i
VJ
Weather
Forek
Prince
Rupert
District
and
Que.
kfrfyPi
Charlotte
Islands
Light
to
mod-
.
'WPf
RUHR
IS
LASHED
AGAIN
LONDON
For
the
third
straight
night,
British
bombers
lashed
r.i
the
Ruhr
Valley
last
night
and
struck
again
at
Brest
where
the
Nazi
battleships
Scharnhorst
and
Gneisenau,
as
well
as
a
ten
thousand
ton
cruiser,
are
berthed.
Britain's
home
defences
were
credited
with
shooting
down
at
least
seven
Nazi
raiders
during
the
night
although
raids
in
Britain
were
oh
a
small
scale.
Three
more
German
planes
brought
down
today
made
the
total
bag
ten
for
twenty-four
hours.
PENETRATION
INCREASED
CAIRO
British
and
Free
French
forces
in
Syria
have
substantially
increased
areas
of
penetration,
the
British
Middle
Last
command
announced
today,
but
made
no
other
comment.
JASPER
IS
"OVER
TOP"
Mountain
Town
Makes
Fine
Showing
in
Victory
Loan
Drive
JASi'tH.
June
M:
Thto
railroad
town,
nestling
in
little
the
0b
PROTEST
SINKING
1he
biz
thrill
of
the
lor.al
cam-
German
tornedo
in
the
South
palgn
was
the
appearance
of
Lady
Atlantic,
said
in
Pernambuco
that
Julian
Byns.
widow
of
the
Cana-
armC(i
German
seamen
from
the
dlan
Corps
commander
of
the
attacking
submarine
occupied
the'
Oreat
War
days,
who
personally
vessel
and
sqic&
her
radio
before,
raised
the
Victory
Loan
flag
five
jaunchlng
the
torpedo
which
sank
I
diy
Hit"'-
"le
drive
opened.
ncr
Ten
members
of
the
crew
and.
Lady
Byng,
who
is
particularly
one
passenger
of
the
Robin
Moore
found
of
the
Jasper
iNMlonaT
Park
navc
becn
ianded
at
Pevnambucoi
area,
having
visited
here
many
by
tne
Brazilian
steamer
Osirlo.
I
times
with
Lord
Byng,
spent
a
con-
New
York
Heraid-Tribtin;
slderable
time
here
this
spring
describes
the
finking
of
the
Robin
visiting
points
of
familiar
interest
Moore
as
R
.fiagrant
act
or
piracy
between
Jasper
and
the
Columbia
and
murdcr.
j
Ice
field.
$2f,3.000
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Victory
Loan
1941
subscriptions
in
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
amounted
to
$20,000.
bringing
the
total
for
the
campaign
to
that
nisnt
up
to
$205,000
out
of
the
objective
of
$350,000.
I
.
Victory
Loan
1941
viifnltY
f-
"
Lieut.
Col.
James
Ellis
Wood
STARTED
SUliu
.
-
yl
,and
of
Sons
of
Norway.
It
was
not
until
the
discovery
world
fur
No.
28
North
America
that
the
trade
got
into
Its
stride.
Tan
'
Victory
Loan
Radio
Program,
prlws
wr
t
let
onffc
forces,
it
was
stated
yesterday,
had
completed
encirclement
of
Damascus
and,
apparently,
were
awaiting
outcome
of
negotiations
for
peaceful
occupation
of
the
city,
authoritative
sources
reported.
Today
Vichy
troops
were
reported
to
have
abandoned
a
town
ten
miles
south
of
Damascus,
falling
back
to
new
positions.
The
occupation
of
Damascus
b3
the
Allied
forces,
it
was
expected
would
be
'only
a
matter
of
hours.
Indications
were
that
it
would
be
declared
an
open
city
for
the
protection
of
its
200,000
population
from
bombardment
although
Allied
forces
were
reported
to
have
been
subjected
to
bombardment
from
VICTORY
LOAN
Program
TONIGHT
$1000
.
1000
.
1000
6:15
:00
p.m.
SUNDAY,
JUNE
15
Park
3.00
p.m.
R.M.R.
Band
Concert,
Totem
Theatre
9.00
p.m.
Victory
Loan
Show,
Capitol
.
8:00
p.m.
A.R.P.
