cial
request
ol
trie
Deparuntui.
ji
xviuniuons
anu
uppiv,
aie
wm-
r
item
capable
of
such
a
contrlbu-
"-'""H
u
"'"usui
suivey
ot
oa-(lon
,nada
in
oitler
io
ass.ii
uiu
uc-
Tliis
great
system."
he
said
'payment
to
increase
sua
lmuiw
was
not
developed
in
a
ni?ht.
It,
u
the
result
of
Imagination,
thought,
Intelligence,
ability,
industry
and
perseverance
of
several
generations
of
Canadians
who
toe
me
national
uuiput
oi
war
erials."
isoung
ihal
in
the
United
Kingdom
concentiation
of
pioduj.
un
was
well
under
way,
Mr.
Craotiet
Ia
4,.ct
i
h
t,
r
(Quoted
from
statements
in
tne
many
discouragement,
that
Cana-
f11'
Ho"se
.fTS?"1.'!!3
a!that
m
Unilcd
Kln&dom
lhe
da
should
and
could
become
Many8vn
s
econom
c
policy
was
peat
Industrial
country.
Canadian
industries,
where
thousands
of
men
and
women
are
now
at
work
making
on
a
remarkable
::ale
sorely
needed
war
products,
W5y
as
to
whether
or
not
they
'""J
T
l
ncvwmwoM
were
indigenous
to
:
transfer
of
resources
to
war
production.
While
British
industry
had
!
to
deal
with
serious
problems
from
which
Canadian
industry
was
hap-
l,Uilttlll'iai'lwli
Ui
p'wuuwtiun
was
un
Canida
and
mould
have
been
encouraged
hi
country."
In
uie
way
in
lanaua
aiso.
"Heavy
taxes
have
been
Imposed
nn
rprt.nln
rnmmrwllHp
nnt
nrim-
Mr
Canadians
had
Crabtree
said
aray
u
secure.
revenuebut
Urdlm.
heard
the
ar8umcnt
many
tlmcnn
,nlsh
manufactUre,"
he
noted.
ih-
past
that
Canada
should
be
..Control3
have
bcen
established,
largely
a
producer
of
foods
and
Ncw
models
haV(J
becn
rcslrlctcd.
a
raw
matcilals
and
a
trader
of
these
.....
.
t..n.
v.n.
Kr.
r,,.t
.naap
in
otner
countnrs.
practlces
are
bclns
Introduced
In
I
s
well
that
In
determining
...
Tt.,u
ct,
foe
TIiacb
oro
i
ti
H
I
manufacturing
industries
which
Mr
Crabtrcc
made
a
strong
pica
are
ndw
contributing
on
such
an
tmmcn.'e
t;alc
to
war
needs."
said
thp
president,
Mr
Crabtree
claimed
that
the
for
the
holding
down
ol
costs.
Profits,
he
declared,
had
bcen
reduced
to
a
minimum
by
government
tax
ation.
Many
companies
were
work-
foundation
of
skilled
management
ng
for
c
government
for
small
Canadian
Premier
Ready
To
Meet
and
employees
and
experience
es-
management
fees.
It
was
obvious
All
Provinces
If
They
Wish
It
tablished
in
the
past
was
cnabltns
tnat
mcrcaSed
costs
could
only
be
,
maustry
to
undertake
experiments
pajd
for
by
increased
prices.
Wages
l
making
entirely
new
and
very
and
saiaries
constituted
the
chief
complicated
articles
never
before
part
ln
industrial
costs.
He
corn-made
In
Canada.
But
while
Cana-
mendCd
the
government
for
action
Making;
Survey
"There
are
still
many
firms
in
Canada
which
can
put
Into
operation
a
larger
proportion
of
Uielr
employees,
jm?l:nlnes
and
equip
I
AMdllS
StIKC.LON
IE-D
'
Weather
Forecast
1
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
She
To
morrow
s
fides
1
W
lotlc
isianus
wgnt
to
moderate
touth
to
southeast
winds,
cloudy
High
..
4:30
a.m.
