VICTORIA.
BX
TurkojNai'i
Friendship
Pact
Signed
Last
Call
For
Victory
-
-
-
Victory
Loan
1911
is
now
in
the
third
and
most
intensive
week
ot
the
campaign,
inis
is
mc
wcck
hat
the
canvassers
go
after
those
who
have
been
dallinjr.
Those
who
may
have
subscribed
already
but
whom
it
is
known
or
felt
arc
able
to
purchase
more
,
,mis
without
any
difficulty
or
undue
hardship
will
-So
be
contacted
again.
To
such
people,
it
might
be
fitting
to
suggest
that
they
make
up
their
minds
without
further
delay
and
do
what
they
consider
the
right
thing.
Wny
"C
unnecessarily
uuinuruu
ur
uiuuai-
Many
who
arc
conscientious
in
the
matter
have
,v
now
subscribed
to
the
limit.
Some
have
subscribed
to
the
point
of
sacrifice.
On
the
other
hand,
it
is
evident,
in
home
cases
definitely
known,
that
many
neople
have
not
done
their
duty
in
the
matter.
It
is
the
latter
people
who
may
make
the
difference
between
success
and
failure
in
this
very
important
nlUl
There
is
a
good
deal
at
stake
in,
this
Victory
Loan
1911.
For
one
thing
Canada's
good
name
is
involved.
One
very
important
thing
to
be
considered
is
the
reactions.
What
will
Great
Britain,
what
will
United
States,
what
will
the
enemy
think
if
Canadians
are
not
willing
even
lo
icnu
mcir
money,
men
imu
money,
in
support
of
the
battle
for
the
very
things
in
life
that
we
profess
to
hold
so
dear?
This
is
the
responsibility
of
those
who
have
the
means
to
assist
in
this
very
easy
way
and
fail
to
do
so.
Those
who
may
be
compelled
to
consider
V
ictory
Howls
from
the
standpoint
of
possible
liquidation
arc
once
more
assured
that
they
are
virtually
as
negotiable
as
cash
currency
or
as
a
check
on
money
in
the
bank.
.
.
All
we
would
presume
to
i
suggest
i
is:
Tut
everything
of
cash
or
credit
you
possibly
can
into
Victory
Bonds
If
every
one
in
Prince
Rupert
does
this
we
will
go
"over
the
top"
in
a
big
way.
Don't
lc
a
slacker
Don't
be
a
procrastinator.
Don't
be
a
Fifth
Col
umnist.
Hiiy
all
the
Victory
nomis
you
can
anu
ciear
your
conscience.
IJ
Serious
Situation
To
Control
Light
And
Sound
Should
Attack
Be
Made
OTTAWA.
June
18:
(CPi-Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
minister
of
nation
SI
al
honlfli
health
...w.
and
11U
soldiers'
cnlHIprs'
civil
MV11
-
re-
es-
denartmpnf
rpsnnnslbllltV
for
.
.
v
control
of
light
and
sounds
in
Can
ada
in
the
event
of
enemy
attack.
1u
n.irt
of
the
mihlic
is
given
aS
one
reason
why
the
Victory
Loan
1911
has
not
met
with
a
quicker
response
than
it
has.
Surely
no
one
in
Canada
can
remain
complacent
in
face
of
current
news.
Prime
Minister
Churchill
in
commenting
on
the
withdrawal
from
Crete
states:
"There
were
not
more
British
airdromes
on
lite
island
because
there
were
not
enough
anti-aircraft
guns
of
high
and
low
ceiling
to
defend
a
great
number
of
flC,tl"AU
the
time
the
battle
of
the
Atlantic
has
been
coin?
on
and
a
great
number
of
guns
which
might
have
been
usefully
employed
in
Crete
have
been
mounted
and
are
being
mounted
on
ships
to
beat
oil
""""A
man
must
be
a
perfect
fool
who
thinks
we
have
large
quantities
of
anti-aircraft
guns
lying
about
unused
at
the
present
time."