Demonstration
COMING
EVENTS
Grand
Victory
Loan
Street
Dance
and
Contest
when
Quota
Is
Reached
City
Council
Chamber
See
Poster
Exhibition,
Afternoons
and
Evenings
within
the
city,
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
June
14.
ward
Beirut,
heart
of
the
Canadian
Rockies,
has
United
States
action
under
inter-
(
gone
to
town
hi
a
big
way
in
oon-
national
treaty
dealing
with
sub-1
uectlon
with
Canada's
Victory
Loan
mariDe
warfare
to
complain
to
campaign
which
is
now
fit
full
Berlin
against
the
sinking
by
a,
wing
The
original
quota
was
set
German
torpedo
of
the
steamer,
at
4
17
000
which
seemed
at
the
Robin
Moore
Is
expected
to
be
tak-Ume
a
heavy
test.
Pennants
al-
cn
president
Franklin
D.
Roose-ready
have
been
earned
with
the
ven
js
awaiting
the
full
reports
of
third
exT'led
by
tonight,
mi.
morninr
$29,750
was
subscribed
Pd
n,
Brazil
and
these
figures
do
not
include
one
of
eleven
survivors
from
the
any
conversion
bonds.
Robin
Moore,
which
was
sunk
by
r
Fairview,
.01
(ask).
Gold
Belt,
.20.
.
.
Hedley
Mascot,
.50.
Minto,
.Ol'i-
Noble
Five,
.01
(ask).
racific
Nickel,
.04.
Pcnd
Oreille.
1.45.
Pioneer.
2.15.
Premier,
.88.
Privateer.
.45.
.,
Reeves
McDonald,
.17.
'
,
.
Reno,
.11.
Relief
Arlington,
.01
Vi,
Sheep
Creek,
.78.
Salmon
Gold,
.002.
.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.08.
Calmont,
.13.
,
.
,
C.
&
E..
1.08.
Home.
1.87.
"
Pacalta,
.02.
;
Royal
Canadian.
.06V2T
",
Okalta,
.50A.
"
Mercury.
.03
'2
(ask).
Toronto
Aldermac,
.08.
Beattie,
1.06.
Central
Pat.,
1.67.
Cons.
Smelters,
33.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.42.
Fernland,
.01
Francoeur,
.35.
Gods
Lake,
.31
Vz-Hardrock,
.68.
Int.
Nickel,
30.25.
Kerr
Addison,
4.35.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.72.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.63.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.55.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1-07.
Moneta,
.33.
Noranda,
51.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.60.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.96.
San
Antonio,
2.45.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl,
.O8I2.
Bouscadlllac',1
.b2
(ask).
Mnsher,
.05
'2.
Oklend,
.03'4.
Smelters
Gold.
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
22.50.
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.c
.
s
'
RECORD
WHITE
SHARK
ADELAIDE.
Australia,
June
14!
(CP)
E.
II.
V.
Rlggs,
a
sheep
far-
Bulletins
-
.'
t-
1
ft
1
TA.1-.
n
n
....
i
TODAY'S
5TOCKS
(
Court
y
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.02.
Bralorne,
9.90.
rmihnn
(Ouartz.
2.05.
the
survivors
who
have
been
land-
nentonla
.01.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
5:35
am.
17.9
it.
erate
south
to
southwest
winds,
18:35
p.m.
18.2
ft.
cloudy
and
mild
with
Intermittent
Low
-
11:50
a.m.
5.1
It.
light
rain,
decreasing
to
light
showers.
NOBTHKRN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
"NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
139.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
14,
1941.
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
BALKANS
.TOWARD
EAST:
Eastern
Route
the
Formation
of
the
first
Cart-
nirtish
Submarines
Sink
Seven
Oily
Route"
and
Nazis
Were
Badly
adlan
bomber
squadron
of
the
Italian
and
German
Vessels
in
in
Need
of
Things
Balkans
Could
Supply
Ry
HAROLD
FAIR
I
j
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
I
LONDON,
June
14:
(CP)
German
war
strategy
in
.
london,
June
u:
(CP)-Nego-
th
i
t
jx
months
the
drive
throuirh
the
Balkans
to
rTSfiS
Greece
and
the
Middle
East-was
dictated
by
the
Nazis'
$290,000
SUBSCRIBED
Victory
Loan
subscription
in
Trince
Rupert
on
Friday
totalled
525,000,
bringing
the
aggregate
to
date
to
$290,000
out
of
the
objective
of
$350,000.
One
more
week
remains
to
raise
the
remaining
$60,000.
SEARCHLIGHT
DRAWING
To
raise
funds
for
sports
equlp-
oil,"
this
source
said.
"The
Eastern
route
has
been
the
oily
route."
The
Germans
gained
not
only
oil
in
their
and
facilities
for
Improving
their
metal
position
in
Greece
and
Yugoslavia.
