HE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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EBSIDE, AND N"-1, subscriptions, Advertising

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The Guardian will be delivered

his cold 1 local interest but advertising [a ncwsy nature may he insert- . gt 2 cents ii word strictly pay-

lg in advance.

1’[C1AI.—-Waterrnarrs Sky- iter Pens $1.25 pencils 75c at W Drug Co.. Kenslngton.

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ECIAL. — 20 per cent 1 iancnts now at Me- ian Lvlulv Salon: Phone 11-1, _g; slrccl. Summerside. L-‘I40-9-8-31.

ill:-\(‘E’S heavy 30-lb. t Felt Building Paper fuel bill. L-482-9-13-2’.

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SALE. — Forty March mi l-1r.l)1'id nulieis. Light sus- and New Hampshire. .1. S. .» Mmidletoii. L-833-9-13-ll.

WANT D——Four young ladies 1 w *k \vit‘.i nublishing con- v. Apply room 680. . , sumrn side evening.-.' 4 m 8: L-355-'9-13-3i.

.\l1.<S Rim-DONALD. Licentiate .\io'.int Allison Univer- ~ n her class in piano- rlay. Selotamlber 12 in Phone 529-1. L-858-9-13-4i.

Sl‘E(‘l\l. PER-MANENTS. In up c-ur summer sup- _ . fferlng a limited .be:- «Y [Ill ritecd oil perman- 2! 0‘.'l‘.\' $250. Also s/pecia-is in c: r ‘.r"s of beauty require- 'l'\'e from Sept. 15th to h Write or phone Noonan‘s .n Parlor. Summcyside. Phone ’ L-859-9-l3-Zi.

. ' ll River lbe held at the farm of Heath Knnsington on Friday. mbcr 15th at 1 o'clock. Ad- on deirying will be : es. At-tend thts field your interest in fun- L-357-9-l3-2i.

\'El) FROM TIGNISH Morrison, Senior have

lll~"l‘l 1. .l;ili‘.."s um Morrison. -ll'l"llOl'.

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W .lc there they as- vlllir: out the dlse°trou= l d'=tr:yrri a siore arid n's in the vil‘a.3e. Mr. micr. aithcurzh rclIn'i . did his bit working . I"l'Cll vcunoer men in . o to subdue the flam-Ss.

FILE UV‘-IILANDERS 9 riimb'r of cars from *5 r"::v" to Bcrdsn on v r on 11'.‘ to see the l-l'v‘1- (‘ H We rwinlaod. The c Faro. wfwich had its ~l:d to swell the C. . accfmcznicd the ~ the barns a gcod send ‘~ ty of C. Company

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The 'rr.l~r:'.cc Bra’-‘ch C W. L. re- " monthly meetinvs.

. 1. ‘ll hvi bran discontinued dur- "i\'l'~.'r months. on Wed- Trcre was an ex- . The President. ' 'fll"‘ll. who was i“e dele- ‘cm the Summerside sub- n '1 ill» Diocesan Conven- C’:ar'nttat'J*wn in Aus- y intercslinz rzport A lc‘ter was rea/i L*s'ie Ramsay

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‘av rcl"imev.*t nf Cathollc " T“! srvicc in the event of ' 9 resolution nasserl at l tutor‘ to the nffcrt tha‘

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1" Boy at 20 per day or We per week. Phone 289-1 f your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on y?¢:utrmr:xI:l:fl“ 0'

inn is reserved for new: '

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I-iuivcs coum-v Ihonld be left with Mrs. Pond

Gourllu mun Mark atnaec. o?i'°or'hvn':i°il. 8;‘;

‘0 In! home in Summeralde by

—T0-LE/l'—Modern cl 1]‘ . Spectlon apply James C:1‘,ieI‘n).;n&SuIr?i- merslde. L-742-9-3Ie0d_”_

—WHI'l‘E PLASTER WALLS Wm Illatzfugilsctilor or become heat sieves if is “$5; nsul extra heavy wallboarcl

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—-LEGION ELECTS sLA'1'g_-me gnmli‘-1 meeting of the Eummerside

ranch of the Canadian Le ion was held last night in the town all Wm‘ 3 Very 1fll‘€e_ attendance. Mr. N911 D‘-lrflnt retiring president pyg. sided. Elect.on of officers wel‘ Pmldent A. 11- Corner: 1st Vic. Presldent— L. W, Smith; 2nd. meg- President —Patrick Martin, execu. live -43. W. Roblrison; Neil Durant and Patrick Marlin.

