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When it is cold she'll [out and rough it with the bo a football game.

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KILLED IN ACTION Liout. L. A. Wheeler of Monctun,

ilflllllz)’ bﬂlwllu". is one of thrco (_..I-\.S.F. men reported killed on nc rue service in the liiicst. casualty llsi. Lit-iii. “iiccler was inari-liiiip i B Pa"! or soldiers to barracks when iliilllllvl’. presumably an air raid, ap- iproacheil. Iie was directing tho

. Oulhur mum“. n “our? n m"! i" "If"! when he Wu struck. A,‘ arch manlmccwble: and a , .- ‘ . s. =

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at _ Ver 0t h t i n XEIORDBCBXUQQ: ti: emoii lyagﬂdilelgelxllli Later she gradu-

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l1 1BR dry spells. when she often

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Ships For iBritain

i: . iim l..\. today etumlq in groalcr ilnngcr than France n your ago, William C. Bvullltt (RIGHT), .\ iillllilkkdflill‘ to l-‘ranrlu l|l"!('ll an illiillPﬂfP in historic Independence Sqllllc In Philadelphia, O0

ti". u ‘ '11- rilciiw- hi‘ (irmi. War 111a.

royoix to ilr‘ lulu.

Bnllltl is shown horn no he ronierred Infor-

n» . . ..,n~ now 41ml ulih \i'iili\'l_\' .I. l)l'L'\('l Bidflc. J12. tlmjl-"fi, ambassador to Poland, and .1 - » - (1..‘.ll_\, ouvoy to Itch; um. All thrco aimbiissailors have sccn at first. hand what. Nni donﬁiltlon

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IY-i IIIQII ll I I LUYPOWEIPBRENT MONTAGUE, rm. 23rd MONTAGUE. sar. ziui

SOURISTEIbNDAITQEIIT

See Invasion Possibilities Receding

i l (By J. F. Sanderson, Canadian i Pres: Stair Writer)

ceding in the opinion of ‘sible sources hove.

the fact the

the Royal Air Force 1H

' the air.

;the mid-Soptombei‘ tides

giiles start. Riports rcaching London care that. Hitler has

than son troops. winch iuunrl cannot be lclt

ed coiliitry boc tiso of tho inevi- ltablc fiwizcrnizi __ with iho pop- ,illllliOll and its riicr‘. nu army dis- .c.pliu<-.

' 0f (‘OilF-T‘ Briiniirs dofmccs aro ‘not bcinys. l'l‘l.l\It‘(l m 'lio sbehtost

(i\‘i.'l'(‘(‘ as a result of tho feeling ,th.'it tho (i:\l‘i"(l‘ of invasion is sliizhly {W's ‘.1l.i:i it .\':..< ‘.\\-fl or tliroo ‘\\'t'(‘l{< ario.

l On iii‘ cowrrzrv lli"\' nvo itcttiut! ;.\il‘0ll'Y<l‘ cuci: d: with industry

turnip-g out more nuns. plant-s and Jinks at an 1'l‘f‘l'-ll‘(‘l‘l‘i'\.\llli‘_' pace Allure mop : o lil ilii‘ armv and more arr fiwhtors arc l)(‘lll<_{ train- cd.

'l‘lioi'i- is" no uric iii a responsible otimt‘ \\lltl li"|l>\i'.\' ill!‘ danger of iirxzisiovi zs. i)'*»’ u probulolv HPVP!‘ ‘Will pa‘ as long as tho \\‘ll|' lasts

is l'l‘(‘t‘(il!lS§. l If llitlii- ilvcidcd to abandon plans in ll\\'Z\<it‘ Britain. it is bc- 'li+-vctl llt"l'(‘ hc will stviko soiii - iwhoro clsc. probably against 11y ' n co-opcrntion with Italian fo

l'he German dictator must real- m.- thnt it he icavcs Britain alone lnr ﬂliOTllPl‘ wintov ho will bc fac- .ti iii the sp with an air forco tziual lll mimb rs to his own and an army lnrro ouotigh and suffi- ciently equipped to carry the \v.u to the continent.

BRIGHTON IN RED

BRIGHTON." <CPi-This world- famous Iiinifi. seaside icsort faccd with suooooo t$4o.o5o.ooo> debt, 11M ﬁDDOlntcd a three-man com- mittee to control finances.

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AIIPS DIVISION CHIEF Capt. D. J. Cunningham, former Kingston alderman. baa been named

noting nide-de-comp to Mai-Gen. Victor Odlum. officer commanding the second division oi the Canadian Active iervioo Force.

