reat Sea Ch

i}

ase Ends

MAXIMC

01A

MERE MAN

The virtues of the you] are in- gassed b! wiv-

P? fiu/‘J.’ Guardian. Two 0000s. :44.‘ annrdlu. Iolndod Ill!

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN, cANAYBTivEBfiliSDAY, MAY ss,‘1§;I'“'ii iiii

Enthusiasm For victory loan Rising rapidly

-_.___ OTTAWA. May 2'7—-(CPi——Enthu- siasm for the $600,000,000 “Victory loo-n " was risinlz fast here to-

y. A statement by Finance Minister

Took part in

British Torpedo‘ '

Battle ended 4TniIes West of Nazi-held Brest: Gravest Ger-

OTT AWA.

tile remark that “while the amount‘

ceeded by the actual cashi lmw“ subscriptions offered." i

I (By XOLAND NORGAARD. Associate" Press Staff Writer) c victory loan drive opens Mon.‘

LONDON, liluy 27—(AP)--The 35.000-lon German. battleship Bis- lurok, one oi‘ the newest and most powerful in the world. was smashed ml sunk lollny by British warships and aerial bombers on the fifth llrning of us coldly implacable a chose as sea warfare has over known.

today by its air arm.

normal patrols, the 5 1-2 vcnrs yielding 2.19 per ffirlt.‘ held 1W0

The blonds will bear interest from. i).

n. o. ll. F. planes Mediterranean

Chase of Bismarck Back to [1339

May 21 --(OP)— Tho Department oi National

I) fem: for l announced to- Ilsiey saying the loan would be cf-l night a that“ "heavily-armed BY Any NavY- Icred in two maturities containcdl bomber reconnaissance alr-

t " h xi a‘

of the loan. nominally. is $600,000”, ‘Fog; taxfd rixagqqfigila

. 32g lvlgltztgcvpifigrlfnéoirignfiltrggencerengld craft belonging to the “Atlantlc

. < '" fe r a i ati n" had partic -

. man sea loss since start of War. 311.51 glgséixt-st hopes that this .......l H ":5 3,1,“; ,,, ,,,, w,

i

_ man battleship Bismarck, sunk the Itoynl Navy and

“In addition to maintaining ILCA. squadrons of fully- llombcd and armed aircraft in

.Fieet fights Na tian

Accomplished One Of Toughest Jobs Tried

ALl§X./\Nl)l{l;\, Egypt, Mo)’ l 27--(.‘\P)—-—l5l'it:lil1's llcllitcr- rzlllcall llcct has fought its wzlyl ‘back t0 base ivilh llcnvy losses through the f mnil_i"s Fl(‘l'llil blows zit s<':l--_v<-t with its task proudly dour. it llrls FlCFOIlIPllSlICll, its ol-l

“fl-tSisllNt-"lkilv, Hay tonight proclaimed the e iionai enlergcncyr."

“zlclivcl_\' rcslsi" llny c S6115.

E [fort

< , i in ‘i hislorv-nlaklni: lil- June l readiness for action, as the slt- {mars Sal- one "f UK‘ illllilllfdl lers of {he ‘vorld the I; Tcn-yenr bonds maturing June l5. untlon required," the statement lobs any unvv ever fnrczl: rc- _ 1- , I , ’ hum the Nomiogian no" or Berzenflwhem ands“ bombers auack‘ igiiioiindwitlzlngéilissu‘grid-pita! C02; Saglghrcll still is contlnuin for lnfnrtcd Blvlllih 1nd (lltwlx i p0 m) w} and doubt‘ . e . . * " ' \' - ll!" “PM” cm’ Sh” 1°“ ma‘ l““b°""‘h° h“ bu“ Purslled “d ha" they will be payable at 101 at lllil-l the German cruiser "whioli ur- who arc lighting ngzlillcl til-z l 1 dfl-idlvnlgunfcddtl? ltlltll‘ 1.750 miles by a vast concentration of Royal Navy units afloat illvlggbl/Vnnflrlldaflglll ‘life claiéllniblewglirllél lginnlly accompanist! tithe B:- nifubnfnc [nvndnrs of Cm“. “my c “l? c Lora .5 H“ “l” m“ ‘mm “l ml‘ "lppled “d “I'm”: crazny and ‘rapped 8110118 3-09 Der ‘cent. y . iii-affair; giligeurillaong ore cit"... rircvcntcrl any sen-borne invflfi" l ‘Neil t (lnlé-hlxfiljnxtgd-Sl-in! lllllrrady mortally hit, she was sent to the bottom 400 miles west of Deigiiel? il-Qzét-Gyengxdbaggsin mgtuallljlf mnnys most powerful crllificfi- ion of the island i o o" on ‘In omnm "m ii-occupicli Brcst. ' ‘ ' ‘ a g '

