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January

g-nflew Year’: Day)—!{ing call: up £00,000 more men for service.

l- ion. J. L Ralston acclaimed M.P.

or Prince. P.E.I.

s-Sarthquake: and flood: devastate

"‘u k . l-llrixtaih, call: all it! merchant ship: s-vtir-“firshiy Leslie i-ioro-Bellsh:

resigns. Q—Ki Carol waml Russia Rumsnla wlilgfight if invaded. ‘

_ - B itl h-Canadlan $11» '1 tggtghlggyzhiphulrldihg program an-

s-Elrihlsh‘ force! destroy Rulllsn division. say! communldl-IQ-

D sr Castle nuke kggxgshllggedff bilsh coast. Cana- dian and U.S. olfigals confer at 0t» o—ill‘ll\'fl orll St. LavlvdcesncellSreflgilgtny 1 A les ay W0!‘ field to protect North Sea traffic. ll—New British long-range alr fighter announced. II-Russian planes bomb Southern Fin-

IO-grfil‘ h t down German raid . . . s oos - ers over Firth of Forth.

‘min!

IIBIDGG

1~f—(Sundayi—Arlmlral Yonai ed Nm

Japanese Premier to succe lid Athmllreflgedfhn American n c a eng -

sarfeEy zone and "punitive" attempt! ‘igahm Bdmsstrhlhyairplhes Seahorse

lkllhgfi$gthend Starfish lost: 130 dvfld nr mlssirli-Y.

17..-Russlans down ll Finnish planes.

IB-Ontallo Legislature DY 4440 w“ 3.10pm Premier i-Iephurn’s motion gondgmning alleged inadequacy of Dominion Government’: war effort.

lib-Canada's s2on.ooo.oon war loan mer- subscribed s0 oer crut-

20—Erltoin rejects U.S. rotest against censorship m‘ American mails on Bllllsh and neutral ships.

Il-(Sunriavi-Flnnlsh alrnlcn raid Russian bases. _ u

QQ-Japan protests Britalns serious unfriendly 119i‘ ‘nnzgézingpkermnn <- rom . a a -

g;_"_\‘~§$le§ 200, lost rhhon British ‘ de- =lroycr Tixlnuuth sunk in Yvlrlh

Sea. g.q-|-(ln;g rcvieyvrsIFJLSA-iiiuilfitsé“ _ , ii. zr amen t s. . g;:%[_‘§n{cr>1r?\mc:'clal trcntv with Jililfin

l: ses.

gq_€:-I:|ti| Afr-icon Auomhly relcrts tlnu ln-slmz senllrllla llcflrv “ (icrlnrlny.

Qg-(Suntirlvi-Soufh African Opposi- tion groups rail for Republawflsh

29—Germi1n warplanes raid r Shlpil Y1K-

BD-Flnnlshd forrtlasr léglinlirlnrfiusslan har- hor on mo ~-

ll-Brltlsh Government takes Con"!!! of Pimplro shlpnink.

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February

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ipFranco hacks Britain in searching

l-Fihlhrsiflsgayllm dead in week Of Russian air raids.

__ g1 pledge ‘-.‘§.‘:.’.'.‘.’:.l’...‘?:i“%: crash. .I’.R. taught? mgesnvcrburn l0!‘- pedoed n r5 - _ 5_Kin‘:zt honolts 3:‘ heroes in first in ure o - I-Britain reports war material: sent

Finland. Q._Thl6rlKCf\l'i!ll€llh contlnsent WW" at . - P0‘- 9~Eire tgoyerlnflinerlst frames measurI t cm‘ Pr‘ - l IO-Fvrench Chamber gives Prernllrelr Daladier unanimous vote of r0 Tornado kills 17 at Albany,

111-15 nday) —Governor-General Lord guzgeedsmuir dies following fall. e

l2—Anzl'le ‘troop; arrive at Suez. _ l3-Brltish Plan“ fly over northwest

Cermnny.

lk-gzlnlflnd'filgfelid€llt Kalllo asks all

W’ l’ .

lli-Brglrtgincronvoys world’: BlllPPmB against German subs.

iS-Rrllnln intensifies mobilization pro-

Cossnck rescues 299 British 50311101’; from German ship Alimurk off Norlvcglaln boost.

1g-lSllnrla_\')—-Gerrnan freighter Morea captured by British. .

‘IQ-Britain refuses Norway s demand to surrender British seamen taken from Altmnrk.

