aa.
rweglan
I'arlia-
..me
necessary
for
.vernment
to
leave
lavy
and
air
force
.if
escape
mtart
to
abroad
Hie
Nor-itlihough
Mill
mo-i.ger
today
than
ever.
.
y
m
waUn
far
afield
y
t'orban,
South
At-
iaey.
AliHralU.
NOTWC
r.
were
sailing
She
;
ihe
Leagv
of
N-,wltn
Brltuh
Ny
a,r
Sf""1.
tfon
was
latter
than
ever
be-
.rid
today
brought
fm
&nd
mn
ejrpfMldlnJl
wllh
nd
lofty
mrisage
to
m
m
tWfy
froU
M
which
cPleU-ly
toUnU
was
being
"
trained
r
-
sbytenan
Churrh
(fJ
Canada
j.i.Ki'ient
speaker
In
a
hsundtng
the
fact
T"
mJn
vu
tfon
of
rway.
hU
native
tongue
ever.
was
by
the
Norwegian
dls-
m""
marine
which
had
lost
.v.
an
tnsptrtng
m
'"'P
V
bomWng
and
torpe-i
-
id.
a
deep
tmpres-
s
listeners.
It
was
dl,r,nf
tW
lsxgc
factor
an
entirety
dif-
,n
transport
of
war
suppliev
vaung
and
Insplr-1
No"ftn
merchant
sailors
were
,,.
rousing
found
everywhere
there
was
dan-
ger.
They
would
be
recorded
In
HafT,brn
'
history
as
unknown
and
name.es
.
ii
r,ave
him
ti
ad-.
,trtm
&
uy,
n
Prince
Bunert
here
on
the
Hrt-I
An
Unknown
Nation
-a.st.
many.
Nor-1
Presidrnt
Hambro
deserlbed
how
.unci
a
happy
hoaw'ihe
people
at
home
in
Norway,
al-
...ty
Inn
.
kUllna.
amdd
oa&
bMak.
t
.mi
lii
.ShSSF
referred
to
the
xile
of
Norway,
a
iih
was
payiiu;
IU
il
tu
obugauona-
-
iu
merchant
maf
-
nwnwmm
m
m
ii
to
the
w-
-slty
of
wtatiing
the
peace
and
It.
was
along
their
Upe
that
he
gave
h
main
burden
of
his
address
Post-war
reconstruction
was
a
noil
Important
matter
for
consideration
even
now.
The
Oernans
detnocratic
nations
ao
they
'-need
not
and
could
not
declare
peace
with
Germany
for
long
until
after
the
last
battle
Jmd
been
fought.
The
speaker
felt
that
there
would
necessarily
have
to
be
a
long
period
of
transition
before
there
could
be
any
peace
conference
There
would
be
many
and
Continued
on
Page
Two)
Churchill
Sees
Victory
SPLENDID
RESPONSE
ing
manner
to
the
appeal
of
the
i
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
for
funds."
said
W.
R.
McAfee,
president
of
the
local
branch
today.
"As
the
campaign
does
not
close
until
May
32
we
should
exceed
our
objective
by
a
comfortable
margin,
but
there
can
be
no
relaxaUon
of
effort
"The
main
canvass
has
almost
eers.
However
i
4
l'rine
MinKtrr
Winston
Churchill,
sprakiii(
today,
said
the
Allies
were
still
elimhific
uphill
but
the
lidge
was
in
sight
and
it
would
soon
j
downhill
lilit
o
Allied
victory.
"Whatever
we
have
sot
to
take,
wc"w1H
take
and
give
back
in
plentiful
measure,
he
said,
If
Britain's
rnrmy
"plays
rough
we
can
play
rough
too,"
he
said.
The
Hermans
were
not
mi
liable
to
attack
England
now,
he
believed,
as
they
knew
what
awaited
Ihrm
'Mir
I'tinir
Miniolrr
was
sneakint
Vorkklnre
workers
at
Leeds.
He
was
accompanied
by
Hon.
Ilcrbfil
fatt
of
Auttralia.
