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Airmen Fir* Shift\nia tUnning littlt.\u2014Pi jt T.\nCtBuf tt Trtitttt ky Latttry ta Start\nNtxt Mentti.-Pagt }.\n\u2022 e\nMITItH COLUMBIA CANABA-WtONSMAV MORNINO. MINI <7. tttt\nNUMBtR \u2022\nBRITISH, U.STTDRCES WIN SEA BATTLES\nTERRIFIC LOSSES\nHANDED NAZIS\nAT SEVASTOPOL\nWhole Column Wiped\nOut in Surprise\nKharkov Attack\nREDS OPEN DRIVE\nIN BRYANSK AREA\nBy HENRY C. CASSIDY\nAuoelittd Preu Staff Wrlttr\nMOSCOW, Jum 11 (AP)\u2014So-\nvltt forou counter ttttoktd in\non motor ef thi Khirkov tront\nyuttrdty ted In. tht, btttlt ttr\nStvittopol Indicted frightful Ion-\nu imtng thi 125,000 NuU itorm-\nIn-g furlouiiy ind futlUly tt tht\nBUck Sn ntvtl bate, the government eerly today.\nment innounced ttrly todty.\nSurprising thl Germans, Manhal\nTimoshenko's torcei wiped out In'\nentire enemy column in \u2022 ibirp\ncounter thrust ln the Khirkov tru,\nthl midnight communique reported,\nwhile ln other lectori ibout the\nbig Ukraine lndustrlil centre repeated Otrmin chirgei were\n\u2022muhed.\nWith then two fronU bluing\nwith tierce but itill Indecisive\nfighting, the Ruitimi launched I\nminor drive of their own in the\nlong-quiescent Bryansk lector, in\nSouthwut Moicow, md ln \u2022 spurt\nof ictivlty on the Lenlngrid Iront\nejected the Null from i itrongly\nfortified position.\nMore thin 400 Germani were re-\nported killed in thU engagement,\none of mmy which flared up and\ndown thl front yeiterday ai local\nipirring continued on a wideijing\ntcale.\nAnother 300 NuU were ilain ln\ntht Red Army'i counter itttck on\nE-flfcJRWfcWJfttOtv \u00bbnd ,39 .irmored vehicles ind four tanki were\ntestroyeii.\nIn Rtd Air Font ttttcki Frldiy, preiumably In tht Sevutopol battle, the Ruulini reported\nt 3000 ten triniport ind two mot\nor boati iunk, four tramporti tnd\ntwo patrol boaU dimiged, Thi\nSoviet tirmen ilio wera credited\nwith deitroylng 12 ttnkt, 100\nheevlly-lidin truoki tnd tn in\ntin railroad train.\nIn one imall corner ot the siege\nUnu it Sevutopol, Red Navy mar\nines broke Into Germm trenches\n} tnd killed 250 men, the high com*\nmind uld. Tui Newi Agency nld\nthree Infantry regiments ot perhipi\n7900 men wen exterminated in\nheivy Germin attacks that were\nrepulied. fifty tanks tae declired shattered.\nBefore tie DoneU River on the\n| Kharkov tront ln the Ukraine, 000\n1 Germani were lUted u killed in\nI vtin tuiulU by Held Minhil Fe-\ndor von Bock to (oree \u25a0 bridgehead.\n'V. S. PATROL BOMBERS IN ALEUTIANS BATTLE\n. PBY petrol bomberi of the U. S. navy, shown winging their wty over Cape St.\nElks, Alaska, are among the forces pounding at the Jap invasion force off the Aleutian\nIslands, where a third major defeat for the Japanese navy is in the making.\nOnly United Effort\nto Soya Canada\nMontreal Club Told\nMONTREAL, June It (CP)-\u00bbOnly\nt \"united ind total tffort cm uve\nthit country from the horrori ind\ntirrorUm which now afflict the nitioni of Europe,\" Premier Godbout\nof Quebec uid lut night in in addreu before the annuil dinner ol\ntht Montreal Reform Club.\n\"The peril U it our doon,\" iald\nMr. Godbout, iddlng that \"only a\nclose union of ell Canadlani, irrc-\nipectlve of origin or creed, cm\nichieve thli end, (victory) in full\ncooperation With Canada's allies.\"\n27 JAP BOMBERS\nATTACK DARWIH\nFOR FOURTH TIME\nDriyen Off Without\nCausing Serious\nDamage\nAustralia, Jum IT (Wednudiy)\n(CP.> \u2022\u2014 Twenty-ieven Jipineu\nbomberi eicorted by 23 lighten\nattacked the Northern Auitrillin\ncity ot Dirwln tor the fourth time\nin four diyi yuterdiy but were\ndriven otf without causing serious\ndamage, Gen. Douglu MacArthur'i heidquirten reported todiy.\nIn Darwin's 19th raid, the Jipineie bomben covered the tame\nground, almoit bombhole tor bomb-\nhole, ai the day betore. Allied antiaircraft and flghteri kept them\nhl|her than 23,000 feet\nOn Allied Interceptor plane destroyed one Japanese bomber and\none fighter, a communique uid. Allied louei were two pilots md their\nplinei.\nDamage in Tuesday's raid wu deicrlbed ii \"negligible.\"\nAt the ume time, Allied plmes\nwere buiy in two other lectors, both\non the pirtially Jipaneie-occupied\nisland of New Guinei.\nFIRES STARTED\nAt Lee md Salamaua, on the\nNorthern coast of the island, heavy\nday and night attack! on enemy Installations were carried out. Allied\npilots scored direct hits and teveral\nflrei were itarted.\nOn the Southern coast, in Allied\nterritory, interceptor planei rose to\nmeet a force of 18 Japaneie tighten\nand destroyed four of them. Four ol\nthe Allied planei were reported\nraining.\n\"Thii action agalnit luperior number! prevented in ittack on our\nground Installations,\" the communique iald.\nNazi Prisoners Still\nFirm in Belief\nof Victory\nLONDON, June lt (CP) -\nWinterton, BBC correspondent\nln Ruult, rtporttd todty thtt\nilthough ht Ulked for houn to\ndoieni ot Germtn prUonen ln\nt Ruulin amp, \"hr-frand no\nrati dUbelief In t Qenfttt Vic.\ntory.\"\ni * mmmm tm **f*_m.\"\\\ntitling thtt tf \u2022 German officer'\nmirched In ind give a ihtrp\norder, \"in five secondi tbe priionen would be \u2022 lighting unit\nonce again, ind would cheerfully go out Into the neighboring village tnd itart imuhlng,\nburning md looting ill over\nigiin.\"\nCANADA PLAN TO\nMAKE SYNTHETIC\nRUBBER CERTAIN\nCapacity Sufficient\nfpr Military\n. Need* ,\n_tr--____v__Y: _\u00a3\u25a0\u2022**\n\" WAtHI^TON, Jun. \u00ab (C*.\nThousands Spellbound as Submarine\nTorpedoes Two Ships Near Shore\nBudapest Scene\nof Protests\nat Expulsions\nBERNE, SwiUerUnd, June lt (AP)\n\u2014Anpy crowd! githered ln thi\nstreets of Budapest todiy for demonstration! against Rumania's tx-\npuli-on of hundredi ol Hungarians\nfrom their homei ln the Rumanian-\ncontrolled pirt of Tnmylvinli.\nPrivate advicu from Budapeit\nlaid there wera no dUorden, but\npublic feeling ran high following\nthe declaration ot Premier Nlcholai\nKalley yeiterdiy thit Hungiry\nwould fight \"to the deith\" rather\nthin give iny of Transylvania back\nto Rumania,\nIndignation wu especially directed against the Rumanians for allegation they bid seized food from\nthe Tnmylvinli Hungarians without giving them either recelpti or\npaymenti.\nThe Italian and Germm press,\nmeanwhile, gave a new Indication\nthat the two ienlor AxU partners\nfivored Ruminii in the Balkan\nquarrel by giving lavish praise tq\nthe Ruminiin dictator, Antoneicu,\n\u2022i i great soldier ind leider on the\nocculon of hii birthdiy.\nBy HARRY NASH\nAuoelited Pnu Stif Writer\nNORFOLK, Vi, Jum 16 (AP)\n\u2014An enemy tubmarine torpedoed\ntwo Urge American merchmt\nihlps yeiterday within view ol\nthouiandi of personi who itared\nleiward spellbound a bombing\nplmu, i Navy blimp ind a half\ndozen Nival lurface ihips roired\nover the irei ln search o[ the\ndiring undenea nider, dropping\nbombs md depth chargei thit\n\u2022ent huge geysers of water iky\nwird.\nThe Navy hae1 no comment as lo\nthe fite of the submarine In announcing the Iwlr. ilUck todiy.\nOnly one man was killed In the tor-\n| pedotag, which occurred about 30\nNazi Dive Bomber\nDestroyed\nin Convoy Attack\nLONDON, June 16 (CP)\u2014The\nAdmiralty innounced tonight thit\none German dlvi bomber wu destroyed tnd thrtt otheri wen\ndriven off In in uniuccettful ittempt to itttck t Brltlth convoy\noff thi Southwut Cout of Eng.\nlind lut night There win no\ncuuiltiei nor dimige on the Brltlth thlpt.\nThe tuutW bf the Cinidlin government'! lynthttle rubbtr pro-\n< gram wu itrgtiy inured htrt\ntodiy whtn priority rating! tn\nthe necetury miehlnu tnd tech-\nnUtl equlpmtnt win granted on\ntbt umi totting it for U. I.\nplinth.\nIt wu reported thit the Cinidiu rubber pltnt it Sarnii, Ont.,\nexpecU to be In production within\nt yeir. It will hive i top capicity\nof 34,000 toni i yur, sufficient tor\nCtntdi'i miliUry needi but with\nno bilince for civilian uses.\nTht Sirnii pUnt will uie pttroleum u the bue commodity but,\nln cooperation with the rubber tu-\nthorltlei of the United SUtu, the\nCmadian Government li investigating the practicability ot miking\nrubber trom ilcohol.