—I)RIVING PARK SOLD— The Summerside Driving Park, which for over 50 years has been the scene of some of the best horse racing in the province. was sold by public auction yesterday afternoon and knocked down for nine hundred dollars to Dr. E. T. Tanton, the bid was ninety dollars over the highest bidder. DI. Tanton was the pre idem of the Summerside Driving Park Co. for some years. There was ti good representation nl local bidders and there was much spirited bidding. The auction was conducted by Mr. T. M. Linkle‘.ter. The trotting park comprises about 13 acres and ha; some remnants of the horse shccs left but the large exhibition bulld- irig was long since torn down. It is some years since the last exhlbiton was held in Summerside but the horse racing and sports continued up to two years ago when they too were given up.

--SUMMERSIDE GOLF NEWS- At the summerslde Golf Course this week the szmi finals in the Mixed Foursome Championship games were played. when Mrs . E. Smal"man and Harold Gaudet defeated Mrs. Alex Home and Charles Peters one up‘ These win- ners now have to moet Henry Noonan and Mrs. Eric Maoxay. In the Club handicap Champion- ships let Roltzvl S G. Mt-rriam defeated E. P. Fciey: and W. 1-1. Nooran dsfeat-std Alex Horn.“ 2"d. Preston Nsonan defeated J. Ls-Ihv l‘~.lman. Henry Ncomn ar-:1 Ra‘nh Sllliphantwvcn t':e low net in the Ball Sweeost-.=kes ard Norman Prfchard Icw Gross. Jlmmy Wal- ker who has bscn actilxz as pro- fessicnal at the Golf Ccurse for’ the summer and had a s =.=s..’ul L season left on Mor.:lay to sh‘p. Mr. Walker is a pe .y of-l float on a Canadian naval lzcat. ‘ During his say in Sivmmerslcle he made many friends who wish h‘m tztcd luck. He was nresen-t:d with a parting sift cn Sun"av night from members of the Club.

--TOWN COUNCIL MEETING- The Summerside town council held their regular meetin last night, Ma or Campbell pres ding. Several ma ers came up for dis~ussion In

.111 at the west end. it was sugges. -d 1 at the ONE be a ked to lay a rail crossing the same as at the east end as there a peared to be some dspute over wgio should pay for the laying of Another matter dis- tition from residents in the vicinity of the electric light plant asking for a. silencer for lhC new engine; as this would involve considerable expense it was left to councillor Morrison to br re; a re- 1 port. Councillor Phillips said he felt‘ something should be done in this matter. A resolution supporting the board of trade that there should be no increase in telephone rates was passed. A resolution asking that the Prince County boys who enll. should be quartered at summerslde l was also approved. It was decided to go ahead with the purchase of p1p'ng for laying of scrweraze On Duke street and necessary grading and widening of road and that Councillor Macbleill be asked to ap- proach the citizens on the street to’ allow the widen’ng of the street if it should come through their pro- perties. some assistance frcm 2

creosote ties. cussed was a pe

l“ “‘?“’l’i" W‘rr‘(‘r\'s V./_"‘Qll9 of ~‘?”<'-9 am nrcpzrrri to join the -"'f o’ so‘-vl~n arcl erch 8*" P‘l QM v‘~.wl 1'1-v cm to milicate " l'l“""s of war and hasisn the '1’ ~.~u p9""" and rrr‘v*r shall

..A..,.v_ This l’PS0lllll'\‘l was l""’“ F"(l. It was ¢'»':i“ed to -M .«... ..,....,.,‘ ,.....v...., (.,.v_ " all October. 1"/ zting cg‘-

PERSONALS

-lliss 1)al=v Brooks 0’ Sprint- }; l1" rclurnod home f'cm the ..nu= (‘mnly Hcwoital where she "5 rrcalving treatment. 8

.__,__. “JD? Keir of Malneque was a «"0? to Summerside on Tues-

M-\fr Samuel F'riv.7.ell of Spring- higcgrng -'0ltuI1~§'l i-was from ‘the

«Gun v ospi much m- Wed In health. 5.

