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June
23:
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'
in
offensive
sweep
over
(
Htm
France
for
the
seventh
day,
tlie
Royal
Air
Irtsiie
-(rtportfil
the
destruction
of
h
more
German
fishier
la
today
bringing
the
total
lit
M
three
clays
to
suly-
tUi
nisht
BrilMi
bombers
thfir
twelfth
straight
ussault
on
Germany
proper.
fn;
the
hie
naval
base
or
liranhavfii
and
oilier
tar-
liiaCS.
June
21.
Fifty-eight
a
o
day.-
was
Ihe
bag
of,
i)
ii-Force
planes
ngntmgi
'ift.:"3h
Channel
and
Ger-
'r'-:;-d
France
against
the,
farce
On
Saturday
the
Ladc;,:oyrtJ
twenty-eight
Ger-
'ws-itr.i
yesterday
account-
j
li
The
cost
to
me
n-,
ns1,
)
r:ancs
each
day
Our-
seven
days
ninety-eight
piUmr.
have
been
brougntj
:r:'i
1c;
of
nineteen
British
l-d
Ait
Force
delivered
an-
1':
'.(ick
tin;
afternoon
hrtJe
no
Nazi
aircraft
dared
Ittovtr
Great
Britain
by
day.
pjRojai
Air
Force
attacks;
'
delivered
for
.the
eleventh!
ave
n!3ht
Saturday
on
thp;
KGtrman
industrial
centres
of
m
ind
Durscldorf.
the
Chan-
i
pnrli
of
Dunkerque
and
Bou-
I'M
over
enemy
airdromes
in
;
'km
France
The
Germans
I
more
active
in
bombing
Great
n
Saturday
night,
centering
j
i
uth
coast
town.
Four
Oer--pWj
were
brought
down
ov-W'-ala
during
the
night.
sdonhat
its
first
alarm
since,
15
early
today
but
no
planes
pwd
and
there
was
no
gunfire.
p
dear
coming
soon
after.
EMORIAL
ON
OCEAN
Held
Wln'ttd
Slates
Submarine
Sinking
PTBMOUTU
New
Hampshire.
IJ
:
-Memorial
services
were
-
8ea
'wenty-elght
miles
I
yesterday
for
the
tlilrty-Hen
uhn
in
the
le
0-0
which
sank
In
a
,e
last
Friday.
Secretary
of
:
"Tjf
Prank
Knox
was
among
I.
-
1.
part
in
ine
servi.-.
Ut
nri
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rain,
RATTLE
LINE
ALL
THE
WAY
FROM
ARCTIC
TO
RLACK
SEA-SOVIET
FORCES
RESISTING
STUBBORNLY
UKRAINE
ARREARS
'
IMMEDIATE
OBJECTIVE
Germany's
invasion
of
Russia
is
taking
place
by
land,
sea
and
air
along
a
2000
mile
front
from
the
Arctic
Ocean
to
the
Hlack
Sea.
The
Nazis
appear
to
he
centering
the
attack
from
East
Prussia
into
the
Baltic
States
and
from
Rumania
into
Bessarabia
with
wheat
fields
of
Ukraine
and
oil
fields
beyond
as
the
immediate
objective..
Strong
Russian
resistence
is
evidently
being
met
although
how
effective
it
will
be
and
where
the
battles
may
localize
arc
points
that
arc
as
yet
obscure.
Millions
of
fighting
men
with
heavy
mcchanzied
forces
are
poised
for
action
on
either
side.
Air
raids
in
the
Ukraine
and
Russian
occupied
Roland
have
commenced.
Such
cities
as
Kiev,
Scbastapol
and
Rrcst-Litovsk
have
been
hit.
Adolf
Hitler
on
Sunday
ordered
the
march
of
the
Nazi
armies
into
Russia
and
the
invasion
commenced
at
1
a.m.
Hitler,
in
his
proclamation,
said
he
had
had
enough
of
Russia's
violations
of
his
frontier
and
he
was
commending-the
fate
of
Germany
to
the
Army.
"Together
with
the
Finns,
the
Germans
are
standing
from
Narvik
to
the
Carpathians,"
Hitler
declared.
,
It
was
not
until
an
hour
after
the
invasion
commenced
that
thc'German
ambassador
to
Moscow
officially
notified
the
Russian
foreign
office
that
Germany
was
in
a
state
of
war
with
Russia.
Hitler,
in
a
typical
tirade,
declared
the
march-in
as
the
greatest
in
history.
He
charged
that
a
secret
understanding
had
all
along
existed
between
Russia
and
Great
Rritain
and
that
Russia
had
attempted
to
stab
Germany
in
the
back
through
Rulgaria.
He
had
long
irked
under
Soviet
entry
of
the
Baltic
States
and
Rcssarabia.
