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Of
&
TERRIFIC
EXPLOSION
"Astonishing
And
Catastrophic
Hf
suits"
From
Blast
In
Bulgaria
Reported
BUDAPEST,
June
16:
An
un-
Uniamed
and
terrific
explosion
of
astonishing
and
catstrophlc
result
in
damage''
has
occurred
In
'Bulgaria,
according
lo
reports
here
Wn
give
no
details.
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s
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-
-
Vurk
Harbor
Is
Regarded
As
Significant
Move
NEW
YORK,
June
10:
Arming
t
American
vessels
wun
mswuc
to
protect
themselves
may
be
!0ons
an
early
move
o
fthe
United
States
tlmirlmiml
nt
Ihp
N.nvv
Thp
Watv
has
been
gelling
reaay
ior
some
tune
to
provide
guns
ana
gun
mounts
ror
me
mcrcnam
iicci.
Another
significant
move
Is
that
Taicrs
oil
new
iui
imiwi
ai
.
.
i
i
r
to
DC
mmnn
ociwccn
oune
ia
aim
SenlPmbT
71,
The
tn:lrient
of
the
Robin
Moore
beiiia
sunK
iy
a
German
torpecio
'1)
s.'
lenient
of
Under
Sce-
ifirv
of
Sfite
Sumner
Welles
that
Ktcd
States
will
not
be
Impressed
ir
bluster
pni
threats
are
consid
ered
as
basis
for
united
btaies
naval
movr
PREMIER
IS
HERE
Mr
I'flHiill'i
in
City
for
Couple
of
Days
To
be
Renominated
Tomorrow
Night
'
-
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
16,
1941.
price;
5
cents.
J
'-
'
'
-
"
Nazis
In
United
States
-
BOAT
RESCUES
R.A.F.
Fit
Heroic
defenders
of
Crete,
forced
to
give
grou
id
by
Increasing
strength
of
German
airborne
invasion
forces
and.
Nazi
domination
of
the
air,
have
been
withdrawn
from
the
island.
This
picture,
released
by
the
air
ministry
in
London,
shows
a
si
nilar
withdrawal
from
the
.Greek
mainland
when
outnumbered
Allied
armies,
after
fight.ng
brill!
mt
rearguard
actions,
were
taken
off.
A
giant
Sunderland
flying
boat
of
the
R.A.F.
is
picking
u.i
air
force
personnel
In
a
rocky
and
hill-rlmmed
Greek
cove.
These
huge
planes
played
an
impo-tant
part
on
the
withdrawal
from
Greece
and
may
have
been
similarly
valuable
in
removing
su
vivors
of
the
Crete
battles.
Standard
Time)
this
morning
In
a
Printer
T.
D.
Pattullo
arrived
In
btfoadcast
to
the
United
the
city
on
the
steamer
Caiala
this
stalcs
wnen
he
accepted
an
hon-mornlns
from
Victoria
and
will
be
Qrary
doc0rate
of
laws
from
the
here
visiting
with
his
constituents
ITl,ivpr,.tv
nf
Rochester.
The
Brl-
of
Prince
Rupert
riding
until
Wed-
ncsday
evening
when
he
will
pro-
cwd
to
the
Interior,
returning
south
by
way
of
Prince
Ocorge
and
the
Caribo
ino
I'remler
will
attend
me
nominating
convention
for
Prince
Ru-per'
tomorrow
night
when
it
Is
anticipated
he
will
be
once
again
unanimously
chosen
to
be
the
candidate
of
the
Liberal
party
for
this
sear
at
the
next
provincial
election.
Mr
Pattullo
will
addrcso
a
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
on
Wednesday.
I
is
also
expected
the
Premier!
DEGREE
TO
CHURCHILL
P.rillsh
Prime
Minister
Speaks
lo
United
States
on
Hciiiff
Honored
Hy
University
Prime
Minister
Qliurclijli
a
broadcast
to
-
Ife"
Unit
til
"SUlcS
'".
today
said:
"Divided,
the
dark
ages
shall
return.
