfen,
nart4n
an
an-
noStec
an
onor
pennant
on
the
-I
A.t
Ihi.
ArrmrtAtltlrkn
The
ela.SS
...
.
ri
1
ln
r.
nlrrVif
OTTAWA
June
20
Prime
Mill-
hu
vvu.K
:
.
victory
uoan
iwi
6-
results
have
always
shown
that
raw
tnus
slgnalizlnB
that
the
quota
King
Mackenzie
utrr
later
William
William
Lvon
Lyn.M.acKenz,el"f
mk
rannot
be
differentiated
from
hM
rM(.hprt
and
nassed.
said
yesterday
tnat
ne
was
not
m
-
--
flavor
,
our
.,
to
b.
the
,
.
1
h.
VJJgr
XTlZZ
'
ministry
10
u.uui
.
nr
smaller
1
..!
'
your
own
household,
with
an
unprejudiced
neighbor
as
referee.
Some
nemains
f
Bentinck
Victim
Due
raw
mlks
have
indeed
a
special
Thjs
Afternoon
From
Island
flavor
and
aroma;
but
this
is
due.
as
a
matter
of
fact,
to
absorption
of
stable
smells;
and
can
be
res-
The
body
which
was
found
on
tored
to
a
sample
of
pasteurized
the
coast
01
ueen
unauww
.
SJ
.
miii-
milk
hv
by
addition
addition
nf
of
a
a
droD
o
or
or
two
lands
and
is
believed
to
be
that
of
President
This
I.
Doing
Asked
By
Roosevelt
In
View
of
Emergency
f
been
told
tim,
is
arriving
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
this
afternoon
on
that
pasteurized
milk
rots
on
keep-
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
June
20.
w,
whereas
raw
milk
merely
sours,
the
police
boat
P.M.L.
15.
An
In-
rresiacni
r
raiiKun
u.
ivuuocvciu
xnis
siatement
is
iaise.
wasuta
.....
chant
marine
Inspection
laws
in
depends
upon
the
relative
numbers
me
cxisung
ciiieiBcutjf.
jic
OI
souring
ana
01
puueiuig
um-
to
hnve
rarco
snace
In
tankers
in-
nrir
initinllv
nresent.
Thus.
If
creased
and
crews
spread
over
a
putrefying
bacteria
preponderate
larger
number
of
vessels.
,
,
in
a
raw
milk
sample
(as
they
may
do)
It
will
rot
on
keeping;
-while
If
souring
bacteria
preponderate
ln
a
pasteurized
milk
sample
'as
tney
!
usually
do)
it
will
sour
on
keeping.
Convict
Safe-Cracker
Help
To
Locksmiths
INDIANAPOLIS,
June
20.
Kept
under
parallel
conditions,
,
.
milk
""tains
sweet
pasteurized
dlan
lis
recelved
a
temporary
longer
than
raw
milk.
If
kept
long
.
a
safe
at
IU
u
t
ns
noes
lilt
dl,
tUJU
Iliailjr
"liuuiv
,
t..
4
nnan
o
o
fa
IWU""".
clior
ff
411
ior
a
OllVt
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
14,500
pounds,
and
9c.
Canadian
67,000
pounds,
Prince
Rupert
District
and
Queen
inadequate
source
of
vitamin
C
for
'
Canadian
11.4c
10.7c
and
8.7c
to
11.4c
and
9c.
American
Zarembo,
14,500,
Royal.
11.4c
and
Charlotte
Islands
Light
to
mod-
Infants,
wno
aepena
upon
orange,
,,.20,000,
-Storage,
10.0c
crate
southeast
winds,
part
ciouay
or
tomato
juice
ior
mcir
mm
andmlld.
plies
01
tnis
viuimm
.
Fifthly,
the
valuable
calcium
and
I
phosphorus
content
01
miiK
is
aneg-
and
9c.
Morris
II.,
7,000,
Pacific,
10.7c
and
8.7c.
Rev.