19.2
ft.
and
mild
with
rain
late
this
afternoon
17:36
a.m.
18.8
ft.
and
tonight.
Low
11:03
a
jn.
3.7
ft.
23:31
p.m.
75
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXX.,
No.
138.
Vol
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE13,'
TJ41.
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
Canadians
Are
Reported
In
Syria
V.N.A
Association
Convention--
CANADA'S
FAITH
IN
HER
INDUSTRIES
IS
JUSTIFIED;
PLAYING
PART
IN
WAR
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Head
Points
to
Wartime
Production
as
Indicating
Sound
Hasis
of
Nation's
Plants
SEIGNIORY
CLUB,
Que.,
June
13:
(CP)
Emphasizing
the
part
that
industry
is
playing
in
Canada's
war
effort
by
enumerating
the
many
war
products
now
being
manufactured
in
Canadian
plants,
Harold
Crabtree
of
Montreal,
in
his
presidential
address
at
the
opening
of
the
seventieth
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Manu
facturers'
Association
this
week,
de-1
uared
that
It
was
Indeed
fortunate
(hat
Canadians,
since
Confedera
tion
had
built
up
an
Industrial!
Chamber
of
Cummeice
and
oy
spe
PLANES
HELP
SHIPS
GUARD
BRITAIN'S
VITAL
SEA-LANES
Heaviest
Attack
Yet
by
Royal
Air
Force
No
Germans
England
LONDON,
Juno-
13.
fThe
Ituhr
industrial
section
of
Germany
was
subjected
last
night
to
the
heaviest
raid
yet
by
the
Royal
Air
Force.
The
attack
was
more
severe
than
commodities
Tor
the
manufactured
operalion.
Slmilar
policies
and
lhal
on
the
nlght
prey,lous
fires
There
were
no
German
over
England
last
night.
over
King
Ready
To
Call
Conference
There
were
numerous
large
and
explosions
and
damage
was
no
doubt
U...
nauonal
policies
of
this
coun-
callons
of
trcnds
wh,sh
cannot
be
very
heavy.
Six
British
planes
fail-
thn
inherent
aood
sense
ol
'he
majority
of
Canadians
ano
Heir
faith
In
their
country
s
futu.
prevailed,
and
encouraged
and
supported
the
development
of
the
disregarded
as
they
are
certain
to
increase
as
the
war
continues
and
Intensifies.''
Matter
Of
Costs
Turning
to
Industrial
relations,
cd
to
return.
planes
OTTAWA,
June
13
(CP)
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
yesterday
told
the
House
of
7.
.
.
.
c
"
taKen
mrougn
me
i'BuuMnn,t
rnlllnt?
nf
n
Dominion
nousiriai
production,
be
warned
of
tnc
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
conference
he
will
call
that,
provincial
conierence,
ne
wui
can
this
KVinnM
n
hn
vioupri
with
j
...
r...i
rv.n.
,.
..u.
yQara,
uie
roreisii
jALiiannc
v...-
complacency.
More
could
be
done
trol
rjoard
and
other
methods
of
and
there
yet
remained
a
consld-
control.
These
had
bcen
successful
"able
amount
of
unused
industrial
to
a
gratifylns
extent
since,
after
capacity.
a
year
and
a
half
of
war.
the
cost
i
(Continued
on
rage
tnvej
it
at
once.
NO
OTHER
NAME
UP
NORTHWOOD.
Eng-.
June
13:
CP)
Sir
D'Arcy
Pomcr,
promln-
Local
Liberals
Expected
to
"lent
ln
making
articles
for
war,"
cnt
surgeon
and
author
of
medical
,
rattullo
Unanimous
Mr
Crabtree
pointed
out.
"We,
ln
books,
died
at
his
home
here
aged
Kenomlnation
1
co-operation
with
the
Canadian
85.
VICTORY
LOAN
Program
TONIGHT
Radio
rrogram
SATURDAY,
JUNE
14
virtnrv
Ian
Radio'
Program,
prizes
for
Listeners
7:00
6:15
p.m.