(All official

. statement issued _ l even to threaten it. Zarvlctiiitziiotll bi-hfilldt-fii g2’ ln- will?“ sail‘, "".‘°“~‘3.'°f are strgvggilflliigiult Dtthiiliiiiishezihgndklizo l Blunlly. he accused Hitler and his Thus was nvcligcd, in such a furious display of British naval might redeemed m. maturity at 100 mldl Qufijnfl’ '05P“ o e Slrllii- Off, i119 @R5°@1'"'¢1I’ 0f Crew» l intent to conquer the world lad not lWCll sci-n before in this war, the one great victim of the B's- Wig n10‘ b; cainfilge beforebglaglglfgl The statement said that dur- “ildin siikmg fig? warcmfti Swell” l Smleg of ‘mcrjca v asserted the W,“ ‘m: oil's short career, the 42.100401: British bottle cruiser Hood. mpafi,‘ illnffl}, nfilléltfllon tsltllout‘ l“? m” Search “"5" “ab” w” a on” e m" em coast of he i i ’ ‘ i

accrued interest or may be purrin- ased bv instalments-IO per cent on application, 15 per cent; July l5 and; Aug. l5, 2O oer cent Sent. l5 and

z‘; i? fltfi thlThfts Emiéfin Hotold herself‘ scored s l e lrs ow m:- u ma cy n. J. 6. Gardiner

‘brought tun Blslnarck i0 llcr doom.

Canadian A. F. operational staffs.

Oct 15 l d 2071 r mm (m m‘ mm“ m": tnnowod in dam“ bpmbegl pmessanuy from dnypgh; ‘He put thc armed mightof the United Slates tonight he Nazis oeclcscd. Berlin llrpnzch. mréeqw,“ ‘cm, ‘M1,’; o, 1952 M and arrangements being made Mail 23,. “W011i, We Gfimlfllu bchlntl his new three-point mllillugv policy to dciczii Nazi , es said the Hozclls p'W6i'll1l guns mm‘ on me ‘W0 m, cent bénqs on? for reconnaissance and attack “Qmblnlllg mm d“’e'b°mbmg m“ (;,_.rm-lnv.__, ‘ hit the Bismarck in mo prow dur- N5‘, 15__l1m 1351-, ppymgflflg inclini- lf ships untororl waters under hlgrflevel bqmblflg- 5cm °f “"4 ‘ ,‘ ‘u . . ,, . , . “ . n; inst Saturday's battle and re- ‘no ‘accrued lnnlesl," l tlbivrvfllil)“ by the n. c. n. Eigishilsre "mu "n"! "WY Wm , 1- '10 lll-‘UVCU’ resist Rulers every nllvml»! iv com s dmed h” “Peed which “Yllibled h" ~~_-.:.-..-.~- - --~.--.-»__—:~- ~-~-~-.~.~.-.~.-~ » "f. ~17... ‘e °‘ . control of the sons" and to uphold “the ancient American war s to he shadowed and slink.) ‘ , . ,, ll BWIGBS 1t w,“ at mo; m, (6.01 a“, "litre ltllild to cilange coiu-sefalultst, doctrine of freedom of the sells. Am‘; lhat she sunk al lust in the “fQQSaQQn-lj’ ajg§n§“£‘§ C2‘t“Hw°{,“,“§f_l-' 2. To “insure delivery of the ncedcti supplies to Bri- -————- Chill Waters so clme to the refuge level att cks h'le llii n1 ‘in l ZAWA, Mny 27 _ (c?) _ which she had sought '0 reach-the a w l ' e l” p0 5 limes c, Galflinerl who me_ harbor of Brest. The last of the