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THE CHARLUTFEYIIIWN GUARDIAN,

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THEA TRE

l". Y. Paper , Enthusiastic Over Churchill

i "m" ‘m? ““'~..“'.;é°” '2 '* tarda are n» 0. m army Vkliorlen-Gothlc imnt bench tor the House o! commons. one o! [the really! greatnvoices of the wes- ICITI W01‘ . . _ The New‘ York Herald Tribune thus began its leading editorial to- peech of Prime Min- ister Churchil. The spew-h 815° was the subject of an cdiiorlll in the New York Times, which said: "When confidence comes from slwh a man at 5t1€h a moment as till-i- -ir becomes impressive and thrilling; and it was all the more impressive yesterday because oi the array 0f solid facts . . . with e su - ported his sure belief that Britan will survive." The speech "rises above all the babel of our timcs - not because Winston Churchill is in himself a

LONDON, Aug. 2l--tCP Cable) —Possibility of o German attempt ito invade Britain seems to be re- respon-

Thls opinion is based largely on Nazi air force has been unable to gain even tempor- ary mastcijv oi the air. which i8 deemed prerequisite to any attempt

to land troops along the British Coast. lino. Even if the Germans increased

the scale oi muss air raids. using 41mg or 5,000 planes in one attack. confident it could retain gencrnl mastery of

In any event, it is believed Hit:- ler must move quicklv if he is go- ing to attempt tiny invasion this vear. It is bclicvcd the Nazis would have no chance of succeeding once turn in who North 50a and the cqtiinoctial

indi- inovod some . of his troops from Holland and

JIOFIHPYII Franco to central Europe

‘ This might ho a sign he has ab- andoucil his invasion plans. or on the oilivi‘ lltllld might. not be more iiio usual shilling of garri- GPYillﬂlly has too long in ouc particular area of a conquer-

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govcrnment-sixuisoi-oil truvollers had been waiting here for two nights and two days to begin the trips to the foster-parents found for them imdor the chiidionis ov- erseas reception scheme.

to have come ashoro transportation difficulties and oth- er snags forced them on their tunpcrary ship-ironies a while longer, Tho other 353 of the total rcmaiiiinc 848 drew up to the dock just today in a big luxury llncr.

groups wcrc bound for where homes had been fnund for 396 of thcm. Another 316 bound for Quobcc and tho vvcst~ available officials could not say the quota. for cacti province —whlle Nova Scotia was to izot B6 and each g; the other Maritime provinces

herded the youngsters over on the 10-day trip reported them pointed at. tho delay in getting a- shore. but still in high spirits. The ifascinatlon of watching tho

ping in this busy port. and the

still-fresh novelty of their exper-

ience. served to temper the disap- t oointment.

last arriving ship. three wore Can. adlans. They were Mr. and Mrs, llcnry Bryant. and Mrs. MncGilliv- "Y. Who were ltoing to Victoria.

be iakcn oil oarly tomorrow and placed aboard trains for their tlostiiiuiiims.

bv South African authorities re- llﬂ-Tfiintr concealment of ammunition has resulted in confiscation of more

looopcniiriren Await Turn To ‘Land In Canada

PORT. Aug. 2i

to exchange shipboard liic for tho solid soil oi Canada, more .800 children from Britain tonight aboard their ships hcrc to step to laud and sfart off for their new wartime bomcs.

Part of a proup of 2.000 that. made up the grrutixst sca exodus of children hi history ihc young

greater man than some others." 581d he Herald Tribune, “but because he is a. strong man brouRM l0 B towering height by 1i irreat crisis o! destiny."

"He spoke to the point because he has no room for anything else. He spoke with a broad and bold states- maiiship because he has no time to waste in little manoeuvres oi shabby concealmciits or small-minded and illusory hopes. Ha spoke with a cold tenacity man-led to a blazing re- solution-the indomitable lea er oi’ an indomitable people. who, each drawing strength and support. from the other. know themselves to be standing in the breach of history’ » -

“There £111 a Britain which not only ‘re stronger,’ but. actu- allv L; ‘stronger than we have evct been before’.

"This is a Britain facing facts. It i5 a. Britain which in a single. S\\'€81)llit'.! izvstiirc. offcrs us bases where we like in Ncivfoundliiiid and the West Indies. not as a bﬂfgﬂiﬂ. but because she sees the community of interest which, in this desperate world, overrides all pettv conven- lions and minor ioalousics, It is a Britain which politely. but flatly. tells us that the food blockadouvil

Gold Production

not be raisod, bPCﬂLbt‘ it is a Britain which knows oxactlv “hat shc is

course to winch sbo has sotdicr hand . . . and this is the Britain that. '

lliﬂ-“lb slit‘ mar-Avid Jl in an irrciriovublo ruin "We do lioi know 01:: of Our (i(‘$il'O_\'i‘l'5 in B sh hour's

down

out them. can survivc, know that this Britain is . of tremendous strolls-iii. roal and now hope that ’ his Britain ti! iion has at

The TlliiCS breath of

Churchill's l‘(’f'li.1l, not tho smug belief of fr ‘ill

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s‘ noiiv FOUND i ._ l hlquriricry Aug. l!) an. _ [llllllnl-f oi tho hodv nl‘ my. m: Officer T. (‘. i1. Lay in‘ no; n3, gﬁpwllls ‘m? “f H1111‘ ‘liors (lftlﬂlljd

n an air lrircc plilllr- crdgh." on ihe coast cl." (zipc Ilroton i.