British
holding
Out
1
it
U
fttnrl
r
PROVINCIAL
I
Local
Temperature
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Standard
Time)
M:-'
un1
57
High
2:10
ajn.
20.8
feet
41
14:59
pjn.
183
feet
Low
8:54
ajn.
29
feet
20:49
pjn.
12
feet
NOKTIIHUN
AND
CENTRAL
IJKIT1SII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
f
w
Cii!eritc
jestrrday's
rrrts
that
last
weary
retnnauU
of
the
;
lliitKh
arms
had
retreated
into
Iturma,
I.ritith
miliuiy
quarters
.
vaid
today
that
Itritlvh
troops
had
made
contact
wjih
Japanese
Idkn
driving
up
the
Chindwln
Itiver
valley
north
of
Shegyin.
Thee
rirrrr
W
there
was
no
general
withdrawal
into
India.
Meanwhile
tin;
Chinesr
eommand
al
Chungking
announced
the
Japanrwe
had
..
.
r
I
i
i
ft.
i
t
it
i
-J
ii.
r'
n
m
w.-M.n,
u,mr-
n.inmr
P.,,,,rf
m.u,
,
and
In
environ-
hough
suffering
almost
indescri-!
.vmbilt
the
Oid'baWe
hardship,
did
not
complain!
c"u...ns
.r...g
.u...u.
"
arsof
war.
Nor-
but
were
detenained
to
win
the
y.
if
to
:'ve
Canada
war
and
restore
the
freedom
ol
rtrf
"PTLTrVlTN
been
completed
oarough
hard
er
smreciauv
,
ineir
tumeiana.
u
wa
a
solid
na-
t
F
I
JVIS
I
9i
1
woric
on
uie
pan
o
lae
rgnvaa-
here
and
the
Uoo
mimt
9tffans.
even
by
I
liable
iluit
some
individuaU
my
bo
jttmatL
dlrecUy,
their
subscrlpUons
may
be
handed
to
any
bank
or
CroM
(
luirman
(.ratified
At
ant
and
it
will
be
looked
after.
Way
Campaign
Is
(liting
"An
anonymous
doation
of
two
dollars
through
the
mail
Is
cc-
'Prince
Rupert
has
responded
;
knowledge!
by
the
committee."
had
never
declared
war
upon
the
t
in
a
magnificent
and
heart-warm-
j
Baseball
Scores
National
league
Pittsburg
3.
Brooklyn
S.
Cincinnati
5.
New
York
13.
St.
Louis
2,
Boston
3.
Chicago
2.
Philadelphia
1.
American
League
All
games
postponed.
SLKKK
TRAINING
WAKSIIU1
Itiver
is
sakl
lrday
to
have
one
of
its
victims
fur
six
miles
before
loosing
the
fatal
torpedo.
BULLETINS
r.fi.K.
T.
ALASKA
VANCOt'VLU
Adain
Smith
Jirhnslon,
Vancouver
lawjcr.
said
r-y
N-w
York
and
Chi
cago
railroad
interests
he
rrpre-fiiiMl
are
negotiating
for
purchase
of
the
Pacific
(.reat
Eastern
Railway
with
the
intention
of
enlending
it
to
Alaska
from
the
present
terminus
at
vicny
nrjKn-s
rix
VICHY
fierre
laval.
chief
of
government,
following
conferences
al
Paris
wllh
Nazi
leaders
and'
vvith
Chief
of
State
Petain
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,'
SATURDAY,
MAY
16.
1942.
herevtmlayr-anutfunetri
that
Vi--
,,fffr
chy
had
Informed
tvashington
officially
it
could
not
accept
the
United
Slates
conditions
regarding
status
of
Martinique.
SCXTFNCF.
COMMUTED
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
today
commuted
the
sentence
of
Carl
i
Itrowder,
United
States
communist
leader,
who
has
served
about
fourteen
months
of
a
four
years
sentence
for
passport
fraud.