o lit,‘ nlunllln long series of blows shat sent her ClIPlYZJl) fflfnlcl’ l5 g under came from the torpedoes of lull-lime.- "job or agriculture the circling warships.

on the high sells."

i’ an" ‘i su°c°ss°r l5 bell"! “Snlinters fell about us like llflll-l 3 To kcc " ill "s " ' ' to lllc sccoild portfolio he Gravcst Nazi loss Stonw Tm‘, mm gaps m the sulyvf- _ _ _ . p H C“ m "may “om Id lol- zllrllost a, yleur, that or . . l. ._ .. . . _= uolld uhlcll coll

,1 . ,. G d h 7 t structure. and ilcal misses tlolni.

~ 051i‘ sCfllCCS, She carried 1.300 men and the ermans W1 en 0 111 V‘ 6S " 000 pound bombs gave us o terrlllc attack all

fart y‘ vlilo has been call; German Admiral Gucnthcl- Luct- stinking. One sealnan tallied 186 ___ I n‘ k” _,. l," , ‘ m fi-pililjlxl/Crclr-grxttlrsagdilrliimév. ‘lens. and her loss was tllc gravest o I - crashes about us within two lltllyilfi. H- d! d M. I lkflllh W 6st

. ' - I - - -' n ' _ . . . "I ,3 Mme m motfiemsuof use‘ flléfcélgd giggle by the Nazis since efn Sefltlon of Is and. Flerce angbgifltfifioénilllzse Ssfallnllllldgltltgliinild‘ po. n oi‘ the new ivolld.

'l'lclllllll‘(‘ minister he chose’ ttinmibmtlck bkgnn M” 23' ‘linen t k l h d uileoovmirllard. (ill? miimlln cloxlvgvl ‘Ingres Ishmdsdi

i B smnrc dashed‘ out cl‘ Dcn- ' o comes 1 ls ll-nlz on s) c: y n rraisscrling le-Irccdom of Obrinte orcosi . i e L111 " - -

4,0,, M Bmmmgon" Emilie" mark Strait to the south. 1t became CO er a ac s aunc e ' a" Ilamm defiwler- in tlnllllt lllc possible late oi’ the N

P -°"l--l<> chstoblth ~ a I

‘f’ lli= rellrement from the $00k aflhee w)“ if H; '-"‘”' " ' "' " "Our guns straddled and prob- ' forbid United

“W 1°“ g; l, w‘ e of e r‘ 5h navy‘ IIONDON. Milli 27-041’) ‘ ably hit the destroyer" the rruis- l

3 Cllmm" (I'm Montmal‘ a er er guns ha“ {Quad the hen“ ’ - ~- -' f ‘ ' I cr commander coniiiiucd. ‘ lic lwmlm‘ “"95-

lw» is expected to receive °' ‘he Hm“ °“ "l" l‘. “I ‘ls-“S-W)" 0 U616 hum-Y made off with all the sliced slw l sunn- hint-iv - I r 1 l l lllons from Prune Minister M least‘ U bmllechlps’ "mmlll ill U18 lllllililci! limighl its‘ could muster Then we sank four l i ' o“ ‘Howl w “ p. King {a bake W" the o“ carriers, battle crusers and cruis- , _ _ _ ~ l I culqucs_cacfi o’ "mm ‘rarrymg at neutrality Act null thus stir .1 hltt Nol- services minister. 111‘! em‘ l“ addmon to deslmyers Wm all-balm! Gel mun troops” least I00 Nazi soldiers. Disorgall- l would lone it oi ti b k d

is oraonlzed and conducted °°‘"i"’d°"°l""°5- m“ PM l" the hecdlcss of deaths estlmat-l n u mu the whole convoy turncd mil ‘ ' ‘e °" ‘ m’ ‘ellllliilnrv duties undel- me round-up. ‘ '