Victory
Hond
money
will
be
used
to
rectify
these
deficiencies.
Montreal
Official
To
Be
Sentenced
rcnalty
To
Be
Imposed
Today
on
Ticrrc
Dctarie
Who
Uoninvcu
In
Draft
Kvaslon
'
MONTREAL,
June
18:
nrrArlc.
former
national
TONIGHT
6:15
M0
on
parade
COMING
EVENTS
Dance
and
Contest
rrad
Grand
Victory
lefty
Loan
Street
R
gee
Poster
Exhibition,
City
Council
Clumber
Afternoons
and
Evenings
HUler's
Coffin
at
the
Dug-Out
in
,
.
Nail
tars
Autographed
Souvenlers
in
Dug-Out
i
mm
j
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
142.
To
Oppose
'Abandoning
Rail
Lines
provinces
gradually
and
continually
ilt.
expanded
witnin
me
wt-i
ithe
province
to
pay.
I
while
negotiations
with
the
fed
Are
Now
Back
on
Their
jods
.
r.
a
.
TAmiyfA
June
1B.-A
SetUCIJlci,
VICTOIUA.
June
its.
"
i
-"
.
i
In
.
thp
the
dlsDute
dispute
Leary.
minister
of
public
works,
has
has
been
reached
left
for
Nelson
where
he
will
attend
which
led
Jo
the
A,,.
session,
of
the
Board
of
Railway
-waffl
ZSh
fnmmidnn
Commission
tn
to
onnose
oppose
an
an
app.c-
applica-
ing
to
-
u.c
v,v..6.v
and,
outh.
lflhs
0
oflh
the
'tlon
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rail-
organization
work
yesterday
ii
.
I.
t
rt
f
mon
Ti
t
r
udL&
aw
way
company
y
o
pu"
"f
"-
-
,
,
.
i
i
..
....
i
v.o'oc
tho
w
industry
.
,
PATTULLO
IS
AGAIN
CHOICE
OF
deau-Gerrard
railway
line
at
the
as
-
-
north
end
of
Kootenay
Lake
ana
orwiw.
...-.-
that
of
the
Great
Northern
Railway
basis.
I
to
abandon
the
South
Nelson-Wan-
j
7f
eta
line.
'
This
is
a
war
to
the
death!
A
war
'between
savagery!
and
democracy
I
When
you
invest
in
Victory
Bonds
If
you
want
i
j
in
vie
Invest
must
do
your
share.
I
you
invest
in
Vlctory-wlth
inter-'
est
to
boot.
tory
Bonds.
To
Run
Once
More-
LIBERALS
AS
LOCAL
CANDIDATE
eral
government
were
at
pshh
p
rt
t
Clements
clements
to
to
Tlell.
Tlell.
ofprrprt
bas
s.
Mr.
fauuno
uc-
rrn
.
WX-
v.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PPTMP.F.
RUPERT.
B.C.;
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
18,
1941,
Timber
Workers
Strike
Is
Ended
i....-Fin.nf
12.000
C.I.O.
Members
illustration
of
what
they
woum
ao
In
the
event
of
an
aerial
attack
on
this
city.
H
was
the
most
advanced
rehearsal
of
the
kind
that
has
so
far
far
been
been
staged
staged
here
here
and
ana
the
tne
many
many
i
r
I
-
v-
!
'na
4u(
cKc
hn
h
annronrirition
Dearer
sruuts
uibu
tilab
a
ouuowiiv.wt
1
-
had
been
made
this
year
for
road
casualties
were"
removed
to
an
em
work
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
ergency
nursing
siauon
ana.
muei
lands
Including
the
rebuilding
of
treatment
there,
were
taken
by
...
ii..i.gn
-mm
trail
rnad
from
ambulance
to
hospital.
Miss
t.
u.
tllC
"
..u.i-
i
in.
friesuy
u.
a.,
puuus
A
hv
J.