20~Russlans announce Kolvlsto. Finland.

recalls technical

llrkey. bomb explodes in London’!

occupation of experts

st llri.

R.A.F. drops leaflet: over Austria and Bohemia.

M-l-iltier at Munich declare: Germany will fllzht "until the terror of _the piutocraciea has been broken.‘

fi5~lSundayl--11tlth Army Co-Uperallon Squadron f the R.C.A.F. arrive! in England. orelgn ministers of Nor- way. Sweden and Denmark re- affirm Scandinavian neutrality.

fi-Sumner Welles. U.S. Undersecre- tary nf State, talks at Rome with Mussolini and Ciano.

W-Wlnston Churchill announces Sca a Flow naval base has not been ava l- abls no Royal Navy llgce sinking of

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R0 hi (iak. O . i4. 39.

IS-U. . House vote: 324.000.11.10 loan to Finland.

I'D-British Navy orders seizure of Ger- man coal shipment: to Italy. Sixty-

day all-down strike culls at, Pioneer Gold lVllnos. ll.C.

_.CP_

arch

l-Bodlcs of thrrc fllcrx rillsslng flvs ifffltigllfi; found near i-Iopedale, ra

or. B-Camhridna defeat! Oxford by five lengths in Varsity Boat Race. Adolf Hit er talks to Sumner Weller. U.S. Undersecretary of State.

ii-tsundayl-Brillsh liner Domain llrili-l-bgmbcd ln English Channel; 108 e

d-Prenller Hepburn hen: new: film “Canada at War" in Ontario during Federal election campaign.

5—Brltaln seizes Italian ship: carrying 100.000 ton: of German coat toltaly,

6-Brltish Commons motion rensurln Government‘! Palestine

n po cy. 'I—i.=.‘lghty Ive - thousand . ton liner ucen Elizabeth arrive! at New ork alter first transatlantic voy- age. Prime Minister . IIBI of Australia to A. Dvsart of - - re- tlres_hecnuse of lll-lflfalth: Au p ney~beneral J. B. Mc air succee :. rltaln releases l2 Italian ahlp! glint: fuklrfenrgne!‘ of Germain goal. . _ I III 0 LIIII ll Gerlmnn coal at Belgian "Mood DO!‘ E.

lO-fsundnyfi-J-lltler shouts "on to vic- tory" at Berlin Memorial Day ob- IGTVBIICE.

lb-"iumncr Welles of U.S. confer: with

rltlsh Government.

12- “remler Daladler soar! 50.000 An lo- Prench troop! n: to !:li or

“inland if formal c: l received.

iii-Finland and R.u::ls sign pesos

nty. giving‘ Runl: Karellan

isthmus. Sir lcn ei O'Dwyer n- snssinafed in

l1 011. l-i-soldlar polling in Dominion cl»

t n starts. ltr-l-‘rcnch Senate give: Daladief vote confidence. lti-Jlonsevelt so world "seeks a

1.7- Sundnyi-French police arrest I‘! ommun Five children die in tenement fire at Port Alfred. Que. 18—I-Iitler and Mussolini confer st ' Bnnnero. Italy. 15—Chamberlain says Britain ready l0!‘ any move by Rome-Berlin axis. 20-French Premier Daladler resigns. 21—Pl:ul Reynauti forms French ov- ernment.‘ Premier Wm. Aber art and Social Credit Party returned in Alberta election. M-(Good Frldayi-German freighter Heddernhelm torpedoed off Danish

coalt. 23-! b23llhR blicanArmy Rrillloneyrs ltlglied ephlt Dartmoor rlson, England.

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24-(Easter Sunday)—P0pe Piu: peal: ‘ d l-llfl

for ‘peace. concur

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25—Premler Reynaud confer: with Italian ambassador.

26-l.lberal government returned to ower in Dominion elections.

21'- lnnlsh wurlllllc cabinet gives way to coalition.

m-Slr William Glasgow. Australian High Commissioner. arrive! at 0t-

laws.

29—General Gamelln. Allied Comman- der-in-Chlef. InSDBCIB 65mm!" troops at Aldershot. Nine marine pilots drowned ln i-lnilfax harbor when bout sunk by freighter.

30—Wlnston Churchill declares Britain W111 “follow the war wherever it leads."

!1—(Sunda.\')—German "nomad" bat-

teries bombard French front. _.¢p__

April

1—Peler Fraser becomes Prime Min- ister of New Zealand.