While
this
authority
refrained
from
claiming
a
present,
shortage
of
oil
In
Germany
although
some
sources
have
said
the
Nazis
need
lubricants
badly
he
listed
three
necessary
conditions
for
the
Germans
to
feel
the
pinch
of
oil
scarcity:
1.
British
interception
of
tankers
proceeding
to
Trieste
from;
the
Eastern
Mediterranean.
2.
Depletion
of
German
resourc-
....
77
,
,
ln
Dallon
ine
V1CU
r;
n,v
ment.
the
Seamd
Searcnngni
uai-
es
by
constant
pounding
of
their
tomp
aint
Against
Berlin
to
be
reporled
lo
be
putting
up
stiff
re-
h
conducting
a
raffle
syilthetic
oil
plants
by
the
Royal
.Made
in
Connection
With
Loss
sislalice
which
however,
has
not
wllh
Ule
lT&
prlze
of
$20
ln
war
AJf
Force
I
-
of
Kobil1
,,ood
,
Prevenithe
Allied
iopjesjffln
.MVtrig3.cerUfTcHtc3
arid
the
second
3.
Reduction
ln
supplies
through
"
inaKing
some
miwici
uj"
-
0f
$iq
The
drawing
was
conauci
the
Nazis
being
forced
to
fight
ed
in
the
Canadian
Legion
nan
heavily
with
yesterday
wilh
Lieut.
II.
O.
Ken-
equipment.
their
mechanized
nedy
ln
charge,
assisted
by
II.
A.
Eo
far
the
fighting
has
not
been
Breen.
Gunner
C.
F.
McDougall
sufficientlv
sustained
to
make
a
American-
GERMANY
COMPLAINS
BERLIN
A
German
naval
spokesman
said
today
that
the
United
States
naval
patrol,
as
hP
be
considered
considered
as
as
compatible
compatible
Italian
And
Nazi
Assets
Are
Frozen
D.
Roosevelt
today
oraerca
,
(CP)
More
man
aso.uou
persons
the
immediate
freezing
of
all
in
the
United
States
will
be
"lm-
German
and
Italian
assets
ln
ported"
from
other
areas
because
the
United
States.
An
execu-
of
their
special
skills
ln
national
tive
order
said
the
action
was
defence
work,
says
Dr.
W.
L.
Alex-
being
taken
ln
view
of
the
un-
ander
of
the
labor
division
of
U.
S.
limited
national
emergency
he
production
management.
declared
recentIy-
caught
with
rod
and
line
a
1,717
pound
wnite
suam,
ucucicu
w
a
world's
record.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
4
June
oil.
SKILLED
LABOR
MOVINGS
i4;
(CP)
President
Franklin
.
ATLANTIC
CITY,
N.
J.,
June
14:
j
A
Man
who
won't
Lend
is
Friend
I
LONDON,
June
14:
(CP)
Royal
Air
a
orce
unaer
com-
t
mand
of
Wing
Commander
P.
.
A.
Gilchrist
of
Fort
Pelly,
Sas-
'
katchewan,
was
announced
to-
day.
try
into
the
capital
of
Syria
which
fear
that
sometime
they
might
have
to
face
an
oil
short-
rtnyT
-ppr"
A
TH
is
now
virtually
encircled,
Reuters
age,
an
authoritative
source
suggested.
"Hitler
chose
NtJll
1
jfl
reports
fiom
Cairo.
Free
French
to
invade
Rumania
instead
of
Spain
because
Spain
had
no
R.
O.
Campney,
T.
W.
Brown
and
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
Summary
-26009
pounds,
To
Victory
Loan
:iHAR0RS
Squadron
Of
QF
HUNS
Canadians
K
DUCK
HERE
swift
push
but
also
acquired
sub-
Board
of
Conciliation
Consists
of
stantlal
stocks
of
vital
war
metals
OrrAWA,
June
14:
(CP)
Hon.
Norman
McLarty,
minister
of
labor,
today
announced
the
establishment
of
a
conciliation
board
to
deal
with
an
industrial
wage
dispute
involving
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
Shipyard
Co.
R.
O.
Campriey
of
Vancouver
tain
classes
of
workers
is
the
issue
at
the-Prince
Rupert
dry
dock.
Halibut
Sales
10.8c
won
the
first
prize
with
No.
957
and
serious
drain
on
Nazi
oil
supplies.
and
8-7c-
Oiav
Anderson
the
second
with
941.
There
have
been
no
heavy
R.A.F.
Canadian
9,000
pounds,
11c
and
RUSSIA
AND
GERMANY
MOSCOW
Russia
said
last
night
that
German
troops,
freed
from
operations
in
the
Balkans,
are
moving
to
eastern
and
northern
Germany
where
they
face
the
Russians,
but
added
that
"it
must
be
assumed"
the
movements
have
no
bearing
on
Russian-German
relations.
