U-BOATS
SIv
cj
JUT
LONDON
Authoritative
cin.
'
,
.
today
that
waters
near
the
coast
of
North
America
will
.
;
.bly
become
a
battleground
In
the
campaign
against
U-boa"U.
They
said
it
Is
believed
German
undersea
raiders
are
operating
much
further
cst
I"
tne
Atlantic
than
a
few
weeks
ago.
NEUTRALS
ARE
WOUNDED
VICHY
Two
Americans
and
one
Egyptian
were
wounded
hen
a
German
raider
shelled
the
Egyptian
motorship
Zanuam
on
April
17
In
the
South
Atlantic
It
was
reported
tonight
from
Itordcaux.
AXIS
SHIPS
DESTROYED
LONDON
-British
submafines
have
torpedoed
and
sunk
a
inc
thousand
ton
troopship
and
a
seven
thousand
ton
tanker
Irving
l
reach
Axis
forces
in
Libya,
the
Admiralty
announced
today
and
probably
sank
an
Italian
destroyer.
In
addition,
a
large
schooner
of
the
type
u
cd
by
the
Axis
for
carrying
ammunition
was
sunk
and
a
smaller
schooner
hit
several
times
by
shells.
DOES
NOT
WANT
FRENCH
FLEET
VicilY
Vice-Premier
Darlan
in
a
broadcast
today
said
that
Chancellor
Hitler
had
not
asked
for
the
Trench
fleet
or
,
colonial
concessions
and'
declared:
"Germany
began
the
war
alone
and
Judges
herself,
able
to
end
it
alone
ajainst
any
coalition."
GERMANS
CLAIM
PRIZE
BERLIN
Germans
claimed
today
that
the
ll.000.ton
ranadiaii
oil
tanker
Canadolitc
had
been
captured
by
the
Gcr-nin
(London
advices
yesterday
said
it
was
navy
as
a
prize.
eared
the
tanker
had
sunk
off
the
west
coast
of
Afnca.)
ANOTHER
QUIET
NIGHT
IOSDON
lioth
the
Koyal
Air
Torre
and
the
Nati
Luftwaffe
ucrc
grounded
bv
bad
weather
last
night
and
there
was
no
air
bombing
on
cither
siuc.
GREAT
CONVOY
ARRIVES
yet
to
cross
the
Atlantic
lONDON-Thc
greatest
convoy
h,s
arS
in
Great
Britain.
.1
included
Ully
ships
and
brouChl
quantity
of
war
supplies.
all
enormous
TURKEY
DISTRUSTFUL
ISTANIIUli-A
Turkish
newspaper
distrusts
Germany
s
urand
th
TwT
will
not
be
carried
to
Turkey
and
suggests
TuJU
a
protectorate.
.w
Uk
overyriajnuler
SANK
ROYAL
OAK
.......
commander
who
went
imp
isThc
submarine
SI
and
Ilnk'lhe
British
aircraft
carrier
Itoya.
Oak
Sly
dovv,,
with
his
U-Boat.
in
the
war
has
gone
THING
OVER
TO
FREE
FRENCH
,.u!l-Many
Trench
officers
and
so.diers
in
are
going
over
to
the
Tree
Trench
side.
Crave
Responsibility-
SUMMONS
EMPIRE
TO
NEW
lWI7
EFFORTS
IN
WORLD
GOOD
New
World
had
dav
displaying
those
Day
Rt
one
ter
'.ht-
mAcsn
no
ousia..
,
vis(.ount
Bledisloe,
Viscounv
Diiui"
UltOJt.hW.
ti,.M
oir
rharlcs
Bathnur-si
of
Britain's
most
prominent
!..
lortnrs
is
also
a
oarns-
DDMi-impntarv
secreiary
vo
M
''--
.
,
M
niK
TV
Ul.
L
WUk
"
First
Qrcat
War
and
governo;-
gen
oral
of
New
Zealand,
1930-35.
The
Viscount's
Empire
Day
mes-
.
.
tuie
vrva
r
fnllnwar
'Let
US
Ua
J
vw
rnUo
V7mntr
VlCYV
aS
nCVCf
DC
ii
TitnLu
vmnlrc.
alciecl
iuiu
iui
wic
uinia
"
.