Z-Unsucccssftll {Nazi air raids on Scupn l-‘low and North Sea convoy

3—E‘ar)l:lrl§il.r\tlllnne allilolntctl cover nor-general of Canada. \Vlnstoh Churchill matiie director of Britain s ml lnry serrrcs.

d-Bvlle-Gcn. Victor W. Odlurn_ Viln- couver. zlppulntcll to command ..nd Canadian Division.

5-Rl‘illsh warplanes holub German

wu hips at \\’llllclnlsitavcn. 6—Bl‘lUSil notes to Norway and Sweden (leilne rlliieli position on

question of territorial waters.

says Germany llJ-yezlr-plan to conquer l-Turope.

8—Qtl0eu reviews “Pnronto Scottish and Saskatoon Light infantry at. Alliershot.

9-Gcrmany occupies Dennfark and captures Oslo. Norwegian capital, with Vlkdun Quisling heading Nazi-led Norwegian government. Germany loses three cruisers. 0n! submarine and many transports and supply ships in i\orth Sea

battle. lO-Flve British destroyers sink eight Nazi vessels. British ships Hunter and Hardy sunk; Hostile and Hot- spur damaged. i1—R.A.F. attacks Germany's Norway

bases. l2—Brltlsh mine Skagarrak and Kette- t

ga. 13—l-I.M.S. Warsplto and destroyers

penetrate Narvik fjord to sink seven German destroyers. York Rangers win Stanley Cup. heating Toronto Leafs 3-2 in over- time ln sixth game of series.

l-L-(Sundaw-Germon infantry attack: on Western Front repulsed. l5-Roosevclt Pan-American Union Americas will meet force with force. 16-Thirlv dead in Argentine floods. 17—Roya 22nd Regiment of Quebec takes guard duty at Royal palaces

in London. l8—Defence Minister Norman Rn or: confers with British war lea or: in London.

7—ISun:l-rl_\')-—Bl'|i8|fl ill lilil’! (trialled

11-l-‘r!nch strike !t German: advant~ lng through L xembourg. Vancou- ver Maple ueaf: win Dominion senior basketball crown, defeating Montreal ILMJLA.

lzl-tsundayi-Belgisn: dig in on-sec- 0nd line of defence. Dutch battle rachute tmopa. 13- etherlend: government vacate! The Hague and Royal Family flee! to Brita n. British shoot down 130 German planes. Hon. Robert J. Manion resign: as Conservative

party leader; Hon. R. B. Hanson chosen House leader. 1~1—Netherlands capltulates. German!

take Sedan. Lord Beaverbrook ap- lnted Minister of Aircraft Pro-

uc on. lkmrmanlsnfiros: River Mouse at sev-

! po . lb-Grester war effort pledged a: Can!- dlan parliament opens.

17-[40110011 and district children moved from east coast cam to Wellh counties. German t ops enter Brussels. Winnipeg grain exchange

8! wheat futures.

18- reucb Premier Reynaud take: over war portfolio. naming Edouard Daladier Foreign Minister and Marshal Petain vice-premier. Ger» man: throw 2.500 tanks into Nor- thern France battle.

iii-Gunduyl-Maxlrne Weygand re- placlees. Gameiin a: chief of allied 3l)—Prlme‘ Minister

_ King announce!

Lansda to raise 3rd Dvislon.

Zb-Premler Reynaud admits military situation dark.

22-8!" passes British Parliament giv- ing Government power to conscrlpt life, labor and propel-t Canadian Ministry of Natloral elence for Air set! up with Hon. G. C. Power

s s

as M r.

23—Brltlsh Fascist Leader Sir Oswald Moslefi end Capt. Archibald Ram- say. .P.] arrested in drive against

possible ‘fifth column" elements

Ll-l-lvlctorla Dayi-Klng in Empire broadcast says German victory would mean "destruction of our world as we have known it."

25—Scotlnnd Yard seizes 60 Fascists. R.A F. intensifies attacks against German communications.

26—tSunday)-Gen. Sir John Dill op- pointed chief of imperial tlencral Stuff. French Premier Rcynnud and Churchill confer in London.

21-Britlsh offer stubborn resistance to Germans in France nnd Belgium.

28—King Leopold of Belgians surren- ders to Germany ordering Belgian army to cease fighting.

