War
Jkws
NAZIS
INVADK
,
lAIKO
The
Germans
attempted
(o
kioZ
.old
in
,lc
tday
b)
la,lUins;
Parac,,ule
troops.
1
1,
.lundred
i,
wrre
disgiilseI
as
New
Zealand
soldiers.
In
Lonfon
Prime
N,ljslfr
Winston
Churchill
said
a
serious
battle
was
in
pro-but
le
expressed
confidence
tliat
Urillsh
New
Zealand
"(ircck
forces
would
be
able
to
dispose
of
the
German
FRENCH
FIGHT
FRENCH
LONDON
Tlic
Vichy
government
of
France
may
launch
jltack
against
Vrcc
French
forces
in
French
Equatorial
wilh
a
view
to
regaining
control
of
Togoland
and
the
icruns
and
turn
them
back
to
(iermany
to
whom
they
be-Kn!.,i
beiorc
the
First
(Jreat
War.
Free
French
forces
are
fully
Spared
to
meet
any
attack,
it
is
staled.
ICELAND
IN
DANCER
LONDON
The
British
Broadr
isting
Corporation
says
that
land
is
l
laBcr
o'
Nazi
attack.
Troops,
naval
vessels
and
raft
being
concentrated
at
Narvik
in
Norway
may
be
used
'"(he
Pnose
11
Ls
SUSS"1'11'
T,le
Parliament
of
Iceland
dissolved
the
union
with
Denmark
which
has
exited
i
t
Friday
sjn(.c
1918
when
Iceland
became
a
sovereign
stale
after
h
Ting
been
a
Danish
protectorate.
The
Danish
King,
as
a
II
is
no
longer
King
of
Iceland.
The
move
is
made,
it
is
lain
cd,
)Clause
of
communication
difficulties
and
not
be-cISsc
Iceland
is
no
longer
loyal
to
King
Christian.
QUIETIN
ENGLAND
LONDON
Some
damage
was
caused
by
air
raids
in
soulh-.
all('rasl
England
but,
on
the
whole
it
was
a
quiet
night.
!
damage
was
done
but
casualties
were
not
serious.
The
r
"ll
Naval
College
and
the
Koyal
College
of
Surgeons
arc
"lung
buildings
recently
hit
by
bombs
in
London.
BRITISH
ADVANCING
CAIRO
British
forces
have
advanced
fifteen
miles
from
(lit
direction
of
llabbaniyah
towards
Bagdad.
The
Euphrates
j
crossed
on
a
bridge
which
was
leu
intact.
:annot
be
HELD
DOWN
Wit
ot
Norway
in
Support
IdeaLs
and
Institutions
un
qumchablc,
Declares
General
Stcffens
to
(iyros
of
thp
Slnr?liin
,,f
tl.A
M..n.lnn
n
n
GC
1
ICELAND
IS
REPUBLIC
Island
Country
Dissolves
Union
.
With
Denmark
Which
Has
'
Existed
Since
1918
I
STOCKHOLM.
May
20:
CP
Delayed
advices
rciwrtcd
today
that
the
Parliament
of
Iceland
rc-
llKc:ari:-.
Uiat
the
spirit
and
love
solved
last
rruiay
10
tnssoivc
wic
(
"jnva:
(or
Hie
Institutions
of
union
with
Denmark
which
existed
k-B,
(Ibe
-and
democrucy
would
since
1918.
a
temporary
cnici
01
-aa
umiii
'mble
at
Norse-
f'ae
luw
been
appointed
to
take
it
ai'Mnwo
Cv
fight
both
nom
me
place
01
mh-j
viuiu.m.
;
i-.a
w;uiout
agalntt
the
port
rwwhlwr.
Oopcmiaaen.
.ma
...At
il.nl
Tj.aIi.wI
li'ifl
rliwiftrrl
'fcn
hp-
f-Ci
HUD
'.i
n
riltlUCSS
11110
uun
iiiii
iumi'u
v.w.v.-
-
..Llli
-re
:::
'it
icral
William
nici-
come
i'u'"
jhiy
i
.mii
.r
ihi
rtrttUh
tirorti
are
at
Ml
.
-1-
J
..II
...t
I..
Tnn1ar1
tt
tofflfM't.