.
by
her
valiant
Allies
and
buttressed
.(
by
the
practical
sympathy
oi
in.
United
States
of
America,
is
ctrnnihold'
of
hum
mo
nt
o-
Ko
UUW
UJ
WV
vj
v.
ji
-
anitv
nirninst
cruelty.
Injustice
irnnnmir
onH
falsehood
an
im-
Wf"tn!Kln
rnrtrnw
hilKpd
110t
UPOII
nmbitloii
but
"ttUlU
4X1
1U.
tinnn
ea
-
1
1
r
nnrl
rrhLCOUSnCSS
wpvji
tiuuiUlllbJ
v
r
"T
o
nn-ntn:t
MlP
POWCrS
Of
IbrU,i
n-,ol
rn.
nro
fidltlng,
3110
tlm
fait,
nf
Mip
Emnlrc.
and
with
it
ihm
.,r
niviiixniinii.
arc
at
stake.
W.
inn.t
nil
w.nrntTMlHSlV
l)lay
OUr
pa
i
Hi-jwevcr
humble,
In
achieving
victory,
lest
freedom
should
perish
trom
thp
pnrth.
Tliose
who
planned
the
downfall
of
Jir
HrHich
Rmnlrc
recked
not
of
Uic
unquenchable
spirit
of
the
UrUish
race,
the
staunch
loyalty
ot
rpm.ioo
n,,r
riiffprprtt
races
and
'
I
VJ
.
Colnru
mnlniT
nttonlnnnrp
to
the
Brl
tisii
cmwii
-mrf
ihc
unshakeable
i,Dlltiaiit
r,r
hc
iiriUsh
Empire.
It
is
above
all
Hi
I)
unity
of
the
Brl-"sh
copies
In
the
hour
of
crisis
wlilch
has
brouRht
confident
hope
to
all
lovers
of
freedom
and
growing
rllsm
nv
in
nnr
pnomles.
vor
with
nride
'he
great
exploits
of
our
seamen,
'oid'ers
nnH
nlrmen
drawn
irom
every
part
of
the
British
Com
Continued.
on
PAGE
FOUR
TO
BUILD
HIGHWAY
International
Commission
Itecommcnds
.Binnim?
i
Alaska
Koad
at
Once
....ciiivf'.TdV.
n.c
My
o-.
ti..
intprnalionai
ins-
..."
.
r..mmissIon
yesterday
recommended
to
Secretary
of
B
State
Cordcll
Hull
'm,,,lu'
";
.
f
th.
sr.ono,ooo
consirucii""
;
.
Iumbla
and
the
uk.
.
cct
Hie
United
Siai"
TIlC
i,iiiiii
Iti,.
Alaska
is
"ilaiiRrnius.,
-
v,TL
,
of
We
road
..,i.,r
ruirbanks
lo
six-
...
,
.
-l.l.lfPIl
lO
BKKAK
IS
IMAUNKN1
Vol.
XXX
.
No.
121.
LONIOtfrcat
BriUin
seized
Lnkfr
Sheheraiwlo
the
French
of
a
imminence
.because
of
the
definite
break
In
relation,
between
Orcat
Britain
and
ichy,
in
Economic
Ministry
spokes-man
said
today.
Tide
Such
lips,
grim-tit,
lh
Trara
Doom
ponena
.
.
.
We
Shall
Go
On
To
The
Endl
WeShallSot
FalterOrFail
...
lei
Ihoti
who
follow
after
led
lha
lal
Of
how,
for
all
maa't
Freedom,
Ira
me
fought,
Selling
Ihelr
lives
and
liberties
al
aaughl-Deemiag
thai
Freedom
all
elsa
nasi
Irincend
.
.
.
Tf
e
Shall
Co
On
To
The
End!
T
bfG.LCREID,
R.CJ).F.
We
Shall
Sot
Falter
Or
Fail...
Thougk
all
iU
Powert
o!
Hid
n
Earik
aiuil
...
Thong
from
oaea
Mandlj
iklu
iwifl-wligid
Daaft
Spew
uimlnt
Horror
with
aaca
fiarf
kraal
.