29—R.A.F blasts Germans lo keep Dunkerque open. Canadian Parlia- ment passes $700,000,000 war ap propriations bill.

lib-Allied troops evacuated from Dun-

kerque. Destrovers Grafton. Gren~

ode and Wake ul lost off channel

ports R.C.M.P. arrests Adrien Ar-

cand and other Fascist leaders at

Montreal. 31—itnly breaks off British blockade talks. _gp_

June

1—R.A.F. shoots down T8 German planes in France.

%(Sunday)—l5rltaln announces big agrarian program to boost food production.

Ii-Parls attacked by 250 German planes; 2 killed.

li-Dunker uc withdrawal completed; Churchl I says 335.000 rescued with 30.000 casualties: declares Britain

w fl t on "if necessary. alone." to fina victory. 5—Sixteen organizations, including

Nazi. Fascist and Comm nlst bodies declared ille ai under efence of Canada Regu atlons.

NOTHING STOPS THIS FELLOW

Here's a tank showing its stuff in winter training. Great banks of snow and ice are no obstacle when he goes “over the top."

IQ-Gerard Cote, St. Hyaclnthe, Que” wins Boston lvlarothon. 20—Aliled l-Ixpellltlonary Force reaches Norway. Great Lakes seamen’: six-day strike ends.

n-tsundayo-Jame: H. R. Cromwell, U.S. Minister to Canada, resigns. 22—Oshawa General: defeat Kenora Thlstles, retain Memorial Cup and Canadian Junior hockey champion- ship for lblrd time. 23—Slr John Simon announces $11,-

000 00.000 budget. Prime Minis- ter Kln confers with President Roosevelio at Warm Springs, Ga. Nearly 2 ne roe: burned to death in Natchez hiss. dance hall fire. 24-klrhhlho Lake ialdt- Devils wlh Allan Cu and Curladial: senior hockey c. nmplonshlp at 'i'ur0nt0. defeating Calgary Stampcden. 25—Blll granting suffrage to Quebec women becomes law. push hack strong German attack on Western Front. Tl-Brltlsh forces at Domhas, Norway, withdraw.

8—lSunduyl—Mmc. Luisa. ‘Pctrazzlnl.

65, soprano. tiles at twiilnn. 29—Brltlsh list W! German transport and supply snip: sunk since April ti. Iiti-Brltlsn Liberal Leader Sir Archi- bald Sinclair in anti-Chamberlain speech asks for showdown on Nor- wegian campaign.

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May

l-Brltlrh retire from attack on ‘Trondheim. Norway.

B-Allle: re-embark at Namaoe. Capt. Fred Burke lost in sinking of 5.8. Coilingwood in Lake Superior.

3—Three allied destroyer: sunk otl Namlo: conveying troops.

d-Clutmbsrllln Iovernment criticluld for Norway withdrawal.

h-tllundayi-Frencn repulse repeated attack! on Western ‘ront.

b-Lien. Sit Edmund lronside welcome! British troop:

‘l-Chambsrlaln Norvngiln campaign failure. but deflnd! Of-

fort. George Lnnsbury, ill, British labor lender. dies. lI-Chamberlaln govsrnmant given

Il-WO vote oi confidence. Russ: counsel: alumpesn pawn: l.

9_ a: |t any Balkan move. 10- rmsny invade: Holland. Blllllllli, uxembourg Churchill become! gglme minister succeeding Cham- rlsllt. British force take! pmteo tlve custody of Ireland. Hon. J. A. MacKlnnon nut-coeds Hon

6—U.5. Navy trade: in 50 plans: to manufacturers. making them avail- able for Allied urchase.

7—Prlme Minister lng says Canada accepts new res onslbllitles and will never surren er.

B-Alrcraft carrier Glorious lost with 1.200 lives.

tl-tsundayi-Gennan: throw 1.800.- men into western battle front. l0--ltaly declares war on Britain and France. Canada declares war on Italy Roosevelt condemns Italy’: “stab in the back." Defence Minis- ter Normsn Roger! and three RL. A.l-". men kllle in airplane crash near Newtonvliie. Ont. Canadian mlnesweeper Bras d‘Or cs lures. Italian freighter Capo Noll n St. Lawrence. ii-French Government set up at

Toura.

ill-Winston Churchill. Paul Reynsud and Marshal Weygand conclude conference: in France.