“fill-ss Jeanie Thompson of Mal- W~“" who rec-ent‘,v underwent an mfeiflm is making s ro-

rrovernment had been promised in lthis matter as an uncmploymentl lnrojccl, Mayor Campbell stated_that Mr. Percy and avirtlcn _ en8ln4"‘-*1‘ i from Moncton. had been in Summ- rerslde iookinf! over the sites for a .new airport and among others. on" . at the hack 0! the cemetery had been inspected but as yet nothing had been decided.

! llloosevelt

lliiveswarning To Germany

___.,__. Sept. l2——Presl- ed indirect but 5 press con- lf Germany the war She . sltionm ofglgg st kc in any at ml’ :sJeIius'§edBritl:h sol‘ other terrltmy 0“ thin side of the Atlantic.

ferenoe were victorious in would face

when

h at King- when he said United States by if domin- threaten- (than the

II mull. not stand .

etion of Canadian soil is ed by an other lhniilfl an is ‘if: " sponden

it

Monroe Doctrine ts, Mr. Roose- that the United tection.

had n’noi1'e.")

ova’ Oonini

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AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Germans claim “Iron Ring” on WarsawTightens

<3! Edwin sh-nke. auoomea Prs Staff Writer)

BERLIN. Sept. l2—(AP)-_ Pounding at the Polish calendar: of Warsaw on three fronts, the German army drew tighter tonight in iron rlno which. its high com- mand c1ulmed._was threatening to choke oflf the besieged capital.

From the west. the northeast nnd the southeast. the armies of the Reich hit at the Poles simul- -lmeouslv. it was asserted. The Vanguard of the northeastern force “"45 reported 1'/J have crossed a Tallwily due east of Warsaw. The Germans said a Polish force of four divisions was beginning to 5“-"1‘9W~'19I' in an area southeast of Warsaw. (A division normally is bFt\\'€'2n 10.000 and 12,000 men.)

The third active spot was a tri. I-.l"llglllBI' area south 0! the Vistuia and above Lodz. to the west of Warsaw. where between 50,000 and 60.003 Poles were said to be en- d‘-‘3"°’1'1n&.' to break a German circle.

Throughout ail Germany. the Dopulace eagerly followed accounts of the struggle for Warsaw. All other news paled info inslgnul. CBIICQ.

Berlin Hears "Peace Efforts"

j

llewsmen chafe ' BRITISH Under Wartime

Restrictions

Kensington , And Vicinity’

Miss Bernice Shea. has retun-J ed to her home in GIBIIOILEIOWII,‘ after enjoying a pleasant holidayl in Kenslngton. While here she was ' the guest of Mr. and Mrs Albert: McLeZlian.

i.‘- (Continued from page 1) were unheard of until an official

communique today revealed their safe arrival in England,

SOUR STOMACI-I

against HIADACHESI and PAINS

and MUSCIJLAR ACRES

By PI-t Ussber . “mu m sun w--u me Mum or mom-uo- M W —... D. .... : :l.'.r......r.....-"“ :i.A.=:-::*.::..~::l-::v:.=-no.3:-.: nmN°°”- Sent. 12—<c1= Cable)— §'e‘1“u’-‘§°‘§oz§'§n3~h° mm Mmmm M°Pe"-fine -Eldon Hfirlrwd' FE:>rl1e*%l °'°°m°' °:i.'"..o'3’_m'°h'"'i? mi‘ i too Outed in a modern London uni- ' weze visitors to Port Hill recently. :°,f¢h“.“,‘é’,':_d,lnk;,, .,,'.“,:.°,u,','°' ¢'.’.'.§':,‘.,".'_fi::.,,,.. man excesses that cause I00 §vi_UCH ACID. And

"The meet-ins has fully confirmed the firm resolve of Great Britain and France to devote their entire

s"-le‘«l"m'I.l'v‘l‘E.‘:**;..“lzltrsrllgsru- assumed the task of determlnlas

EXCESS ACID usually on hand in band with Read- aches Acid Stomach. olda and Pu if u’re wise—you‘