\nUnder the priority rating gnnttd\ntodiy, the Canadian Plmt will have\nequal treatment with American\nplanls ln the distribution pt machinery and equipment In addition\niome iteel end other miterliU re\nquired for comtruction pt thl plint\ntUo will bt mtde available by Americtn authorities.\nTht U. S. hu embirked dn i gigantic progrim to fabricate synthetic\nrubber with it least $850,000,000 of\ngovernment fundi mide available\nto fir. It hu been estimited thit\n28.000 to 30,000 torn will be produced thli year, 900,000 in 1943 tnd\n800,000 'in 1444. Ai ln tht. Canadian plan, tht Americtn lynthetic\nproduction will be augmented by\nrubber mide from alcohol hut UIU\nU lirgely in experlmentil proceu\nto fir.\nBIO ARMY Will\nHIT PRODUCTION\nDECLARES HOWE\nBalanced Distribution\nof Mqnpower\nNeeded\nURGE ARMY NOT\nBIST ASSISTANCE\nOTTAWA, Junt II (CP) - A\n-htUiwtd\" dlttrlbutlon ef mm\nptwtr whloh weuld inturi eonttn-\nunion tf Ctntdt In tht rait tf tr-\nttml fer tbt Unittd Nttlom wu\n\u2022dvoctttd In tht Houm if Com\nmom todty by Munltloni Mlnltter\nHtwt.\nIictuia tht rtqulrtmtntt ef\nWtr ltd ttrtttgy might luddenly\nplut ntw dementi ueen Ctnidi\nht conttnded that the Govern\nmint ihtvld bt glvtn frttdem tt\ntet In iny tmtrgtney.\nHt ipoke In rapport of Prime Minliter Htckenlle King'i motion (or\nucond retdlng of bill 10 which reptile lecUon thrtt of thi Nitlonil\nResourcei Mobilizition Act, removing the bin igiinst cilllng up mtn\nundtr tht ict for urvice outside\nCtntdt.\nHr. Howt uld hi believed thtt\n\"it IhU moment'' there wu nothing to Indicate thit men would be\nneeded for oveneu beyond thou\nwbo hive volunteered.\n( Rilling I lirgt trmy tt the \u00ab\u2022\npenie of production which' hu pltc-\n! td grut quintitles ot Cinidlin munltloni on every batth-front would\nriot bt tht but contribution Canidi\ncould mikt.\nTht plcturt ef Ctntdi'i wir if-\nfort wu btlng \"dltt.rted\" by thl\nemphiilipliced upon tht ont ldet\n\u2022t \u2022\u00ab\u25a0*<\u00ab\u2022* ttTM^fwy eviutu\n'.i1. *mm^_-mtr tetvt. tnt *1\nthought! of tht Pint Grett Wtr.\n.Mr. Howe uid non-cuenllil induitrlei were' being converted to\nwir work or cloied down to release\nmm for the war effort\u2014and thu\nwpuld continue.\nTht problem ftclng Cinida wu\nfinding tht but use thit could be\nmlda of IU minpower to help win\nthl wtr. Hi uld Canada wu luited\nto air training and no country\namong tht AlUed nttlom wia doing\nii much ln thtt regtrd.\nCinida produced more thm 40\nper cent of the iluminum used by\ntht United Nttoini and had \"tremendoui responsibilities\" In the producUon of nickel.\n\"I doubt whether any country hu\nrailed a finer irmy or raised in\ntrmy mort quickly thin hu Cmada\nunder the voluntary system. .. .\n\"Surely the only reuon to change\nin established system li thit the\nvoluntary lyitem has filled. But\nI ut no evidence it the moment that\n'.hat tyitem has filled.\"\nMEN NEED 8UPPLIE8\nFighting forces on the widely scattered fronti need put su plies of\nmiteriili from Canada whtre they\ndid hot need Canadian fighting men\nHe Mid thtrt could.be \"only one\niniwer\" when It ctmt to t decliion\nII between lowing production or\nbuilding up an trmy it t coit of\nmaintaining production volumt.\nBut military tnd strategic require\nmenu might chinge tnd It was ne\ncessary for the Government to hive\npower,\t\nStatement on Gas\nMay Be Made in\nHouse Today\nOTTAWA. June lt tCP)-Munitioni Miniiter Howe told the\nHouu of Commons todty bt ex-\npen ta mtkt t ititemeni on the\ng.tolini iltuition la tht Houu\ntomorww,\nSpeiking tn reply to t quutlon by N. I. M. Loekbirt (Con.\nLincoln) who liked lor Information on the guoline iltuition,\nMr. Howe uld reporu which hid\nippeired In Ihe preu within the\nput 48 houn were, so fit u he\nknew, unfounded, but he propoud miking i statement in thl\nHouu tomorrow.\nAge Limit for\nCall-Up lo\nBe Raised fo 35\nOTTAWA, Jum It (CP.)-Ae-\nHon to rain tht tga limit for tht\ncilllng up of mm for compuliory\nrnllltiry tervlce from JO to 35 li\ntxpected In tht Immtdlttt futun,\nIt wu letrned todty.\nThli ii in line with itatement\nmtdt in the Houu of Commoni\nseveral week! igo by Wir Services\nMinister Thorion who predicted\nsuch iction would bi tiktn in \u2022\nihort time.\nThe extenilon of the ige classes\neligible for compulsory call will\ntpply only to men who were unmarried or widowers without chll.\ndren In July, 1910. The next itep\nliter the calling ot ilngle men up\nto 83 is expected to be the cilllng\nof mirrled men, itarting with thou\nwho were 21 years old and married\nin July, 1940. .\nThe' callup age wu riUtd ln\nMarch from St to -30 but Iht M-to-30\nage group produced (ewer mtn thin\ntht 21-to-2S * grolip. The M-to-3!\ngroup Is not expected to produce as\nmtny ti the 25-to-30 group.\nThe ratling of the limit ii bellev\ned to hive become neceiury be\ncause the tuply of men eligible for\ncall under the present regulations\nIs about used up ln wme of the war\nlervicei divliioni.\nTwo Battleships\nBattered, Cruiser!\nSunk 6 Others Hit\nConvoys Deliver the Goods to Both Malta\nand Tobruk in Face of Heavy Attacks\nby Superior Enemy Forces\n\u25a0y DEW MIDDLETON\nAuociited Prm Stilt Wrlttr\nLONDON, Iur* 16 (API\u2014A joint Anglo-American AlrS\nForce, tided by warships of the Royal Ntvy, wts disdosnd*!\ntonight to have sunk one of Italy's two remaining heavy\ncruisers,left two Italian battleships battered tnd burning, tnd!\ndestroyed or damaged at least six other enemy warships in\nbattles which have churned the Central and Eastern Mediterranean since Saturday. (Also see pages 3 and 7).\nIt was the first officially-recorded participation of United]\nStates air forces in the Mediterranean theatre, now blaring\ninto full Summer activity. The Americans used four-motored\nLiberators\u2014the British name for Consolidated B-24't\u2014whilt\nthe RA.F. and the British?\nto act without limitation\nlm. _m\\ whtn'tht need treet.\nIfl\nNn.\nminutu apart. He was Rubin Red-\nwine of Philadelphia, Second Assistant Engineer aboard one of the\nshipi. There were 46 ln the crew of\nthe vesiel md 62 In the crew o( the\nother.\nThe first ship ittacked remained\nafloat until late last night md the\nother was towed into a port.\nSoldien, sailors ind coast guardsmen cleared the Virginia Beach (or\na itretch of 100 yardi In (ront o( i\nCoait Guard Station ind held back\nthe crowdi is 1 surf boat brought\nashore three empty UfeboiU ind I ISTANBUL, June 16 (AP.)\u2014An\nthe body of Rcdwlne, which wu | earth ihock itrong enough to iway\nfound floating about a half mile apartment bulldlngi wu felt ln Ii-\nfrom his ship. Hia shipmates be- tanbul at 8:45 a.m. today. The ihock\nlieved he wu hurled overboard by lasted more thin i minute, but no\nI.the explosion of the torpedo. . damage wu reported immediately.\nEarth Shock Felt\nin Istanbul\nApproximately IM women volunteer! will be tought to collect Information md mike out iugir ration cards for iugir rationing in\nNelton.\nMn. N. C. Stibbi will work with\nJ. A. Ballantyne. locil represent!\ntive of the, Wirtlme Pricei ind\nTrtde Boird, ln orginlilng the\nwork ln Nelion. Various women'i\norganizations will probibly be railed upon for volunteer!.\nMr Ballantyne returned Tuetdiy\nnight from Vineouvir with tht Informition nccuury to proceed with\nthe orginlutlon. He expliined thtt\n\u2022 home to houie cenvui would hi\nmidt to obUIn thi Informition necessary tnd thit ibout 119 volunteer! would be needed to do'thii\nwork.\nThen, with the InformtUon tt\nhind, iomt 75 volunteer! would be\nneeded to transfer this informition\nto ration cards.\nTht -mrt, will bt undertaken\nwhen ipllcitlon formi trrlve, Mr.\nBallantyne itated.\nOTTAWA, June lt (CP)-Byrne\nHope sinden, Dirtctor of thi Wartlmt Pricei tnd Trade Hoard's consumer branch, ttld todty prelimlntry orginintlon U completed tor\ntransferring tb sugar ration cards\nof information contained on the application forma which ire to bi\nfilled out by Ctnidltni.\nTwtnty thouiand women now are\nbtlng \u25a0ought to do tht trtutl transferring of InformtUon, Mlu Sinden uld. Thty will work In diy\nor night ihlfU Junt 28, 28, 29, tnd\n30.\nChinese Take\nHeavy Toll\nof Jap Columns\nCHUNKING, Juni 16 (AP) -\nTht Chlneu High Command innounced tonight \u2022 further Japan.