Inn
loricrr
-u
PrmcG
Rupert
Gyro
country
Paliwi
iwmIWc
CWmnn
-
...i..i....n.,.,i.
hn
ririiuh
nfirr
Drnmnrk
sur-
anthem
and
"God
Save
the
Arrow,
38,000.
Storage,
"PlmncNV.R..
Lieut.
Col.
J.
K.
Wood
Flvim.
frri.nr
tr
t
Mtrnhrri-
U.CA.F
.
Rev.
J.
II.
Myrwang.
I
Ulin.
t-
.
Bather.
Tlico
Collart.
L.
U,
I
W.lbly
J
p.
nnnlmlm
Pint.
R
A.
Wallace
Jnte
Pierce,
R.
e.
Mortimer.
T.
W.
"wry
Dr.
B.
E.
Bailey.
L.
A.
wn,
Peter
Lien.
II.
E.
Alton,
J.
R.
Wllllama
n
w
rrin.
a
nruce
...
wMffgi
5ron.
James
Alexander.
L.
M.
Gor
m,
Dr
c
j,
iTfinVincnn
nr.
Neali
I
'am
bour
lcs
B
Olbson,
Alex
McRae,
A.
S.
ran,.
Dodds.
n
1
"AN'S
FINANCING
Iran
ho-
TT
.
..
1
"
ue
01
tne
worms
most
yWiCaterl
vci
f,l
ov.
'Se
contrni
and
7.5c.
11.2c
and
rung
pPlcr
Llpi.
nrpsidnrf
at
the
m
.,0.
"itum
organ
Sentinel,
Aiun,
n-.-
cludcd
,.rii
Mrs
Mrs.
TllP
,n,
f
II.
n.l,.rtirl
CC.
In.
'
01
M,c
,,"'IU"
il
..illan
lie
mm
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
118.
Was
Sunk
Ity
German
Sea
Kaidcr
And
All
Those
On
Hoard
Are
Safe
In
Nazi
Hands,
It
Is
Announced
WASIIINliTON.
D.C.,
May
20:
(CD
The
United
Stales
today
asked
the
(icrman
government
for
full
details
about
138
Americans
reported
at
Itcrlin
to
have
been
saved
from
the
Egyptian
liner
Zanuam.
This
request
was
made
after
a
Nazi
spokesman
at
Ilcrlin
had
said
that
the
.am-zam
had
been
sunk,
presumably
by
a
surfrfc
raider,
and
her
crew
and
passengers,
including
23
Canadians,
were
safe
in
(er-inan
occupied
territory.
Until
the
statement
was
made
at
Berlin
il
was
feared
thai
Hie
passengers
might
have
perished,
announcement
liavin?
been
made
at
New
York
that
the
Zanuam
was
a
month
overdue
out
of
I'crnambuco
cnroule
to
Capetown
and
must
lie
considered
lest.
II
was
feared
that
it
might
be
the
first
major
incident
involving
the
loss
of
Americans
shim
the
Athenia.
There
is
no
indication
as
where
the
pas-sensrrs
mav
lir
held.
Th
expectation
is
that
(iermany
will
release
all
the
Americans
as
neut-.jals.
'
-
.
-
DbltiilN,
May
20:
(Ul't
Myslcry
..
1.1..U
I.
.4.
1
.l
1
i.
.
f..
!
..I
present
twenty
or
more
Uuuuliaus
aj
well
us
over
1U0
Ainencaiu
and
incin-beis
ol
the
crew
of
tlu
ligyptlan
liuer
Zamjuun.
repotted
sunk
by
Ucwnan
VJliUlttll
naval
Xlcl
ai
action
awviuit
on
v.
a
voyage
'
"Jo1
III"":.
Ijr
'
10
gUCftto
111
llturuvt-
-
-
rntr
AU-r
m
confidenre
thai
rendered
to
Germany
a
year
aw.
Irom
Ncw
Yotk
to
Alexandria,
wa,
i-lor
wmuti
vrntually
crown
the
runndtons
were
at,
first
stationed
ljIud
t(jday
wKh
(hp
announce-
.
a
uritatn
and
Its
allies
'here
but
were
nvrntly
withdrawn.
menl
by
by
a
a
Nazi
Nazl
spokosman
spokesman
thai
that
:s
mrrebi
bnn
about
t'ne
llber-
)'
ii
NorweRlan
homelin'i
iiwi
Cu'M-n..
ave
an
interest
i)
iic:,;oiui
ai
'-ount
of
the
even
2dii:3
up
to
uie
Invasion
of
Nor
a
Aiw
ftert-tbed
ills
own
exper
"irtr
.
