lolTATING
GIBRALTAR
0W'''!W
wf
erowiM'
"iigns
of
an
impending
niBK
'
0i4
Wl
Mtl7.
A0C
n
WT
"
""uation
of
L
They
.
l
..f.ire
here
t?l'l
v
RKORGANi.
rcvloushr
reoorted
as
rising
as
a
result
of
enemy
action
rui
a
sea
voyage
1
reat
Britain
British
r.li.ml.!a
l
ist
A
British
Columbians
on
thc
list
hern
-..
:
-I
uuin
Vancouver
Island.
II
Acng
Su
Ordlnar;
ry
rut.
man.
Thevi
Sub-Lleqtenant
B.
H.
Har-
J
Acting
Sub-Lleutcnant,
E.
O.
Telegraphist,
Gordon
R.
Ordinan
t
Bcnu"4"1
fflcer
0wcn
Newt0"
fgeant
Frederick
George
Hard-
Sergeant
William
Robert
Bate-
r8eant
Stanley
Lawrence
Lock.
Sfporal
William
Frank
Buddejl.
.?.rporal
John
L.
Lnadbctter.
VictoruCept
the
"rst
two
are
from
.he
earliest
possible
vanish
civilians
who
-rv
f
imi
war.
'il)
ARMY
MOSCOW
Addressing
a
v
'
of
military
graduates
yes-rdaj.
Vittiiot
Joseph
Stalin
said
tnal
the
Red
Army
was
being
'
anurd
and
strengthened
on
the
basis
of
modern
warfare.
He
S"
1,0
i,,k,inc'
however,
of
,,ow
or
wlle
Hie
Ked
Army
mijbt
be
WAR
IN
AFRICA
CAIKO
Axis
planes
today
resumed
dire
bombing
of
the
British
jarrison
at
Tobruk
and
extended
their
attack
to
Mersa
Matru,
300
miles
from
Suez,
There
was
n0
major
lang
fighting,
however.
The
British
continue
heavy
air
attacks
on
enemy
forts
nd
bases
along
the
Libyan
coast.
Hopping
up
operations
continue
in
Ethiopia
with
the
remnants
of
the
Italian
forces
still
k'tfplng
UP
some
resistance.
GLASGOW
HEAVILY
HOMKEI)
LONDON'
The
German
air
attack
during
last
night
centred
on
Glasgow
and
the
Clydeside
area
where
much
damage
m
done.
There
was
also
large
scale
bombing
in
many
other
parts
of
the
British
Isles,
Liverpool
and
Belfast
being
subjected
l
further
attack.
Seven
enemy
raiders
were
reported
to
have
been
brought
down
during
the
night.
The
night's
raids
which
extended
well
into
Tuesday
morning
took
in
northwest
England
and
the
east
coast,
central
and
western
Scotland
and
other
parts
of
Northern
Ireland
In
addition
to
Belfast.
The
bombings
started
on
a
light
scale
but
intensified
as
the
night
wore
on.
During
the
day
yesterday
only
a
few
enemy
planes
came
over
inchid-lnjsome
over
Belfast
which
dropped
no
bombs,
evidently
having
tome
to
make
a
reconnaissance
of
damage
done
In
the
previous
night's
raid
CENTRAL
GERMANY
HIT
LONDON
The
Royal
Air
Force
during
last
night
engaged
in
heavy
bombing
of
Mannheim
and
Frankfort
in
Germany,
dwkj
at
Boulogne
and
Cherbourg
as
well
as
at
St.
Nazaire
and
Stavanger
In
Norway.
Despite
the
widespread
raids,
all
the
British
planes
returned
safely
to
their
bases.
TURKISH
MEDIATION
FAILS
LONDON
Turkey
has
failed
in
its
efforts
to
mediate
the
difficulty
between
Great
Britain
and
Iraq.