J.
then
described
the
work
of
the
'
was
still
desirous
ol
nursing
and
first
aid
station.
clared
that
he
in
regard
to
a
projected
ex-
.r,ir,
vnknn
into
the
boundaries
..
Umior
lnwlnsr
this
was
a
delayed
bomb
400.000
square
incidents
included
the
falling
of
a
Klvlng
the
province
ba5ement
to
Increase
accom-
miles
in
addition
to
the
present
.
u
m,.,
Pattullo
replied
that
gas
bomb
with
treatment
of
gassed
...
.
.
i-
ori
rdwimfumlniit
nri
of
n.i-
.365,000.
Most
Important
Koad
I
He
was
also
anxious,
continued
to
see
tho
Alaska
.
HAt
l'ni.i.iiiui
iiiou
1
.re
Jn.i
i
Hovnlon
the
oil
posslbill
service
r
.hia
I
Fol-
i
in-
irtivint.
"
01
uic
tension
&u,-""v'"
,
of
British
Columbia
as
well
as
a
vendors
store
heret
the
suggesUon
cldent
which
led
to
the
barrlcad-r.f
thp
Northwest
Territories
-
t.,v,t
oHitinn
miirht
inn
off
of
a
section
of
street
until
as
P
Awtir
Ocean
thus
wv
Hinrr
r
tvo
homh
hari
later
exDloded.
Other
icii
f
hp
0
nniiL
instertu
wic
muvms
...
he
had
already
instrucoea
vicuuna
taoca
uv.v-
--
-
to
take
no
action
until
such
a
pro-
iected
area,
oil
in:endiary
bomb,
S5
electrocution
and
fracture
casual-
considered.
had
been
A
Zv
asked
about
the
as-
ties
and
thermite
bomb
dropping
'"
,
.,
i
m
-
uLu
,.
h
inRt.allfid
described
by
O.
C.
Young,
leaaer
II
iiiRiiwy
chwav
v
consiruiicu
say
'
plant
wmui
:
.,
i
.!.,
,..
ih
?
hi,
u,
mivommpnt
of
the
decontamination
squad.
c0""
rniincctlon,
lie
aeviaicu
-
,
m
COlinccuun
wii
u-.w.
-
-
u
f
mod'from
a
mill-
co.iintr
int.
Mr.
Pattullo
This
was
the
first
phase
of
mm
r.
M"-..r:r::"1u'
rfonnv
"attack
re-ira-.
.
.
.
ntnrl
rp.
lies
u.
"'C
v"v
l
ma
n
in
-registrar,
wno
"
and
structure
was
E.
T.
K.enney
w
successful,
appearance
bWtehment.
has
had
added
to
his
of
connlvinK
In
draft
eva-jWas
W3S
ucce
xu,
the
convention.
The
mem-
i
-
.
t
i
i
umi
h
divp
i.mp
nro-'oHHrnM
i
iu-
unii
ri'.vi
i.i
itz
tvmw'-""
-
ihn
nnrc-nnc
4
Barker
Body
Is
Recovered
the
...
........-
mat
Ms
p
-
-
....
..
stanctpoim
replleQ
tary
Qnf,
srorpd
a
dlrcct
hit
on
thc
todav
was
one
which
wouin
tun-
made
for
tnis
assay
p.auu
-
..
eHln
Prince
Itupert
with
the
In-
voved
rnrTSS-S'tSil
tor-
re
than
hL,
Z
Hre
unit
arrived
with
members
ot
his
was
now
b
reiterated
Corp
appiylng
tne
serv.ee
wi-
-
,the
hose
to
extlngulsh
it.
A
novel
b.