(.iiimniifirr.ln-rhlt,r
OI
t
HIS
TRIP
CANCELLED
s
the
vessel
had
been
sunk
by
a
surface
raider
and
those
who
had
been
aboaid
the
8200-ton
chip
were
safe
and
being
well
cared
for
aerinan-o
citpied
tenilory.
The
German
announcement
said
that
ihere
had
been
322
passengers
on
board
the
v
s;el
including
138
Am-
!.t
:ni:.
,m:,
o)
western
:iorvav
.
,
,.
,
....
to
rr:::aed
sn
valiantly
against
iuPm.....
-,".
'
"
-
...
ert-ans
and
twenty-two
Canadians.
wwhcimm
odds.
The
neneral
,u
''ascfl
hi
lalk
on
a
note
of
aood
junior
ir-ountln'-:
some
light
lncl-
if
!':
:;ii
li
liowi'f
liiw
Nnrweg-
"
..
...
,lwi
HI
visit
to
uanaua
owmB
,
i
ad
kr.
up
their
sob
its
and
?xxl
nature
even
In
the
darkest
position.
ur.
"I
'.he
invasion.
The
Ovo
made
a
sicclal
occas-
I'ln
ol
tin:
luncheon
which
wa3
Uawn
open
to
all
nersons
deslr-
j0
ol
lieartng
no
distinguished
a
peaKei
President
V.
F.
Utone
Halibut
Sales.
Summary
Ainetlcan-93,0J0
pounds.
ll.W
It
was
hardly
to
be
presumed.
i
1
Ilia
ifilroaiiiriti
flin
h
OTTAWA.
May
20.
-
Presidcn
he
Zamaam
lmd
been
sunk
by
a
Franklin
D.
lfcxxsevelt
lias
cancelled
,..bmarine
which
it
was
unlikely
would
be
able
to
take
hundreds
of
survivors
on
board.
Tli-
explanation
given
for
the
sinking
of
the
Zamzam
was
bemuse
she
had
goods
of
value
on
board
for
the
enrany.
The
idea
of
unrestricted
submarine
warfare
was
scouted.
Furtherintiulries
are
being
made
l
uiinri
i"i""-
"'
o
U)
t
ip
rhilr
muH
Mr
Jens
ot
l"
Lt'
.
..
Muth!
uaLSed
aortal
Steffes
C-anadlan-7.000
pounds,
11c
an.
by
mu
Statu
diplomatic
rep
Rev
t
ii
ii...
.
7.5C.
rnseiuatives
iil-ju.
p
.J
.".
",',Wtt"B'
":,awJl
.uu:
Amcritan
r-p
Zanaam
had
left
New
York
G
ri'
.
"
I
i
..
in,
Kxuiorer.
35.000,
Booth,
11.1c
and
'
20
for
Ale36andria.
On
ra.8ieffcn,;Ltcut.
Command-
t
ti
.
K,maE
lie.
)....'u,'ZT,'v,
t
1.....
f
r
Iff.
Mr.
ntlJ'ffpC?!
nrt
Mrs.
JUU
IhlM'l!
i,vvi
IiHllIlLl.l-ii-""
-
-
STRIKE
IN
COAL
MINE
One
Thousand
Employees
Of
cess
Colliery
At
Sydney
Walk
Out
In
vin,,,
.
..
.
.
.
.
,
having
cone
on
strike
Hip
n
yesterday
s
luncneuu,
-
-
110t
mCC
wcdiwsd
GIVE
MORE
KISSES
case
it;
might
bfi
code.
I'rin-
'April
9
rATTULLO
COMLNG
Information
has
been
received
at
the
Daily
News
office
that
I'remicr
T.
D.
I'altullo
expects
to
be
in
Trince
Kupert
about
the
middle
of
June.
ARMS
TO
MEXICO
WASHINGTON
Secret
hip-nicnts
of
arms
and
soldiers
have
been
made
from
Spain
to
Mexico
and
Chili,
according
to
reports
here.
NEW
DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON
President
Roosevelt
yesterday
established
the
department
of
civil
defence
to
be
headed
by
Mayor
LaGuardia
of
New
York.
It
will
organize
air
raid
protection
and
other
measures
throughout
the
nation.
