.(1
Out
I'lnal
Aviaull
launched
Bt
NU
Aialiul
Naval
Hate
And
Stronghold
On
Black
Sea
Kharkov
Also
Hard
Pressed
Mirhal
Timmhrnko's
Torres
Are
lloldinc
Strongly
Plane
And
Naval
VcMtl
Also
in
Afllon
W
June
16:
t-Russian
..iid
children
have
ben
u
service
aioag
with
!
'lect
laid
a
curtain
of
shell-n
encroaching
German
lines
j
.d
Sebastaool.
f
000-ton
Oerman
supply
ship
been
sunk
in
the
Black
Sea
Odessa
and
three
or
four
cs
.m
submarines
have
been
s
or
damaged,
&
an
claimed
a
10.000-tpn
Rus-;
)
transport
was
sunk
ln
the
BLu'k
Sea.
T'ifre
nrc
unconflrmctl
reports
'i
British
troops
have
arrived
Murmansk
to
reinforce
the
Rus-
"
in
the
far
north.
V.olcnt
air
fighting
continues
ln
"is.ou.s
quarters.
qUKKK
BUT
L1K1AL
MlESTON,
Eng.,
June
15:
O)
Though
the
railings
surrounding
A;riton
Park
have
been
removed
'0
scrnn
lh
nnrlc
Uecucr
rcllg-
u
ly
locks
the
gates
every
night
a
formality
for
"closure"
rignts
FIRST
SIL
TRADE
Phoenicians
were
the
first
Important
commercial
seafarers.
DEItLIN.
June
15:
-Sub-
marine
warfare
will
be
in-
rriaiuf
In
thi
Nrtrfh
Atlantic
v.i-ww
...
-an..
...,...
.
.
.
i.w.
ITHWW1I
WllUILltll
Oermany
threatens.
It
will
be
paid
tribute
to
those
who
had
fal
of
unrestricted
character
len
In
war
and
prayed
for
endur
wiuiout
retard
to
nauonauiv
ante
.
or
inosp
a-tin
rnusht
on
of
steD.
shin
or
any
other
con-
ALEUTIANS
SITUATION
:i
the
defence
of
im
wives.
Kttcbers.
clerks
No
I'urlher
News
From
Archlpfl-:v
workers
are
ILrlng
over
ajo-Fojty
Wralhrr
Holds
Up
Mrfa
with
the
men.
Child-
Itetonnalwante
iuiung
their
full
po-the
Nut
army
which
la
'
antes
and
planes
by
the
I
tens
of
thousands
of
.lua.nsl
the
Ulaek
Sea
i
;n
an
a.
I
out
aaMult
WASHINGTON.
June
15:
There
I
no
further
news
from
the
Aleu
nnnadlan-129.000,
10;
and
to
17.3c
and
14c
14c
American
Lorelei,
20,000.
16.4c
and
14c,
Pa
cific.
.
.
.
J.
B.,
14,000,
105c
ajia
i,
Whiz.
...
AUtak,
7,000,
10.5C
and
IV,
wr-
Sherman,
10.500,
16.5c
and
14c.
Atlln.
Reliance
I,
15,000,
10.5c
ana
nc.
Booth.
Canadian
Clipper
II,
H.000,
16.5c
and
14c,
Storage.
Tramp.
19,000,
U.3C
Royal.
Semiw,
7,000,
10.5c
and
14c.
Stor
age.
.
.
Iarma,
21,000,
17.2c
ana
Storage.
Embla,
lo.oou,
io.c
unu
Storage.
Robert
B4
14,000,
17.3C
ana
Atlln.
vikini?
r.
15.000.
16.Cc
ana
V
a
0
'
'
Bootli.
.
14c.
14c,
14c.
14c,
Flnclla,
5,000,
10.6c
and
lc,
iwy
al.
...
Ruby
L.,
1.500,
16c
and
He,
ior
.......
Neptune
II,
8,500,
io.oc
ana
m,
AHIn
inHr
a
8000.
10.1c
and
14c,
Pacific,
U;j
,
Local
Temperature
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Standard
Time)
High
2:21
a.m.
295
teet
.
'
15:16
pjn.
183
feet
Maximum
54
Low
0:09
am
2:8
feet
Minimum
40
21:05
pjn.
7.8
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
yL
XXXI
No.