Both
sides
demand
Ibe
removal
of
the
forces
of
the
other
and
neither
side
will
agree.
h
N
"
m
(CENSUS
IS
k
LOSS
'CASUALTY
LIST
OUT
y,
Navy,
Air
Knicc
iien,
livii
I
tans
Included
Among
'lhoc
Lost
A
I
Sea
i
ol
the
various
branched
of
U'c
some
civilians,
naval
men,
Ipyal
Air
Force
men,
members
of
Royal
Norwegian
Naval
Air
w
ferry
nUols
and
members
the
United
Kingdom
and
Cana-
i
inspection
board.
I
There
was
no
announcement
p
the
casualty
llat
but
It
was
the
Wit,
was
in
lonncctlon
fwn
Wic
loss
of
a
ilp
at
ica
an-
Vol.
XXX.,
No.
106.
Two
Hours
From
Toronto
To
New
York
Dorolhy
Thompson
First
Passenger
TORONTO,
May
6:
New
York
Is
now
but
two
hours
away
from
Toronto.
The
first
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
planes
to
carry
passengers
between
the
two
cities
have
Ju'Jt
made
ithoir
initial
High's.
Thc
honor
of
being
the
first.
passenger
to
fly
from
Toronto
"
'
to
New
York
"
FROV'NCik
VrCTOF
-
J
War
News
She
ary
of
State
Cordeli
Hull
says
that
no
such
invitation
has
yet
been
received
but.
If
It
does
come.
It
-f
ill
be
rejected
Any
concess'ons
to
Japan
at
ni
TT1
FvrVlIT!
this
time
would
be
no
differ-
A)l
IJllWlNentJhanmakW
concessions
to
Germany
or
Italy.
i
f
CHAMBER
HAS
BUSY
SESSION
Number
Of
Subjects
Discussed
At
Dinner
Meeting
Last
Night
The
question
of
housing
was
Enumerators
Will
Not
SUrl
Work
jaiuiniu
""w-
m
-
OFFERS
NO
AMENDMENT
Conservatives
Will
Not
Oppose
lls-ley
Budsct
Ncw
Democracy
Proposes
No
Interest
Financing
Krcatly
pleased
not
only
at
being
sclicme
and
itliis
company
was
giv-
,1'a'
Hoiv
the
the
first
passenger
to
make
Wic
lng
It
conalderation
.
......
..
r.
eastbound
trip
but
also
at
..6
.
....
nmooUincss
smoothness
of
of
later
than
June
2,
thc
date
origin
ally
set.
it
was
announced
here
last
nielit.
Tills
is
so
not
to
interfere
with
tlic
drive
for
sale
of
the
new
'AW
A,
May
0:
(CP)
The
war
loan
which
will
start
on
mav
.nwu,
of
National
Defence
date.
7
vucd
a
list
of
IU
pcisons
rtcd
miLilng.
'flic
list
included
the
flight.
Massett
Girl
Is
Cut
In
Escaping
.From
Home
Fire
Uie
President
McAfee
told
of
writing
to
Olof
Hanson
drawing
altcntiou
to
an
article
In
an
eastcni
publication
which
told
wliat
was
being
done
idiere
In
ttohncclion
wrilh
housing
for
war
work
employees.
He
had
received
a
rcjily
from
Mr.
Hanson
saying
tliat
Uic
matter
had
been
laid
before
the
minister
and
he
was
writing.
I
The
question
of
Iconnecting
Prince
Rupert
with
the
radio
network
at
Jasper
had
been
taken
up
Previously
reiwrted
in
the
Daily
wJth
Gladstone
Murray,
ncad
of
News,
the
provincial
police
have
thc
Radio
Corporation
of
Canada
been
advised
that
the
home
and
and
he
replied
that
the
cost
of
contents
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Hoi-
connecting
the
(local
station
that
land
of
Massett
were
completely
way
would
be
about
$40,000
a
year,
rtpstroved
by
fire
on
Friday
night
which
of.
course
was
out
of
the
OTTAWA
May
0:
Hon.
R.
B.
April
18.
The
fire
was
first
noticed
question.
...
r
h
mnsArvatlve
about
11:45
and
was
soon
out
of
O.