Mrs. Joseph~Cameron has re-‘,

turned to her home in l3oston.l 1“,

h gggtllggiggglgcpgrpin tbhe told o fxirensth and resources to the wss- Mass. utter eniovins a Isa.-am, - _u.i‘1...,.a.m......t....l...c..l ...l....-....—. sci: The mmmry is th e war. g o the conflict which has been three weeks holiday with or c.s- tlflc Icld nsutrslizernnd painreliever. e channel forced upon them and to give 3,11 taers. Mrs. P. N. LeBlanc B.';‘.dl Allan-Szltzlr was unknown seven vrarscuio. Today it is used by more than 21) mllfum

through Wmch newspapers reoe ive

;‘r"C";'l5t5‘_’l'_ g1e‘0fl’P€&s Jon the fighting

°°mplain ls‘i'§e§"§‘£§h..’“““’ ‘’ ‘hem

1u<,3ed_ nd unduly de-

amwllun, British respondents go j_he,ém,(.ieg°u"l},‘i';'l'y°%;.

possible assistance to their pops}, filly who is resisting with so much gallantry the ruthless invasion of her territory." Other Developments

Otiher developments included:—'rach.

Mm wee" Shea’ K°"S”‘g"°"' people. Atalldrugstores—5Ueum160r:iz2s.

1 mam Alka-Seltzer

Dress conferences and to t, latest available official inigrema me 1 B‘““’“ “H” ll '—’— — ~ I ' — '- ~~‘ uon_ - - 8 ac on to send m.nt Ln.l Inc second Lie j... .d ll Rgléctthtele i-inter communication part of her Governmental machine- i Mr; Mfif Mm 5" Fa“33“°'5.-.t"!"55 Many Sources Ewbkh Canada's oconom‘ machin- shreet ng Tm-5l1'y and all meet ry from London. announced she was n~ ti ms 3:10‘; -S%"" fly V15‘ "3 .ery functions on a ' - omces W-paper and news agency taking steps to transfer between ma veg an “en 5 - C t_ d I 1) I111’; the i.,-- ._~n ' 7,003 and a_(] _ . ‘ On mm? mm Page be noses ill)‘ ’~ u1§‘:',v:3;?I%:rmec? X33‘ Chaflllél, under .335 to SeCret00p§':Zser1I;‘xn€§lt employ t Hbughlgp M‘CQ‘€Md ha?“ re" L: __s, ., , __.7___._:_ flalion. now of new‘r% r c.1ons limiting the 2 Th e country, urn o cns rg on, a l,r a . W0 ‘d be H. a a thin trickle. '];;he - e 9,456-ton British tanker '

courage me people But this <.I1;il‘il’;fC’ be shown at

‘———' _ -‘No one (:31! doubt the

Mrs. Preston Chapfaii enl szn. and M mm-Q1 suengm 01 Roy are enjoying a pleasant hol_l- .cm¢B3m, day with relatives and friends in mm bu-or_gm must Sherbrocke and St. Eleanors.

biggest story in E qumtehcentury is brief visit to Charlottetown. “stand §.vmin5_

on their doorsteg bug only me hm,

Est details of w at is 2033 on are

avgfigbllend they are m" “5“B11y until hours after the

Inverliffey sank in the Atlantic pI‘€S'lnably after a submarine at-.' Mick. and her crew was rescued by an American tanker.

the il':l{l of l

Word spread through Berlin that Hitler's partner in the Rome-Ben “n AXIS. Premier Mussolini, was 1‘38«<1y_to make new peace efrorts now since Germany claims mm; 31.] Polish territory which was in Gm». many before 1914 has been re- lakfll by the eastern anmy.

German scuroes said the Reich troops have pushed far beyond those 1914 limits in their drive to

subdue Poland. Wilhelmstresse spokesmen said they knew nothing orficlallv e Mussolini peace proposal.