\niu idvance In Eut Klingtl prov-\nlnce, but Indicited'the Chlneu\n\u2022ra exacting i huvy toll from\nJtptntu columni itrlvlng\nto clou t plnceri en tht Chikl-j\ning-Klingil rallwiy,\nA communique utd the Chineie\nabandoned Kwangfeng, 15 miles\nwithin Kiangsi, on Sundiy tfter in\nall-night battle ln which the Japanue, thrusting Wutwird ilong the\nrailway, suffered more thm 1,000\ncuuiltiei.\nAn Army spokesman uld the gap\nbetween thli invading column md\nmother driving Eastward through\nKiangsi hid been reduced to SO\nmUu.\nThe communique utd thi Chlnue\nhid seized ihe initiative In the\nNancheng region, iomt 40 mllu\nSouth of the rallwiy, ind were\nstorming the city, which the Japanese ciptured t few days igo.\nASKS OFFENSIVE\nA government ipokeimin urged\nthe Immediate launching ot a major\nPiclflc offenilve ihould be given\n\u2022t least equil coniideration with\npossible drives ln other wir Ihea-\ntru.\nJapan, he uld, miy become \"the\nmoit difficult of the Axis powen\nto defeit\" if the United Nitioni\n\"continue to be complacent\" towird\nher.\nFleet Air Arm flew torpedo-\ncarrying planes, bombers and\nfighters in the extensive action.\nSpecial communlquu trom thi R\nA. T. Commind ln Cairo tnd from\nthe Admiralty md Air MinUtry in\nLondon piled up the lmpreulve reporU of Allied luccessei ifter two\ndiys of extravagint AxU clams\nof the smutting of two grett convoyi, bound from both Cut ind\nWeit for MllU md Tobruk. The\nGermim and Italians, ln ill, boasted\nthit | total of 16 Allltd veueli, Including eight crullers or deitroyen,\nhid bttn iunk md Oct tt other\nships had been damiged, iome ol\nthem being cilled tottl loues.\nReplying to thli, tht Admlratty-\nAir Miniitry communiqut innounced tonight thit the convoyi had delivered the good! to both Malta ind\nto Tobruk, thi Afrlcin deiert but*\nlon, in the (ace of the heaviest kind\nof ittacki by superior enemy navil\nand Air Forcei.\nBy LARRY ALLEN\nALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Jum 16\n(AP)\u2014Amerlcm heivy bomberi\nhivi intend thi Mediterranean\nSei wir In ilimbing fuhion, icorlng dirtct hiU on two Italian bat-\ntlithlpt, thru crulien tnd ont dt.\nitroyir, tnd probibly mother deitroyer.\nPowerful Liberator bomberi with\nR.A.F. planes amicked what might\nhive been in attemp by the Italian\nfleet to destroy a Britiih convoy\nin the Central Mediterranean.\nKnowing the Italian fleet had left\nTaranto md wai heiving South-\nEutwird, American bomberi, In\nFrance's Fallen\nSaluted In 1\nParis by R.A.F.\nLONDON, Junt 16 (CP Cable.)\u2014\nOn the eve of the iecond innlver-\nsary of the fall ot France the Air '\nMiniitry dlicloied todiy thit the\nRoyil Air Forct hid taluttd\nFrance'! fallen with \u25a0 streaming.\ntricolor tosied over the Arc de Trl-\nomph md the tomb of the Unknown\nSjildltf |n PtrU. ,. 1 .. . '. . -A\nTht. Miniitry wld thtt a fart\nBeiufighter on an audadouf lone I\n(light hedge-hoped into the heart el I\nParU and iwung twice icrou tht\nbroad Champs Elysees ibove tht .\nheadi of the noonday crowds.\nDropping IU tribute to France'i '\ndeid on the flrit duh tlong the\nivenue, the plane, piloted by t 71*\nyeir-old ' Engllihmm, circled t\nchurch tower ind returned to pew'\ncannon fire Into thi Nizl populited\nMarine Ministry ind drop mother\ntricolor there.\nThe trip from t Britiih ilrport'.\ntook 214 hours md the only oppoiition encountered consisted of't ftw\ntracer bullets fired from fictory topi\nIn the ParU ouUklrti.\nGiant Gun Used by\nGermans in\nSevastopol Battle\nMOSCOW, June 17 (Widnu\ndiy). (AP)\u2014A glint gun, ilmiltr\nto tht \"Slg Berthi\" with which\ntht Germans ihillld Pirii In thl\nflrtt Great Wtr, wn uld hy thi\nRuulini' todiy te hive bein\n\u2022mong tht mined irtillery with\nwhich thl Null .helled Sevtito\npel yuterdiy.\nconjunction with R.A.F. torpedo\nplinei openting from Libyan and\nother bases, immedlitely took off In\nsearch of Mussolini's warships.\nA young BritUh R.A.F. reconnaissance pilot told me how American\npilots got their flnt chance to give\nthe Duce'i fleet \u2022 belting.\nOkanagan Lake\nRity Continues\nPENTICTON, B. C. June 16 (CP)\n\u2014the waters ot Okanagan Like oontinued to rise today, lncreulng the\nthreit of floods (or Penticton end\nKelowna, but Penticton Creek\nwhich brought i devastating flood\nto Penticton last Empire Day, hed\nbeen held In check by work crewi.\nThe creek flooded IU bank yei*.\nterday it several placet within the\nbusiness ireu of Penticton, but\nilnce then the witen hive receded.'\nSI. Laurent Says French Not Going\nto Be Assimilated; Backs Bill\nOTTAWA, June 16 (CP) -\nJuitlce Minister St. Laurent told\nthe Houie of Commoni tonight\nthtt 175 yeira of Britiih connection hid concluiively ihown that\nthe 9,000,000 Cmadimi of French\norigin \"are not going to be asslm-\nUited.\"\nHe ipoke In support of bill 80\nwhich will enable the government to enforce conscription (or\noveneu service by order ln council.\n\"I im convinced that we all want\nto win the war,\" he said, \"and that\nwe ire ill prepired to iubmit to\n\u2022ny meuure which may be absolute neceiury for that purpose.\n\"tto thinking penon can have\nmy objection to the government\nresorting to conscription (or over-\nwu lervice jn the event o( absolute neceulty.\"\nThe Juitlce Minister waa frequently\" appliuded throughout his\nipeech. He received an ovation\nfrom memberi of all parties it the\ncloie when Prime Minliter King\nwalktd over md ihook hli hmd,\nMr. St Laurent expreued regret\nthit Hon. J. P. A. Cirdln hid re\nTriniport In promt igilnit tht '\nbill, tnd criticized Mr. Ctrdln'i.\nipeech In explanation.\n\"In spite of the difficulties which\nthe future may hold ln itore for\nthe memberi of this government I\nfelt It was my duty to carry my portion of whatever reiponilhtilitiu\nmight be involved,\" he laid.\nOther Quebec memben were opposing the measure.\n\"Might I suggest to my colleaguel\nIn thii House Irom my own province that they know as well as I\ndo. their constituents are not fully\nInformed of the present situation,\"\nsaid Mr. St. Laurent.\n\"Tht truth le thit conicrlptlon\nor no conicrlptlon for oveneu\nttrvict li ot very little practical\nconiequence at tha preient time.\"\nBill 80 was a logical consequence\nof ihe vote registered In the plebiscite and the attitude of those wno\nfavor its adoption and of those who\nare opposed to it is perhaps also the\nlogical consequence of the way in\nwhich electora themselves divided\non thai plebiscite.\"\nSuch division were unfortunate |\nbut were unavoidable and shoult\nsigned hit portfolios of Worki tnd I not be looked upon ai discouraging\u25a0\n!J____M_l____A_j__________l\nf^UJ^^^^^^^^^^^^\n -\n.\nfat two\nI. E.Coles Heads Old Timen;\nlie July 22; Seek Print History\nB Diitrict OU Timen Ano-, told Mitt of oldtlmen Hvtag ud\nhtrt Tuetdty tight tt in j dud, whs pioneertd tbt Kooteniy.\nI meeting colored with remin\net tht DUtricf i put eleet-\nIV.' I. Coin to tht PreHdency,\nI madt pnliminuy irrmflfflenti\nHi tnnutl picnic July tt Tbt\nI Timeri ilso took thi tint itep\nthe poulblt publuhing ot\nof tbt hiitory ot John\nNelion'i tint mtyor.\ntil tltcted wen S. Q. Bliy-\n, W. K. .Wing, Al Tregillui, John\nnberg tnd Thomu McKecknlt,\nPreildenti; W. & Colu,\n\u25a0Wkltnt; D. H. Proudfoot, Vlci-\n\u25a0uldent; Oeorge Honteid, Secre-\nKr. A. C Bmory, Treuurer, M\nK Domldion, T. L Irwin, Aid Rou\nHoming. W. BL foiter, E. W. Wid-\nIbWion, J. R. Huntir, J. A. McDon-\nLd, Chirlu Morrii, Chirlei r Mc\n\u25a0udy wd Thomu Brown.\nptTORY RIADY\nMY FALL\nI fttpintlon of the eontempltted\npDltory of Neleon\" wu progreii\nkg, ud would pouibly be ready\nv'MH Hiitorim R. 0. Joy reported. He hid preiented \u25a0 hiitory\nm tht colorful cireer ot John Houiton, tnd Secretary George Honteid\nreported printing pricei of $112 35\nplui tix for 500 coplei ind 1141.79\ntor 1000 coplei hid been rtetlvtd.\nBk Secretary, D. H. Proudfoot, tnd\nIL C. Donaldion ot Stlmo were ip-\nuted t committet to Interview\nCity Council uking wlitrtct\nfimncing tht project.\nMr. Joy la prtuntlng hli report\nht htd uncovered In obtaining ot\nttrnL Ont elderly ltdy ht Interviewed, being told \"no\" whu iht\nuked tt tht hiitory mi complete\nbrokt Into tun, uying \"I wuted\nto ntd thtt hiitory befon I died.