Alex
MacSween,
the
newj-
or
rendercd
unasslm.
"
w
pasDor
of
First
Presbyterian
u
w
b
y
pasteurization.
This
con-
p
.
"
tt
11
500
storaKe
g
11
4c
'
Church,
and
Mrs.
MacSween
and
entlon
is
categorically
untrue;
and
J'
t1'
'
'
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
the
child
lf
as
much
as
me.h:ilt
.Storage,
iun
rnln
TVipv
romp
from
the
.
.
i
11,.
iwstajjtui
ltt
10,000,
tu.uuw,
iiiBtixa
uoi".
caiCtUm
saiw
m
tows
mni
tium
Alberta
Peace
River
country
but
be
rendered
unabsorbable
by
pas-liave
recently
been
visiting
ln
Win-j
,
.
.
nlpeg
(Continued
on
Page
Ftve)
and
8.8c.
,
Nornen,
8.8c.
10.9c
6,500,
Booth,
10.6c
and
Bulletins
LOCAL
RENTAL
BOARD
The
local
three-man
rental
commission
will
be
discontinued
as
from
July
1
after
which
date
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
will
function
here.
At
present
as
a
rentals
board
members
of
the
board
are
Judge-
Fisher,
G.
1.
Tinker
and
Thomas;
Elliott.
U.S.
SUB
IS
SUNK?
PORTSMOUTH,
New
Hampshire
The
United
States
Navy
reported
today
that
one
of
its
;
oldest
submarines,-the.
0-9,
was
seven
hours
overaue
on
a
dive.
It
is
believed
two
officers
and
31
men
are
aboard.
WOMAN
FLIES
ATLANTIC
LONDON
Mrs.
Jacqueline
Cochrane
has
delivered
an
American
bomber
safely
across
the
Atlantic
from
United
States
to
Britain.
She
is
the
first
woman
to
do
so.
She
brought
three
dozen
silk
stockings
with
her.
NEWSPAPERS
BOMBED
LONDON
The
News-Chronicle
and
Star
newspapers
were
recently
bombed
out.
They
are
now
publishing
from
the
establishment
of
the
Sketch.
NEW
C.B.C.
STATION
OTTAWA
To
Improve
service
for
British
Columbia,
listeners
a
new
lOOrwatt
short
wave
station
is
to
be
put
in
by
the
C.B.C.
at
Vancouver.
BURNABY
FIRE
VANCOUVER
The
dry
kiln
and
a
box
car
of
lumber
were
destroyed
In
a
fire
at
the
Riverside
shingle
mill
in
Burnaby
during
the
night.
VICTORY
LOAN
OVER
TOP
OTTAWA
Victory
Loan
1941
went
over
the
top
yesterday,
the
total
up
to
last
night
being
announced
at
$631,096,100.
There's
Safetv
In
Numbers
Buy
.
.
..
..
.
.
.
snerm.
ine
uuuvitv,
mmani
more
oouuai
Fourthly,
tne
vuam
ns
in
mil
remoyed
te
safe.,
u"-!are
said
to
De
aesiroyea
oy
often
.
.
...
rf
,,,
nounced
yesterday
inat
Manuooa
pasteurizatlon.
Now
milk
ls
an
ex-
of
the
Income
tax
field
as
a
war
i
contalns
useful
amounts
of
vitamin
measure.
Six
other
Canadian
prov-
Q
vitamin
A
content
of
milk
lnccs
have
already
done
so.
ls
at,solutely
unaffected
by
pasteur-1
Tomorrow's
T
ides
High
Low
.
-
...
11:34
a.ra.
23:26
ap.m.
5:30
ajn.
17:20
p.m.
16.8
It.
10.7
It.
5.7
ft.
8
3
ft.
Roosevelt
Is
Outspoke
A
Moot
Question
TO
MP
ART
ARGUMENTS
w
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tr
OVLK
MUA
Provincial
Official
Answers
Points
Raised
AgainstiPasteurization
By
DRyC.
E.