Gardiner follawln

, ed at. 18,000, enlarged their

Alike pursuit wont on to- ' '

. the sea.

maintained at Dartmouth, N. S.. and Ottawa between the Royal Navy and the R. “t c

Hangs IrLBalancte

l JERSEY CITY. N. J.. May 2v ~l TAP

island May 21 and 22_ "Germany's air force was out in

l close to home.” and tremendous numbers." said the l l l l

USC 0U!‘

commander of :1 cruiser. "We were

and other

lzuns dealt witll the div inz Nazis.

‘l. ly now by speeding up iuildlngr program and

and

Splinlers Like linilsloncs l

northward."

declared that the Unite u“, of Nazi cm do wlllltcvenmlly iiemeccssary to nssur ' of silppllcs in Britain and served noli

at "all additional me to Britain Will be la

warned that “we will no armed forces to repel attack.”

"by helping i0 c

id bc used and would be

States shipping to entcr the belligerent

t Bismarck

MAXIMS

or A MERE MAN

Good times and bad limos and all times pass over.

In Fight

Will not tolerate any Axis threat to Americas: Pledges de- livery of War sinews to British.

27-—-((1l’)-l‘l'rsitlcnl xistence of an

cc that it by llillcr to gain control

oadcast carried

es will not tolerate

and “strangle

l lain" with ivhatcver measures are necessary but specifical-

increzlsing the American ship-

lll down the losses

any point in the used as a base 0f

llinst the Amerlcas"—such as “the Atlantic fort»

Africa, and “the island out- Portugal's Cope "orde and

the seas doctrine, the President lctt cutrnlity Ash-those provisions which ports or specified

the goods to the

. British isles with American ships going into other areas not officially - - . . i 1 ' l . z . night. for thr- lli,00il ton Ger- hold '0." a seven mile Stletch | l-‘Filv 01] llle 1011285! 9161x111 Snglégd genscllolgrfik thQnOSJCiyIOAIA-lfi llrucluinlcd combat zones, such as the Rod Sea. That scu only recently of loin around Maleml gmdltlio gloat. lldlbOl or New York .o- . ., ' ma" ”'"l'i‘°'rlrl'i"' Etliwcnitwhlch B ' d I (lav caused cne death and extensive calque- The lwmbcls °°“°""n“l°“ W“ "the" ""1 01' 11w “wrubrw vatesorv nvparen y e an lcl th rl am ann u ce ' ‘ , .s.____ - -- " Bismarck to flxht it out alonee. two new cruoissrs andosiofi: dailliieigfitlomes consumed a BOO-foot T“ T m’ 3 (r017), The President already has declared mat m” Neulramy Act b“ i v , , d , . M9,, on the eightqrack ma», 3p 30M "it?! m‘ Page i does not apply to American naval forces. Thus, in his opinion. they “o. ‘m s was the Adlnriltyi story of estroyels in Cretan waters push, 12 o; the loaded and ————fl-—-" the last raid Cg the g-_gmnmk;__ . h. t _ , . _ ‘Iv. 5b clgrs. I nm with Reel l r already are free to go anywhere on the seven sons-even into combat N0.lt‘l.'S in this column e miomdi?" BMW? mils" m is mys greatest an‘. bi-Foroarrizcasi-lyimgmnJgi-sev Citv fire‘. Z0005» o ls per word. suflblk and the 9'92 10H Cruise!‘ “will lmulc- ‘men and railroad xvoirliers brought? Hi. prmnm, m“ m additional no r .11 b tk t d n ~__ _ >___’_ t” a _:_::V_“_ v l j ~_ The Nazi invaders are con- “mm ‘mder control l . . . . . y 1 asu cs “ll e a ‘on .0 e ver -—-- .. l _ I) . ( _ “mmque Thursday. (Conmlued on pa" u, Co] 3, Stan“), being reinforced bv lroxgililalgl;1;:iolilllcvgcngisglivglélgrigllc l lllt‘ goods‘ to B-llfifllll 1nd to help cut doun losses on tho high seas im. L-sss-s-zlmzi, -——~——-—~——--—»— new parachuh-sls but Br; D;e,.',,st1,n_.,lcd_ we danmmylo 019,-‘; ‘ i’ “d i‘ 8mm" and 111011’ hazardous task than the navy now performs "-——~ . . ’ b t 100.000. . “M -Cnlloe Cove Friday. B ' " lam also 1s rushinir up fresh Imhirémcdlilsiriiinau i. Ertle report-l L-558-5-2B-2i. rl c manpower, while the fleet’; ed no OVIflPIICG oi sabotage. (Continued on page s. Col s) ml to meet “The Dea- u u sacrifices have blocked Ger- WASHINGTON Mav 21 ~IAP> c :11" "'—"~*=== hi1‘. hf ld 1 _ I ' ' " _v wnscsoe Hal tvlldllgglé: man attempts to 13nd from -Under the powers of lllllliflltrfl