\"\nSix dtyi ltttr __N wu deid.\nTht nport touched ott t period\nat reminiKencing tnd many new\nulei ot tht old diyi ud cbaraottn\nchanged handa. A minutu illtnot\nfer those old umtn who htd \"put\nbeyond\" tlnct lut yttr wu obierved. A roll ot It of thott, whe htd\npined wu reid by tbt Secretary.\nThii Included R. J. Elliott, A. H.\nGreen, J. T. Kilby, T. Cottlnghim.\nT. Gomer Jonet, J. C. Riley, Pit\nLing, W. McOulre, C T\u00a3 Gi\u00a7non,\nAl Terrlll, John Jickmtn, 1\\ W.\nJirvli, Jtck Vlvitn, Mickey Byru,\nW. C Brown, Thomu Line, Eli Sut-\ncl.ffe, Jouph Grondin, A. Upotnt.\nW. C. Kettlewell, John WUton tnd\nJimes Henderson.\nTerming the Historian's efforti \"\u2022\nviluibli work\", Aid. Ron Fleming\nthanktd Ilr. Joy on behalf of the\nAuoclation.\nA letter requesting uie ot Like-\nside Pirk for July 12 tor the annual\npicnic will be wnt to the City Council it wu decided. Picnic chairmen\n\u2022ppointed wen Aid. Fleming, muilc,\nChirlei Morrii, iporU, ind W. E.\nColli, registration.\nFlmnclil itatement presented by\nTreuurer A. C. Emory revealed recelpti were $89, dliburtementi $11.1]\nend the bmk bilince $101.10.\nHuns C\u00abt Wind Up\nOvtr Thrtot\nof Allied Invasion\nLONDON, Junt M (CP>\u2014Tht\nFrtt French Pre* Service doctored\ntodty Germmy ii to -ntrvout tttt\ntht potability ot *\u00bb Allied eftta-\n\u25a0avi ta *\u2022 Wut\" thtt tt* guat af\ntht Miginot Uat htvt beea it-\nverted ud ntw tortifktitoni m*\nbeing ballt tlong tht Rami Ike\nitatement declared tht German\nHigh Command hu ordered ipecltl\n\u2022nil-commmdo uniu, equipped lor\nband-to-hmd tnd itreet fighting,\nto bt itatloned tt major polnti\nilong tht cout\n-'\u20221 Vi \u00bb\u00bb.. i\n\u25a0-MISON DAILY NtWS Iff LtCN t . -WIDNIIOAY MORNIM* JUM 17.\n.A.F. Attacks\njrmany\nLONDON, Jun^lT (Wednudiy).\n|-\nImmidiite orginlutlon of u Al-\nuku Wir Council to mobilize civiliin minpower tnd resources to\nlupport defence of thit territory\nwti directed todiy by Interior\nSecretary Hirold Ickei.\nGovernor Erneit Gruening will\nbe Chilrmin ot tht Council which\nwill cooperiti cloiely with military luttiorltlei ln putting the territory on t full prepiredneu footing\nLavalee Captured\nat Vancouver\nvAwcouvra, t_* ii (cm-\nWhilt u inttntivt mtnhunt wu\nln progreu for two men who etctped trom Otktlla Priton Firm\nln nttrby Burnaby lut night,\nChirlu Lavtlee, 21, who uctptd\nfrom the priion Hty t> wtth Albert\nMuifelt Jr, wu rectpturtd by police in t downtown rooming houu\ntodiy.\nMuifelt b itlll tt targe.\nMlki Glowiky, M, ud Lloyd\nClirke, 19, uied \u2022 imuggled hick-\nuw blade to cut the bir of t priion\nwindow md mike their escape lut\nnight. No trice hu yet been found\nof them, deipite I wlduprttd\nleirch.\nAPPLEDALE\nAPPLBDALE. B. C-Mn. A. O.\nWiUon ud daughters, Pitrlcii ind\nAmy, viilted Nelion.1\nMn B. Shiw, who iptnt tht Wtn\nttr with hir ion md diughter-ln-\nla vr, Mr. ud Mn. J. Shiw of Trill\nhu returned to her home hen.\nW. M. Jonei ot Appledale viilted Wlnliw recently.\nRaymond Burkitt of Appledile\nviilted Wlnliw.\nOordon Eftodi wu the weekend\ngueat ot hli pirenti, Mr. md Mn.\nEftoda ot Appledale.\nAlee Fomenoff who U employed\nit Slocin City, ia viiiting hii wife\nMn. Fomenoff of Appledile.\nW. Cant of Appledilt wu \u2022 recent ihopper in Nelion.\nMiki Poitnicoff, who li employed\nwith the C.P.R. wu the weekend\ngueit of hit pirenti, Mr. md Mri.\nP. Poitnlcotf ot Appledile.\nMn. Grltiihen ind children Polly\nmd Peter of Appledale have left\nto Join Mr. Gritchen it Golden.\nMlu Edm Cant of Appledale wu\na recent ihopper in Nelion.\nMr. md Mri. Alec Molaff, wno\nwen married recently it Apple-\ndale, hive left to make their home\nln Alberta. Mn. Moloff ii the former\nMiu Annie Poitnicoff of Apple-\ndill.\nF. Merrlam vliited Winlaw recenUy.\nAlec Perevenoft vliited hli wife\nof Appledale.\nMn. A. G. Wation and family of\nAppledale viilted Winlaw.\nMri. P. Burkitt of Appledale vilited Winlaw recently.\nGuide for Travellers\nNELSON'S LEADING HOTELS\nNEW GRAND HOTEL\nPHONE MR. AND MRS. PETER KAPAK, Propi. PHONE\nJS A In our new wing you may ehloy the fineit J**tX\nAJ \u25a0 rooms in the Interior \u2014 Bath or Shower. ** \u00bb\n8PECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH\nVANCOUVER, B. C, HOTELS\n\"YOUR VANCOUVER HOME\"\nDufferin Hotel\nSeymour St. Vancouvtr, B. C.\ndy n\nPho\nnu and elevator,\nA. PATTERSON, late ot\nColeman, Alta, Proprietor\nTRANSPORTATION\u2014Motor Freight Linos\nFREIGHT TRUCKS\nt\nLEAVE NELSON DAILY\nAt 10:30 t.m.\u2014Exeept Sunday\nTrail Livery Co.\nM H. MclVOR Prop.\nTrail\u2014Phone 135 NeUon\u2014Phone 35\nMatal-Midiel M W\nlo Vote for\nIW Secretary\nNATAL, B-C.-Nitd-ltitntl mem-\ntan ot Ikt _t_l Itcil No TJtl Of\nttt Unlied Mine Workeri ot America, mwibtflng wtll ovtr ICO, will\nWtt during ttt wtil os t new ttt-\nreury. Tht pceeent tterettry, Simla Wuvec eg Nttal lut htld tt*\npoeuua t( \u2022ccrttiry tor II ot Uw\nM yttn ttit hi hit btea connected\nwltt ttt Hicktl union tnd will bt\noppoied ty ttm Cngluh ot U__,\nt Mw-etntr to tht Miehtl minea\nDuring' ttt mm* ttat well over\n100 tantact mlntn will chooee t\ncheekwtlghmu from three ctn*-\nditet Ikt three eandidattt ire\nVince Podrttky, Start Chtta ot Nttal ud Prink Thomu ot MVefcil\nT. Podrttky, pruident, J. Tupper, vice-pmldmt tnd A. Podrmy,\nrteotdtr wtrt til voted ln uninl-\nmoutly at ttt lut union melting to\nhold office for mothtr term.\nCurtin tt Broadcast\nOwing to\nCrave Turn of War\nMBJOUBNI. Junt IT IWtdDtt-\ndtjl\u2014ICP)\u2014Prtmt Wntatar Curtin\nwill brotdcut tt Auitnlit ttlt tvt-\n_____\u25a0 \"owing tt ttt gnit tern al ttt\nwar ta tte Northern nimiiiHiV\nttt HertVi polltfcil torrtepoadeoi\n\u25a0id today.\nRossland Will\ntorn Supervision\nOfHrjtSdMOlS\nNIGHT BAIL\nWItTIRN INTIRNATIONAL\nTtcomt 11 11 \u2022\nSpokmt - I t 1\nJohnion md Spurgeon; Kittle,\nMoUtor CI). Daley (I) and Mytn,\nPoliter (I).\nPACIFIC COAtT\nStn rrtadtct - III\nLot AngilM 11 It I\nIpperly, Rtrrtl (I) tnd Ogro-\ndowikL Sprint (Hi Ratftaibtrger\nmd Todd.\nHollywood 10 11 I\nOakland I 10 1\nBittner md Breniel; Corbett, Aa-\ntnla (I) tnd Glenn.\nContinued Wet Weather Is Seriously\nAffecting Kootenay Crops\nKIMBERLEY\nKIMBBILKY, B. C\u2014 Mr. ud\nMil. W. Selby of Trtll ire fueiti\nof the former'i pgrenti, Mr. ind\nMn. C. Selby.\nMr. tnd Mn. C. Newmin lift\nFrldiy for Plnchtr Creek to it-\ntend the wedding of Mr. Neiimin'i\nbrother.\nJoe Panon returned to hli home\nifter ittending College ln Spokine.\nMr. md Mn. Oeorge Kent returned to Roisland tfter ittending\nthe funeral of the litter'i father.\nT. Mteiter.\nMr. md Mri. Tom Hirrobln ire\nholldiylng it Banff md Cilgiry.\nMr. ind Mri. J. Plttao left to\nipend \u2022 vication it Kelowni.\nMr. tnd Mra. A. Archlbild hive\nreturned from \u2022 holiday at Lethbridge.\nMri. O. I. Doddi ind her granddaughter left for her home ln Toronto,\nMr. ind Mri. A. Dutton ind Mr.\n\u2022nd Mn. H. Evam ire holidaying\n\u2022t Cilgiry.\nCorp. J. Barton ipent hli luve\nwtth frlendi here.\nA quiet wedding* wu lolemnlied\n\u2022t the Baptlit Minn it Crinbrook\nJune 9, when Thelma Irene Dyaon\nof Kimberley becime the bride of\nMelvin Eugene Almii. Rev. J. T.\nPiton officiated. The bride wore a\nblue afternoon dreu, with white\nacceuoriei md carried a bouquet\nof roses. Mill Berthi Phillipi who\nwu bride'i attendant., wore a\npaUley ifternoon dreai with nivy\nacceuoriei ind carried \u2022 bouquet\nof roses and fern. L, Almu wu\nbest man. Following the ceremony\n\u2022 reception was held at the honm ol\nthe bride's lister, Mri. Pocock. The\nroom waa prettily decorated md\nthe tablt wu centred with a three\ntiered wedding cike. Mr. md Mn.\nAlmu left for \u2022 trip to Calgary.\nFor travelling the bride wore a\nnavy blue iuit, with white iccei-\nloriei and a corsage of roiebudi.\nOn their return they will reiide\nin Kimberley.,\nJudge md Mn. H. W. Colgan of\nFernie, were Kimberley vlilton on\nTueiday.\n\u2022 Mill Margaret Redding of Victoria'is visiting here.\nMra. Fraser McKay returned from\nLoi Angelei.\nF. Fouett, of Vincouver ii viiiting hii mother, Mn. Meiiter.