DOLMAN
Provincial
Board
of
Health
There
are
some
twelve
points
commonly
raised
by
raw
milk
pro
ducers
queers
aiid
ana
consumers
cuhsujhcio
against
as"""
pass-
"-
Scrbla
(Yugoslavia)
and
Greece
not
eurlzation
and
I
Intend
to
refute
..M.II.
...Utw.
RATIONING
OF
RUBBER
each
one
of
them.
While
certain
of
the
claims
are
intrinsically
of
a
trivial
nature,
they
may
loom
larg'e
in
the
minds
of
otherwise
quite
unprejudiced
persons.
For
Instance,
pasteurization
is
said
to
change
the
cream
line
in
the
milk
bottle.
But
the
cream
line
Is
much
more
affect
ed
by
such
variables
as
the
breed
Sinking
Of
Robin
Moore
Lalled
Act
Of
International
Outlaw
In
Presidential
Congress
Message
RUPERT
IS
United
States
Does
Not
Intend
to
Yield
Freedom
of
High
I
Seas
to
Germany
Intention
is
to
Maintain
American
Commerce
U
Y
LIY
1
Ul
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
20:,
(CP)-
President
sum
of
,372,00
is
subscribed
m
Franklin
seve
Local
V
,
lory
-n
Campaign
Moore
:
as
vield
the
high
seas
to
Germany.
The
President
made
the
flip
sinkinrr
of
the
American
vessel
in
V
.
-
-
th
the
Atlantic
Atlantic
Mav
May
21
21
in
in
a
special
message
to
Congress,
permuting
stronger
language
than
the
formal
diplomatic
note.
He
said
the
general
appearance
of
the
sinking
"would
appear
to
drive
American
commerce
from
the
ocean
wherever
such
commerce
was
considered
a
disadvantage
to
Germany's
designs.
It
is
a
warning
that
the
United
States
may
use
the
high
seas
of
1
the
world
only
with
Nazi
"consent.
Were
w-e
to
yield
on
this
we
would
inevitably
submit
to
world
domination
at
the
hands
of
the
present
leaders
of
the
Oerman
Reich."
The
message,
however,
proposed
no
definite
line
of
action
or
retaliation.
TO
STEP
UP
WAR
EFFORT
Tremier
King
Announces
This
on
Return
From
Trip
to
New
York
I
OTTAWA,
June
20.
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
returned
to
Ottawa
yesterday
from
a
brief
trip
to
New
York.
He
said
that
an
increase
in
Canada's
war
effort
might
be
Increased
More
1
heavy
bombers
will
be
turned
out,
j
there
would
be
an
Increase
In
the
output
of
trained
prtsonnel
from
the
Commonwealth
air
training
plan
and
a
restriction
in
the
use
of
civilian
commodities.
Cyclone
Felt
In
Manitoba
Strong
Wind
Experienced
Yesterday
at
Brandon
and
Camp
Shiloh
BRANDON.
June
20.
A
wma
01
cyclonic
proportions
visited
this
city
and
the
military
camp
of
Shil
oh.
Damage
was
done
to
camp
buildings
at
the
latter
point.
5,000
YEARS
AGO
Egypt
had
beauty-salons
as
early
as
3,200
B.
C.
Not
Bye-and-Bye
But
BUY
and
1
BUY
I
VICTORY
LOAN
Program
TONIGHT
6:15
Radio
Program
Native
Radio
Program
Chief
Councillor
Tom
Cosncll,
Port
Simpson
7:00
G:tj
Retreat
Service
Grand
Street
Dance
and
Jitterbug
Contest
Second
Avenue
between
6th
and
7th
streets,
IUH.R..
Orchestra
9:30
See
Poster
Exhibition,
City
Council
Chamber
Afternoons
and
Evenings
Drive
a
Nail
in
Hitler's
Coffin
at
the
Dug-Out
Exhibit
of
Movie
Stars
Autographed
Souveniers
In
Dug-Out
4-
5
t
t
4-