SUNDAY,
JUNE
15
Victory
Loan
Show,
Capitol
Theatre
9:00
p.m.
JUNE
17
A.R.P.
Demonstration
8:00
nm'
COM1NO
EVENTS
Grand
Victory
Loan
Street
Dance
and
Contest
when
Quota
is
Reached
the
party
as
Its
standard
(live
No
name
other
than
Premier
T.
,
D.
Pattullo's
was
suggested
forj
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
nomin-
atlon
Wednesday
night
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
,
meeting
for
naming
of
delegates
'
and
It
Is
expected
that
he
will
once
again
be
the
unanimous
choice
of
A
fleet
of
planes
patrols
over
a
convoy
of
Br
tlsh
ships
bringing
supplies
to
England.
The
great
development
of
the
fleet
air
arm
or
Britain's
Royal
Navy
has
revolutionized
war
at
sea
and
added
a
new
mobility
and
striking
power
to
the
"senior
service."
RUHR
AREA
HIT
AGAIN
NAZIS
WAR
SHIP
HIT
l'ockct
Uallle
Vessel
Reported
To
Have
Been
Struck
By
-
BritlshJIerlalTorpedoes
LONDON,
June
13:
(CP)
The
Air
Ministry
announced
tonight
that
a
German
pocket
battleship
had
been
hit
by
torpedo
fire
of
a
British
plane
off
the
Norwegian
coast
early
today.
The
ministry
did
not
identify
the
battleship
which
it
was
said
had
been
seen
later
stationary
off
southern
Norway
and
then
retiring
towards
Skagerrack
at
greatly
reduced
speed.
Full
Support
For
Forces
Is
Now
Essential
time
lack
of
Interest
ln
preparing
for
war,
the
government
was
with-
j
out
provision
lor
an
all-out
mobi-,
llzation
of
resources.
The
lack
of
LONDON,
June
13:
(CP)
A
six-'
bearer
year-old
,boy
played
with
his
toys
I
which
he
has
been
continuously
and
m
a
centurles-old
house
surround
J
successfully
since
1916.
'ed
by
a
10,000-acre
estate,
unaware
'
A
special
committee
will
be
nam-
his
father
had
died
and
he
had
be-
cd
by
the
president,
Q.
C.
Mitchell,
!come
21st
Earl
of
Suffolk
and
Derk-
When
a
telegram
brought
the
news
to
his
wife
Miml
Crawford,
well
known
actress
before
her
mar-
d
d
1
tC
1
lhe
John
Boden.
is
due
In
port
at
n;45'i;laeVhe
1,
tonight
from
the
south
and
will
J
sail
at
11
p.m.
on
her
return
to
J
'
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
ji
boy.
at
once.
little
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Grant
Coverdale
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Ru-
ipert
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Van-Dollars
will
win
the
war.
Dollars
couver
following
their
marriage
will
end
it
sooner.
Invest
in
Vic-
i
yesterday.
The
bride
was
formerly
Miss
Evelyn
Zarelli.
AIRMEN
ARE
TURNED
OUT
British
Secretary
To
..Air
Satisfied
With
Result
Of
Effort
-
LONDONr
June
3r-TP3Arc
bald
Sinclair,
secretary
for
air,
declared
in
Parliament
that
airmen
in
the
Empire
Training
Scheme
are
being
turned
out
In
much
greater
numbers
than
had
been
expected.
Coal
Storage
Being
Urged
OTTAWA,
June
13:
All
coal
supplies
held
up
an
alt-out
enlist-
rrincc
,
Rupert
Ulvislon
Is
Second
ineni
campaign,
inow
mese
siuit-
ages
seem
to
have
been
overcome
so
there
must
be
a
steadily
Increasing
use
made
of
all
means
to
assure
full
support
of
the
forces
here
and
ln
the
actual
theatres
of
war.