!
ivenney
ni.iju
tn
v.it.
rrrtDnHnvi
was
t.hfi
of
Nazi
saboteurs
in
nr
km
.-iiiimi'
iiiiii
uuc
the
.,
bV
acccoUng
bribes
from
.
ravoraDie,
u
that
it
was
a
young
men
subject
to
draft,
is
to
vincej
so
tj
that
Mr
pattullo
dead
and
dragged
unceremonl-
be
sentenced
today,
ffrdnc
should
bc
"nominated,
this
being
jous,y
away
Imo
lip
had
lipen
chOS-
.
,i
om.
pattullo
deciarea
nmt
ine
sucuw
uue
01
ieaiu.es
u.
wic
uu..-
'
tlsh
Columbia
was
on
the
eve
of
a
en
as
candidate.
Time
v,
had
j
.
jusu-
r
H
onstratlon
was
provlded
by
the
MnoM0,f
w-mmmkkm
Vt
u
dustrlal
expansion.
Already
fled
the
judgment
and
confidence
Ro(.
Mounlaln
Rangers
band
VICTORY
LOAN
Program
..
i
i
inniifnrtnres
was
nt
Prince
RuDert
in
nominating,
ii.ia.uus
.aiA
anu
.
h.
.
h
h
n-nvideri
nmviHpd
verv
verv
realistic
realistic
ef
W
tniS
tnis
piUYUitu
p.u.
i
"
"
.
.
:
;7"
:..
..
i.
Mr
PattllllO
natfnllnl"
""v"
1
..
.
7
"
..
.
The
snipping
ubj
--Hr:-
-
i.nmvlnrlnl
re-.11.
lVL
ri"
.,..
legitimately
iftit
rirrinip
v
ill
ana
in
m
itegaiuuis
ivckoi
umh
i....
i..-
.-
.
Norton
xoungs
wna
muw
nprnPtuitv
lotions,
Mr.
Kenney
took
the
stand
f)r
the
evenlng
and
he
dld
anx-
.
1
.
....
....
if
.nnh
tirnv
nrR
uidk
t
hi
t:
ui
.
i
In
regard
to
the
income
tax
y.c-
umt,
.
-
ceiieni
joo.
nmrttmo
mpasure
He
would
never
control
in
y
taken
over
permanently
for
me
ex-
ne
.e.t,
..-o,
cSe0VusePof
the
federal
govern,
caslon,
have
.uffe
I
fr
m
too
i.
lpoor
jvf.iu""""
ment.
...
i,
oiMniin
mvpniment
Meral
so.emii.en..
w
the
n
T
good
a
Canadian
as
anyone
ou.
r
CLOSE
TO
OBJECTIVE
A
body
was
washed
fnr
thP
1'UliniT.
WclO
rt
UWMIlimwM'J
,
who
oootmunu.
t--.
.
..(nm
lOf
SSr
SniSJ
being
mentioned.
In
accepting
the
nom-
part
of
the
Victory
Loan
mi
cam-
sage
to
the
police.
Mr.
Pattullo
admitted
that
he
naa
not
ony
ination
pm
the
banshee
sounded
anxious
to
be
renominated
but
was
.
.
.
fte
lnter.
,h
alert
and
lhere
was
a
prologue
equally
anxious
to
be
re-elected.
British
Columbia
and
he
over
the
loud
speaker
system
by
He
had
many
ambitions
jet
to
car-
contlniie
to
do
Fire
chief
h.
T.
Lock.
Then
the
ry
out
for
tms
province
iui
."v..
falling
or
a
Domo
was
simuiatea,
hQ
saw
a
marvellous
future
ahead.
charlotte
Islands
causing
three
casualties
which
to
.
The
Premier
said
that
he
desired
.Tfial
services
of
the
,
D,tiu
rpfprrpd
to
the
fact
brought
first
aid
ana
sirercner
Bulletins
Vancouver
tragedy
VANCOUVEIt
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nelson
McMillan
were
sulfocated
to
death
before
3
o'clock
this
morning
as
fire
destroyed
their
dome
at
1927
Kitchener
Street
in
the
Grandview
district.
It
is
believed
McMillan,
alter
calling
for
help,
went
back
to
rescue
his
wife.