W.
Nickcrson
thought
this
imccd
by
Hon,
Angus
Macdon-
Jd
yeatcrday
.t
his
control
owing
to
inadequate
water
sum
was
excfislve
as
an
arrange-
minister
oi
naval
anau-s,
uir"w
d
offcr
no
amendment
supply
but
nearby
residences
were
ment
coma
re
maae
w
strmg
a
t
House
of
Commons
last
night
ij1"
budcct
speech
of
Hon.
J.
saved
except
for
minor
damage,
wire
on
the
Canadian
National
w
nc
samf
seventy
-nve
oi
wc
--
mTmxcr
of
finance.
The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Holland's
9-year-oia
paies.
Tne
len-ter
was
reierrea
oacK
ilitary
personnel"
were
feared
Ilslly'.
Mr
nan-
Hmnrhter.
Barbara,
was
sleeping
to
the.
radio
committee.
t
luonseryauvt.
.
.
Qn
motlan
of
T
W.
Brown
the
Induced
in
today
's.
list
was
Sam
son,
r
m
nnancing
ln
escaping
through
her
bedroom
Chamber
decided
to
wire
the
gov-wrtson
of
Ottawa,
superintend-
"a
..
the
mmmm(,t
l0
ex-
window,
received
severe
cuts
on.ernment
at
Ottawa
asking
that
gcd
tortiie
London
Bureau
Of
the
nnmnv
wherevo:
the
hand.
tiwaan
rrcav
who
naa
avcn,
-
,
,
nv.v.irilturcs.
believed'
"
M,
rwnrxracv!
i
xiirnnr
uiutriuii.
-
member
for
Acadia,
Alberta,
moved
I
MrUAAA
vrtfA
mi
line
l
?ilS
fiscal
Policy.
Partl-
.Kc
next
ox
Kin
nvc
iu
iVl
mnt.mi
0f
credit,
nc
i,Td.
stcs
raised
speculation
"
hat
moncy
should
be
"
-
tkUIVKtllVVu
.i-tj
,.rintit
iri.tinvift
for
mc
Haile
Selassie
On
Throne
Again
ADDIS
ABABA,
May
6
-iraiin
Selassie,
Emperor
r0r
entered
the
:
of
Ethiopia,
v...
Halibut
Sales
American
32,500
pounds,
and
8c
to
10.4c
and
8c.
Canadian
14,000
pounds,
im
one
boat
as
It
Is
thought
prob-
nnancmg
oi
f
at
uv
lcast
a
part
of
the
and
7c
to
10.2c
and
7c.
lMe
thev
.,m
hn
t,onina
hv
wt
to
the
United
States
and
Sam
r.
.....,,
r
r
v
leader.
PnUon
was
known
to
be
enroutc,,,-
JJ..
'
of
the
new
Traveller.
but
agreed
and
.
taxes
and
tax
incre,
that
every
necessary
swp
-----
land
8c.
be
taken
to
crush
the
menace
of
dlctatorslups.
American
18,000.
Storage,
(he
vacant
property
on
Third
Av
enue
be
put
up
for
public
sale,
as
It
was
now
a
public
nulsaiicc.
It
Iliad
been
secured
as
a
site
for
a
post
office
but
since
the
post
0.7c
site
'the
government
would
nmic
discussion
it
was
decided
to
(leave
it
in
the
hands
of
the
mittc
to
again
take
It
up
'With
tlie
'city
commissioner.
14,500;
Storage,
10.4c
J
President
Wendell
McAfee
drew
Canadian
Weather
Forecast
aUcntlon
to
the
fact
that
a
meet-ling
of
ratepayers
was
lo
be
held
Sellta,
10,000,
Royal,
10.2c.
and
7c.
hi
the
near
future
and
he
strongly
Success,
4,000,
Atlln.
9.8c
and
7c,
urged
.
every
member
of
the
Cham-
1
A
.
iocr
w
dc
present,,
i
A.
Landells
drew
attention
to
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BR1T1S
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
6,
1U41.