CLOSER
TO
GERMANY
VICHY
Marshal
retain
is
swinging
even
closer
to
Germany
than
under
the
terms
of
the
agreement
made
with
Adolf
Hitler
several
months
after
the
PRINCESS
RELEASED
SAN
FRANCISCO
Princess
Stefanic
of
Hungary
after
being
in
custody
for
ten
weeks,
h
to
be
released
immediately.
If
she
ever
returned
to
Hungary,
she
says,
she
fears
she.
would
be
executed
for
her
anti-Nail
attilude.
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
VICTORIA
Ytie'-Victoria
H
ify
council
will
sound
out
Vancouver,
Nortli
Vancouver,
New
Westminster,
Nanaimo
and
Trince
Rupert
on
the
question
of
daylight
saving
and.
If
they
are
favorable.
Hip
federal
government
will
be
asked
to
institute
it
as
a
war
measure
on
the
coast.
'f
ia'T
More
Equipment
for
Capetown.
1
.
n
11
1
Canadians
aboard
the
liner
m-
nr
r
in
111
LdKU
Tarrant
Guernsey,
CANADA
AND
VICIIV
O'lTAWA
Premier
Kin?
said
yesterday
that
the
Canadian
government
is
keeping
closely
in
touch
with
London
In
regard
to
I
lie
question
of
relations
with
the
Vichy
government.
There
will
be
no
hasty
action
in
regard
to
asking
for
the
closing
of
the
legation.
The
situation
as
regards
the
islands
of
St.
Pierre
and
Miquelon
is
being
closely
watched.
TELEGRAPH
GIRLS
VANCOUVER
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraphs
put
three
girls
to
work
yesterday
as
messengers
as
boys
were
not
obtainable.
JUDGE
SWANSON
RETIRES
KAMLOOPS
Judge
J.
D.
Swanson,
senior
County'
Court
judge
In
British
Columbia,
announces
his
retirement
next
month.
He
will
live
in
Vancouver.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
R.
1
McD.
Itussel
of
Vancouver
andi
Carioads
0f
.
Pipe
.
Is
Brought
BERMUDA
IMPORTS
1
F
W.
Guernsey.
She
was
on
ner.
I
way
to
Rhodesia
to
Join
her
husband
who
is
a
geologist
with
a
'mining
company
there.
Mrs.
Guernsey
was
born
in
Vancouver.
FIGHTERS
FOR
TOURISTS
.
.
t.
...i
n
f
....
nn
(CP)-Influx
of
U.
S.
army,
navy,01
P1
and
air
personnel
to
handle
con-
itnicUon
of
ncw
dcicnce
Dascs
in
I
.
i
J
in.
itrwmnntl.
twk
Nova
Scotia,,
Bcrmuaa
is
wpwu
w
u.
uoaies,
u.
1.
thousand
employees
Kite
101
"iwu.
M
Winslow
and
S.
J.
-jXP.
aS
idle,
and
U.
5.
tourist
traffic
this
year.
OTTAWA,
May
20:
(CP)
Im-
(CP)
norts
to
Bermuda
from
Canada,
nf
AwriTF?TKT!..
May
w.
"'
.
j
r,,,u
In
By
Consolidated
For
Mercury
Property
vANfiEtmoOF.
May
20:
The
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
has
received
further
material
for
its
mercury
mining
operations
ot.
pinrhi
Lake
near
Fort
St.
James
In
the
form
of
two
carloads
New
Westminster
Pioneer
Is
Dead
Henry
Hugh
Mackenzie
Had
neen
Resident
Of
Valley
Fifty
Years
!Gn
s'oTs
'in
Holland,
hand-
the
Bri
i,n
WESTMINSTER
,
May
20:-
ltng
letter
to
Britain,
ao
nun
hea
vy
ded'es
In
those
Henry
Hugh
Mackenzie
pioneer
01
.out
sih
things
as
oo
22,
ngdom
this
district
for
over
fifty
years,
is
kisses..
They
add
a
few
more
jiv"
deadi
NORTHKRN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESAJMAY
20,
1941.
Bulletins
LONDON.
May
20:
(CP)
Sinking
Sinking
of
OI
the
tile
6833
WSJJ
Ion
ion
naval
navai
U.S.
PLANES
BEING
USED
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
10:30
am.
1".9
It.
,-.
22:46
pjn.
19.1
It.