His
body
was
found
on
the
stairs
and
hers
in
bed.
They
were
not
burned.
Both
were
about
sixty
years
of
age.
STRONG
GERMAN
PROTEST
WASHINGTON
A
strong
Ger
man
protest
on
thc
expulsion
of
(CP)
With
w.ui.w.
'9c
OTTAWA.
June
18:
nf
suip.
todav
and
Sumner
Wei
Tomorrows
Tides
High
9:53
am.
15.8
It.
Low
iinon
Irs,
Under
Secretary
ot
State,
indicated
it
would
be
flatly
rejected.
Thc
contents
of
the
protest
were
not
disclosed.
POSITION
!
IN
SYRIA':
recapiurea
recaptuicu
oviian
Ujrw"
w
i
el-
w-.
.ji
onH
Knnpitra.
SOUtn
Ol
ua-
uwrrf
nnlv.
t.o
Ontario
and
Queoec.
electing
me
ncuu.
..-.lf
.
sucn
as
tne
drone
0I
ra.an.g
jajruu
Vnnwl.
.
j
i.
o
v
fnnk
tne
lone
range
...
..ji
foiHnir
mascus.
unttsn
suu.i.ca
?u.stry
tr...L
r,rim!,rllVon
p,.
muallvnald.
To
lay
founda-
.
';,.,,..
fire.
This
was
the
advance
had
been
halted
ana
1
InlTnCT
IfTn
I
Pfi
1
1
1
1
1
Ill
llliailll
V
LllUl
LJV-J
r
w
11
o,
I
II
1
MI
1
...
.
Deing
iincawe""1-"
"
-
-
,
.r
.,,,
Tn
but
on
tlons
for
the
future
there
must
be
r
,
t
effectively
that
manufacture
from
the
original
ore.
judgment
and
vision
and
these
many
of
the
SpeCtators
were
baf-.
...
j.......
.imiiM
ni.r
miMiitiP!:
thp
Premier
possessed.
...
f
the
situation
was
well
ha
hand.
Halibut
Sales
Vansee,
9.2c.
Explorer,
American
40,000,
Atlln,
10.7c
and
36,000,
Storage,
and9-lc-
.
;
Frisco,
11,500,
Royal,
11.3c
and
A
1
9.1c.
r-itmrilan
22:05
p.m.,
3:46
a.m-15:30
pjn.
Will
Russia
Submit
Or
Resist-
rflsnnnearine.
Lions
Gate,
5,500,
Royal.
11.3c
and'
18.4
It.
7.2
ft.
8.8
ft.
Such
Is
Question
Which
btill
Agitates
International
Scene
Air
Raid
Here
REALISTIC
REHEARSAL
IS
STAGED
Local
A.
It.
P.
Workers
Rally
And
Acquit
Themselves
Creditably
In
Victory
Loan
Demonstration
)emonstration
Conflicting
Reports
as
to
Attitude
of
Soviet
in
Face
of
Increasing
Hitler
Pressure-Outwardly
Little
is
Apparent
.
V.
SIGNING
ANNOUNCED
;
RERUN
The
German
government
tonight
announced
that
it
had
signed
a
friendship
treaty
with
Turkey
at
Ankara.
LONDON,
June
18:
(CP)-Well
informed
foreign
sources
today
reported
the
signing
of
some
sorUf
agree-mint
between
Germany
tod
Turkey
was
imminent
and
.
,
,i
.
-i
i
'tUi;
v,nri
noon
kpnt
informed
of
neco-
SUM
mat
ureal,
ouvaiu.mu
t.
-
-
,
.
-
Prince
Ruoert
had
Its
most
tiailOuS
iniuuuuuu
r
.1
reSfc
a?
Taid
Protection
dem-
'.i(1e
for
mUtUal
respect
of
national
territory,
said
these
onstration
last
night
when
emerg-
LfL
Ru
s-
ntrv
hosoltal
nurses,
aiu
.