It
was
promptly
denied
in
London
that
there
was
any
secret
agreement
with
Russia,
a
British
spokesman
saying
that
it
had
been
impossible
to
negotiate
with
Russia
since
Soviet
foreign
policy
had
been
based
on
the
agreement
between
Germany
and
Russia
made
just
before
the
outbreak
of
tlie
war
in
.1939.
.
Russian
Ambassador
Ivan
Maisky
in
London
had
a
long
conversation
yesterday
with
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
and
emerged
smiling
broadly.
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4
ff
r
i
Foreign
Commissar
V.
M.
Molotoff
of
Russia,
in
a
statement
at
Moscow
yesterday,
said
that
the
German
invasion
of
Russia
was
unparalleled
in
the
history
of
civilized
nations.
In
violation
completely
of
the
German-Russian
friendship
pact,
"wanton,
barbaric
attack."
Molotoff
an-nouueed
t
was
a
on
the
Moscow
radio
that
German
planes
had
bombed
Kiev,
(lie
Russian
Ukraine
capital,
following
Hitlers
declaration
of
war
on
the
Soviet.
It
Was
the
first
reported
action
of
the
new
COnfGerman
troops
have
made
small
gains
in
former
Lithuania
and
Roland
but
at
great
cost,
the
y.iUhii
hich
command
said
today.
German,
air
it
K
on
ail
iU.cs
of
Kiev
and
Scbastapol
cost
the
Nazis
sixty-five
planes,
a
communique-said.
United
Stales
Admits
Great
Britain
Is
Now
Air
Master
In
Europe
T
xmnw
Tune
23.
United
States
air
observers
.
he
scries
of
crippling
blows
dealt
by
sam,r
a
:
Force
to
Naz
military
targets
ana
air
?
force
K
iy
have
vl
won
von
w
Great
wi
Britain
"complete
supremacy"
in
the
air
over
LIBRAKY
.
Another
war
in
progress
i
eathcr
forr
Ai
SI
Tomorrow's
Tides
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Attacks
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comjmkia'8
newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT;
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
23,
1941.
Without
Warning;
Blows
.F.
Superior
BAG
From
Land
OF
NAZIS
IS
TAKEN
.-If!..
t.'.i.l,l
1'n.mv
Sea
And
Sky
REDS
HOLD
ON
GRlMLY
Germans
Advance
Slow
and
Costly
After
Crossing
Red
Frontier
MOSCOW.
nne
23:
(CP)
The
Red
Army,
$ivinif
way
slowly
to
the
first
Nail
onrush,
moved
vast
masses
of
men
and
cutis
(ulo
the
fight
today
and.,
called,
tens,
of
thousands
more
to
arms
against
Russia's,
erstwhile
non
-aggression
pact
partner.
The
Army
high,
command
ald,
in
its
first
.communique
since
the
dawn
attack
Sunday,
that
the
Germans
.were
fought,
to
a
standstill
up
19
noon
Sunday
but
by
nightfall
they
had
made
penetrations
of
six
to
ten
miles,
principally
into
Lithuania
and
a,sec.Uon
of
Poland
now'part
of
ihVStVwf.
The
German
radio
reported
today
that
Nazi,
forces
had
crossed
the
Prut
River
between
Rumania,
.and
Russia
and
were
continuing
their,
advance
after
Germany
artillery
and
the
luftwaffe
lisd
smashed
the
Soviet
border
BOMBER
CONTRACTS
OTTAWA
Contract"
for
con;-structlon
of
latest
type
bombers
involving
more
than
$25,000,009
outlay
,
is
announced
by
Munitions
Minister
Howe.
US
COMING
tHOOOOaHXCKHCHKHKKHHKHOOOOWH000
TO
PACIFIC
Premier
Mackenzie
King
To
Inspect
Defences
On
This
Coast
I
OTTAWA,
June
23:
Prime
Min-
will
leave
Ottawa
tomorrow
for
the
(Pacific
Coast
to
make
an
Inspection
of
defence,
establishments-army,
navy
and
air.
Ills
first
stop
will
be
at
Calgary
June
27.
With
the
commencement
of
the
new'
phase
of
warfare
between
Germany
and
Russia,
Premier
King
sounded
a
new
call
to
arms
for
Canadians.
Hitler's
invasion
of
Russia,
declared
Premier
Kin?,
removed
the
I
inatlon.
"Everyone
who
.engages
Hitler
aids
our
cause
.willingly
or
unwillingly,"
Mr.
King
declared.
Bulletins
GO
EASY
ON
PORK
OITAWA
Canadians
were
States
defence
and
security.