The German high command said the cities of Poznan. Torun LT‘ncm). I-Iohensalza Gniezno and numerous others had been captur- ed in the provinces of Poznan and West Prusia. ~ 'I‘hLs advance was to “3Ve SW"~’JDl the Poles out of the north on a front runnlm roughly from Gniezno to the north Wlcclawek. Plock and Modlin. IOIIYCS cities guarding the ap- proach to Warsaw from the north- west

Heavy Fighting Reported

Heavy fighting was reported by ilie Germans from the triangle formed by Kutno. Pliatek. and Leczyca. above Lodz and almost directly west of warsaw. German

exits have taken place W‘ The Mmlstry of’ Inform u home as well as on EDITOR“ ' announcing the lPrime ll/‘ilinljsnteigs Miss Gertrude Giliis has com— m;r:>L:-C~e';u.es from thr existing tux fifib $'..,‘.‘,’,“"5"Z°"°"‘,: ,. 1 -Dorm“. L CRITICISM flight to France said he was accom pletely recovered from her recent » ‘ " V J we I I - - ~ ..rucfurc for the present fiscal in; operation d€Sl"l\€d to draw The meagreness of the minisuyh Famed by L°rd Cmmeld. Minister M-3801‘ 03 56311" F€V?T- 1135 79‘ Iysar. ending March 31 next. were htavily on {lll)llC saving." said Mr. _,5g,,,temem5 already has bum -9 for Coordination of Defence, and mmed V’ St J°h“‘ N B" W ““' vblaced at $495,000.D00. just 55,030: ltlsley. “Only after tide initial per- “ 1 under way

theme of wide~p dl. the ‘mm “‘ BT1”-*1)‘ l-e§‘5sl>°ap33§T“il.f§“;

lod of expansion is W’

sume her duties at the Saint John should in? fir.d it ncczssary L0 of-

Geneml Hospital‘ when she 15 'U00 in excess of the P3l!mB.le made ‘

llsley ‘

that the Supreme War Council's meeting also was Mr.

I in ‘in the regular bud-gel.

Inlxup over release of _ Fra ' amended by-l-"31“1“'-’ recallecl the bud et estimate last lfer a loan for gene ill public sub-

ment that Brush m§f,‘,§S““.{,‘.§’,"e“°f,, 1” HES; §er::r;1e1r'MEd°““rd Dalad‘ *—‘ . tiiprll placed expegnditures at $551: scriptlon "

‘Vance today caused further indiE- corn .1 a “me G'““°“n- S3-udenls wttendlm! Prmoe of and adding to this si0o,0oo.— The excess profits tax is an at-

nallcn. man em"-chief of the Hench W‘-95 0°11"-39» Ch3‘"1°W?t°WTl- Sum‘ 5000 appropriated ‘in the war supply tempt to recover some of the pro- News cabled l0 Canada and the army‘ merside H1 1‘ s'°h°°1 ‘ma MW“ bill passed yesterday, anticipated fits which will accrue to private

United SCENES. as elsewhere, -‘s In announcing that steps were be- Am5°“ U“ "”51W~ s“k"m9- {mm total expenditures for the year of industry as a result of war con-

diticns. In order to avoid injustice businesses are given the option of two methods of taxation.

Under one they will contribute

Kensington, have all rlenarltzl for their respective Alma Mailers and are by now undoubtedly busily en- gazed in their quest for greater

$65l.000.000. $21,000,000 Extra Revenue

checked b —

the cable Xoglenallriiftsaf§'§J§ff,1f§5d§f

[Wed 1“ transt on this account. Criticism of news handling was

1118 taken to transfer part, of the British Government machinery from London a spokesman empna_