United,
we
can
uide
and
save
the
world."
These
words
closed
remarks
made
on
acceptance
of
an
lion--ororv
decree
from
Koclicsler,
New
York,
University.
LONDON,
June
16.
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
was
heard
hMupn
7:45
and
8
o'clock
(Pacific
..
.
p
,
Minister's
mother
was
a
Rochcster-born
woman.
j
Mr
Churchlll
made
a
plea
for
unlty
wecn
united
States
and
pnnarta.
Divided,
the
cause
of
de-
mocracy
would
fall.
United,
democracy
would
prevail.
Berlin
To
Berne
Communications
Cut
Off
Again
TONIGHT
6:15
U)
be
heard
some
time
during
the
16
"
Co,n1nlca'
I
course
of
his
visit
here
In
support
J
Be,.iin
and
of
the
Victory
Loan
1941
drive.
j
wcrc
cut
of
f
again
Saturday
"
j
night.
In
the
past
these
communl-
Mi-
and
Mrs.
Alex
Turnbull
sail-'cation
"black-rtuti"
have
usually
fd
on
the
Catala
this
morning
for
preceded
a
new
military
offensive
Stewart.
Mr.
Turnbull
Ls
making
by
Germany.
Now
It
is
thougni
the
trip
In
his
official
capacity
as
.
Adolf
Hitler
may
be
ready
for
an-"wpector
of
schools.
(other
military
offensive
VICTORY
LOAN
Program
Radio
Program
SUNDERLAND
FLYING
JUNE
17
8:00
INCOMING
A.R.P.
Demonstration
EVENTS
Grand
Victory
Loan
Street
Dance
and
Contest
when
Quota
Is
Reached
ru..
rMi,pll
rhiinibcr
See
Poster
fcxiuDiuun,
vj
TODAY'S
5TOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D
Johnston
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9.85.
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2.05.
Dentonio,
.01.
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I
HetMcy
Ma-wot,
-50.
.
Mlnto.
.01.
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-Noble
FfVfc,
.OlAi
'
Pacific
Nickel,
.01.
Pcnd
Oreille.
1.45.
'
Pioneer.
2.15.
Premier.
.88.
Privateer,
.50A.
Reeves
Macdonald,
.15.
Reno,
.11.
Relief
Arlington,
.01
Vi-Salmon
Gold.
.02A,
Sheep
Creek,,
.CO.
...
-
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.06.
.
Calmont,
.13.
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&
E.,
1.10.
Home,
2.02.
Pacalta,
.02.
i
Royal
Canadian,
.06.
I
Okalta,
.50A.
Mercury,
.03
.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.08
Beattie,
1.06.
Central
Pat.,
1.72.
.
Con.
Smelters.
33.50."
East
Malartlc.
2.40.
Fcrnland,
.QlVi.
Francoeur,
.35
V.
Gods
Lake,
.312.
Hardrock,
.68.
Int.
Nickel.
30.25.
Kerr
Addison,
4.30.
Little
Long
Lac.
1.72.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.62.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.57.
McKcnzie
Red
Lake.
1.C6.
Moncta,'.34.
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;
Noranda,
51.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.56.-Preston
East
Dome,
2.92.
San
Antonio,
2.41.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl,
.081;..
Bouscadillac,
.01A.
Moshcr,
.05
'2.
Oklend,
.03'4.
Smelters
Gold,
.01,
Dominion
Bridge,
21.25.
Halibut.
Sales
American
Fay,
40,000,
Storage,
11.5c
and
8.7c.
.
Coolldgc,
32,000,
Pacific,
11.5c.
and
9.3c.
Bonanza,
26,000,
Royal,
11.5c
and
9.1c.
Normandle,
14,500,
Atlln,
11.7c
and
9.4c.
Canadian
P.