Special
Demonstrations
Are
Planned
In
Connection
With
Launching
Of
Victory
Loan
Drive
OTTAWA,
May
6:
In
connection
with
Ihe
launching
of
the
Victory
Loan
campaign
in
Canada
early
hi
June'
a.
mettallic
torch
three
feet
high
will
be
flown
across
Canada
tory.
During
his
review
which
opened
a
full
dress
debate
on
the
conduct
Being
of
the
war,
a
member
interrupted
Eden's
reference
to
the
United
States
with
"let's
do
a
bit
for
ourselves,"
Eden
retorted
that
he
was
"presupposing
the
maximum
effort
of
ourselves
and
the
United
States."
Expressing
the
firm
conviction
that
Turkey
would
stand
by
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
10:16
a.m.
18.3
ft.
22:41
p.m.
203
ft
Low
4:00
ajn.
6.6
ft.
16:19
p.m.
5.6
ft.
Its!
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
War
Debate
Is
Open
HAS
QUIT
ASJSISHOP;
Wells
Resigns
as
Head
of
Cariboo
Diocese
in
Order
to
Devote
I
Himself
to
Chaplaincy
I
Work
1
KAMLOOPS,
May
6.
Col
G.
A.
j
Wells,
Bishop
of
Cariboo,
has
resigned
the
bishopric
to
devote
his
full
time
to
the
work
of
principal
Protestant
chaplain
to
the
Canadian
army.
He
announced
his
resignation
here.
AIR
TIME
Roosevelt
Is
Invited
To
Nippon
.
i-
j
TOKYO',
May
6:
Foreign
V
Minister
Maisuokuo
has
in-
vited
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
Secretary
of
State
CordellvHull
to
vtit
Japan
to
ascertain,
at
first
hand
Japan's'
ahns
In
the
Orient.
In
"Washington
Secret-
TWO
KILLED
War
LenSth
Depends
in
nr
i
rii-n
Another
Bad
Day
Yesterday
For
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Training
Planes
OTTAWA,
May
6.
Four
members
I
Leading
Aircraftsman
J.
A.
Munro,
Ed
en
in
Parliament
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force:
.
were
killed
in
two
I
trashes
of
training
planes
yesterday.
Foreign
Secretary
Expresses
Faith
in
Turkish
Policy
to
At
uplands,
uuawa,
riying
ui-flcer
D.
T.
Phelan
of
Toronto
and
,
.t
Stand
by
Great
Britain
Defends
Campaign
in
Greece
of
Ottawa
were
killed.
I
o-kH00
-,a?i
""B,
officer
LONDON,
May
6:
(CP)
Foreign
Secretary
An-nSnWSarS
th0"y
Ede?
toId
thc
House
of
Commons
today
that
the
England,
lost
their
lives.
:
TORCH
DAY
IN
CANADA
sooner
United
States
war
materials
reached
the
battle
fields
of
Asia,
Africa
and
Europe
the
sooner
would
the
l
war
end.
He
expressed
faith
that
Turkey
would
stand
by
Great
Britain
and
told
the
Arab
people,
including
the
Iraquls,
to
beware
oi
an
axu
vic
K.A.F.
In
Africa-
POUNDING
FROM
AIR
ON
ENEMY
pledges
to
Great
Britain,
Capt.
Eden
Bengasi,
Benina,
Barce,
Derna
And
"
said
u
he
depended
v
on
TV.
the
loyal
'
El
GBazala
All
istrafed
By
..
.....I.
.......
from
Victoria
in
(lie
Ailuills.eottt
.
.
.
wa'S
given
lo
miss
uoruiy
uiwnu-
mumwitu
ia.
uuuir-u
uic
itriu-
,
.
.
friendship
or
all
TurKisn
statesmen.
son,
Amerkii's
famed
woman
col-
ar
monUuy
dlnnfr
meeting
of
Uie
i""1
Ihcncc
across
to
Great
Britain
Qreat
Brltam
woujd
be
umnlst
and
friend
of
the
democra-
IiL;e
Rupeiv
Chamoer
of
Com-
en
l
w
Ibe
prrscnted
to
Prime
ever
tne
basi5
m
Turkish
for-
rhph
Eden
denounced
denounced
German
German
charges
charges,
Benina
Benina
British
CAIRO.