outs ok t Sized "There is no questl f‘ th ., l minl?st.r;noFdci:a1:°:f$en§:w::;':'p§.'} Government as a whole b:i?.g°evlc3 education’ ————- 1 Revelnues ‘?isgI?lu'uearmf;g:I€ Z? 3% fafirreléicaoiz §[1nxi)J§lmsr3?it§x°?§§ ngfln. Il»0I1:ltMncMilian. the 1nformat- “filed-" Three of fair lassies namely Miss $2 ‘,’.‘;.3“.°,.§..,5 we:-e prmeigeat, 521,. me pgst (am? (15231 yeafi. Under 18 In er. admitted the ministry He added that “Not a single Helen R°?°T5- R- N-- M155 W2 'ooo,ooo. This would not include re- the other they will pay 8. percent- Womd iuY(l§ll<g1ln§g$§€;mn]:.‘thly as ne Minister" nor anvone concerned in g°’m;;“ find Vivian 1 turns from the increased inoorne age of their actual piéofils. Ting ' 5 OWEVET. 0 the wamm g~'-- ayn Y . -. Bye 9 mu’-"ly ta r the excess profits tax starts at 10 per oen for 13:01 meet, (.1, 1 _ e ac ivities of the Gov- ~ X, “O as .. 2.55%: ..i..a."::l;°.:..:::‘" me «am his ..;*‘*m.‘:l::l2.2‘:l who on W °* *-’€"'°:.':.""° W’ ‘.2 ”“t..i*: Some experienced Fleet, sine; The announcement followed by and Voluntgerped 1 I 1 9 1 Mm mm me next meal year‘ up) 3‘ a "$7.5 up gm per i3‘r:s=‘ml2'r}i1 hhve‘ben drafted for 5e!'- some hours final r rsorial autmor- Lary Hospitals Or WV C n - ppglIs‘ab‘lf:;m:1’:a1fic1-i‘t3.'Vei;’u;:llat:x<‘:d£dgt‘ tiligm m’I‘ cums 01 tionperirsoomeortarxwris e _ ~ .' - The“ diffiilalfiiigfibonunulng mu) gzaittlon for publication in Great m 1 -—‘-1 ds Wm be 1 sed 000.000. ased rec per cent to 18 per the Sscond Week or the War‘ 3” BL r sin for the first 1-‘me of the news m h-°;fl’l'_‘3’t‘g’“ ‘"151’? Chime fiegms Without allowing for any ln- cent and, in thzocase of consolidnxt; m-ibuted in pan to the problem of of the arrlveal of British troops, ' 5 “ crease in production and income d1vidu;il1;n.'i.mb:e to imolgegntkx Wm

who has been seriously ill during from 1933 or 1939, Mr‘ nsjey said

planes and equipment in France.

°T8Bn‘zaticn involved in setting u Censflrghip and to me 0 (French d, the Past three weeks. is now on the the new tm . other than the s, sui-tax of 20 per oent on reparation. Plans mag; :3:/cling; carried unmnftrgigdesrelasfim ‘:1? R mad W r°°°V°"' lexcess its tax. would yield the W155 “W Paid “'4 ‘*0 ¢h‘“‘¢° ave not worked out in practice British gm - h d P0 "' ‘'‘‘’‘‘ about .ooo,ooo over a. whole year. is made in the schedule od ex- -I-hk is mmbuted m some qua-u_t_ ‘Ii op, a landed on French Mr. George Brookins was a busi- ‘He redused to hazard a guess as emptians. ers to lack of agrzement between Sm‘ ‘"55 V‘-"”'°T V’ Ch371°“°'-0W“ T9‘ .to returns from the excess profits Individuals who escape I-110 13‘ mlnjsm, omcms and mlmmv au_ Subwrys Remain closed oently. tax or me extent to which the ln— come and excess profits taxes are oritles. ' The Government also announced creased income and business would likely *0 COM-T“7“l9 W the V3’ (The remainder of this dispatch that some of the many London sub- M155 1'3"“ M"Lm‘“"“'“' ”“”“°d [add to the returns from other chest through one or other oil the was delayed o 1-2 hours by the cen- way sta‘.-ions now closed to tn 1; “° he’ h°‘“° ‘“ M°““?~$“€ 0“ 501- taxes new and old. The budget increased imoosts on liquor. beer 5°“ he would have to remain closie(l)lin- ilxlidud" ‘infill; I’ lglwtxiin‘ V15“ Mm ‘ dew“ began Mm . nswyvs me’ tea, saortti or - ensnensg. gt eson .38. 0 de“““°1y- s°°°°h mm W” “Md “I by smoked meats. canned nah and

CENSOR-SHIP MUDDLEI) many veteran

officials said the Polish army had suffered heavy losses and they ex- pressed confidence the enemy vcoulrl capiiulate soon under the German vice.

A German victory here would open the way for a mass advance on Warsaw from the east. rein- forclmz motorized troops which reached Warsaw last Friday out which since withdrew to await the main Grerman column. The ad- vance force was said to have met heavy Polish artillery fire from the eastern side of the city. .