AN EAST CQKQ CANADIAN wtCPi -Chafing

ill in unveil

land

Of those sllll ivnumg 404 were today. but

officials to kwp

Greatest number of the two Ontario.

W!‘ 1'0

The volunteer workers who ‘shep- diam»

ship-

Of the 28 conductors aboard the

It was expected thr- chiltlron would

our or moro special

MUNITIONS him? PREI‘0RIA.-<Cl=i-Actton taken

than 15.000 rounds of ammunition in this district.

doing and has ihc courage of tho, .15"'ii§-iz¥"5..2iii2“‘" ,r;v'i..’ii‘i'f; 0n Increase

TORQNTO, Aug. 2l-—tCP\-G0ld could do: wo do not. know certainly lm-lduclm" l" Brill-m Quid!“ 50011 whothci" Britain with thcm or with- 1111i’ TWA] I119 C010ni"$ But w;- do sugar and bauxite Britaiirs strongth. E. W. Walcott, of the British Guiana Legislature. ‘ shld horc today. He said the col- ion_v's bauxite production provides ,'Britnin with much aluminum. He w", Ofjls visiting hcre.

Mr. Walcott said Art Williams.

ho added.

UTTAWA. Aug. 2i~'¢JPi—Can-‘ Mia's exports in July, gold. wcvc g |C0lllpﬂl't‘(i with $75.7:'13.O00 in July lﬂsl your, thc DOlllllliﬁil Bitrcau n1

crr-asc of 310.272.0110 iiozio, uhilc um

iUnitod States gain of $l4.8(l4.0flO.

LlONDON."iC/pl ordci‘ issucd bv tho Ministry oi Air- craft Production magnesium and ,' mmo of tho Vctcrans Home Guards nugucsiuiii alloys inav not bo >0 d. t was to bo chaiuicd to tho Vctoraus ioougzht 0i‘ used except undcriiccnse. iGuard of Canada.

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f“ bill“. llmvci" systcﬂl hi“ Prlwkwd initial l0 weeks of instruction in raids}. ' ‘

' “Phil”! “ml Tmwc" m" m“ “wit” nine civilian schools are schedulcd 'l:h'c' Rlllliilllldll

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~ ‘-.~ u i '1 . sow-no» woo-co we». ilétéité‘°'hiilil‘ii?l"‘°ié‘li.iiii"l...“l 5331133 Exlmns to Blilm.‘ Elmmp “m” press llll.01'\'l0\\'. In addition t; ilic which “*1 l“

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with sic .000 and othcr coun- “p ' "v - -

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Thc amount to tho United Klllll- i _ ' . ., . . ., . , two mm iu . i 1 dnm iota-lied sHAlSTOOO an in- lbfgzlzincs “ch ‘menus 1mm Sharon and fiat ' 0\'(‘l‘ July g ‘ " mrir work ll‘. ' Ilium

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WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i --(AP)—- The United States War department awarded 310.893.2248 in for the training of flycrs and mech-

, . *- - Tlliil'Stiil)'l--l;\i’l -- iiumsail ' i. l. * d in so doin dis- 32r- ‘_. _. _. . . - Ollllmh 0f gllbhrcsd itnhlad doubled thg nuni- ‘llmrlilfy fflxi-Klr ‘HM ‘s as m, “id m ton (rim, . l

ber of civilian schools svhich would ‘Hus on me -1'1-;\n,-,_\,,. . 1 give primary flight training to ar- ' my air pilots.

Representing a. continuation and extension of the program. first awarded under plans to step up pilot training to 7,000 int-h a year. Additional contracts also are

Defence Force Numbers Increase

OTTAWA. Aug. 1ll—iCP)——S\\‘ell- land Bllxhllliiii it... . lug mcmbors of Canadian doiciicc ,$l)t.‘C(iill,'_: icnnqti u--_l

'I‘bc non pormancut nctivo mil- -itiii has 100.731 of which 21.500 are at present in training camps. (Tnn- ‘ , Sl(l(‘l bu; iscrvicc thc number wits still con- s crribly below

a“ 1 Hmmm, gand quantity oi ’ ' ._ " v » . attire aiicr a fu-c The Mllilﬁlﬂl aiinounccd the Jchnmuwy] Hum“ - ‘quarters hero of ih- t" Fiilml Constabulary.

TIIE D/IARITIIVIE SIVIOKE

on Rumanian: Hungarians Resuming Talks

TURNU-SEVBiln-l-N bunnitiiapsui.

S. Speeds

contracts

wore tailed but night, giving rixc 1-» 1 ngvy colllpflliillbi‘ yvcrkoii out io s; from collapse. This iwhof is strcu .- . - ciisclosurc that llvi tactic of ihc Got-m

existing school the contracts were the

leaders CilihtfllTti were cxpccicd to mizch as tuo-tiur. ~, ,' Vania.

i The Rlillliilliiiii:-

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brought (il)\\il iu :.|-- ..

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all brauchia of militzo.

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