AJ
Madrid
dispatch
said
that
new
and
extensive
economic
demands
by
Germany
on
Russia
were
to
be
raids
on
Nazi
oil
plants
since
last
ana
UM
ana
a-iC-December
because
of
other
alr-com-
American
mitrrtents
German
Invasion
bases
Addington,
26,000
pounds,
10.8c
in
France
and
submarine
depots.
ana
8-7c
Meantime
the
Germans
are
re-
Canadian
ported
to
have
repaired
damage
to
Caminata,
4,000
pounds,
11.5c
and
oil
nlants
bombed
last
autumn
and
8.3c.
to
have
brought
several
new
works
v-
T-
c-
5m
Booth,
11c
and-strafing
into
operation,
one
at
least
being
8-2c
'
in
Sudetenland
comparatively
safe
from
British
bombing.
Therefore
British
naval
control
of
the
East-tern
Mediterranean
was
stressed
as
essential
to
halt
the
oil
traffic.
The
Germans
are
believed
to
be
short
of
rubber
and
copper
and
VICTORY
LOAN
SUBSCRIPTIONS
gained
little
copper
In
their
Bal-
OTTAWA
Victory
Loan
subscriptions
yesterday
reached
$37,-217,650
after
$35,130,600
on
Thursday,
bringing
the
total
so
far
to
$411,905,050.
Subscribers
Tor
Friday
numbered
42,757.
kan
conquests.
If
they
are
able,
however,
to
reopen
copper
mines
destroyed
by
the
Yugoslavs
they
DRY
DOCK
RALLYING;
I
Gratification
was
expressed
to-
will
obtain
about
60,000
tons
a
year,
day
by
the
local
Victory
Loan
1941
i
nilipr
vprpcciiirs
nmmiiir.0
of
th
pvppllpnt
resnonse
and
Canada
Defence
Regulations
Act
WHAT
A
HOPE!
NEW
YORK,
June
14:
(CP)
Movies
bankrupted
saloons,,
declared
a
motion
picture
magazine
ln
1912.
publishing
a
cartoon
promot
ing
the
idea
as
"a
practical
answer
to
the
liquor
question.
Little
Jean
Copeland,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Copeland',
Is
quite
seriously
ill
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Brooklyn
0,
St,
Louis
1.
Mediterranean
LONDON,
June
14
J
(CP)
The
Admiralty
announced
today
that
British
submarines
in
the
Mediterranean
had
sunk
seven
enemy
vessels
and
torpedoed
three
others
in
far-reaching
recent
forays
which
have
carried
undersea
warships
even
into
German
and
Italian-controlled
harbors.
HULL
NOT
IMPRESSED
win
be
cnairman
wim
i.
vv.
Amerlcans
..have
never
been
Brown
representing
the
employ-
lllrt..ri
Kv
mhnt
thpv
resarrt
as
ers
and
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
of
Victoria
representing
the
employees,
A
wage
dispute
involving
cer-
United
States
Secretary
of
State
Replies
to
Threat
Issued
by
German
Spokesman
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
June
14:
(CP.)
Under
Secretary
of
State
Sumner
Welles
declared
today
ln
discussion
of
Berlin
statements
I
H
3
ENTERED
War
News
Enemy
Ships
Hard
nit
MAY
BOMBING
CASUALTIES
LONDON
Nazi
air
raiders
killed
5,391
persons
in
Britain
during
May
and
wounded
5,818,
(he
Home
Security
ministry
announced.
April
figures
were
G.0G3
killed
and
6,926
wounded.
NAZIS
HUNT
HOLES
BERLIN
Berlin
district
air
defence
command
advised
the
capital's
inhabitants
(o
ko
to
air
raid
cellars
immediately
when
sirens
sound
because
of
the
"enemy's
new
type
weapon
has
a
severe
effect."
Apparently,
this
is
referring
to
Britain's
new
super-bomb.
TROUBLE
IN
FINLAND
lll'.LSINKI
The
Finnish
government
last
night
announced
restrictions
on
travel
by
foreigners
in
northern
and
border
districts
similar
to
regulations
in
force
during
the
liiiuUh-Russian
war
and
prior
to
the
beginning
of
German
troops
transits
through
northern
Finland
last
fall.
Advance
Continues
PEACEFUL
;
ENTRY
OF
DAMASCUS
Negotiations
For
Capitulation
Without
Struggle
Going
On
'
Some
Some
Resistance
Resistance
In
In
Syria
Syria
GERMAN
NEEDS
OF
FATS,
OILS
URGED
DRIVES
TO
bluster
or
threats."