Doreen,
14,500,
Booth,
11.8c
and
8.5c.
Skecna
M
9,000,
Booth,
11.9c
and
8.6c.
Mother
II.,
6,500,
Atlln,
11.8c
and
OM
GREEK
COVE
HOUSE
IS
ADJOURNED
Canadian
Parliament
Completes
Session
Saturday
To
Meet
Again
In
Novehiber
OTTAWA,
June
16jfe
Canadian
Parliament
at
J;i7
Saturday
alter-
noon
adjourned
untit
November
3
with
Chief
Justice
Sir
Lyman
Duff
giving
assent
to
supply
and
other
legislation,
Should
United
States
Congress
ratify
the
St.
Lawrence
project
the
Canadian
House
might
be
called
back
at
short
notice.
i
British
Bomb
i
German
Planes
Successful
Attack
by
Uoal
Force
on
Aleppo
Saturday
CAIRO.
June
16.
British
bomb
luff
nlanps
rarfiprt
nut
a
siipppssfnl
raid
on
German
planes
at
Aleppo
In
Syria
Saturday.
One
large
bomb-
er
was
destroyed
and
others
were
damaged.
Little
Girl
Passes
Awav
"
Six-Year-Old
Jean
Copeland
Dies
Sunday
Afternoon
at
HispiUl
Jean,
the
little
six-year-old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
S.
Copeland,
passed
away
at
2
ociock
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
following
an
Illness
from
which
it
had
been
realized
during
the
last
few
days
.there
could
be
no
hope
o
recovery.
JThe
child
was
born
In
Vancouver
and
had
been
brought
here
when
she
was
ten
months
old.
The
clr
-
jcumstances
are
particularly
tragic
j
in
view
of
the
fact
that
only
three
'weeks
ago
Patricia,
another
young
'daughter
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Copeland,
passed
away.
There
will
be
deep
sympathy
for
the
bereaved
family.
Funeral
arrangements
are
In
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
and
the
funeral
will
take
place
Wednesday
afternoon.
Haifa
Attacked
By
Nazi
Raiders
Bombing
Attack
on
Palestine
Tort
at
End
of
Week
i
HAIFA,
June
16.
German
bombing
planes
carried
out
a
raid
on
Haifa
in
Palestine
at
the
end
of
the
week.
RDITAIW
IC
QUIET
NOW
Luftwaffe
iffe
Laid
Off
Old
Land
Dur-
ing
Week-end
LONDON,
June
16:
Britain
was'
almost
fire
of
German
air
attacks
both
by
day
and
night
over
the
week-end.
A
few
bombs
were
drop-
SS
"mAI
but
these
were
no
casualties
or
dama-e.
One
German
plane
was
brought
down.
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,
10
UI
11
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Annn
1
AAA
II
II
I
wwwjwww
victory
uan
campaign
in
rnnce
Rupert
to
be
Intensified
This
Week
to
Insure
Complete
Success
With
$50,000
to
go
to
make
the
objective
and
expectations
that
the
$420,000
mark
will
be
reached
to
make
It
a
complte
success,
the
sum
of
$300,000
even
had
been
subscribed
In
Prince
Rupert
up
to
Saturday
evening
In
the
victory
Loan
1941
camnalgn.
On
Saturday
$10,000
was
subscribed.
There
have
been
1000
sub5e.rlbers
hi
far
in
Prince
Rupert.
Out
of
the
nonnlation
now
here.
It
Is
believed
that,
there
hould
be
a
much
larger
ni'mhor
of
Individual
subscribers.
During
thl.
the
final
week
of
Uif
carnnalnr
the.dxlve
for.
.suby
senbers
is
to
be
intensified,
NEW
CODE
OF
LABOR
British
Colonial
Under-Secretary
Talks
Of
A
New
Social
Order
MOUNTAIN
ASH,
Wales.