Brushed
Rack
said
the
Russians
were
forcing
the
Germans
Into
continued
retreat
PRICE:
HVE
CENT8
Being
Crushed
At
Kharkov
NEW
INTERNATIONAL
ERA
ENVISIONED
BY
PRESIDENT
WAR
NEWS
NORWEGIAN
PARLIAMENT
Kerch
and
Kharkov
Dr
llamliro,
World
Statesman,
Talks
Itlcalistically
Yet
Practically
of
War
and
Peace
.
loninK
new
international
order
where
lasting
oild
be
brought
about
by
practical
application
M
measures
keeping
the
nations
in
due
bounds
-ho
other,
an
order
under
which
secret
f
The
Germans
claimed
today
to
have
occupied
Kerch,
important
gateway
to
the
Caucasus
oil
fields,
while
the
Russians
claimed
that
.Marshal
Tinioshcnko's
force
had
smashed
Into
the
suburbs
if
Kharkov,
key
city
to
the
Donets
ISasin.
There
Is
reported
to
have
been
a
Irriible
loll
of
Nazi
dead
and
wounded.
Air
Force
Hits
Nazi
Ship
Utility...
Iijimltjru
.if
III
1
At
.
,
tlirmm
...
.
I
F
K'fB
I
n
r
k
sal
fl.-
I
e
a
.
,
...
i
,
viiiuii.
...
...v
...ja.a
....
a
uivv
h
;
tvaaaaw
tilling
(111
1
1J
suutllv
ulllrw
anil
hit
several
oilier
in
allarkv
mi
luii.Crrmin
rnn.
1
political
intrigue
WOUld
le
rcplacetl
by
Open,
vj
off
the
Fricsen
Islands
in
the
North
Sea
last
mgh.
Heligoland
.ilines,
Dr.
Carl
.1.
Hambro,
president
Of
the
was
blasted
and
the
west
coast
of
Denmark
attacked.
The
urium
uurrru
uie
loss
of
live
planes,
Wie
Air
.Minisiryl
announced.
TRAILED
IT
SIX
MILES
further
Particulars
of
Sinking
Ships
in
St.
Lawrence
Was
j
Third
Victim
.
LEVIS,
Quebec,
May
16
Cana-,
dian
Press
i
The
German
subma
Whole
German
South
Front
Threatened
With
Being
Cut
Off
By
Reds
rine
that
sanx
two
freighters
early
(
:
'
this
week
In
the
St.
Lawrence
Tim,wli..L,.V
A-..,.,
c
.i
,
......
ve
trailed
""vo"""w
g
owvi-pui
rorwaru
Willi
Enemy's
aiuuoorn
mourner-Attacks
Being
There
is
speculation
a
to
whe-
narkov
leported
today
to
be
crushing
stubborn
down.
The
captain
of
one
of
the
wo
ships
definitely
known
to
have
verman
resistance
in
one
after
another
of
strongly
de-
bwn
sunk
thought
it
likely
a
lenuccl
communities
on
the
outskirts
of
the
city
which
is
third
vessel
had
fallen
prey
u,
a
the
pivot
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler's
invasion
of
south-
Naz,
u-b,i
although
he
Emitted
t.rn
liu
tTnconfirmed
advices
reaching
London
said
cracked
hc-
Inner
Kharkov
de-
f
nce
line
in
two
points
and
bat-tlfd
their
way
into
the
northwestern
suburbs
while
wide-flanking
action
seventy
miles
to
the
south
threatened
.
communications
network
for
the
Wiioie
of
the
enemy's
iNouthern
front
The
Germans
were
I
putting
up
a
desperate
fight,
i
counter-attacking
in
certain
sector
with
tanks
and
air
support
and
benefitting
by
rain
and
mud.
Sweeping
across
the
Donet
Rhr-er
on
fifty-mile
front
Marshal
Timashenko's
Red
Army
was
re
ported
last
night
to
have
chushed
ORGANIZING
OF
HEALTH
Dr.
Itobert
J.
ALacdonald
Arrived
In
Trince
Kupert
to
Open
and
Direct
Local
Unit
To
open
and
direct
the
public
health
unit
which
is
being
established
here
to
take
over
and
coordinate
on
a
more
comprehensive
and
efficient
basis
the
vari-
through
inner
defences
of
Khar-l0Us
local
health
services,
Dr.