May
6:
JCP1
Bengasi
nrCCDUrn
Jeft
Ma,,ou
a,rMrt
al
10
mcn-
Wcldon
0
clgn
policy.
UmbaI
alld
ahilrcme
M
I
Ir.r
r.l
l
r.l
J
o-otock
and
arrived
at
La
Guardla
S.
E.
Parker,
leppiUng
on
bohalt
J-
u-
J1";
01
:nailc.c"
as
well
.as-
German
and
Field
exactly
two
hours
later.
Miss
of
a
conuniUee.
ESlid
that
they
had
aiwvouified.
On
On
VJhtorla.
VJWwla.
Buy.
in.
tKaere
aad
Deen.
differences
In
Itauart,
iamdlng
fteldB.
at.
Bareev
a
-"--'0il
Britain
over
military
strate-
Derna
and
E2
Oazata.
all
in
Libya.
not
need
it
for
ithat
purpose.
0.8c
The
Seal
Cove
rood
was
again
mentioned
last
night
and
after
Loan
1941.
4
Big
Bomber
Production
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
May
6:
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
called
in
top
men
from
his
cabinet
and
army
and
navy
today
to
discuss
stepping
up
production
of
big
bombers.
It
is
reported
that
the
goal
is
Trying
To
Get
Away
From
Nazi
Yoke
In
France
Fort
Nelson
Air
Port
Going
On
Construction
at
Northern
Point
Being
Proceeded
With
five
hundred
bombers
month-
ly.
The
aim
Is
to
bring
air
superiority
ln
thc
war
to
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States.
o
VICHY,
May
6:
A
far-flung
conspiracy
to
get
refugees
from
occupied
France
Into
unoccupied
France
has
been
disclosed.
Even
,officc
had
been
erected
on
another
to
German
soldlcrs
some
cascs
have
been
assisting
hi
getting
the
refugees
across
the
frontier.
solidarity
both
In
respect
to
Greece
'by
the
Royal
Air
Force,
it
was
an-and
the
whole
war
effort.
inotihccd
today.
At
least
'five
Axis
"If
we
had
not
gone
to
the
aid
of
planes
were
destroyed
ait
Benina.
the
Greeks
we
would
not
have
been
.
;
able
to
raise
our
heads
again."
de-
clared
Eden.
I
is
FORT
NELSON,
May
6.-fWork
Is
proceeding
on
the
new
airport
project
here.
It
Is
one
of
the
links
.the
untidy
condition
of
the
lower
,
the
chaln
of
airports
being
'es-
end
pi
MclBrwe
&ireet
on
uie
way
,
tabllshed
towards
Alaska
and
the
General
Synopsis
it
nas
Dcen.w
uie
ramp
ai
uie
uovennmcnunP.u
cloudy
ttnd
inua
on
xne
coasi
wiwi
ojock.
iito
civy
wa
expocun;
.
I
moderate
to
heavy
rain
in
the
tourists
here
pretty
soon
and
many
j
v
v
:
'
.
I'KouUiern
and
central
portions
and
of
tliem
would
get
their
first
tm-
JJaVllfifllt
INOW
'sliowcrs
in
the
northern
portion,
presslons
of
Uie
city
from
that
ap-1
capI"
wrf
WCSl
rnnst.
UOasi.
O1!
of
Vaiicouvcr
ViUUUU
Island
proacii.
proacii.
It
was
decided
to
ask
tlie.D
n
QovrnH
;
T.i.rv
w
-
i
.
.
...
,.
I-.
..
...
.iiiniiw
iinwrii
tal
yesterday
aiicr
nvc
jv-
rresh
modcrate
4xuulwC5t
of
exile
wlillc
Ethiopia
was
"i
,
,
Qnd
d
mtcr
Italian
hands.