138
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
15,
1942
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Bis
B,
tie
On
In
Mediterranean
WOMEN
AND
!;
;
MESSAGE
OF
DEC0RATI0N
vmiwr.QTCDC
Unrestricted
ruiTDrmi
1
1
nrrD
AVCC
T
UUU
I
UllUlb
IN
DEFENCE
:
Is
Declared
t
British
Prime
Minister
Speaks
On
I
United
Nations
Day
'
LONDON,
June
15
In
a
United
Nations
Day
message
yesterday.
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
and
saw
troops
pass
by
There
was
a
great
demonstration
of
loyalty
to
the
Allied
cause
NEW
ENGINE
ON
RAILVAY
tian
Islands.
Foggy
weather
makes
New
lo-.iiolivr,
In.
tan-
It
difficult
to
get
information
by
"e
reconnaissance.
The
landings
of
Nails
evidentiy
Intend
Japanese
in
small
scale
on
the
Hal
blow
kh
under
way
Aleutians
is
not
regarded
here
ax
.....
.Unlf-MM.-
ntlhi-iiih
Un.
,wter
tnree
neavy
oer-
hhuimuiw
ihiu-jh
ip
MONTREAL.
June
15:
R.
C.
Vaiurhan
President
of
the
Can-
Annual
Observance
Here
Yesterday
Afternoon
Was
Fitting
And
Impressive
Decoration
Day,
in
honor
of
the
memory
of
deceased
war
veterans,
was
once
more
fittingly
observed
yesterday
afternoon
In
Prince
Ru
pert
under
unaer
the
uie
auspices
auspices
oi
of
the
me
-peri
.
Klne
Oeorse
and
Klr.tr
Haakon
t
i,
.,
t.ui
r.
stderation.
Fear
of
an
Inva-
of
Norway
also
save
messages.
n,i,.hi.
of
fVn.
"
Rnnir.
a
sion
is
believed
to
have
caused
i
The
King
and
Queen,
Prime
iarge
and
impressive
military
and
the
Oermans
to
take
this
Minister
Winston
Churchill.
Klne
in.a
Mrarf
hmh
whirh
,
Haakon
of
Norway.
Klne
Peter
of
vlsit
was
paid
to
the
cenotaph
liv
Vtwroalavla
Prl
nrf
nmhflrH
nf
..
.
...
t
.
-
-t
.
........
-
-
-
me
KAtun
nousc
grounus
wr
me
the
Netherlands
and
the
President
piacing
0f
a
"wreath,
was
followed
of
Poland
were
among
dlgnatorlcs
by
a
solemn
service
it
Fairvlew
uw
()Kairu
uu
a
im
cemetery
lor
me
auai
purpose
oi
at
Victoria
Memorial
yesterday
romnr.ai
nnrt
rnntrmtion
nf
a
new
veterans'
burial
ground.
The
parade,
marshalled
by
J.
S.
Wilson
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
headed
by
the
band
of
the
Midland
Regiment
and
firing
party,
preceded
by
motorcycles.
There
were
also
smart
detachments
of
the
navy,
army
and
air
force
followed
by
groups
representing
the
Daughters
of
the
Era-'plrc.
Women's
Red
Cross
Unit
and
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
followed
by
veterans
themselves.
After
the
para&e
to
the
cenotaph
where
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng.
resent
of
Municipal
Chapter,
de
.
k
had
been
repulsed
rwnwunt
Anuwnjr
wuhmiu
aawn
nauanai
-
.
.
;
.
r
i
'
.y
The
defenders
are
of
the
danger
of
the
enemy
being
anted
by
officials
of
the
company
pu
"'
.
tlri
7
.tx
to
o."
Permitted
to
establish
base..
AtUi
and
of
the
Locomotive
work.
provided
for
the
various
unit,
to
h.
ldVngn
grimly
Wand
U
still
evidenUy
in
the
inspected
the
first
completed
Falrview
Cemetery
Citizens
paused
,
mans
claim
to
have
hands
of.
the
Japanese
although
unit
of
thU-fire
porrful
larc
numbers
to
view
the
par-3,f
manufactured
ade
and
attend
at
the
cenotapn
conUnue
United
States
LnooiaoUvw
being
ukir,
thmu.h
ih..
im.
warplane
4l
nWV4sVVSaTwV
"JrvfB
1
1
1
v-
-
w
w
-
uflCAUtMU
whi
h
they
to
pound
at
the
enemy.
ure
jteedlni
strung
nriwi'mn.
deep
of
njurin
nnn
;mt.t
"
SHIPS
FOR
'r
last
ten
days.