\nMn. T. H. McKeown hu returned home from Vancouver.\nMn. W. G. Neeve end chlldnn\nirrived here lut week trom Ontario.\nMr. ind Mn. E. D. Tiylor hu\nu gueata lut week, Mr. end Mn.\nA. W. Taylor of Loi Angeles.\nMr. ind Mn. A. Bryant hive left\nfor i holldey it the Cout While\nthere Mr. Brymt will represent the\nOdd Fellows Lodge it thi con.\nveotlon,\nHundreds of Creeks\nDie Under\nBrutal Nazi Rule\nLONDON, June. U (CP)-The\nGreek Government ln London de\nclired today hundredi of Greeki\nrecently have been executed by\nGermin, 'Bulgarian and Italian occupation forcei in an attempt to\ncurb persistent sabotage and it\nticki on foreign toldien.\nIt reported an Athena newipiper\nmnouncement of a \"large number\"\n\u2022shot the diy liter the Germin Juni,\n4 communique iald 300 hoitngei\nhad been taken. Five personi, it\ntdded, were ihot lite ln Mty for\nattacki on Italian toldltri and four\notheri for attempts to flee ibroad.\nGreek authoritiei tn Turkty wtre\n\u25a0aid to have received reporti thit\nBulgarian troopi recently killed ISO\nGreeki in the Kilkia dUtrict.\nContinued wet wetther It hiving\n\u2022 urloui effect on trult md vegetable cropi tn ttl Kooteniy-Boundary The Depirtment of Agriculture horticultural ntwi letter contain! tbt following covering Oil\nthree dlitrIcta:\nKOOTINAY AND\nARROW LAKES\nAll crop* in In n\u00abed of wme\nwarm tnd lunny weither\nA few locil itriwbtrrle* from\nthi etrly tectloni will mtke their\n\u2022ppeirtnce on tht mirket thli\nweek. Britiih Soverelgni hive\nJuit pawed peak bloom ln moit iec-\ntlom, md heivy ihlpmenti of thli\nvirlety will not be on until ifttr\nJunt JO. Rupberrlu ind blick-\nberrlei in coming Into bloom w th\npeak bloom In mother week. Loetl\ngooMberrlei were on the mtrket\non May 10. Curranti ire miking\ngood growth, ilthough In iome cu-\nei blick curranti did not let my\ntoo well.\nAll virlitlei.of cherrlu are-making good lire for the ituon, ind\nilthough the drop ll not over, Indication! are that thi crop will be but\nillghtly leu than In IMl. With favorable wuther the cherry crop will\nstart to move ibout one week later\nthan lut yttr. The petch crop hu\nonly ut good in Nme orchirdi tod\non present ihowlng the crop will\nbe lighter thin lut year. Thli ii\nin off yeir. for plumi, ind he\nprune crop ii light due to \u2022 poor iet.\nPein ire in iverage crop for\nthe dlitrict ind the drop hu been\nquite heivy on moit varietlei of\nipplu. Thli will help out on thinning operatloni. Weither condltioni\nhive been very unfavorable for\nipriying opentioni ind theie are\nlit general behind ichedule.\nMoitly ill vegetablei cropi hive\nbeen checked by the cool, wet weither. Corn, cucumberi, tomatoei\nand peppen ire miking very ilow\ngrowth. The cooler weither cropi\nire doing better ind In the lighter\n\u2022nd wirmer soils theie cropi ire\ndeveloping normally. Local grown\nbeeti, cirroti, eirly cibbage ind\ncauliflower, is well \u25a0\u25a0 a few early\npotatoes and held lettuce, ihould\nreach the market within \u25a0 week'i\ntime. Ilundh onioni, leaf-lettuce,\nupirigui, radlih, iplnich, beet\ntopi md rhlubtrb are the main local vegetable cropi supplying the\nmarkets at the preient. The planting of all vegetable cropi hu been\ncompleted with the exception of\nFill turnlpi, lite cabbige md cauliflower.\nThe cool, wet weither hii been\nhelpful to the hiy md grain crops\nind there tre some very good stand\nin evidence. The flnt cutting of\nalfalfa ii reidy but little hu been\ncut io fir li weither condltioni\nhive been very unfavorable.\nCREITON\nIt hu been ibout thi wetteit Miy\non record. Puturei, most ground\ncropi tnd meadows hive benefitted.\nDimige to roidi md bridgei and all\nlow lying farm areu hu occurred.\nThe wetther hii deliyid early maturity and been very favorable 'o\nthe ipreid ind development of\nLONDON (CP)-Erneit Brown,\nMinister of Health, laid In an address that more than 11,000 children\n1*1 orphaned by German raids, ire\nboused in residentlil nurccriei.\n\"nqpK%i U-Hom-\ntand School Board, mduvorttg to\nfttd t wftablt aaa for tht pott of\n\u2022upirvntng principtl eg ichooli, tonight rtelved Com Wuliy McKen-\nlit ot ttt High School ind t 1.\nPtrklai at Mtrl_ttn School iccipt-\nincu ot vtct-princlptlitaipi, Mr. mc-\ntUoiie miking ttt nMmtioa tttt\nttt Beard ihould reltm hltt whtn\nht tound tnothtr lultablt pttt; tnd\nMr. Pirkim offering hit icceptince\nundtr protait ifttr withdrawing big\non etrly ilopei. Young cuu trt\nmiking vlgoroui growth ind t good\niverage crop ou be expicted.\nQoosebenlu trt now ivtllablt on\nthe Ipctl mtrket, md t good crop\nil anured. Curranti trt liilng rapidly.\nCherrlei give promlie of \u25a0 ftlr\ncrop. Condltioni for potlenlittlon\nwere not very ftvortblt. Groweri\nreport proipecti look better it pruent thm thty mpectid t month\n\u25a0go. Btngi in I llttlt light, but\nLamberts md Detcom tre good.\nPlumi are very fair but prunu trt\nlight u the let wu dimiged by\nSpring frost. Pun look excellent\n\u2022nd \u2022 full crop ctn bt expected\nEirly ipplu ire good, alio Northern spies ind Rome Heautiei, but\nDelicloui ire iby u lt wu tbe otf\nyeir for thli virlety.\nMeidowi will give \u2022 he\u00abvy yield\nthli yur, but ill low pltcu Uve\niuffered where the drainage ll poor,\nli the witer hu now Uld long\nenough to kill kltilfa and all loaded grains. Win* weather ind iun<\nihtne li now needed for thi nixt\ntwo weeks, io thit thi firmer cin\ncitch up with hli seasonal work,\nccntrol weeki md mature early\ncropi.\nQRAND PORKS\nSmaU fruiti ire coming along\nwell, with rupberrlu ind bUck\nberrlei ihowlng promlie of pro\nduclng the heiviut crop over \u2022\nperiod ot yun. ,\nTree frulU continue to ihow Indication! of \u2022 ftlr crop. Applu miy\nnot be u heivy u wu it flnt-Indicited by i profuilon ot blouomi.\nThe effect of Spring frosts li now\nshowing ln the prune orchirdi. Vtry\nlittle ipriying hu been done becauie of weither condltioni, consequently the growen' lime-table n\nbehind ichedule. Some icab hu\nbeen showing up during the put\nweek. Codling mothi ire not yet\nflying, md none hive beed diicov-\nvered in the trapi to dite.\nVegetable cropi ire not making\ngrowth u rapidly u they ihould\nind a warm weither ii needed to\nbring them ilong, pirtlculirly tomatoes, corn md bum, etc. Aiparagui yleldi ire only ibout one-half\nof thole harvested lait yeir, md\nthe quality li down. Thli li tht reiult of lite blight hitting the plants\nlut fill. Early lettuce and beeti irt\nbeginning to come tn from locil\ngrowers, also greenhouse tomatoes.\nThe setting ot tomito plinti ln thf\nHeld li well under wiy. These hive\nbeen held bick u long ii possible,\nawaiting more favonble weather\ncondltioni.\nFlood damage to teed cropi ll hot\nexpected to be serloui. The cropi\nire growing rapidly. Onloni trt\nheading out, tnd there trt t number of \"misses\" In thl row! .of ctr-\nrot iteckllngi. Radish md lettuce\nieed cropi hive germlnited well\nwith thinning ind weeding proceeding. Ne serious damage from\ndlieue ii recorded. Onion leedllngi\nhave been attacked by wirewormi\nthroughout the early stages of\ngrowth.\nCutting ot alfalfa hiy is now ln\nprogreu. Farmen ire wiry ibout\nfungm diseases and hai lnUerrupttd^ getting more down thm cm be\nA letter from Dr. H B. King,\nChltt Inipector ot Schooli tor B C,\nipproved tht plin to ippoint l lup-\ntrviilng principtl provided \u2022 torn-\nptttnt nun wtt choien, tnd indictt.\n\u2022d \u2022 mm of tfali typt wu needed tt\nRoulind.\nAt midnight, following t union\nln committu, tht Botad innounctd\ntt bad decided uninimouily ta toa-\npromlu by appointing t wpervulng\nprinciptl tor ttt Junior tnd unior\nhigh ichooli only, tnd by directing\nthtt tht mpervliing principtl tag\nMtcLtu ichool principtl ihould eo-\nordinate In keeping with tht poller\nof thl DtptrtmiDI of Educttlon.\nWilion Nomod Senior\njudge of Cariboo\nOTTAWA, Junt 11 (CP)-Ap-\npolntment of Judgt J. O. Wilion u\nStnlor County Court Judgt of Ctrlboo Dlitrict, BrlUih Columbli, wu\ninnounctd todiy by Juitlci Mlnliter St Uurent.\nJudgt Wilion wu Junior County\nCourt Judge In thtt tret ind takei\nthe piece af Senior Judge H. E.\nRobertion who died recently.