He
WJJ
J'SttcAt
rahis"
by
1
Us
pcop
welcome
a
great
r
Quecn
and
has
rcsumca
ito.uv.
viands
Uchit
to
moderate
the
Royal
paiace
south
winds,
ciouay
ana
nuia
wiui
4-1
showers
and
becoming
part
cloudy.
civic
committee
to
take
tlic
matter
up
with
the
civic
authorities
with
a
view1
to
having
on
improvement
there.
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby
isuggestcd
it
would
be
a
great
convenience
to
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
LONDON,
May
6.
To
make
still
better
use
of
daylight,
England
has
advanced
its
time
another
hour,
making
two
hours
of
daylight'
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Bralorne
Big
Missouri.
.04.
Bralorne,
9.75
(ask).
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.45.
Dentonla,
.01
(ask).
Fairvlew,
.01
(ask).
Gold
Belt,
.23.
Hedley
Mascot,
.52
(ask).
Minto,
.01V4.
Noble
Five,
.00
'2
(ask).
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
Pend
OrieOle,
1.26.
Pioneer,
2.05.
Premier,
.92.
Privateer,
.44.
Reeves
McDonald.
.10.
Reno,
.10.
Relief
Arlington,
.02.
Sheep
Creek,
.70.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.01.
Calmont,
.16.
C.
&
E.,
1.10.
Home,
1.63.
Pacalta,
.05
(ask).
Royal
Canadian,
.06.
Okalita,
.50
(ask).
Mercury,
.03
Vi-Prairie
Royoltlrp,
.05.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.082.
Beattle.
1.05.
Central
Pat.,
1.66.
Cons.
Smelters,
32.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.30.
Fcniland,
.01.
Francoeur,
.38.
Gods
Lake,
.25
V2.
Hardrock,
.71.
Int.
Nickel,
3050.
Kerr
Addison,
3.80.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.85.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.56.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.60.
MlcKenzIe
Red
Lake,
1.04
Moneta.
.44.
INoranda,
50.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.30.
Preston,
East
Dome,
2.95.
San
Antonio,
.2.15.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
.65.
Uchl,
.07.
Bouscadillac,
.02.
Mosher,
.04'.
Oklend,
.04.
Smelters
Gold.
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
21.50.
FIGHTING
SPREADS
Conflict
In
Iraa
Coverine
More
British
Airdrome
(Territory
Not
Much
Harmed
I
CAIRO,
May
6:
(CP)
Fighting
.hi
Iraq
has
spread
with
British
planes
bombin?
Iraqul
military
positions
in
Diwaniya
and
a
motor
transport
at
Fulluja,
the
Boyai
Air
Force
Middle
Ea't
Command
announced
today.
The
communique
said
tha't
the
four-day
Iraq
shelling
of
the
British-held
Habbanlyah
airdrome
had
produced
only
negligible
results,
the
firing
being
intermittent
and
Inaccurate.
Bulletins
BALLOONS
DOWNED
DOVKR
German
Messer-schmitts
brought
down
three
barrage
balloons
over
Dover
today
before
they
were
chased
off
by
Spitfires.
MENZIES
IN
OTTAWA
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
R.
O.
Meniics
of
Australia
arrived
In
Ottawa
today
after
crossing
the
Atlantic
from
England
to
New
York
by
Clipper
PIanc-
Men"
zies
will
be
here
for
three
days
and
will
then
proceed
to
Washington.
He
Is
a
guest
at
government
house.
On
Wednesday
he
will
address
the
Canadian
Club.
HITLER'S
DEMAND
PARIS
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
Is
demanding
a
final
show
down
with
Marsnai
retain
on
the
question
of
complete
cooperation
with
the
Reich.
Hitler
is
reported
to
have
demanded
that
France
give
over
the
navy,
naval
bases
and
the
railway
or
suffer
their
loss
by
forced
selz-
ure.
Return
of
Pierre
Laval
10
the
Vichy
government
being
demanded.
is
also
5
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