Rus-(
'
s
rialnu,
the
Nails
have
v
thousand
men
in
the
.
mnn
oftrnsive
on
the
::"iit
ia
the
heaviest
of
New
INVASION
.wuiiiat
fteoUpoi
...
lit
tfliscLrsv
I'rnnl
Onlv
Their
Urk
Is
lloldin
Second
Front
Offenle
ly
Allies
j:
Somewheie
south
of
vs
he
Soviet
Informa-
LONDON.
June
15.
-
Only
a
nr
ui
iinrtaai
nf
.o.irv.
U
dclavtnc
the
.....
i
.
iii
i
i..n.iA
nt
rimr
salrl
a
orovprnents
over
u:.u
inianur
nme
urcii
nureu
uhmnu
-
.
l
,
.
i
o
.
i
,..
trk
arid
Ihplr
hnmncp
in
those
who
nomy'
....
'hmnnht
lmnrovcd
It
earn
latest
design.
They
contain
a
Addressing
the
gathering
of.
number
of
new
features
and
Im-
some
tw0
hundred
persons
at
the
a
similar
type
cemetery.
Col.
Strachan
.
said
In
i
tk..
,
.
i.
n
rwrrfui
oa
Ger-
the
direct
supervision
of
John
funded
:
.
ii
'
k
linuiini
pIiwmI
in
.vii.Mii
thp
invasion
win
com-
"
v-,-.
-
-
he
had
been
In
battle
one
of
i
to
penetimle
the
Soviet
many'..
As
soon
as
the
ships
arc
Robert,
chief
of
motive
power
Bunyan.s
characters
says
.
.
...
-J
Mr
antilnmnt
fnr
the
com-
friend
t
I
Kronen
I
The
tnder
hM
"P61
and
bearing
-
d
them
out
Heavy
Rus-
mence
'ln-
weapons
,
IWrTrtZl
Oer-
Tfd
LouU
Mountbattcn.
leader
for
11..600
Imperla
ga
teo
orable
m
j
plung;
plunge
.hanlied
forces.
The
Suv-
of
lhc
BrltUh
commandos.
Is
uacK
-
"
,ce
then
swng
Into
a-
Zom
United
SUto.
where
he
con-
Among
the
new
.
,
for
a
smoother
riding
.ngtno.
louowea
oy
.uu
leftacr8
ln
rc6ara
mi
h
""'.The
driving
wheels
are
equipped
"P1?
aua,
n
plans.
lth
tever
principle
ir.ive
tne
enemy
dck
uiere.
-
reduces
,
the
strain
nf
of
.h
the
ih,.r
M
e
.Vi-
the
VlttUon
.U...tLr.n
nn
on
the
the
hiimj
"
...
sorely
John
this
It
U
calcuiaiawa
itnesc
';
the
spcaker
con
motives
wm
naui
ijjw
Bru
...
o
,rihllt.
ta
lhose
inc.
.f-...,--
...i
i.
Uhmi
dor
as
they
fought,
in
peace
-
-
-
are
cyimaer.-
nv-s
elm,
tnat
73"
diameter,
pressure
,
i
n..
ffnrf
vew
trees
shade.
per
square
men
"
.nff
thfi
address
-nd
the
U
I
,VUV
pWMtiMW
-
engine
inches.
and
tender
01
feet
four
Port
Darwin
Raided
Again
hymn
"O
God
Our
Help
In
Ages
past"
the
firing
party
irom
tne
MMiand
Reclment
saluted
with
three
vollevs
after
which
the
dec
oration
of
graves
with
flags
and
mnnies
was
carried
out
by
mem
hin
nf
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Emnlre.
Mrs.
William
Rout
Charles
...nil
nreslrtent
of
the
WOmCll'S
PORT
DARWIN,
June
15,
j
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
rm
anikH
intercpntor
olancs
niireri
a
wreath
at
the
flagstaff.
,
..
.
i
,
.
.