Mr.
Hull
made
the
statement
hi
1
reply
to
queries
concerning
the
attitude
of
the
United
States
on
a
German
spokesman's
-threat
that
I
any
ship
carrying
contraband
to-Great
Britain
would
be
sunk.
I
Berlin
Admits
Damaging
Raid
Nazi
Version
of
British
Attack
on
Industrial
Targets
Keeping
It
Up
of
Enemy
Country
Fourth
Day
in
LONDON,
June
14.
As
authoritatively
.reported
thai
British
bombers
made
a
heavy
attack
on
Industrial
targets
ln
the
Ruhr
Thursday
night
for
the
second
successive
night,
Berlin
admitted
raids,
Fine
Response
at
Local
Shipyard
.saying
that
residential
areas
were
hit
and
some
civilians
killed
and
Injured.
The
fourth
day
of
the
great
aerial
bombing
assault
upon
Germany
German
-
occupied
territory
I
Chromium
has
been,
the
major
which
has
been
received
in
the1
across
the
English
Channel
Is
now
Nazi
metallic
gain
from
the
Bal-
systematic
canvass
of
local
dry
In
progress.
Last
night
the
British
kans.
Greece
and
Yugoslavia
can
dock
employees.
bombers
again
went
across.
There
provide
100.000
tons
annually.
It
is
estimated
that
the
response!
was
another
assault
upon
the
In-
enough
to
meet
50
'per
cent
of
the
there
amounts
to
eighty
to
ninety
Germans'
needs.
Turkey,
the
per
cent
of
the
total
employee
list.
now
being
carried
out,
rould
not
worms
largest
producer,
can
give
The
objective
set
tor
me
ouu
or
1
with
.them
some
but
much
of
the
exist-.
so
men
at
the
dry
dock
Is
$40,000.
the
duties
of
a
neutral
nation.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
accepted
an
invitation
to
address
a
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
luncheon
on
Wednesday
next.
The
Premier
is
arriving
in
Trince
Ru-
j
pert
on
Monday
and
will
proceed
to
the
interior
Wednesday.
ing
supply
has
been
obtained
by1
Slhshhetpo,'C!rMpre-Is
Jailed
Under
Fats
are
reported
scarce
for
domestic
use
ln
Germany.
Information
in
letters
seized
from
German
prisoners
during
the
Lofoten
Islands
raid
last
March
led
British
sources
to
reiterate
their
constant
contention
that
the
Germans
ex-
sigvold
Grotta
was
fined
$200,
perlenced
such
a
shortage.
One
of
with
option
of
three
months
lm-
the
most
frequent
subjects
In
these
prlsonment
under
Defence
of
I
letters
was
the
complaln
that
fats
Canada
Regulations
for
making
were
lacking.
statements
likely
to
prejudice
the
'
One
Wiesbaden
woman'
asked
her
recruiting
discipline
and
training
of
son,
stationed
ln
Norway,
to
send
His
Majesty's
Forces,
some
sardines
because
"it
Is
very
nourishing
to
taste
something
ln
dustrial
area
of
the
Ruhr,
where
new
destruction
was
wrought
upon
factories
on
war
Industries.
The
port
of
Brest
was
subjected
to
another
attack.
It
Is
here
that
battleships
Gneisenau
and
Scharnhorst
and
the
cruiser
Prince
Eugen
are
moored.
The
British
plane
also
fanned
out
over
Boulogne
and
Calais.
An
Air
Ministry
statement
yesterday,
describing
Thursday
night's
raids
on
the
enemy
territory,
sold
that
waves
of
Royal
Air
Force
bombers
swept
over
Germany'
Ruhr
valley
during
the
night
in
one
of
the
bomber
command's
heaviest
attacks
of
the
war,
blastinp
vital
Industrial
areas
with
thousands
of
tons
of
high
explosives
and
incendiaries.
It
was
the
fiercest
raid
ever
made
on
the
Ruhr
where,
within
a
radius
of
fifty
miles,
three-quarters
of
Germany's
gwhole
coal
output
Is
mined
and
eighty
per
(Sent
of
its
iron
and
steel
Industry
'
situated.
The
Air
Ministry
did
not
mention
any
town
specifically
but
'dealt
with
the
Ruhr
Valley
as
.a
whole
In
the
comjruiinlque.
Six
British
planes
did
not
return.
HEARD
BUT
NOT
SEEN
-More
persons
have
heard'
owls
than
have
seen
them,
because
most
owls
are
active
at
night.