Boy
Didn't
Know
He
Was
An
Earl
Mother
Kept
Back
From
Six-Year-Old
News
His
Father
Had
Been
Killed
GROWING
Only
To
Okanagan
In
Whole
r
Province
I
VANCOUVER,
June
13:
Okana.-gan
division
Is
leading
British
Columbia
ln
Victory
Loan''i941
subscriptions
with
77
percent,
Prince
Rupert
and
Yukon
being
second
with
seventy-three
percent.
Koot-enay-Okanagan
is
third
with-
71
percent
and
Victoria
lourjh
with
66
percent.
lto
arrange
for
hospitality
for
the
shire.
The
20th
earl,
35-year-old
and
8.5c.
visiting
delegates
to
tne
convention
scientist,
was
killed
ln
an
air
raid
next
week.
Arm
Halibut
Sales
Summary
lAmerican
300
pounds,
Dominion
Forces
In
Readiness
To
Serve
In
Any
War
Theatre
Is
Matter
for
Thankfulness
That
Britain
Has
Not
Lost
I
More
as
Result
of
Defection
of
France
Last
Year
VICHY,
June
13:
(CP)
The
Vichy
government
today
asserted
that
Canadian
troops
were
in
the
van
of
an
Allied
column
which
had
gained
a
foothold
in
advance
Syrian
posts
in
Merdjoyoun-Hashaya
area.
There
was
no
indication
from
'
Canadian
or
British
sources
that
Canadian
units
!
had
left
Britain
for
the
Middle
East.)
OTTAWA,
June
13:
(CP)
Canadian
forces
in
Eng-
land
are
read.y
to
go
to
whatever
front
they
may
be
sent,
:
Kt.
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
the
Prime
Minister,
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
in
a
general
war
statement
made
at
the
'request
of
M.
J.
Coldwell,
acting
House
leader
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation.
"We
have
made
known
to
all
the
world
that
our
forces
over
seas
are
ready
to
go
and
that
we
are
equally
ready
to
have
them
go
1
wherever
their
services
may
count;
for
the
most."
Mr.
King
said.
'
The
Prime
Minister
continued
that
the
fact
that,
althoughrell-
ance
was
placed
a
year
ago
on
the
Three
Allied
Columns
Are
Now
French
fleet
and
land
forces
In
Moving
From
Iraq
to
Aleppo-North
Africa
to
defend
allied
Inter-
May
Surrender
Damascus
uvn
csts
n
Svrla'
"no
vital
British
po-
sitlons"
had
been
lost
since
the
fall
01
.
"anc
iJie.
of
prices
offered
toy
Hon.
J.
E.
consumers
and
dealers
ln
Canada
minister
of
2.,
fisheries,
a
a.c
uc.UK
u.gw
hi
suoic
s
muW
few
days
ag0
for
government
r-fuel
as
possible
between
now
and
qUirements.
October.
The
importance
of
Indus-.
.
1'
ti.
n
1
.
'
10c
to
15c
each
for
chums.
jprlces
offered
this
year
ore
gen
erally
higher
than
last.
ARTICLES
BY
STARS
Movie
People
Express
Support
(For
Victory
Loan
Campaign
J.
W.
Nicholls
wrote
to
friend
of
his
his
in
in
Los
Los
Angeles,
Angeles,
who
who
Is
Is
legal
legal
ad-
ad-
and
of
the
stars
yesterday
and
men-i
tioned
this
drive
to
them.
As
a
ges-jture
of
"their
sympathy
personal
autographed
articles
are
being
air
(mailed.
These
articles
will
come
from
Mary
Pickford,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Laughton,
Merle
Oberon,
Joan
Bennett
and
Jack
Benny.
All
10.5c
.of
these,
except
the
last
two,
are
British
born.
Canadian
48,000
pounds,
10c
and
The
movie
Industry
as
a
whole
8c
to
l0,2c
and
8.3c.
'has
demonstrated
ln
many
ways
its
American
j
sympathy
for
the
general
cause
and
Claire,
3,600,
Storage,
10.5c
and,liuge
sums
have
been
realized
for
8.5c.
.
(British
charities.
Viking
I.,
and
8c.