...
on
Sunday
headed
off
an-
."Reveille"
was
sounded
by
Bugler
other
Japanese
air
raid
on
1
Ranee
and
the
service
ended
witn
Fort
Darwin,
shooting
aown..Taod
Save
tne
rung.'
Mrs.
v.
four
out
of
25
approaching
stuart.
Regent
of
Queen
Mary
planes
and
saving
the
city
chapter
conducted
mc
service.
from
effective
attack.
Today
was
the
third
successive
u.y
ti
&m.uiau
j.
nf
nttark
on
Darwin.
There
have
been
a
few
casualties
but
slight
damage.
Swedish
rifle
club
members
fired
over
8,000,000
cartridges
In
practice
finrintr
1941
compared
with
5,800,000
fired
In
1040.
Went
ian
Reports,
Claiming
Heavy
British
Naval
I
Big
Damage
At
Cologne
Is
Admitted
Yesterday
Charles
Knapple
of
Bella
Coola.
on
a
charge
JOT
MIQ
ncvuvnai
ayowxit
uj
it
-
--
I
iuuuvug
following
cuun.--uii
conviction
vi
These
Locomotives
are
of
the
firing
salute
and
the
sounding
ol
.
;s-?n
rented
nmt"
AL
in?
CTcJUClVly
UlC
new
uuiiaii
.
.
....
,
grJuna
coricrated
Very'to
nine
months'
Imprisonment
by
With
the
acquisition
f
this
fleet
was
by
of
motive
power,
the
Canadian
Rev.
James
u.
ainson,
aean
oi
-uuSe
X
Natloml
Railways
will
be
making
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
Court
at
the
week-end.
T
W
another
contribution
to
Canada's
while
Lieut.
H.
Strachan,
V.C..
Brown
acted
as
counsel
for
the
de-war
effort
as
these
engines
are
M.C..
officer
commanding,
Edmon-
fence,
the
prosecution
being
con-urgently
required
to
haul
Increased
ton
Fusiliers,
delivered
the
Decor-
ducted
by
W.
O.
Fulton.
l'n
traffic
riu
In
war
conditions.
at
Inn
Dav
address.
There
Was
a
4-8-4
type,
to
be
known
as
tne
the
Last
Post.
The
Midlands
nana.
U
I
I
ii
Mr
aeries'"
.4.-
-.nrl
and
are
ar
nf
of
the
the
armmnanled
mmr.A
f
the
Via,
Vivmn
hymns.
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
l
t,ck
as
Maraiia.
8im.ua
British
spokesman
Saturday.
The
o
Locomoiive
'
part:
,,k.,
rnnim...
hu
ifMt
tirttuh
nnd
United
SUtcs
land
piarw
ana
-wiulh.ii
"Aiier
h
w
a
&
tar
GERMANY
BOMBED
LONDON
Reconnaissance
planes
dropped
bombs
at
several
points
hi
Germany
during
daylight
at
the
week-end,
it
was
au-
'To
my
bequeath
my
thoritatively
reported,
but
there
these
hon-'
was
no
large
scale
Domoin;.
a
Into
the
i
southwest
coast
town
was
bomD-
ii
.i...
nt
Hnnth
And
sn
rtieQI
rH
hv
the
l.uliwalle
ana
mere
anotlier
of
that
great
band
of
j
was
some
damage
and
casual-men
who
In
time
of
national
stress,
ties.
The
Royal
Air
Force
last
.r.
in
he
found
In
the
service
of
nitht
attacked
airdromes
in
their
country
WhlCh
UH-i,
fnnorolt
r
or
ccriiLU&ica
uuumj
iuu.w,
,
.
.
'"reatly
on
en0
h
and
RmJn
Ton?"
w.s
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
'S1;
triors
have
come
home
carried
uncharged
retaining
Its
speed.
The
inclusion
Qn
thplr
and
untu
the
he
KallnTn
area
there
was
a.
Summary
sumnviry
Oreat
War
it
was
custonary
between
arUllery
and
In-
American
Ampr,Mn-72300
72.500
pounds,
pounds,
10.4c
".T
77hs
lor
opposing
sides
to
can
a
nar.
orcea
on
Saturday
and
one
and
"a
14c
and
nnrt
ia.5c
10.5c
and
and
14c.