The
PRICE:
FIVE
CHMTS
Great
Britain
To
Aid
Russia;
Announcement
Is
Made
By
Churchill
'Any
Man
or
State
Who
Fights
Nazisim
Will
Have
Our
Aid;
Any
Man
or
State
Who
Marches
With
Hitler
is
Our
Foe,"
He
Declares
LONDON,
June
23.
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
announced
to
the
world
at
11
o'clock
Sunday
morning
the
decision
of
the
British
government
in
regard
hn
nnlifv
fnllnwinir
t.hp
German
invasion
nf
Russia
which
SiStf
dTHdd
as
a
typically
perfidious
move
carried
out
wiin
tne
same
scrupulous
lecnnique
wnicn
naa
cnaracter-lzed
all
his
previous
moves.
The
,
,
'
,
,
.
.
policy
of
His
Majesty's
government
fid'
twenty-eight
German
planes
Churhchill
declared,
a
policy
in
ad
.
lbee"
ught
down
7er
which
he
hoped
the
great
Domin-
renfh
Tn's
as
a
b"
'Binning.
Henceforth
the
ions
would
concur
in
due
course
growing
Power
of
the
Iteyal
Air
Force,
with
would
be
the
resolve
to
destroy
the
"bloodthirsty
guttersnipe"
Hit-;
u.m.tcu
wu,
car
ler
arid
every
vestlger
of
the
Nazi
machine.
Never
would
Great
Britain
par-
ried
out
wfth.
telling
effect.
"Any
man
or
state
who
fights
.tyranny.
If
Hitler
imagined
that
hia
attack
on
Russia
would
result
in
division
of
aid
or
slackening
of
effort
ley
or
negotiate
with
Hitler
or
any
among
the
democracies
he
was
of
his
gang.
Britain
would
con-:
woef
uilv
mistaken.
On
the
con-
i
itniio
t
r
tifTMT
rn
lonn
nn
con
nn
a
.t.
.
asked
today
by
the
Canadian
I
"
,irary.
me
democracies
wouia
Df
Dacon
Board
to
eat
less
pork
'
irm
lfl!
u"1
"'"f,
help
(more
strengthened,
more
fortified.
during
the
next
three
months
so
as
to
leave
ample
supplies
shipment
to
Britain.
for
wu.u
uc
hku
vi
iimu
o
6-1
m
tneir
Tesoive
to
ngnt
on
until
gtesslon.
all
mankind
was
freed
from
his
'Wa-rlcTrf
-,1,111
ltiv.
mi.
nlrl
4r.Mn
fwl
!
HiMpr'a
finp
TnnMvo
In
nic
aftaplr
CONDEMNED
BV
UN1TEO
STATES
Churchill.
"Any
man
or
.
state
!on
Russia,
Churchill
said,
was
to
,
WASHINGTON
United
States
today-
'condemned
'Germany's
"treacherous
attack"
on
Russia
and
declared
"any
rallying
f
forces
opposing
Hitlcrism"
would
rebound
to
the
benefit
of
United
which
marches
with
Hitler
Is
pur
t
destroy
Soviet
power
befp
KjX
roe:
n
louows'tnat
We
snail
give.orougiu
me
iuu
sirengm
01
nis
whatevr
help
we
can
to
Russia
army
and
air
force
Into
the
attack
and
the
Russian
people
and
we
upon
the
British
Isles
which
he
shall
call
upon
those
people
who
knew
he
must
conquer
and
which
are
our
allies
to
do
the
same."
Al-
conquest
he
hoped
to
accomplish
ready
the
British
Government
had
before
this
year,
ends
and
before
statement
was
made
by
Under
(offered
the
Russian
government
the
full
strength
of
the
United
,
Secretary
of
State
Sumner
Welles
'any
teclhical
or
economic
assist-.
States-
could
Intervene.
"Russia's
after
conference
with
President
ance
which
was
in
its
power
tojdanger
is
our
danger,"
declared
:
Roosevelt.
Jgive.
Germany
would
continue
to
Churchill
"and
the
danger
of
the
bombed
by
day
and
by
night
western
hemisphere.
Let
us
learn
.
VICTORY
LOAN
OTTAWA
Victory
Loan
subscriptions
closed
Saturday
at
$806
831,000.
British
Columbia
and
Yukon
subscribed
$82,000,000
and
Vancouver
passed
its
$15,000,000
objective.
War
News
jPUSH
ACROSS
SYRIA
VICHY
Allied
motorized
units,
which
pushed
150
miles
across
the
desert,,
have
reached
the
outskirts
of
the
important
French
garrison,
town
of
Palmyra
in
the
heart
of
the
Syrian
Desert,
the
French
reported
today.
ETHIOPIAN
CAMPAIGN
CAIRO
The
British
Middle
East
command
announced
that
British
fprces
had
taken
8000
prisoners
including
eleven
generals
in
the
capture
of
Jimma,
southwestern
Ethiopia;
Linc-Ups
In
New
War-Germany
and
Russia
Great
Britain
announces
policy
of
assisting
Russia
in
any
way
possible
since
Russia
is
now
an
enemy
of
Germany.