“Genital Rummage Sole L-50.i~5-Z8~1l.

‘r Institute Bean su P ‘Vfliussdilv. Mo. filled

-52fi- -2'7-1i.

M“ Mfillhss at Kings- tPlmrch Thursday and 5- 11-055-5-28-11.

The ships lost, all

appar- ently last

Thursday, were the cruisers Gloucester and AIRO- Fiji and the destroyers A i t - . erll i,,§’,‘§,";,‘g§,,‘,’,‘,‘§,$,”$§“§§n'§,°,f- Greyhound, Juno, Kashmir ul rltlsh cleanup in min-swept _ _

Etwopla satlfrred the African war- m‘: wfsongfgilgdeans; c!

New Axis move

C May 27—(AP)-A new

Still mum About Hess

LONDON. Mitv ‘l7 -- (GP) -

Still

Jug to remain mum about Ru- The Middle East command said Mmnfl), 1 qn qtillmficss, Prime Monster Churchill aw?‘ DQ1108- Toronto a number of small Axis columns od- I when’ (‘and cousin gave short answers when the No, 3 - BY 39th. vanced several miles eastward into 0f the KIIUZ- What hilDpEll- Nun and m; m m to Scotland were

L-M-t-R-ZG-lt. E pt but that the elastic Blftlsh N] l“ him f; not known mentioned in t e House of Com-

de enoes were harassing and slollv- ‘ ' w

ly Loire Verde school inn down the thrust. I

n addition, two battleships-the. "fist (Jonlinunlst membcrfWilliam

29lh.Websl»ers Orch- placed the scene Was-spite and Valiant-and

Bltih L-560-5-28-2i. r 5 sources

', suggested Hess be tried about 10 miles east or the Egyptlan- cruisers were damaged b the‘ n5 "nn alien entering this country Lllbyan border around Halfava swarms oi Nazi bombers whi con- without. B passport. or as o. civilian lgd Old Time Dancing (Hellfire) Pass. , ; u” . .. spy 1n military uniform." a "my. May 30th. 5t. Tobruk, where a British garrison ' Mr. Cilurchili replied: "I think stra. L-ool-il-zs-ai. is besieged, continues to hold firm. lCvflflflI-Wl m! rare ll. Col 51 we "ms; be me judge or what __ uth A an troops reported ——-—————-—- the best method to ado t." girl‘ Party egg Dance $0M Bvdrllvé iftthllvnln. 3111a Camille The Prime Ministerflsald nest was