\nEric D. Woodburn ot Quemil,\nmember of the Uw firm ot Wilion,\nWhitt tnd Woodiide ot Vtncouvtr.\nhid been ippolnted Junior County\nCourt Judge for Ctrlboo.\nVictims of Plane\nCrash Named\nHKI.I.EVILLE, Ont, Junt lt (CP)\n\u2014A)r forct officiili todiy releued thi mmu of the three ilrmen\nkllltd Stturdiy tftirnoon whtn\ntheir plint cruhed Into thl Biy ot\nQulnti.\nTht victimi were PO. J. A. McGregor, Regim; Ltc. J. R. D. Young,\nMontrul, tnd Lee. E. W. Showell ot\nKent, England, tte litttr of tin\nRAJ.\nall spray schedules. Serloui flood\ndamage threaten! the Kooteniy\n\u25a0 lata.\nStrawberrlei in now tiling ilowly, but miturlty hu been deliyed.\nThere hu been i reduction in acreage. Raipberriei in now in bloom\nhindled with safety on account of\nthe unsettled condition of thi weither. Flnti leading ot cereal cropi\nthroughout the Boundtry Dlitrict\nwu deliyed when thoie ireu were\n\u25a0ubjected to thunderstorms, flood!\nmd washouts.\nVEGETABLE ACREAGE, 19*11 AND 1942\nGnnd Forki\nKoot. md Arrow\nLakes\nIMl 1M2\nAiparagui\nBeam \t\nBeeta \t\nCibbage\n.tin\n 6\n I\n 4\n \u00bb\nCauliflower 1\nCihtaloupei \u2014\nCirroti *\nCelery\nCorn \t\nCucumben\nLettuce \t\nOnioni \t\nParsnips ....\nPttt \t\nPeppen\nP0tltc\n_ itoei (EirlyV 35\nPotatou (Late) 260\nSpinich \u2014\nSquilh, Pumpkin -*\u25a0\nTomitou 85\nTurnlpi . . ..* 1\nOther Vegetables 4\n<\n5\n18\n3\n7\n3\n7\n5\nIH\n5\n1\ni\n1\n40\n300\n1\n1941\n8\n1942\n9\nCreston\nIMl 1941\n- 12\n28\nII\nIdd\nM\n2\n1415\n85\n234\n1\n214\n1\nI*\n3H\n3\n6\n30\n4S7 309\n15\n18\n%\nVegetable ieed! In Grand Forki Diitrict: 1941, 170 tcrei; 1942, 539 acrei.\n\u2022\u2022dfot Date May\nlo Known\nby End of Week\nOTTAWA. Just M (CPl-rtotnce\nUUsmtm Ililey told ttt lawi at\nCommoni todty bt hopu to bt tblt\nto itnounot at tttt of hli bodjtt\n_it*m betore ttt tad at ttt wttk.\nCoattrvtuvt Brau Lttdtr Baa-\nton, uking tor intormtttgo ta ttt\nbudgtt ditt, uld ttt pi-mot ret-\nlion wu in m fifth montt tad thtt\nthtrt It t dulri to know ifcout pro-\ntuition tnd othar budgtt\nGERMAN HELD FOR\nFAILURE TO REPORT\nVANOOUVm, Junt 16 (CP)-\nPoltct todiy held tor investigitlon\nt Germtn who tilled to report to\nthe R.C.M.P. ilnce June 1.\nCRESTON\nCRESTON, B.C.-George Nedelac\nof the R.C.A.F. li viiiting Cruton.\nMiu Hull Hobden end Dr. ind\nMn. W. N. Fruer wtrt wtekend\nvisitors it Kootenay Cottages, Gray\nCreek.\nRuuel Pridham wu t Crmbrook\nvliitor it thi end of the week.\nA. Weir left lut week for TrtU\nwhtrt ht wu enlisted in the tctivt\nservice force tnd proceeded OB .0\ntht Cout\nMn. Bruce Niblow Vilited Mri. J.\nMarshall of Cruton before returning to the cout Urt. Niblow has\nbeen viiiting her fither, Mr. Don-\n\u2022Idion, tt Riverview md her hui-\nband'i ptrenti in Ctnyon.\nMr. tnd Mn. Robert Ptrkln ot\nKimberley rtilted ttelr former'i\npirenti, Mr. tnd Mn. Parkin, at the\nweekend.\nMr. and Mn. Archil Jacks tn\nhtrt from tht Cout visiting thi\nformer'i parenti, Mr. md Mn. W.\nJicki.\nMluei Mtry Crilg md Marion\nMilu hivt rtturntd from \u2022 tew\ndtyi tt Radium Hot Springi. En\nroutt homt (hey vliited the latter'i\nptrenti in Crubroo|c.\nPhillip Smith tnd John Harris\nhivt nturnid homt trom t bicycle\ntrip to Cnnbrook.\nMn. R. Leavitt of Cardston, Alta,\nis visiting her ion tnd daughler-ln-\nltw, Mr. and Mri. U Leavitt\nMr. md Mn. T. W. Bundy htvt\nreturned from t vliit it Toronto,\nOnt\nMn. T. Trevelyan ind ion, Thomas, left lut week to visit the former'i diughten, Miu Dally Trevelyan and Mn. O. Irving it Cran-\nbrook.\nMn, C. Nelion of Uthbridge,\nAltt., viiited Mn. L. Leavitt for i\nfew days. She returned homt on\nTuttdty.\nMr, tnd Mri. M. Bill of Tril,\nwho wire married there lut week,\nvlllttd here for \u25a0 few days.\nMn. E. Jackson and young daughter of Sherbrooke, Que., are viiiting Mr. ind Mn. Kelly.\nMlu DorU Bukerville of Kings-\ngate ii \u25a0 Creston guut it tht homt\nof Mn. M. Wilks. She hu recently\ncompleted t couru in home economlci it Wlnnlptg.\nWu Bddy ud George Sincliir trt\nmotor vislton it tht cout for a\ncouplt ot wttki.\nMn. E. Strong, who hu been vii\nlting hir huiband, who ii In trim\nIng at Vernon, Is tt preient itaylng\nwith her parents, Mr. md Mri. W.\nFerguion\nHOUSl APPROVES\nBILL TO\nDOUBLE U. $. FLEET\nWASHINOTON, Juni 11 (AP>-\n_, _ttffltm ifclp conitrucuoo\nintra\u2014ta unprecedented pro-\ngrim duigntd tt doublt ttt \u00ab\u00ab\n4 tta Oalttd Stttu ftaet-wu tp -\nproved today hy tht Boot oi Sip-\naaatttfvti Ntvtl CWwalttta.\nIW m-uiurt, dimonitntlng ttt\nNtvy'i lncrtulng tmphuli on\npltnt ctrrier tnd omitting ny pro-\nvttlon tor mw battluhlpt, will provldt tor man ttn MM tttpt oi ill\ntypu, including mort thta 400 com-\nb\u00abtant craft tt tht ttrritr-crulur.\ndutroyer otttgory.\nRossland Teacheri,\nBoard Secretary\nOffer Resignations\nROSSLAND, B.C, Jtmt It-Two\ntuchtn' rulgnitloni ud thi rmg-\nnttlon tt Arthur Turner it Boird\nStcrttary twt iccepted by the\nRoulind Sohool Boird Tuied.y\nnight\nTttchin rulgnlng wtn Misi\nMiry B. Freney of tte Junior-Senior\nHigh Sohool Stiff; ud W. M. Glbion, VJct-Prlnclpil of thl High\nSohool\nReport Jap Invasion\nof Siberia Near\nLONDON, Junt 1* (CP.)-Reu-\nttn ntwi igency reported ftom\nChungking todty thtt tbt Chineu\nCtblnet mtt to diicuu t rtport thtt\nt Jipineie Invulon of SlberI> li Imminent with Jipinue troopi reported pouring Into Mmchtirli.\nCRANBROOK\nCRANBROOK, B.C.-Mn. S. B\nScott ot Klmbtrlty wu la town\nSundty, tn route to htr home la\nKimberley.\nB Staplei Of \u2022 Htlf Diimond\nRanch wat in town Frldiy.\nMr. MS Mtt. H. Gimmon ul Mr.\ntnd Mrt. V. Uddlcoit motond to\nKlmbtrlty fridiy,\nMn. a Worrell of Buffilo, N.T,\nIt a guat of het iliter, Mn. J. B\nMcClure Ud will viiit htn for two\nwttki. Saturdiy thty motortd to\nCilgiry when ttty vliited Mn.\nMcClurt't ion, Oibcrot, wto it wltt\ntht R.C.A.F.\nMt. ud Mtt. C J. Uttlt ud Mt.\nind Mri. M. McCrindle ltft Sunday for Cilgary, vlt Banff.\nMn. r. Ctmeron ud ion, Boy, ot\nFernie, motond to town Stturdiy,\nwith Mtl. a Mitchel ud ion, Ian.\nHon. K. C MtcDontld, B C. Minliter tor Agriculture, wu In Cnnbrook Stturdiy, en route to Golden.\nMt. tad Mn. J. LiFcck trrlvtd In\ntown tht etrly put et tht wtek.\nMri. LiFeck li the former Btitart\nFink of Nelaon, formerly ot Cranbrook, tnd tnined ln St Eugene\nHospital.\nVincent Fink eg Nelion wtt tn\ntown Mondiy.\n\u2022Hy Cattattti\nPncte ll\n35c * 39c\nThe Print Shop\nFINK SLOCK\nLabor Shortage\nHits Mines\nVANCOUVHt, Junt ll (CP.)-\nSpoktuMo tor BritUh Cohuabltl\nltrgt copptr induitry dtcltred todty\nthtt tht labor ihortage which ll\ngriduilly btlng mtt tt tht ihlpy udi\nud logging etmpt of ttt Wett ootit\nIt becoming Increulngly crttleil ln\ntht Pravinct'i vital copptr mining\nInduitry.\n\"T_ mlnu irt tt good ihipt tnd\nwe're ready lor ill-out productloa\u2014\nIf wt htd tht mtn,\" theu ipoku-\nm\u00abn nld. \"Tht iltuition ii gtttlng\nmon terioui every dty, with po reUef k fir In light-\nCalled upon thli yttr for t iteed-\nily lncrtulng flow of tht nd mtttl for wtrtimt uie, tht lud ing copptr producer! of tht Provinct, Brl-\nttnnlt Mining ts Smelting Compuy md Grinby Comolidited\nMining, Smelting & Powtr Compuy, will probably ihow t M per\nCtnt decline In output nther thin\nt gain, tht ipokeimen mid.\nLt.-Gen. Stuart to\nBroadcast\nto Army Members\nOTTAWA, Junt 16 (CP)-Lt.-Oen.\nKenneth Stuirt, Chltt ot tht Genenl Stiff ud tcting Commmder-\nln-Chief, Wut Cout dtttnett, will\ndeliver t ipeciil message to tht\nArmy In t rtdlo ipttch from Vincouver tomorrow night It WU innounced todiy. Ht will ipitk trap\nIM to 1:30 pjn. P.D.T.\nAll officeri comminding unlti\n\u2022crou Ctnidi hive bttn uked to\nurge the mu under theu* commind\nto heir Oene. Stuirt ud ttt publie\nll tlto invited to liiten ln. Ibt\ntpteeh will (o over the nttiontl\nnetwork ot the Cinidlin Broadcaitlng Corpontlon.\n3IRMANS HUNT RAIL\nSABOTEURS\nLONDON, Jum 11 (CP)-A Renter! dispatch trom Stockholm ttld\ntht Berlin correipondent of Sven-\niki Digblidet reported todiy thl\nBerlln-Llenlgiberg Expreu wtt dt-\nrilled Junt I ud thtt Germin tu-\nthorltlei tttrlbuted thl wrick to\nSabotage. The Germim wtn itld\nto htvt offered I reward of 10,000\nmarkt (\u00bb40,000) tor tht irreit ot tbt\nttboteutt.