June
16:
(CP)
George
Hall,
undersecretary
for
the
colonies,
said
Inl
a
speech
here
that
even
during
the
war
something
like
a
new
labor
,
code
ls
being
worked
out
to
lay
i
the
foundations
of
a
new
social
or
der
in
the
countries
within
the
Empire
"Tnese
P1
wlu
offSet
talk
r
exploitation,
about
which
we
hear
so
much,'
he.
said.
'It
is
time
we
talked
about
some
of
the
good
.things
that
are
happening
in
the
colonies.
The
watch
on
interests
of
working
people
has
Increased
fourl
'fold.
Hundreds
of
laws
and
regulations
dealing
with
labor
conditions
have
been
passed
and
160
colonial
,
trade
unions
are
registered
under
the
colonial
tradp
union
law."
Hc
added
tnat
whUe
ete
were
grievances
in
the
colonies,
there
were
ho
fugitives
and
hundreds
of
thousands
of
persons
were
waiting
!
to
come
within
the
protection
of
i
the
British
Empire.
im,er
knQws
one
,
oa,
the
language
of
poRCE.
And
force
wl
end
hls
mad
ambltion
tlJ
en
slave
tne
world
Your
dollars
loaned.
J
t
t
,
FRANCE'S
BALDWIN
Francois
Darlan,
admiral
of
the
French
fleet,
smokes
a
pipe
con-'
tlnually.
GERMANY
AND
RUSSIA
ANKARA
A
rift
has
developed
in
high
quarters
In
Russia
over
inclination
of
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
to
concede
to
drastic
demands
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
for
economic
collaboration
of
the
Soviet,
Important
new
political
developments
with,
the
Soviet
are
anticipated
soon.
The
Red
Army
is
said
to
be
strongly
opposed
to
any
policy
of
appeasement
for
Germany,
Two
million
German
troops
arc
massed
on
the
Russian
frontier
all
the
way
from
Finland
to
the
Black
Sea,
it
Is
reported.
A
li
gejn
C
Agencies
Also
Banned
.
j)oes
jfot
jmpy
jn
Diplomatic
Relations
But
is
Merely
.
Move
to
Eliminate
Activities
Harmful
.
.
.
r,.
c
o
it
n
To
United
States,
Says
Sumner
Welles
WASHINGTON,
June
16:
(CP)
The
United
States
today,
ordered
the
closing
of
all
German
consulates
in
this
country
and
the
removal
of
all
German
nationals
connect-
ed
with
those
agencies.
Under
Secretary
of
State
Sumner
Welles
made
an
announcement
to
this
effect
after
he
had
handed
a
note
to
an
official
of
the
German
embassy.
The
Premier
Drives
1
First
Nail
In
i
Hitler's
Coffin
t
This
morning
Premier
Pat-
tullo
bought
a
Victory
Bond
at
the
dug-out
where
he
drove
j
the
opening
nail
In
Hitter's
coffin.
.
4
z
:
i
una
ilia
THRILLING
BASEBALL
Yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
a
large
crowd
of
baseball
fans
thrilled
to
the
beat
baseball
seen
in
these
parts
for
many
a
day.
In
the
first
game
the
Dry
Dock
defeated
the
Composite
Services
2
to
0.
In
the
second
game
the
City
Locals
defeated
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
1
to
3.
FIGHTING
IN
AFRICA
CAIRO
Two
thousand
Italian
troops
and
a
general
named
I'ra-lornto
have
surrendered
in
the
Soddu
area
of
southwestern
Ethiopia,
It
was
announced
today.
British
troops,
pacing
a
newly
launched
offensive
In
North
Africa,
were
reported
today
to
have
routed
an
Italian
motorized
column
in
Gambut,
Libya,
forty
miles
from
the
outpost
of
Salum.
POUNDING
OF
ENEMY
Heavy
explosions
were
heard
across
the
mist-shrouded
Channel
this
afternoon
as
British
bombers
crossed
and
recrossed
high
above,
indicating
a
heavy
daylight
attack
on
Nazi-held
bases.