Canadian
14,000,
Pacific,
10.2c
Dovre
B.,
21,000,
Storage,
10c
and
8.3c.
Annabelle,
7,000,
Booth.
10c
and
8c
Fanny.
F,K
6,000,,
Atlln,,
10c
and'
8c.
When
these
articles
are
recelv-early
next
week
they
will
be
handed
over
to
the
publicity
committee
of
the
Victory
Loan
campaign
for
display.
After
the
campaign
Is
completed,
they
will
be
disposed
of
and
the
proceeds
used
for
some
war
charity.
PROGRESS
LONDON
June
13.
Three
A"ied
iwractwwrtamir
rut
at
least
gress
t:fm.nrri,
towards
for
thankfulness."
B.C.
SALMON
PRICE
BIDS
Canuers
Announce
What
They
Are
Trepared
To
Pay
Fishermen
This
Year
Consumers
And
Dealers
Should
Lay
coNa
sataon
fishermen
are
In
Supplies,
It
Is
Advocated
considering
a
scale
of
prices
sug
gested
by
the
canners
on
the
basis
IN
SYRIA
Aleppo
'on
the
Syr-
i
lan
coast,
one
having
penetrated
j
thirty
miles,
another
eighty
and
the
third
fifty
miles.
The
ooject
j
is
to
surround
Vichy
French
forces
at
Aleppo.
Further
progress
Is
also
reported
being
made
on
all
sectors
and
towards
Beirut
and
Damascus
although
the
Nazis
claim
that
the
advance
has
been
definitely
hailed.
Today
it
appeared
that
the
French
were
ready
to
give
up
Da-iriascut,
the
Syrian
capltar,
and
that
the
Allied
forces
were
about
to
enter
the
surrounded
city.
.
,
v
a
ilia
oa.iv
iiiviuuts
u
yi
)a;uiiu
ii
i
trial
supplies
being
adequately
;
,n
the
round
fpr
on
tne
maintained
Is
emphasized.
'norUl
coast
10c
ln
National
Chairman
Refers
To
Nec-
!
essity
f
an
GolnS
0ver
River
area,
6c
to
7&c
per
pound!
Tho
Irvnl
Hanartlan
T.pplnn
"
4
Tkl
n
Commans
that,
if
all
provinces
re-
LUAil
1
te&Uzcs
tnat
with
Canada-S
peace-
U
for
cohoes
6c
to
7c
for
pinks
and
COMPLACENCY
i
IS
DEPLORED
rhe
ii
iAWA,
June
u:
mere
must
be
no
complacency
In
the
matter
of
support
of
Victory
Loan
1941.
Ideclared
the
national
drive
chair-jman,
GT
W.
Spinney.
No
Canadian
should
be
satisfied
until
after
the
'objective
of
$600,000,000
Is
far
oversubscribed,
declared
Mr.
Loan
Is
Up
To
$372,556,000
r
J
l
l
vlser
to
most
of
the
prominent
j
Un
YYOUneSUay
mjovie
stars
in
Hollywood
and
ln-
.cldentally
mentioned
the
Victory
.,.
..,
.
Inr
Four
unlU
are
over
the
top
Loan
Campaign"
in
Prince
Rupert,
i"
'."L.,"'
X,J-JJ
Vlllfnn
QVH
Al
tl
rlnvofrtnlft
Y?
nir
Tile
fplnnH
map
intinlni
Mfftri
crwm
a
I
'
"
elstoke
and
Salmon
.Vancouver
Unit
F.
totalled
$32,159,403,
bringing
the
culmlnatlve
total
to
$372,556,000,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
New
York
3,
Chicago
2.
Boston
4-3,
St.
Louis
9-2.
Fhlladeiphla
5
Detroit
'3.
Washington-Cleveland
postponed.
National
League
Cincinnati
1,
Boston
0.
Chicago
0,
New
York
2.
Only
games
scheduled.
O.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
is
due
ln
port
this
afternoon
at
3
o'clock
from
the
south
and
will
sail
tonight
at
10
p.m,
on
her
return
to:
Vancouver
and
waypoints.