‘ii-Turkey concludes trade pact with Germany. Hon. J L. Ralston be-

Seeing’: Believing

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RESS NEWS DIARY 01-‘1946

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year, giving Canada its One Big Story for ‘i940. At the same time the year witnessed epochal events apart from actual warfare-though in some cases connected with the war's progress-that in other times would have stood out in a list of big

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The year opened with Turkey rocking from its depths, vvilh the estimate on Jan. 3 of 46,200 killed, 100.000 injured and 500,000 homeless from earthquake and flood. . . . Much nearer home were the mine explosions at Bartley, W.Va.. .Ian. 10, with 92 miners losing . On Feb. ll Canada's Governor-General, Ttveedsmulr, died from injuries suffered in a fall at Rldeau Hall. . . .

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Canada's general election March 26 resulted in the return of the Mackenzie King Liberal government with 178 supporters of the total 245. . . . The Social Credit government of William Aberhart was returned in the Alberta general election March 2i with 36 of

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On Juno l0 Canada's Defence Minister, Norman Rogers, and three R.C.A.F. men were killed in a plane crash near Newtonvllle, . Eleven U.S. Army fliers were killed when bombers collided over Queensborough, N.Y., June l7. . . . Twenty-five lost their llvcs Sept. l in an airliner accident at Lovcttsviilc, Pa, and 19 in a crash at Rio de Janciro Nov. 8. . . .

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Prince Edward Island retained prohibition in its last provincial stronghold in Canada by plebiscite June 25. . . .

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Foriy-threc were killed in a train wreck at Akron, Ohio, July 8i and there were 24 fatalities in the derailment of a train in Somerset, England, Nov. 4. . . . Vessels collided in Conception Bay, Nfld., Nov. 10, and 28 were lost. . . . Five vessels were lost together with 67 lives in Great Lakes storms Nov. 11. . . .

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F. D. Roosevelt was elected Presldent of the United States Nov. 5, giving that country a third-term President for the first time in history and climaxing a campaign in which the candidates of both major parties were pledged to continued aid to Britain.

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alone. Eleven __1kl’l‘llfl_i§_ Minister Cons la

nd s. Iii-Or anlzatlon for e

fished in London

mobilization

French withdraw from positions in Maglnot Lin 17~Petuln government asks for "hon

ora ' Churchill proclaim: Britain's determination to fight on

killed near Queenslborough, N y. King announce: n armed forces on dut in Newfoundland. Iceland and

VBCUBUOII 0| Br tish children to Dominion estab-

‘zll-Pctain says French situation nope- less. Canadian Government bill or of manpower

outflanked 8.

Army flier!

corded to French Gen. Charles do

Gaulle.

‘Jd-French-ltallan armistice signed. income. excise and other taxes in- crease sharply in Canadian budget. Defence tax proposed.

ZS-l-lostllltle! between France. Ger- many and ltaly cease. Provl co of P.E.l. by plebiscite retain: prohibi- tion. Winston Churchill accuse: Marshal Petaln oi violating "many solemn assurances" in ceding sea- power to Nazis.

Zti-Gen. Charles de Gnuile announ formation of l-‘rench Legion in Britain.

2’I—Rumania yields

B05881?! Dil RUG

July,

l-(Domlnlon Dan-German occupa- tion of Channel island: of Jersey and Guernsey announced.

‘J-Frcnch government set up at Vichy.

3~Klng and Queen reject. suggestion: to send princesses to Domlniona. Royal Navy seine! two French bat- tleships. two light cruisers and other craft In Brill!!! port: sink: a battleship and seaplane carrier in Uran engag ent. Liner Aran- dora Star. an r0 te to Canada. with enemy lnterneea. torpedoed and

sunk.

4—De Valera reafflrtri! Eire neutrality.

5—Brltlsh defence area extended to include English east coast and nearly all south coast.

6—Gertnlany and Greece sign economic pac .

‘i-(Sunduyl-KAJ". continues nightly attacks on military objectives in Germany and German-held terri-

tory.

B-Premler Angus Mncdonald of Nova Scotla appointed Minister of Na- tional Defence for Naval Affair: at Ottawa.

9—Duke of Windsor named governor- neneral ni Bllhflfiiil!

Iii-Announcement tn British House 6.700 rlsoners nt wur and inlclnoes now n Canada. Hon. A. S. Mar Mlllun sworn in as premier of Nova

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11—De Vnlera of Eire reJecls proposal: for Joint defence of Ireland.