,
.
Tbongh
Blood
and
Taara
U
ill
wi
km
I
P-We
Shall
Go
On
To
The
Endl
We
Shall
Sot
Falter
Or
Fail...
Thoorh
lerror-fWaa
haarli
irood
it
quail
At
Ell,
monttroit,
tliakii
with
iroi
triad
Oar
ancient
Laadmarkt,
tktll'ruig
Hoaaura
DUI
Wbott
vem
dutl
eommandt
it
lo
dtfaad
.
.
.
We
Shall
Co
On
To
The
End!
We
Shall
Sot
Falter
Or
F
ail
.
.
.
Though,
to
all
apt
but
aura,
Ik
Rolf
Grail
Of
Freedom
be
k
j
bopelettneti
obuired
.
.
Ourt
it
lha
Vitioa-aor
maj
wt
ba
lured
From
this,
oar
Birtnrient.
easier
pans
it
wan.
We
Shall
Go
On
To
The
End!
We
Shall
Sot
Falter
Or
Fail
...
Though
all
our
tlrggglet
teem
wilhoil
iail
.
.
.
Thoogh
all
our
treasure
go
lo
pi
Ike
Price,
.
leaving
but
Life
ittetf
la
sacrifice
...
Though
from
as
all
but
Faith
lha
loa
maj
reed-We
Shall
Go
On
To
The
Endl
.
WeShall
Sot
Falter
Or
Fail
...
Though
hearts
bereft
shall
acha
...Ihoigk
Hps
grew
pH
Thai
murmured
with
a
twisted
tmile,
"Farewelir
..
.
Such
hearts
shall
still
hold
Fraadom'i
Citadel-
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
FRILMAY
23.
1941.
Commissioner;
Premier
Pattullo
Gives
Views
In
a
Premier
T
r
1
,
in
HMct
vonr
einpp
r
ip
reLireiiiuiiu
ui
June
i.
-i
ul
-ui;
i'"0"
j
v-i
---
.
Alder
as
commissioner,
Mr.
Matheson
has
been
actinu
city
commissioner
tirst
to.
C.
b.
S
denailmeni
.
1
of
municipal
affairs
at
Victoria.
Mr.
j
Pattullo
In
his
statement,
clearly
I
sets
forth
hLs
views
In
regard
to
the
.
'
local
municipal
situation.
:
Premier
Pattullo"s
statement
ui
rrcard
to
municipal
situation
here
I
is
as
follows:
I
"May
I
through
your
paper
out-
'line
the
situation
with
regard
to
...
ilhe
government
of
the
City
of
BATAVIA,
May
23:
ICP-A
Prince
Rupert.
oa"
.
-
-
XI
11.
.
l.r.
t.,b-on
fnr
newly
launched
Japanese
pi
cm
(
-i
uuns
i,
mu.jf
uC
campaign
bristling
witn
eranted
by
everyDoay
inai
un
uiiw
threats
and
pointed
warnings
'(the
provincial
goveniment
deslro.
.
.
t
rro
v,o
Mpihprlands
ic
ihK
wpifare
of
the
City
of
Prince
-
-
--
---
--
-
Will
HUI-
iu.w
East
Indies
from
a
nrm
sianu
t
Upert.
An
lacin
in
commercial
relations
with
cussed
with
dinerenc
mxnes
wio
...
,..
ifnrmrrt
nnaiters
said
situation
existing
tliere.
No
one
.
-
"!-
m
i
today.
Weather
Forecast
4
and
mild
with
light
showers
tQueen
Charlotte
Islands.
-
ppmert
to
favor
return
to
mayor
and
council.
j
T
is
discussed
Hie
matter
of
City
Managerslilp
and
said
that
Ij
,.M
innk
Into
It
which
I
have
'been
doing.
It
Is
my
opinion
that.
K
legislation
were
pajea
iouuw-
Prlnce
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
j
lhe
terms
of
the
joint
resolu-
.
-
i
-
rintit
Ir.
mnHprnte
..
.
,
runun
f
rtnmmcrpft
toue
lsmuus
ui5"i
iion
oi
mc
south
or
southwest
winds,
cloudy
and
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
..