14c.
i
rom
.ulc
"
:;
Z
to
hostilities
In
order
that
proper
li
id
Oermana
were
killed,
m
dive
bombers
hove
a
rui
Oerman
military
trains.
Naval
Warfare
K-.al
warfare
has
also
broken
the
Black
Sea
where
the
A
Lai
uiiu
.
lHnniMnn
inn
ri'MiKL.i
mi
r
ui
but
.
.
i
,uw""'
"
"
and
decent
burial
couia
De
anora-flow
,u
of
steam
and
Increasing
the
tractive
effort
with
ultimate
fuel
ca-
h,
h
..v.
..-,
-
conditions
to
Holland
and
railway
yards
Abbeville
in
occupied
France.
at
TURKEY
IN
LIMELIGHT
LONDON.
Reuters
dispatches
from
Ankara
report
four
United
States
bombers
are
at
Ankara
airport
after
having
run
out
of
fuel
following
a
bombing
raia
on
Axis
bases
along
the
Black
Sea.
A
German
bomber
has
also
been
forced
down
in
Turkey,
and,
like
the
Americans,
has
been
interned.
Presence
of
fighting
aircraft
of
both
sides
over
and
near
Turkey
suggest
that
the
nation
may
soon
be
drawn
into
the
NEW
TORPEDO
PLANE
WASHINGTON
A
new
type
of
torpedo
plane
with
average
speed
of
279
miles
per
hour
and
1,100
mile
range
was
used
in
the
Battle
of
Midway
Island
against
the
Japanese.
Between
the
Coral
Sea
and
Midway
Island
battles
the
Japanese
lost
67
vessel.,
Including
half
of
their
known
aircraft
carrier
strength.
TREATED
AS
GUERRILLAS
BERLIN
Germany
threatens
to
treat
Free
French
forces
In
North
Africa
as
guerrillas
ami
impose
reprisals
against
them.
JAPANESC
ADVANCING
TOKYO
Japanese
forces
are,
making
further
headway
In
central
China.
The
object
Is
evidently
to
obtain
control
ot
railways.
I
THIRD
LIEUTENANT
Young
Residence)
Well
Known
Home
On
Fourtli
Ave.
West
Has
Changed
Hands,
It
Is
Announced
w.
M.
Watts
has
purchased
the
residence
on
Fourth
Ave.
West
of
Otto
C.
Young
who
Is
leaving
here
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Young
has
been
transferred
to
Vancouver
ln
the
service
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Canada.
GOLD
FOR
BRITAIN
All
of
the
gold
produced
by
tho
Belgian
Congo's
71
mines
goes
to
Great
Britain.
L
OSS,
Suggest
Movement
Stemmed
Scene
of
Engagement
On
Fascist
Threshold
Between
Sar-
,lin!n
T.
.
t
..
I
t
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4
CI
tlX.l.1
T.
J
1
uiniu
uiiu
lumaia
.vais
iVlltrull
mtUCKCU
lirlllSIl
Fleet
A
MtnnitifT
con
nnrl
nit
Vo.fl
,,.V.
Tl
1
1.
-
c
P
mwim
c-ii
uuu
an
uaiuc,
.
iliv.ll
UI1
tllU
lllUe
01'
Axis
claims,
the
only
information
available
thus
far,
1
l.
4
C
i
i
sircius
iu
uv
otciiiuiL'u
iroiii
a
major
strategic
move
oi
tne
LONDON.
June
15.
-
The
AUi
U
wag
fc
M
dit
ZSrSZt
JS-1
doorstep
between
the
Italian
island
of
Sardinia
and
the
age
of
the
recent
Royal
Air
coast
of
Africa.
Location
of
battle
strength
and
composi-
For-e
ut.c
i
raid
on
v.
the
industrial
-
won
given
Dy
-
nome
ior
tne
Aiuea
citv
of
Cologne.
Three
thous-
naval
force
and
reckless
expendl-
-1
JL
...--
n
-.!-.-
1
4t-
-
4
,
-
1.
1
and
nouses
were
aesvroyeu
.u.c
ui
m
mc
ntwcn
uu
it,
and
300
acres
in
the
centre
suggested
either
Italian
territory
of
the
city
devastated.
Two
itself
might
be
under
attack
or
the
hundred
and
fifty
factories
Allies
might
be
engaged
in
a
great
and
workshlps
were
destroyed.
transfer
of
strength
between
raltar
and
Suez.