\nDODDS\nKIDNEY\n\\ PILLS\n\u25a0\nThere's nothing so cool . ; . to\nrefreshing ts et till tinkling Collins\nmide with Canada's superb , i I\nTHK BniTISH COLUMBIA DISTILLERY COMPANY, LIMITED J\na> rlnf in tm-\ntrgtfKy.\nNew Order Bans\nFrills on\nWork (lollies\nOTTAWA. Junt 11 (CP).-The\nWirtime Priou ud Trede Boerd\n\u2022mended ito economy program todiy to work clothing, leither girmenU ind cotton iportiweir,\nAU unneceuiry IrilU in menu-\nitcture oi thii apparel, tbe Botrd\nuid, htvt bttn eliminettd under\nm order iiiued by V Bradshaw,\nAdministrator oi Work Clothing, on\nrecommendation oi m advisory\ncommittee ei Uie Induitry.\nAffected ire overilU, imocki,\n\u2022hop coin, dunftreu, work ihirti,\nmen'i cotton work ptnU ud iport\npinU, boyi' cotton long pints,\nbreechu md ahorU, leither Jacked, wlndbretken, iki lUcki ind\nbuih coiti.\nSomt ot tilt economies ordered\nInclude elimination oi cuifi ud tx-\nceuively long legi on men'i cotton\nwork trouien; fltpt on pocktU,\npleiU on trouien, wuteiul tunnel\nbelt loopt, unnecuurUy wide legi,\nmillUry pleati on pockets, tewing\non woven UpeU ud pocket reinforcementi. Unnecemry button!\n\u2022Uo ire forbidden. Zipper fiiten-\n\u2022n trt ttill permiaible on wind-\nbreiken, combineUom ud > ftw\nothtr clothing irtlclu\nU.S. SHIP TORPEDOED\nIN GULP Of MEXICO\nWASHINOTON, Junt 16 -\nThe United SUtu Ntvy unounced\ntoday that a raedium-iiitd United\nStttu merchmt veuel htd bttn\ntorpedoed In the Gulf ot Mexico ind\nthit turvlvort bid been ludea\n\u2022t t OaU Cout port\nr_to,NMk Una Hu, \u25a0 tttm\nIII Un U.S. Hk fer \"Gino Wit\" I M*\nWhy Not Refurnish\nthe Bathroom Too?\nDulgn, color, imart llnu, them\n\u2022ra tvtlltbli to thi homt owner\nit I very modente coit. With\ncomplete fixture chinge er perhipi \u2022 Judlelout ute of tccetior-\nlet thi bathroom un ba madi\nlike niw.\nBring your requirement! to ui.\nPhone 666\nKootenay Plumbing\n& Heating Co., Ltd.\n367 Bikir IL\nReserve Army Must Be Brought Up to\nStrength Says Ralston\nMONTREAL, une 16 (CP).-Defence Mlnlier Ralston told a joint\nmeeting of service clubs here today\nthat \"If Uie reierve irmy U not recruited we will hive to iee to lt\nthat tha men ire put into training\nand ire provided to tupport thii\nvery imporUnt job.\"\nHe told the Montrul Reierve\nArmy Week Rally thit people htd\ntold him that training for tht reserve irmy ihould be compulsory.\n\"Well, I want to uy right now\nthit there ii no political or idmln-\niitrative reason why thit ihould not\nbi done but frankly I don't wut to\ndo thit li we cu help tt . . . More\nthan ihnt. compuliory training U\nJuit 1 negation of the whole iplrlt\nof thi reurve irmy.\"\nCanada ii now menaced on both\nthe Eait and Weit coaiU, uid Col.\nRalston. ITiere ire lubmarlne linking! daily off our Eastern cout nd\nthe mouth of ttit St. Liwrence hu\nhad IU visitation from theu ikulk-\nlng murderous craft.\n\"On the Pacific Cout the diring\ntactics of Pearl Harbor might be repeated md the week-end brought\nthe newi thit the Japi hive Kt foot\non the far end of the bridge which\nconnecU Asii md North Americi.\"\nThe people are calling for iction\nand io are the Canadian troopi in\nBritain, now more than 140,000\nstrong. They hive been \u2022 fuctor in\ndeterring Hitler from in Invuion\n\"Tilt Army Oveneu li growing\nconitantly,\" he uld. \"Oen. McNiughton (Lt.-Gen. A. O. L. Mio-\nNiughton). u Army Commander it\nrelentleuly driving towirds tht dty\noi tht tsuult.\"\nTrom Jtnuiry to Miy mora thm\n1,000 ol tbt 173.000 to 193,000 mtn It\nwu estimated would be required\ntor general urvice in the Army up\nto Mtrch Jl, IMS hid enlisted.\n\"Speaking ol the voluntary enlistment generally,\" he uid, \"I wonder if it is rallied thet the total\nCinidlin cuuiltiei in thii wir in\nthe three lervices, thit U thou\nklUed, missing, prisoner! oi wir ind\nwounded, hivt been ebout MOO u\ncompired with over 68,000 et thli\ntime in the Uit war and I think you\nwill agree that It U i worthy\nachievement that, without ipur oi\nheavy casualties, ovir 90,000 young\nmen hive responded voluntarily tnd\nire ln the wrvlce todiy.\"\n-\u00bb\u00bbo\u00bb tHttm\nArmored Units\nFight Desperately\nHold Road Open\nof Britiln and their time will come the police\nSABOTEURS DAMACI\nVICTORY CARDENS\nBRANTFORD, Ont., June 16 (CP)\n\u2014ThU iort oi thing didn't hippen\nbefore they itarted calling them\n\"victory gardeni.\" PoUce are l\\pt\non the trail of the vicious chiricten who pulled up ill Uie potatoei\nin \u2022 vegetable girden in the Terrace Hill diitrict. It wu the iecond\ncue of the kind. \"Sabotage,\" uid\n\u25a0y EDWARD KINNIOY\nAueeitttd Pnu teatt Wrltar\nCAIRO, Egypt, June 11 IAP).-\n*m\u00ab fierce Libyin btttlt, in which\nirmored torcu oi balb itdn htvt\ntaken i terrific hunmering, movtd\neutwird towwd Tobruk today u\nBritiah and South African troopi\nwithdrew from their coutal anchor\n\u2022round Ain El Guilt white heroic\ntnti.ttnk gunnen tnd tank driven\nfought to hold open Um rotd tt\nAcroma.\nThU mtut Um Britiih irmy had\ngiven up the old Ain II Oaiala-\nBir Acheim line ol Wrong boxei ud\nminefield which the Oermani flnt\nwwt around, thta pierced, ud\nfinally reduced one ud it \u2022 tune.\nBut it ilto meint Ihe Brituh\ntrmy had iticceeded in ucapln( i\nthreatened trap wben Um Germins\ndrove their tanks it Acromi, 10\nmilu Wut ol Tobruk, to cue oil\ntht Ain tl GauU forcei. 30 milu\nfarther Weit.\nField Minhil Erwin Rommel\nUiui hid mimged ltttr thru weeki\nol terrific battling to tccompllih\nwhit he bid timed it in the lint\nlew dayi, tht elimlnition ol Uie\nBritUh line loi \u2022 dlrtot ttttck on\nTobruk ind IU icrttnlng poiition\n\u2022t Acromi tnd II Adem, juit South\nol Tobruk.\nThe ellort U believed to heve\ncott him hetvily tnd his Offensive\npower U believed to hive been\n\u2022pent\nTodiy'l communique uid thit\ntwo dlvUioni took put hi tht with\ndrtwtl ind thtt thii completed Uie\nredUtrtbuUon ol foi'cei whioh Lt.\nGen. Neil Ritchie tnnounced yuterdty.\n(MUitiry commuUton ln London laid that presumably the uniU\noi the Britiih 6th Army were being\nregrouped for \u2022 general counter\nattack, but there wu ne ilgn this\nhad been itarted.\n(There wu no confirmation In\nLondon ol AxU clalmi to hiving\nsliced through the BrlUih poiitioni\nat Acroma to the cpuL Pretumably\ntht wty wu lUU open ior t complete .withdriwil trom Aln II Gti-\nala if thtt becime neeetwry.)\nIn the fierce fighting which hu\niccompanied the German effort to\nplunge through it Acromi, 10 milts\nWut of Tobruk, both aid* were\nuid to hiv* iuffered tank louei.\nThe Britiih forcu were reported\nto have iuffered tevere loutt on\nSunday when they ran Into a Germu poiition itudded with 68 milli\nmetre anti-tank guni.\nBut there wu no Indication Rommel had been reinforced and he\nwu believed to be fighting with\nthe ume thru irmored dlvUioni\nwith which he leunched hU olien\nlive three weeki ago.\nThe communique uld the with\ndrawal wu made successfully by\nthe 50th DivUion ud South Afri\ncan let DivUlon \"under cover ol\na magnificent fight by troopi holding poiition tround Acroma ud\ntht lit Armored DivUion who but\noft determined enemy ittacki\nthroughout the whole of June 14.'\nROMI, June 16 (AP). - TW\nItalian High Command claimed today that AxU forcei hive \"ruched\nand paued\" Britain'i Ain El Gazala\nposition! on the Libyan tront and\nclaimed AxU mastery of the skies\nover the North Africm battle arei\nThe communique uierted Italian\nand German troopi were continuing\n\"to develop operatloni lucceeitully\"\nfollowing the penetration to the\ncout above Acroma, 10 milu Weit\not Tobruk.\n\"Retreating enemy columni were\nmachine-gunned ud itUcked with\n\u2022ntl-penonnel bombt,\" it mid.\n\"Hundred! ot tntmy mourned\nunlti either wtre rendered utttou\nor dutroyed. Enemy bttttnu wtrt\nultooed.\"\nBrltiin'i tir louu wtn placed tl\n10 planu yuttrdty and Um dty before igtir-.lt five IUlun plinei\nfdentfcot Twin* hiwe...\nPEPSODENT POWDER\nItlflK-tf vQttTIt\n32% BRIGHTER\nthan tht next leading brand!\nJtck ud AUn,thl Simpson Twlnl.chtmpioo iwim-\nmrt,, tourniment golfers, Kim up in \u25a0 niw comtit.