-----
.
,
,
groups,
Women's
Service
Corps,
decontamination
squads,
lire
fighters
and.
patrol
wardens
gave
a
giaphic
sla
with
a
greater
feeling
01
iso
lation
and
would,
consequently,
sen
her
will
to
resist
German
On
the
other
hand,
usuauy
re
liable
quarters
expressed
to
the
As
sociated
Press
today
the
growing
Union
wouia
yield
anyining
to
Ger-
belief
bener
that
inai
the
uib
Soviet
ou..
1
r
r-,..,on5nnnisclimcs
Plans
for
workers
who
turned
out
in
response
the
shore
of
Queen
r,rw
Charroue
n
B
rather
than
han
yl
IS
Unanimous
Choice
of
Conventlon-DlSClOfcg
the
aSm
acquitted
themselves
Islands
near
Tlell
last
,
nt
d
mlnor
conces
concessions
1
Future
in
His
Speech
of
Acceptance
cicditably,
indicatins
that
they
about
five
o'clock,
the
;Proyin-
any
whlch
is
said
to
should
clal
police
here
are
advlsea.
it
demands.
demands.
I
would
be
quite
competent
humiiiatlng
humiliating
1
...
u
hoiipvpd
to
be
the
body
01
that
uf
...o.
be
presenting
Skepticism
was
mucn
in
evi-
a
Moscow
dispatch
says
that
no
effort
Is
being
spared
to
keep
the
entire
Soviet
community
in
a
state
of
constant
preparedness
although
there
are
no
signs
of
a
general
or
partial
mobilization.
Nothing
in
the
behaviour
of
the
Russians
indicates
imminence
of
a
Soviet-German
conflict
while
official
attitude
suggested'
that
Russia
continues
firmly
and
completely
Its
inde-j
pendent
foreign
policy.
IATTAcT"
B1TR.A.F.
No
Less
Than
150
British
Planes
Used
in
Assault
on
Channel
Points
West
Germany
Hit
Again
SOUTHEAST
COAST
ENGLISH
towkt
.Timp.
18:
(CP)
A
force
of
i
at
least
150
Royal
Air
Force
bomb-,ers
attacked
coastal
objectives
on
i.tnn
nTPtinn
siue
vi
a
Nazi
consuls
from
United
Stales
j
.
wUh
Bouiogne
t
nt.r
fho
raiders
return-i
was
delivered
to
the
uepanmeui
objectives.
mc
Strong
forces
of
British
bombers
smashed
at
Western
Germany
for
the
seventh
successive
nig.u
might,
setting
many
fires
and
causing
widespread
destruction
in
Cologne
and
Dusseldorf.
The
Royal
Air
Force
also
smashed
at
Nazi
shipping
and
coastal
pomt.s7
On
Monday
nignt
uoya.
au
planes
bombed
western
muuuu
districts
of
Germany
for
the
sixth
.itht.
rfpllverinK
their
Terrace
Lad
Is
Heart
Victim
and
fires,
Thirteen
Year
Old
Son
ui
mr.
And
Mrs.
E.
Whalen
huccumos
Suddenly
5
rrrmtJArR
June
18:
Tragedy.
10.7c
visited
the
family
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
Whalen
Monday
when
ineir
year
old
son
died
suddenly
from
a
heart
attack.
The
boy,
Eddie
Whal
en,
had
gone
to
get
an
ice
cream
at
about
9
o'clock
Monday
evening
when
he
simply
fell
over
and
died
$37,288,850
subscribed
yesterday,
j
Arctic
I.,
i
u.
of
lChe
whole
com
the
total
amount
at.au.cu
i".
..,..-..
.
Victory
Loaia
now
stands
at
$538,-
Gulvik.
11,500,
Booth,
9c
775,000.
11,4c
and
munlty
will
go
out
to
the
bereaved
family
In
their
suaaen
gr.c..