00mm urgdgy, s oompe a an or ery gro p I I being treated as a p soneo- o war limos for sick fund. with eilrht guns, and the Middle vwhy gwgs ||gw

. th t "th m st con- L-bfii-Q-QQ-uf East command sold the roundup of~ until Bfipslbpflgw classifica- scatterod Italian forces continued in I Lion {or the man in question at the to buy bologna “m, the lakes region. Heavy rains held! u s present tune» Ye for price. Signed uo operations o! both sides elsc- l I I

national emergency which Presl- dent Roosevelt

proclaimed tonight. the President may close or com- mandeer rad'o stations, demand preference for troops and war ma- terials on any transportation .<_\'s- tem, suspend trading on securities exchanges. and take over bower- ,huuses. dams and conduits needed l n munitions and manufacture. l These are but a few a! illC broad l lpowers available to him. l Any step he may choose to lake. aside from actual declaration oi be done bv individual

‘Tile third class of graduates from No. 9 service Flying Training school at Sunlmerside received wings yesterday afternoon at on lwar must lnlpil-eéslvo ccilelnony whllgh talus ilit- l ' 01v y n. arge num r o rea- g‘,jffigj_',ll§°lg“hgfélrll, gglfgm‘ h“; tivcs and friends o! the fliers, Tho President Roosevelt nroclal-llcd fill. ?°'°m°“3’ look PM” at the "lrim" Fmergency l“ 1939 whm] ‘he m, in front of one of the hangars. scribed as unmltpdh. Gbv,,‘2n:n‘,nl_ Wing Commander E. <3. Fullerton. ‘oral experts said, however that OHM” commamlmgi “ddws-“Nl m" Were was no clem- dlstltlcllml he- “Mllmcs “ml Wmml m“ mime.“ Ween a “limited” and an ..,m wings on tlic tlllllcsdif the illPTa “mum,” emergency_ and m“ ,v,_,ch_ congratulating each young man as nlcally the President could sail int-i '° ‘lid s“ Th“? w“ “m Island” force his full powers in either "use "m" Mmmt slewnm L“ ‘7- A‘ MC‘ They beueved he Droclalme,’ a h," ERChPlll: another ind G. HOKHUTlI cluergency toniizht orhnarily ta Smmdmt “lmmlgh "Mummy N°,wl Fmphaalu m” the summon ,5 Feb l Glaqsnw. N. 5., as his homo town {out ' is wcll known on the Island nnd.