.
in.
i
i
w.
I
-Umi.Afa
rt;
over
0
r
Continued
on
PAGE
FOUR
Fo
fKSKtKXSS
CityHED
AS
but
never
h
CAPTIVES
riffi.ial
Announcement
in
to
Members
of
Crew
of
Canadian
Tanker
OTTAWA,
May
22:
(CP)-
The
.4A
Cvtornnl
Affnlr.Q
an.
Suggests
4
.
1
Ti,.,!
hat
Cit
r;tv
M
MMivurorxhin
ana
serslup
fould
be-Accomplished
accoi
i
nounced
late
yesterday
Internation.
receipt
of
iTnilnr
Rxistintr
Statutes
(jovcrning
uits
,
mmittp
at
rneva
"
-
"
'ill
ftCU
WUU1UUV
W
rTr,-
t:i..
m..
,
that
German
authorities
have
an-
cfntnmpnr.
statement
conveyed
onnveveQ
to
lo
the
ine
uuny
Daily
Bulletins
BLACK-OUT
SUCCEEDS
VANCOUVER
The
lower
mainland
and
lower
Vancouver
Island
were
blacked
out
last
night
in
the
first
such
test
for,
a
district
embracing
five
hundred
square
miles
and
more
than
400,-000
population.
Officials
described
it
as
93
to
98
per
cent
successful
and
predicted
that
tliere
.......
1.1
i.
ntiipr
tpsts
covering
an
WLltll
II
VJ
...
even
more
extensive
area.
It
was
a
clear
starlit
night
and
visibility
was
excellent.
Everything
went
off
according
to
schedule
and
there
was
no
serious
crime
or
traffic
mishaps.
.The
time
of
the
black-out
was
10
to
10:15
p.m.
LORD
AUSTIN
DIES
LONDON
Lord
Austin,
head
of
the
car
manufacturing
firm
bearing
lib
name,
Is
dead
at
age
of
seventy-five.
'W
t
aoooooooaaaaooaaao
moaoocKJOoaaoQoaooooacKiaooQooooa
Tomorrow's
Tides
itfX.
1
W
High
...-V
":38
pa.
18J)
ft.
t
.
'
fi-M
am
4.2
ft.
northern
and
central
British
Columbia's
newspaper
liUW
"
r
18:35
pjn.
7.5
ft.
I
PATTULLO
No
announcement
has
yet
Deen
PRICE:
5
CENTS.
British
Tide
Turns
In
Favor
Of
Crete
Defenders;
Boat
Landings
Fail
Airborne
Detachments
Have
Been
Accounted
For
and
Situation
is
More
Satisfactory
man
u
was
Yesterday
DEFENDERS
IN
CONTROL
CAIRO,
May
24:
(CP)
At
least
sixteen
Junkers
troop
transports
were
shot
down
by
Bri-ish
anti-aircraft
gunners
in
the
first
three
days
ot
airborne
invasion
of
Crete,
British
sources
reported
tonight.
Allied
defenders
of
Crete
gained
military
control
tonight
of
all
but
one
German
air
invasion
point
on
the
northern
coastal
plain
ot
the
island
of
Crete
and
returned
tanks
and
field
guns
inlo
violently
renewed
assault
on
the
Nazi-held
airdrome
of
Malemi.
LONDON,
May
23:
(CP)
A
turn
in
Britain's
favor
in
a
furious
battle
to
wipe
out
the
Nazi
aerial
invasion
ot
mins
were
shattering
attempts
SIVlt;
Willie
AJiiuion
ft
;--
-
-
j
1-
1
to
get
seaborne
reinforcements
to
the
invaders
was
lmh-ieated
today
in
advices
reaching
London.
A
report
trom
Cairo
said
that
Uerman
airuorne
uemcji
hbu
uum
fiu
'NOMINATE
wiiuiaa
vw..v
counted
for
in
fierce
fighting
and
the
situation
is
now
satisfactory
at
both
places
more
satisfactiry
than
twenty-four
hours
ago.