Shipping
off
the
French
coast
is
believed
to
have
been
among
the
targets.-
Bombarding
was
so
heavy
that
people
rushed
to
the
seashore
to
see
what
was
going
on.
The
Royal
Air
Force,
for
the
fifth
successive,
blasted
heavily
at
the
industrial
Ruhr
and
Nazi-occupied
territory
in
France
and
the
Low
Countries.
MORE
SURVIVORS
LANDED
CAPETOWN
Thlrty-Hve
survivors
from
the
torpedoed
United
States
ship
Robin
Moore"
arrived
here
today
on
a
British
ship.
This
completed
the
rescue
of
forty-six
persons
aboard
the
ship
which
was
torpedoed
May
21
by
a
Ger-nvn
submarine.
Eleven
others
reached
Recife,
Brazil.
VANCOUVER
FIRE
VANCOUVER
i
The
Excelsior
Paper
Box
Co.
plant
and
the
Acme
Welding
Co.
premises
on
Main
Street
were
destroyed
by
a
spectacular
fire
yesterday
afternoon.
C.C.F.
NOMINATES
TOWELIi
RIVER
Herbert
Gar-grave
of
Vancouver
was
nominated
C.C.F.
candidate
for
Mackenzie
riding
at
a
convention
here.
Consulates
ose
d;
Other
order
requires
also
the
closing
of
the
German
Library
of
Information
and
Railway
Tourist
Bureau
and
the
German
Trans-Ocean
Jews
Agency
before
July
10.
Welles
said
this
did
not
imply
a
break
In
diplomatic
relations
with
Germany
and
in
no
way
affected
'the
German
diplomatic
staff
in
'Washington.
He
said
the
action
was
taken
because
German
consular
of-
ficlals
and
otner
Nazl
agencies
named
have
been
engaged
In
ac-
tivltles
harmful
to
the
United
states.
SCANDINAVIA
MOVEMENTS
Large
German
Forces
On
Way
To
Finland
And
Sweden
Mining
Waters
Of
Norway
LONDON,
June
16:
Large
German
troop
movements
towards
Finland
and
Sweden
are
reported.
Germany
has
mined
waters
off
the
Norwegian
coast.
RETURN
OF
BESSARABIA
Rumania
Expects
To
Get
Back
Country
Which
Russia
Took
From
Her
BUCHAREST,
June
16:
It
is
being
openly
said
here
that
Rumania
expects
soon
to
get
back
Bessarabia
which
was
ceded
to
Russia
several
months
ago.
Mrs.
Walker
Is
Laid
At
Rest
Many
Attended
Final
Riles
Yesterday
Afternoon
in
First
Presbyterian
Church
Many
friends
gathered
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday
af-Iternoon
to
pay
final
tributes
of
es-i
teem
and
respect
at
the
funeral
of
J
the
late
Mrs.
J.
M.
Walker.
Rev.
Dr.
Alexander
Esler
officiated
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns.
There
w&s
a
solo
by
John
E.
Davey.
Following
the
church
3ervlce,
Interment
was
made'
,In
Falrvlewr
Cemetery.
!
Honorary
pallbearers
weie
H.
W.
Birch.
J.
J.
Little,
C.
H.
Elkins,
B.
Ml
Winslow,
W.
R.
McAree
and
G.
Ei
Phlllipison.
Active
pallbearers
were
G.
W.
Abbott,
G.
J.
Dawes.
John
Armstrong,
J.
B.
MacKay,
A.
E.
Woods
and
Harry
Calderwood.
:.
This
ls
a
war
to
the
death!
A
war
between
savagery
and
democracy
If
you
want
democracy
to
win,
you
must
do
your
share.
Invest
In
Victory
Bonds.
Victory
Loan
1941
Rotary
Club,
Prince
Rupert
$1,000