The
Italian
High
(rnmand
claimed
2
cruisers.
1
destroyer
and
4
steamshlDs
had
been
sunk
out
of
lllllC
lUUlllllO
tu,n
iwu
u.iwsii
nrjH.h
ronvovs
cuinujrs
and
auu
a
a
battle-I
uanie-
I
VICTIMS
OF
SUBMARINES
U-Boats
Sink
Five
Allied
Vessels
Dot
Three
Undersea
Craft
Are
Disposed
Of
WASHINGTON,
WASHJLNU
IVJN,
June
June
15:
15:
I
Five
ive
PAf
Accoiilf
,hlp'
a,rcraft
ca"161--
tw0
cniisers'more
Allied
merchant
vessels
have
1
OF
r5SaUIl
and
one
destroyer
heavily
dam-
been
torpedoed
and
sunk
in
the
aged.
The
Italians
acknowledged
Atlantic
but
merchant
ships
them
twenty
planes
lost
themselves,
say-j
selves
have
sunk
three
enemy
,
,
..
Ing
that
operations
had
been
re-
submarines.
A
.
submarine
is
report-
Knappie
oi
isriia
uoowi
Down
in
County
Court
.
.
ed
to
have
been
sunk
by
a
Nor
wegian
freighter
landing
at
Mont-1
real.
Of
the
five
more
Allied
merch
ant
vessels
to
be
sunk
one,
was
seventy
miles
east
of
Brazil,
this
being
an
American
vessel-
Aun-
tlsrrshlp
has
beerflunkTrrineis'
oft
the
United
States
coast.
Two
other
vessels
have
been
sunk
ln
the
Caribbean
Sea
off
the
Dom
inican
Republic.
Off
the
Portu
guese
East
Africa
coast
a
Nor-
vessel
has
been
sent
to
the
Iwegian
bottom.
BIG
DRIVE
0NT0BRUK
Axis
Forces
Have
Started
All
Out
Campaign
For
British
Stronghold
In
Libya
CAIRO.
June
15:
A
diut-
storm
last
night
had
given
respite
'in
the
Battle
of
Libya
where
the
5
Germans
appear
to
be
making
an
j
all-out
drive
for
the
capture
of
Tobruk.
In
a
subsidiary
attack
on
.El
Adlm
the
enemy
had
been
turn-led
back.
However.
British
military
authorities
admit
they
are
not
j
satisfied
with
the
way
the
battle
lis
eoinz
although
British
head-
.
.
..
.
....
,
Quarters
announced
today
that
the
,,J:lhrttrJZ
Eighth
Army
was
attacking
Axis
army.
Third
lieutenant
is
an
established
rank
in
the
Philippine
army.
Young
Lim
was
graduated
from
the
United
States
Naval
Academy
at
Annapolis
last
December,
could
not
return
to
his
homeland
because
of
the
war,
so
he
joined
the
army
with
rank
of
third
lieutenant
and
was
attached
to
First
Filipino
Infantry
Battalion
now
In
training
In
California.
Iw
armored
forces
vigorously.
The
British
Eighth
Army
and
Royal
Air
Force
have
been
en
gaged
in
fighting
enemy
tank
col
umns
and
dive
bombers
ln
the
.
Battle
of
Tobruk.
The
enemy
Is
evidently
attempting
to
drive
a
wedge
towards
the
Mediterranean
between
Tobruk
and
El
Gazala
and
divide
the
British
forces.
There
Is
Increasing
heavy
pressure
by
the
enemy
south
of
Tobruk.
Thirteen
Axis
plane
were
brought
down
in
one
day
and
nine
British
machines
were
lost.
All
British
positions
are
intact
despite
heavy
attacks.
There
has
been
bombing
back
and
forth
all
along
the
Mediter
ranean
coast
of
Libya
and
Egypt.
Stewart
Banker
Is
Moved
South
C.
W.
Hadlleld
of
main
office
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
In
Van
couver
Is
to
succeed
o,
T.
oerman
las
accountant
o!
the
local
branch,
according
to
later
word
received,
here.
Recently
the
transfer
pt
Mr.
Oerman
to
Stewart
A3
.manager
was
announced.
The
manager
at
Stewart,
II.
V.
Littler,
Is
moving
to
Ashcroft,
4
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