12-1000 war guests reach Canada.

l3-—P.rltzlln calls 32-year-old men to colors.

l-l-lSundayl-Majur-Gell. A. G. L. McNaughton promoted to lieuten- anl-lzeneral to command army corps to include Canadian forces in Eng-

land.

lib-British garrison withdraws on Kenya-Ethiopian frontier.

lG-Brlg. G. . Peurkes. V.C.. pro- molen to mayor-general to command lsl Canadian Division.

l'l—R.A.i<‘. raids barge concentrations on German occupied coast.

lfl-Britnin closes ilurma Road to arms shipments to China.

ill-Australian Sydney sinks ltnlinn cruiser in Mediterranean. l.t.-Gcn. Sir Alnn Brooke named nmmander-ln-chlcl of Home Forces sucreedln Sir Edmund lronside. made Flcd Marshal.

20~Ruosevelt signs blll authorizing $1.500 tltlll.0ll0 expansion of navy to glva .5. "two-ocean" fleet.

2i—tSunday)—l£stonlo. Lithuania and Latvia become part of Soviet Rus-

sin. 22—lifa_lor-Gen. l-i. D. G. Crernr sp- polnlcd Chief of Canadian General

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23—Vlchy government orders formel Premier Daladler and others tried for "war guilt."

Z-f-Brltlsh Admiralty admit: loss nf battleship, two aircraft carriers. ihrce cruisers. four armed mer- chant cruisers, ‘JG destroyers. and ll submarines since \var's slarl.

Era-Fifty German bombers attack Brit- ish convoy off southeast coast of Englnnd.

26—Serond Italian bombard-hem of Gibraltar repulsed.

‘J7—B|'llons arrested in espionage cl-lnipalg .

‘Zii-(Sllntlnyl-Jiallan planes raid Cairo and Malta. ‘ 29-Chlnn turns down Japanese peace overture. (JO-Britain blockades Spain and Portu- _ gnl to keep supplies from Axis. J1—-l‘Yll‘l)'-lil|‘f‘0 killed in head-on train crnsh at Akron. 0. _Cp_

Augusf

l-—l'>tll<c of Windsor leaves Lisbon for llzlllulnzls.

2—l‘urchasc of l0tl.O00.UOlJ bushels of Canndlnn wheat-largest single

‘Yokio anti-

Mlnlster King meet at Ogdshaburg to discus: hemisphere de encs.

lB-tsundsyi-G e r m : u y lane! in raid: over Britain. oosevelt and King nnnoune! ill-

tentlon to form international Joint defence board.

iii-Canadian notional registration 0f

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20—Ch.urt%h)i::l ‘hdmlt: "agreemlnt in r o" . Kohl. c bases. Leon Trot!

attacked with axe at

ome.

‘Al-Japan summons home American envoy.

Zip-Lorentz Guenther. German in- ternee recaptuled at Montreal after dutrmile chase.

za-Lohooh bombed in um nlkm raid of wur.

24—Nazi planes bomb Dover as cross- Channei artillery duel continues.

25—(Sunliuy)—l3rltish forces withdrawn from Chlnu

2a~c-nutlh-u.s.' joint defence b ard bgglns study of mutual probilems

exlcan

at Ottawa. _ v 27—Re ulatlons Edi/Emmi 55'1"" ' cal-up single men and child less widowers from 21 to d5 an- nounced. .'.18—U.S. Senate passes conscription 29—¥t‘.l1lt.i-‘. bmuhs Krupp work: M

Essen. Australian parliament dis- solved.

.30—Bl'lliish laefugee ‘shéplntiggvldesd ""1 ul save excel) ~

{ll-South Afrlcun House reW-‘ll 39"‘ zog pence proliflsill-

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Sepfember

liner crashes at

Loveltsvllle, Pa. kl llnG 25- I 2——lLfl|)0l‘ Dzlyl-Alr Ministry says 1.96’! Nazi planes shot 00W“ I1 ear of \\‘lll. _ 3- Iritoln enters second y?!" 0i W4"- lrades New World nilvlll llld Bl!’

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bases for 50 over-age U. . do- aitfigifhkhvy bombard: Scarpanti in Dodcconesc.

i" l\_ nn unces August sink- Ffilimofnunirlri-‘ntlfjlcd Canadian steam-

shl .

G—Ci1l€‘l| of Rumanlu abdlcates ln favor of son Michael. Fines total- ling M65000 imposed on l9 Cann- dlun uupur liox companies for combine nctlvltlcs.