Low
4:30
am.
7.1
It.
16:26
p.m.
7.7
It.
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
Nazis
Land
On
Crete
Mystery
Lifter
STATEMENT
BY
BERLIN
ON
ZAMZAM
Fifteen
Hundred
Parachute
Troops
Are
Dropped
By
Air
On
Strategic
Island
Today
Cruiser
Is
Sunk
Announcement
in
-Regard
to
"Serious
Battle"
Made
to
4
,
Parliament
by
Prime
Minister
Were
Disguised
as
New
Zcalandcrs
1
LONDON,
May
20:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Winston
Plini-oliill
niiiuiitiipprl
trulnv
thnt.
1fi()fl
fiprm.m
trnnns
wearing
New
Zealand
battle
dress
had
landed
by
gliders,
uarachutes
pUv...uu
and
....v.
troop
v.-r
carriers
in
Crete
to
which
7
island
the
t
y
,
,
auxiliary
cruiser
Camito
was
Greek
government
fled
and
made
its
.,
,
headquarters
alter
.
announ:cd
today
by
the
Ad-
c
Nazi
conquest.
The
Prime
Minister
added,
that,
ac-
mlraRy
mlraRy.
rordine
to
M
reDorts
"J
to
the
govern-
UIU.I.Q
mcnt,
the
military
situation
was
in
French
Attack
British
hand,
savage
iignung
nau
laiteu,
place
and
was
still
in
progress,
Mr.
Churchill
said,
but
he
stated
that,
although
a
serious
battle
was
de-
veloping,
there
was
confidence
that
I
the
British.
New
Zealand
and
Greek
(
forces
would
offer
stern
and
reso-i
lute
resistance
and
that
the
enemy
I
WUUlU
UC
OUtCL'OOl
UiiJ
uwtwvu
(
Royal
Air
Force
Making
Continued
It
was
the
first
Indication
that
the
I
Blows
At
Enemy
In
North
Africa
enemy
air
infantry
had
operated
In
fhp
lnruext
mass.
Roval
Air
Force
carried
out
con-
Mr.
Churchill
told
the
House
of
.
'Hnucd
raids
on
Fengasl
harbor
in
Commons
that
a
military
hospital
Libya,
the
Koyal
Air
Force
an-
between
Canea,
the
capital
of
Crete,
'
nounced.
and
Malemi
had
been
captured
by
,
AIR
WAR
IN
SYRIA
HITS
INTO
STRIDE
-
t.-
v
a
i
UBjjuwi..
CAUtO.
May
20:
(CP)
The
parachute
attack
so
far
In
the
var.
1
ree
French
...
Also
in
I
l
i!
ight
I
,
'
.........
m
American
AMtariAiN
Il
Planes
i
tt
ti
L'n
Enemy
t
Suffers
Losses
British
Consulates
Closed
With
At
the
same
time
it
was
dls-
the
parachutists
but
had
been
re-(
closed
that
American-made
bomb-
captured.
The
Germans
also
tailed
lng
Planes
have
struck
the
first
thus
far
to
capture
a
British
air-j
CAIRO,
May
ZOTheFjreFrench
blow"
Id
North
Africa.belrfg
vied
droTnealthough
several'
attempts
using
latest
American
plalies
to
to
drive
back
an
attempted
Axis
had
been
made.
The
Prime
Minis-
bomb
air
bases
In
Syria
with
the
advance
into
E;ypt
from
the
Mb-
ter
said
that
a
fairly
strong
attack-
Royal
Air
Force,
have
destroyed
a
yan
border
base
of
Fort
Capuzzo.
jug
group
on
the
Canea-Maleml
number
of
German
planes.
Two
Axis
thnr-is
Ime
been
driven
road
had
not
yet
been
mopped
lip
At
Beirut
In
Lebanon
the
Vichy
back
with
heavy
casualties.
but
other
parties
have
been
ac-
authorities
have
ordered
the
Brl-Brltlsh
and
Axis
forces
are
locK-
counted
for.
tlsh
consulates
In
Syria
and
Le-
i
i
,
,
i
M.
n
TiVvnlhn.
Tl-m
nofmane
ftpw
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ht
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Liaiivii
tiunu
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v.v
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uv...-.
Libyan
frontiers.