Rob-kov
in
at
least
two
places
driving
iert
MacDonald
is
now
in
the
city,
the
Germans
back
before
them.
.He
arrived
on
Thursday
night's
Front
line
Russian
dispatches
lUam
from
puce
Coupe
In
the
1
Red
Star,
official
army
paper,
said
that,
despite
bad
weather,
the
Russians
had
deepened
penetration
of
Nasi
positions
and
advan;
cefl
over
roads
Uttered
with
bodies
Peace
River
district.
The
balance
of
the
health
unit
after
brushing
ald
counter-at-I1"
here?
within
the
next
week
WASHINGTON
-
President
r""'.
u'lJ"''-
orflrir
trill
ImiiidFTmTffim?
Miss
Ochs
from
Abbotsford
and
Miss
Graham
from
Duncan
and
a
sanitary
inspector
Mr.
Stone-house.
There
will
also
be
a
derk
who
has
yet
to
be
appointed.
As
already
announced
the
func-
Stubborn
flghUng
continued
orf
tions
of
tne
P"bHc
health
unit
will
Kerch
Peninsula
where
the
Ger-
include
Infections
and
venereal
man
thrust
has
twie
fnrrprf
th
disease
control,
public
health
nurs-
!
Russians
back.
ing
medical
inspection
of
schools
'and
sanitary
Inspection.
O.
E.
Norris.
assistant
Inspector'
The
"?tre
01
the
pubIic
heallh
of
customs
from
Vanrnnvpr
u
,
provincial
govern-
visttor
In
the
dtv
on
official
h..!ment
bulldns
on
Second
Avenue
Fred
Rlffou
sailed
last
niaht
on
iness.
havine
arrived
nn
fh
.
:
formerly
used
as
the
public
mu-
the
Cardena
for
a
trip
to
Van-
mosun
this
morning
via
the
Queen
icouver.
I
Charlotte
Islands.
?s
ArfSS
ne'v
Naval
C?11..-
Wnchgunshurlin?
i
double
weight
of
broadside,
'Applicants
.for
appointment
to
toe,
L&ai
onn
this
yciUt
manx
Wm
-
M
coll?gfi
Wbftlcjcctcd
on
ihS
basis
of
angsana
aa
mm
scum.
Dr.
Macdonald
has
for
the
past
few
years
been
In
charge
of
the
public
health
unit
at
Pouce
Coupe,
his
successor
there
being
Dr.
J.
A.
Taylor
from
Abbotsford.
The
public
health
centre
at
Abbotsford
Is
being
closed
as
the
need
at
Prince
Rupert
and
Pouce
Coupe
Is
considered
greater
largely
on
account
of
problems
arising
out
of
Increased
population.
HALIBUT
SALES
Summary
American
150,500
pounds,
12.1c
and
11c
to
13.5c
and
He.
Canadian
27.700
pounds,
13.1c
and
11c
to
13.8c
and
11c.
American
Trinity.
44.000.
12c
and
11c,
Storage.
Grant,
28,000,
12.6c
and
11c,
At-!ln.
Arctic,
35,000,
12,1c
and
llc.Gtor-
.age.
Reliance
I
15,500,
13.3c
and
11c,
Whfcz.
Ralner
II.,
10.000.
13.33
and
11c.
Pacific.
Onah,
13.000,
13.5c
and
Uc
Royal.
Destiny,
6,000,
13.1c
and
Uc,
Booth.
Canadian
Kmbla,
11,000.
13.6c
and
11c,
Storage.
Blue
Boy.
9,000,
13.8c
and
11c,
Atlln.
.
',
,
Ctrice'aIl-7,700..
13.1c
and
Arthur
Beale
was
fined
$300
In
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
for
selling
liquor.
Conviction
came
at
the
conclusion
of
a
two-day
hearing.
Inspector
Ernest
Gammon
prosecuted.
T.
W.
Brown
.defended.
.
i.