"Any
man
or
state
which
fights
Naziism
will
have
our
aid,"
says
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill.
"Any
man
or
state
whicli
inarches
with
Hitler
is
our
foe.
United
States
appears
divided
on
question
of
extension
of
"lease-lend"
measure
to
Russia.
It
Is
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
prerogative
to
extend
the
measure
if
he
So
decides.
Italy
follows
the
lead
of
Germany
in
declaring
war
on
Russia.
japan
adopts
a
policy
of
"watchful
waiting"
at
least
for
the
time
being.
A
Tok)
o
spokesman
says
there
will
be
no
decision
for
two
weeks
at
least.
Finland
announces
a
policy
of
neutrality
although
Hitler
claimed
her
co-operation
in
the
war
against
Russia.
Finland
protests
,
to
Moscow
at
alleged
air
attack
by
the
Soviet
on
her
cities
and
shipping
in
the
Baltic.
Sweden
announces
policy
of
neutrality.
All
Swedish
shipping
has
been
called
back
Into
port.
'
Turkey
announces
a
policy
of
neutrality
as
between
Germany
and
Russia
although
there
arc
signs
of
closer
Turkish
tie's
with
Germany.
Rumania
is
fighting
actively
with
Germany
against
Russia.
0
o
with
all
British
power
and
with
1
the
lessons
of
what
has
occurred
'increased
Intensity
and
with
sharp-'before,
redouble
our
efforts
and
lening
doses
month
by
month.
strike
with
united
strength
while
j
Saturday,
the
Prime
Minister
life
and
power
remain."
SHIP
BUILDERS
IN
;
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
URGED
TO
SPEED
UP
i
i
:
Adoption
of
Daylight
Saving
in
This
Province
Strongly
Advocated
by
Head
of
Boat
Construction
MONTREAL,
June
23.
In
a
telegram
to
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Prime
Minister
of
British
Columbia,
and
the
mayors
of
Vancouver,
North
Vancouver
New
Westminster,
Prince
Rupert,
Victoria
and
Esquimalt,
II.
R.
Mac-Millan,
president
of
Wartime
Shipping
Limited,
appeals
to
the
civilian
population
and
particularly
those
m
the
shipbuilding
industry
to
increased
efforts
to
provide
ships
for
the
Paph
munlctnaHtv
in
establish
dav
support
of
Great
Britain.
The
tele
gram
says:
"The
British
Admiralty
announc
'ed
last
Friday
that
1,500,000
gross
.tons,
equal
to
over
2,500,000
tons
lost
during
March,
April
and
May
by
enemy
.action.
This
terrific
total
is
made
up
of
an
average
dally
loss
loss
of
three
ships
equal
in
size
to
largest
freighters
now
being
con
structed
in
Canada.
"Wliile
such
losses
continue
freighters
of
the
type
built
in
British
Columbia
become
increasingly
Canada's
most
Important
munitions
production
without
which
food
and
other
munitions
cannot
reach
tlie
British
population
and
the
fighting
front
and
without
which
Britain
itself
cannot
survive.
Any
sacrifice
thai
can
be
made
by
the
civilian
popuratlon
that
can
hasten
delivery
of
freighters
becomes
not
a
sacrifice
but
essential
civilian
contribution
to
strengthen
Britain's
resistance
and
hasten
victory.
Such
a
civilian
contribuUon
under
present
war
circumstances
is
a
pat
riotic
obligation.
light
saving.
It
Is
estimated
in
the
shipbuilding
program
now
under
way
In
British
Columbia
daylight
saving
for
eight
months
each
year
deadweight
cargo
carrying
capa-March
to
October
inclusive
city,
of
British
and
Allied
shipping
!would
increase
working
daylight
time
in
the
shipyards
by
one
and
one
quarter
million
hours.
This
additional
working
time
is
sufficient
to
construct
two
additional
9,300
ton
freighters.
Such
Increase
In
working
daylight
hours
is
too
important
to
be
wasted.
Therefore,
as
president
of
Wartime
Merchant
Shipping
Limited
which
carries
thev
responsibility
of
pressing
forward
Canada's
shipbuilding
program
I
strongly
Impress
on
you
and
the
officials
and
citizens
of
your
community
that
you
immediately
set
aside
minor
obstructions
and
Yion-war
thinking
and
adopt
daylight
saving
under
the
powers
which
I
am
informed
you
possess
to
take
this
productive
action.
I
would
appreciate
your
leadership
and
support
in
bringing
about
now
this
Important
civilian
contribution
to
"Existing
legislation
enables
increasing
our
strength."
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