- hos mo“ relatives hcre. He is the . When Mr. Gallacher oozed in- ““‘"‘"—“‘"-'—* f M d M H m. ,. I schrm- , “m” Co" Ltd‘ "While th ill ‘ml lc» Wsllllnuol‘ or a“ assertmn chabtglge n riiinol) Nmiliglrllnspioiv‘, N. glghlio came i bin-bu.“ tired the in? Lliiivtlcgrrlnmds “lplll- ' Duke or Hanlmon (on who? es i: nvcr ln witness Hit‘ rorcnlolly: ills l Com“ m _ chmged" manna All F mpmkd u WASHINGTON, Mav 27—(APi-- in Sfifllllltllld Hess lnndedi ‘no algal mom“. “,,,_,_. mrmprh. M,“ ',n,,,,;,,,,_ Marslifield-aneieiggiilri- b01115“ ‘M08111 Iilmilllll‘ Yesmday- “liliiiiqoinillaiisigriafiilfil lilirisfnaltsiilietgyiiiiiwlilicgzlarliiileni-louse - d""iil‘l” “l. m" “l” PM" "°l"“°"' l. .llt"’l“°‘° "~11 “illls..."'.r.-t:sl..i"zl. “our ""50"" r e *““*.""“'.="“ “us: ‘i°l‘$”fil“’ l" Gilliam" as srsl:~::;l.r:..r.:. c8230. d t. i -Si at’ temn aswee .0 i ' - ~~‘,‘ ———-- gllbmnlrrh Ilrd-rvme wit-hull "W illiligiiioeilathiiltj iii; lgrgllillwrflcetnariildl efldiat this: ilsssesna the Duke had i" *5 i‘ K"‘"’l"“““*“" “l m” “F” 3E! Bi» Albsn gvq l"! dBmEEQ- colonies would not be handed over never mot “llnlsiies the matter." Duncan MrlcPhnil or Arrylc shill-c vruloon, n1 ay a -—--—-—-————-——' to Germany. Harold Nicolson. Parliamentary gldufl clflllgllililfRliwv- l/g-FBI- WY?- ! 1 a. A, 0 l stl‘ llmis ll-on the Vih, secretary to tl e MinLstry of Inlor- m o c c vcr. .. W1" o c. urelorii. Emeg WIT" “m” s""“‘5 m’ lflDVtlldlllllfsflllif cljnstonm hgillliY-HXYZ mutlllllll. apologized tapaéllebDlglg? cl (AI},I)KIECI%IIKE.n§$1%“ll\lla?'b€lu* "if; §1i“f'\éf‘]ln "Xlltluigilllv. ’_"""' - , -- '1 ll v- al s‘ ‘l .‘i‘ .1 --_.. grrAwA __ (c?) _, 111;“ aims lirliePllgnl/cllz SYgIilSSMEGDEPlXfIEYIZNQH? ivililgllmrxeiporgd lite Duke ‘tinder; 5ND Prince 0f Wall's cullrd ut Yum‘ lllls lllliflilll“ for ilir-ir honlv l“ Hglyerr in "Aunt on u Canadian armv officer rlmll- tended to remove mlislglvlnga here oln celved a letter from Hess. he gold $klbrimeir tollligllgftllfi lglcfldflrit tlnllc. ‘l; lglrlw <q=lns11o\i'.1i;1.S-t.) diuhrz fir‘? I " ' . . . - , , - 1e ll w‘ A l 1' . r- c n. .5.".§ls§‘n"é°l€3. l.‘&'nl‘.?‘l”2l.’i..;.3.‘t lifidbfilfitfi. lli“fi‘l..‘if.l‘é‘u““llll§°.“fl't“né‘li‘is n5; llifnlimilitlisit‘;‘ltlhllliistlfél tnfnifniffilflll.‘ 5n. lllilimlier- l.l.»l.“.l‘i‘l'l’.°. sisinlfib-E” (nunhl for Wdlullf i at; atl in the U55. Army means llléltflbellmlh l as‘ President Roosevelt's iiresidel gllfflfmflms, which "since has been Mrs. T. A. hlelvnr. - - - seneml oommondofu army» - WM vrrmwul-

to

man battleship Bismarck which was 1 sunk this morning, l Lac. McEachcru l; s son of Mr.

loci"! ll cxocrimlcod n lliiol- may be-

O

Airmen Graduate

and Mrs. Stewart itlcEachcrn of

_j___

Annual fluhnerlption Delivered. BI lhdll l’ E

Roosevelt “unlimited ml- d Slates would c the safe delivery

lo the far corn- resideni clarified American foreign

asurcs necessary ken and ivarneli any attempt to thc ivestcrn hemisphere or l

Axis partners of an _~

the United “coming very l hesitate to

' [l5 500i]

l front. ‘and snnk Austrian

Mount Stcivart. Ho tins two broth- ers Ernest Mcl-Izlzlcrn and Alex- ander McEacilcrn serving with lhc Royal Canadian Nnuv. A sislcr xlrs. B. McCallu ' man at Prince Rupert, B.C., illlUlhPl‘ brother, Morley Mclilachcrll, is at home.

Ml: McEflcherll was stationed first l at a training school in Ontario but lllgcr was transferred lo Summer- s c.

Other; receiving wings included: L. M. Leech, McAdam Junction, N. ~ 13.; A. F. fzznrd Snint John, N. B"

AG. Plumlller. Saint John. N. B.