\n\"Honon in uiually pretty even\nbetween at, in swimming, golf. Of\ntrick... ilmoit iny sport. But when\nwe mide the tooth powdtr felt...\nwow 1 Jtck bett mtl mile be cutle\nbt wu using Peptodtnt... I hid\nchoien tnotner well-known lttd-\ning bnod.\"\n\u2022AMPtON TWIN 1\nconfirm* thi* mert\nMOMNMMf UIOIATOKY TISTI TOUND\nNO OtWI MWTIflKI THAT COUID MATCH\nrm hioh lusTM moDvciD iv nrtoten.\nIVACTUAt TliT...nnOMNT PtOOUCB A\nIUSTM n% 1WQHTW THAN THI NIXT\nHADING HANOI\n\"It wun't erect cIom! At ichool,\nfriends kntw Jtck it i gimei...\nbeciuie hit teeth wen st math\nbrighter t No queition ibout It\u2014\nPepsodent mtdt tht difference!\nThit'i why ibt dmilv begin ut-\ning It, too, eveo before tht ten\nwtt o-rerl\" \t\nor au iou i n ra.it. mw ru worn *, .-. (\ntodent\nMm Who D.foult\nMilitary Ordtrt\nto B\u00ab ProMciitod\nVANCOUVIR, JyM l\u00ab (C\u00bb)-\nAtteriiy-Qmeftl Miltlind. ifl\nMumad today HU Department U\nfttfttft te prueeute defiuiun\nfrem military trilnii-ig trtart tt\nthe Natleml Wtr Itrvttt Boird.\nMm tf mlllttry tgt whe tail It\nnpert ehtattt tf iddrfj tall It\nttkt mtdietl txmlmtloM ifttr\nreulvlng ttll-a* MtUtt, er tall\nIt nport tl military etmpt when\neelled ** new tatt prttttuUon by\npeevlnclil Itw tnferaeimM of-\nfloor*. Including the Provinciil\nPolice.\nHUNI CLAIM VICTORY\nBERLIN, 'June 1< (AF).\u2014The\nGerman High Command auerted\ntoday Axu hoopt htvt won tht\nbig btttlt In tht l_y_ dtten.\n\"Ttm extent oi die victory cinnot\nytt bt Mttmtttd,\" itld tht communique, but lt clilmed Au troopi\nhtd reiched tbt cout ttttr \"de\n\u2022troylng enemy delenavt torcu'\nIt Acromi, tnd had cut ott lhe\nBrltlth forcei it Aln El Ouila.\n(BritUh htadqutcttn announced\nUmm forcu hid been withdrawn\nsuceeufully )\nAt Km umt Umt Itilim dlvUioni\n\u2022ttickcd Irom the Wut, ind broke\nthrough poiitioni at Ain El Giuli,\ntha communique iiid.\nIn tddiUon, it decUred, \"In Um\nevening houn ot yuterdiy itrongly\nfortified deeert forU South ot Tobruk ilso win ttormed end ground\nwu gilned towirdi the Eut.\"\nBERLIN, June II (AP),\u2014Military quirttrt uld todty 1000 Fret\nFrtnch toldltrt uptured It thl\nLibyan lull tf Bir Hlchlem\nwould be IntertMd u prlunen *\u25a0\"\nwtr.\nThew eourcu uld lhat although\ntht Ftm French could be regtrded\nu trreguUn under the termi oi\nthe French irmlitloe md thui tubject to lummiry execution, they\nwould not bt treated u auch.\n(ThU btcklng down on tbt ptrt\not the Germani apparently followed ttw firm tttltudt of the French\nauthoritiei in London, who promiied tdequttt counter meuuru in\ntht evut the Fru French were\nexecuted.)\nTrail Soldier\nAmong Those\nInvalided Home\nBy Tht Ctntdlm Prtu\nTheir fighting dtyi finished, m\nly five hundred Cinidlin toldien\ntrt btck In the Dominion, tnvtlided\nhome from front Une poiU ln Kleat\nBritain.\nFew, if my. were uttering from\nwoundi. Mijorlty oi thl toldien returning bectuu of itomtch trouble\nor beciuse tht damp EnglUh climate did noi igree with them. Oth\ners. diitinguiihed by their band\nagei, wtrt veterani of mix-upt on\nbtacked-out EnglUh rotdi.\nPtt. R. C. RepUon was headed\nfor hU home in Trail, B.C., that\nhe left 28 monthi igo. He wu luffering from itomach trouble.\nGiving the men \u2022 welcome were\nRed Crou officials handing out clg\n\u2022rets, orangu md chocolate ban.\nCK Considers\nNew Plan\nfor News Costs\nOTTAWA, Junt 14 (CP)-Deal-\ntng wtth the Canadlm Broadcaitlng\nCorpontioni newi irnngementi\n\u2022t \u2022 meeting of the Houu ot Common! radio Committet todiy, Genenl Miniger Gladitone Murray\nuld coniideration U being given to\ne new irrangeujent under which\npiyment might be mide for ier-\nv.cei provided by newt igneciu\nThe gathering of newi wis becoming more costly ind the Finince\nCommittee wu miking in immediate itudy, Mr. Murny uid\nThe Cmadian Preu had approached the CBC with \u2022 view to\nchanging arrangements ind ln furneu to CP memben it wis thougnt\n\u2022ome payment should be made Tor\nnewa CP now had facilitiet through\nPreu Newi Ltd for telling lu ter-\nvice to radio itationi.\nThi Cmadian Preu hid to piy\nThe Auoelited Preu lor newi\nwhich lt give without chirge to tne\nCBC ind wu out of pocket to thit\nextent.\nM. J. ColdweU C.C.F. leider, wd\n\u2022onitderaUon ihould be given to\nthe urvice provided newipipe^i by\n\u2022nnouncen in referring their llitenen to newipipen for fuller reporti.\nHi uld hi recognized The Cinidlin Preu wu not \u2022 newipiper\npublUher.\n\"The prui alto renden i icrvlce\nto the CBC,\" D. G. Ron, (Com.\nToronto St. Piul'i) uid.\nMr. Murr\u00aby' told the Committe\nnegotiitioni were being opened in\n\u2022 very cooperative mtnner md virloui propouU were under review.\nThe Flnince Committu ot the\nCorporiUon wu to meet \u2022 CP delegation on Stturdiy ind Mr. Murny uld he expected an arrangement weuld he completed befon\nthe Houm Radio Committee ended\nIU deliberation!.\nIfl tough to eome through the\nwont part of the bittle ot BrlUin\nunscathed by Germm bombi md\nmachine-gunning flghteri \u2014 md\nthen tlnd younelf on \"the ouUlde\nlooking ln after -filling olf your\nmotorcycle.\" That'i what happened\nto > group of Canadian Army driven who returned to the Dominion\nwith other troopi Invalided home\nfor various reasonl.\nCall Up of Trainees by Lottery\nlo Start Next Month\nWednesday\nMorning\nSpecials\nIIC VALUIS rot HALF DAY SHOPPERS\n$1.19\nMen's Wear\nMEN'i BROADCLOTH PYJAMAS\u2014Assorted\ncolors and stripes. Reg. $1.69. Special ....\nMEN'S SPORT JACKETS\u2014Two-tone twill Sport M nn\nJackets. Full ziper front. Reg. $3 95, Special.. .tea I.\nMEN'S DRESS SHOES\u201425 Only Men'j dress arch-support'\noxfords. Black blucher styles. Broken sizes. tP QC\nReg. $7.50. Pair -_>)'91\nMEN'S WORK BOOTS\u201420 Only pairs Men's work bootv\nSturdily built with leather soles and reinforced #9 JA\noutside counters. Broken Sizes. 'Reg. $4.50. PairtPtKI*\nWomen's Wear\nSPRING MILLINERY\u2014Straws in light and dark (JA\nshades reduced from higher price linei. Each .... Jwv\nHOUSE DRESSES\u2014Special value for Wednesday shop.\npers. Print House Dresses for warm days \u2014 ^1 AA\nAssorted sizes. Each tjl.UU\nHANDBAGS\u2014Wide selection of Summer Handbigl.\nWashable whites and straws. Smartly fitted\nwith change purse and mirror. Each\t\nSILK HOSE CLEARANCE\u2014A group of stockings consisting of chiffons, semi-service or crepes \u2014 These tn\ndamaged hose and in broken sizes and color range. OC.,\nTo Clear. Pair ^v\nHomewares\nPRINTED SPUN RAYON\u2014A washable, silk-like material\nin new printed designs. 36-inches wide. Reg. 59c OQ-\nWednesday Morning Special. Yard \u00bb\u00bb*\nQUEBEC HOOKED RUGS\u2014Dozens of designs In thesi\nuseful Mats. Size 18x36. Reg. 98c. 77.\nEach UC\n$1.00\nWednesday Morning Special\nTIN TEA KETTLES\u2014Quick\nkettles. Selling regularly at 45c. Special, tach\nTIN TEA KETTLES\u2014Quick boiling wide bottom OP.,\n)$ \"Ttoteon's 1>H{i (Ltmpaitllfl\nMANY STILL TRYING TO\nCET OUT OF BURMA\nLONDON, June 18 (CP)-L. S.\nAmery, Secretary for Jndia. innounced ln the Houie of Commoni\ntoday thit 400,000 penoni, moitly\nIndiam, were evinuted from Burmi, ind thit Itill more ire trying\nto get out, the B&C illd.\nThi United Kingdom formerly\nimported J800 tons of Mn ore md\n8000 tons of the metil annually\nfrom countries now In enemy hands.\nWhatever your washing method...\nyou need Sunlight^\n\"EXTRA'SOAPimSS\"\nfor those extra dirty parts\nBy FRANK FLAHERTY\n(Cinidlan Prut SUff Writer)\nOTTAWA, June 18 (CP).\u2014Call-\nup of men by lot for compuliory\nmilitary training will itirt nex*\nmonth without fiiss or ihow, it ii\nleimed it the Depirtment of Nitlonil Wir Servlcei.\nNo public dnwing of nimei from\nt hit or beini from a jir is contemplated li the compuliory call-\nup of men iwitchei from the lelec-\ntive iyttem in effect io far to the\nlottery lyitem.\nThe lottery will work on a divisional bull. The Registrar of each\nWir Servlcei Diviiion will form\n\u2022 pool of the men in the ige classes\nliable to compuliory service in hit\ndiviiion ind draw the namei of ihe\nnumber required each month from\nthe pool.\nThe lelection of the men to be\ncalled in my given month will thus\nchmge to e basis of chince. Up