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hundred
miles
irom
ureece
in
gieau
moVed
before
Che
end
ol
tne
weeK
strength
to
Invade
Crete,
preceding
as
reprisal
for
Royal
Air
Force
the
invasion
with
Intense
aerial
bombing
of
Syrian
airdromes,
bombardment
of
the
Suda
Bay
French
planes
have
been
sent
naval
base.
The
invasion
started
aloft
to
defend
airdromes
in
Syria,
suddenly
this
morning
but
was
A
Frencn
pursuit
plane
was
report-not
unexpected
as
It
was
apparent
ed
to
liave
snot
down
the
Urst
that
preparations
were
being
made
31
bomber
over
Syria,
for
such
a
move.
Night
after
night
Last
nlht
British
bombers
des-
the
Royal
Air
Force
has
been
carry-
iroye
a
large
German
transport
lng
out
destructive
raids
on
air-
plane
at
pamiyra
airdrome,
also
dromes
In
Greece
irom
wnicn
wie
wrecklng
a
Henkel
111.
At
Dam-
n
.
.
-
1
1
.1
1
,
.
r-r
rrot
o
.
.
1
1
r.
1
n
:
1
there
have
been
further
unusn
success?,;
In
southwest
and
north
west
Ethiopia,
particularly
arouna
Gondar.
The
Duke
offered
to
turn
over
his
sword
to
the
British
In
sur
rendering
but
It
was
returned
to
him.
in
Home
Premier
Benito
Musso
lini,
admitting
the
surrender
01
Amba
Alajl,
predicted
thai
fascist
fnrpps
wnnid
some
time
regain
East
Africa.
He
said
that
some
Italian
unltft
hi
the
country
would
stand
out
for
a
long
time
yet.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-iMtn
Tvinnris
Lieht
to
moderate
occasionally
fresh
southwest
winds,
cloudy
and
mild
with
scattered
showers.
ascus
aoUUS
and
ttllU
cUlUwlltl
another
kjjr
Syrian
1
lan
airdrome
C
1
tuaiiu
uiv-
--o
Thp
sudden
Uivasion
of
Crete
Is
n,v,
nin
np
wprp
also
attacked
,
UblltlUll
L
n
(
n-l
Avis
O
I
.
regaroea
nui,
"
by
bombing.
tempt
to
gain
a
stepping
stcne
for
passage
to
the
Near
East
mainland
but
also
as
a
possible
dress
rehearsal
for
airborne
Invasion
of
the
British
Isles.
PRISONERS
NUMEROUS
No
Less
Than
35,000
f
ascists
sur
rendered
In
Ethiopia
Yesterday
Aosta
Gets
Sword
Back
CAIRO,
May
20:
(CP)
It
Is
es-tlmated
that
a
total
of
3500
Italian
and
naUve
troops
surrend-01
t
in
Flhloola
on
Monday.
pviiiowlnz
the
surrender
01
Am-
ba
Alajl
and
the
Duke
of
Aosta,
Italian
military
governor,
today,
I.
These
Syrian
airdromes
are
being
used
by
the
German
planes
as
stopping
places
on
the
way
to
Iraq.
The
Vichy
government's
air
minister,
General
Jean-Marie
Bergeret,
'
arrived
hi
Beirut
last
night
to
organize
anti-aircraft
defences
in
.Syria
against
British
aircraft
whtch
I
attacked
the
German
planes,
using
Syrian
bases.
Exodus
of
British,
American
and
'Palestinians
from
Syria
has
begun.
QUEEN'S
AIR
RAID
FUND
"I
have
seen
her.
I
saw
her
In
Edmonton.
I
am
going
to
get
the
picture
framed."
That
Is
what
one
man
said
as
he
called
to
get
a
ure
picture
of
the
Queen
at
the
Dally
News
office.
Only
a
few
pictures
are
left.
A
number
of
those
taken
will
be
framed.
Those
who
have
received
the
pic
tures
might
remember
that
the
Queen
is
head
of
the
Queen's
Canadian
Fund
for
Air
Raid
Victims.
Donations
may
be
left
with
tne
Dally
News.
Previously
acknowledged
$10.00
Anonymous
2-
WHEN
WINTER
COMES
LONDON,
May
20:
(CP)
Look
ing
ahead
ito
anotner
wauuc
winter,
the
people
of
Britain
are
being
urged
to
conserve
in
every
way
all
coal
and
other
fuel
during
ithe
summer.
1
1
.
'1
'
"
jl
.4
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