An
autn-
nrlfoHvo
cniiroo
cnlrt
that
.in
lone
.
b
.
ib
nm
"""""
"
I
a
a
,.
nri,isVl
mow
ran
ard
61f
threatened
invasion
by
sea
there
Is
IJbeial
Convention
Called
For
June
every
reasoi
to
believe
thathe
-1?
-WithNo;One--Else
:
In.-SIshl
airborne1
attaiel'nttist
7aif.
Other
Parties
Silent
The
battle
has
been
largely
one1
of
,
every
man
for
himself
the
fighting
being
of
fierce
guerrilla
type
Even
junn
17
has
been
set
as
the
date
fof
the
LberafSovlncial
nomln-
women,
wielding
murderous
twelve
at;ng
convention
in
Prince
Rupert
Inch
kntVes
have
been
engaged
in
riding,
the
seat
of
Premier
T.
D.
eeking
out
the
Nazi
parachutists
Pattullo.
There
is
every
reason
to
and
kimhg
them,
suppose
that
the
Premier
will
be
Near
Maleml
a
large
of
Ger.
S
ZSJZm
tZfS-
-
-
-
ency
which
he
has
represented
been
trapped.
without
a
break
since
1910.
The
casualties
are,
estimated
at
4000
Premier
is
expected
to
be
in
the
city
kined
an(i
WOunded
with
100
Nazi
dn
the
occasion
oi
iue
wxic.fc.
,anes
,destroved.
f
Boat
loads
of
would-be
invaders
maue
as
to
u,.,...
,
..
.
......
nominations
will
be
made.
There'have
been
blaSted
to
death
by
Brl
nnnpars
even
to
be
some
doubt
as
to
tlsh
naval
guns.
whether
the
Conservatives
will
oppose
Mr.
Pattullo
at
all.
The
C.C.F.
Is
silent
as
to
Its
Intentions
but
It
i
pvnprted
it
will
be
in
the
field
llc;ard
,,
if
it
Is
.
npppssnrv
necessary
to
to,
even
Import,
a
candidate.
BIG
FIRES
IN
CANADA
iMews
loaaj,
nounced
forty
members
of
the
crew
I)amaginE
r
D.
Pattullo
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n
announces
iUn
the
appointment
itMtnmrmnnT
Oi
L-lty
oI
the
Canadian
tanker
Canadollte
Irt
(luebcCt
D.
u.
J.
o,
Matheson
muuiwuu
as
City
Commissioner
--
effective
have
been
captured.
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lTCaSUrur
Dutch
East
Indies
Will
Stand
Firm
Forest
Conflagrations
Ontario
And
Prairies
Mav
23:
It
Is
esti
mated
that
damage
amounting
to
$4
000,000
or
$5,000,000
has
been
done
by
forest
fires
raging
through
timberlands
of
northern
Quebec.
In
the
Nipigon
Lake
district
of
Ontario
one
large
fire
has
done
extensive
damage.
An
Internment
camp
lies
in
its
path.
A
sudden
f
wind
saved
the
town
of
NlDlBon.
There
are
also
large
and
H.T,maslne
tires
in
oaiR.uw-noin,"
and
Alberta.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
48,000
pounds,
in
lc
and
8c.
9.9c
I
Canadian
5300
pounds,
10c
and
8c
to
10.4c
and
Sc.
i
American
1
n
,
rt
nnnn
.smraee.
w.wu
excel
"-i
...
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.
J
Yukon-
25,000,
Storage,
iu.iu
8c.
Canadian
Lois
N
t
36,000,
Storage,
10.3c
and
Parma.
15,000,
Pacific,
10c
and
8c.
...
,
.
Bug,
200,
AUln,
10.4c
ana
oc.
Despite
mass
drownings
in
their
sinking
boats,
the
Germans
have
kept
coming
recklessly
on.
German
dive
bombers
continued
to
attack
the
British
fleet.
Victory
Loan
1941
!
TORCH
DAY
CEREMONY
Sunday
May
25
3
F.M.
COURT
HOUSE
Parade
Starts
2:30
p.m.
From
Armory
(In
event
of
rain
ceremony
will
be
held
In
Capitol
Theatre)
'lit!,
:
Ll
mm
is
1
s
4
:
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if
1
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,
,
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