MAXIMS

07A

MERE MAN

flnrringo I n Vllll rehflvnship, developilll. weathering storm; gnu frosts by the grnce oi’ G011. {rowing town-d: n perfection which endures guuoadolllfenndboyond.

7i}

II Gnnllnn {no Cont;

Inning Ullldllu. Innniled lllil.

Starch Factories

Hum WithAciIvity

Expect 300,00o“‘"BTlshl-.1 Of Island Tubers Will Be Ground ThisFall.

11a; four starch factories in thc ce present a. busy scene b11856 ,5 a; thousands of bushels o: Ealocs are delivered daily by fulfill‘?! from all parts of the Islfillfl. Approximately 120,000 bush- cls of spuds have been hauled to the VSHOILE factories where they will be turned into starch for the Can- adian Textile Companies.

Th0 factories are located at riumer River, Murra River, Bt. peters and East Ba tic and such l, the rush to these places that only a portion o! the‘ number oi’ bushels offered is able to be taken. The factory at Murray Harbour was forced to close down for a. week in order to handle the supply landed at its door and when it op- med again yesterday the rush. was so great that has attain been forc- ed to clcse its doors to the farm. crs until Monday next. Yesterday 60 motnr trucks, each. carrying a- bout 200 bushels oi’ potatoes, land- ed loads a Mutiny Harbour as well its about 2 cartloalds hauled by the farmcrs themselves. The first cus- tomers began to arrive at 1.30 the morning and continiled until l0 o'clock last, night.

’l'llis factory has already accepted 30000 bushels since it opened on October 1 and will continue to buy !cr at. lcnst another month. Tho otlleq" factories opened the same lime and since then the Hunter River factory has handled about 15.000 bushels, St. Peter's approxi- nlnlely 30.000 and EaSt. Baltic a- bout 15.000. Farmers were receiv- lllg yesterday 27 cents a. bushel for grccn nroilntains field run and 2i cents a bushel field run for cobblers. Nlaliv truck loads of pot-ntres were llllulod directly from the fields to the factories. It i5 expccicd thill. about 300.000 bushels wil be handl- rii by the factories this fall and {its amount will supply the Textile Companies with enough. starch to last one year. There is about R pOlllltls of starch to a bushel of potatoes. There is also one other starch facto in the Marlilmcs which ls loca ed in New Brunsvrlck.

A stcady stream of spuds nrrivcs daily at lvfilfray Harbour from a radius of 25 miles around. "fhvo carloads from Keilsinzton vvcrc al- so handled at this iitatcry but so many potatoes were offered that this method of transporting lhc spllds Wis discontinued. Last year the factory at Hunter Rivr-r handl- ed its higllcst amount. 100000 hu h- rls, while the highest ever llflYKllPIl llézvlurray Harbour was 72.000

. 8

Besides supplying the fnrmcrs with a ready market for thclr no- illlNg these factories each maln- lalll an average staff of 20 mcn.

MORE SAs. AGING

[DNDON ~40?) -—'I'h@ Minlstrl‘ of sliDDlv is salvaging carbon. zinc and other important, inertia-rials frcru discarded flashlight and high len- nion lxrluvctes.

Coming Events r0-

llalo for Notices in this columl S cents l

i+__ii__.__.__ "Madame Doyle. ibeadllgfi- 195 Kent Street. Li-30l1-l0-16»2l.

"Come to Milton Chicken Supper “Pal-May. October 17th. suluwr ivflcu 5.30 P. M. L-UO-lll-lu-‘zl.

“Dance, Morell Hull, Fridily 18th. 51- r\\‘»\1‘11s Orchestra. L-452~10-l7~2l.

"Bliico aaTEBKC. in KcllY-i."

Cltlss Hall, Friday, October lti. L-ilol-IO-IT-‘Ii.

“Murray Harbor Starch Factory closed until Monday, Oct. 21. 4w L- .

"Prlncetown Road supper post- poned ulltll Thursday, Oct 21. 14-464.

ol-

"Runlmage sale Baptist Scho ‘@111. Saturday, October l9 at 9-30 o'clock. L-467-10-17-2li.

“Come to Alexandra Church. Chicken Supper at Earl Jenkins, C10" Roads, Wednesday, October 131d- L-cal-lo-ll-"la.

"Chicken Bu r Bazaar W001i Luann Church itfii: Tu a ' mam. October 29th. L-ea f1y0-l8-2i.

I05 I ‘Qéalgcozxllllubt. pgeulnmtillq merimeueéloclfiggfhtober 22nd. Bum-

10-454-10-17-51.

Christian room Saturday.

14485-104741.

"cane Traverse, Church of Scot- liilil..'r5‘.l’.";“ .’l‘.‘l."la°"ii"“mtil” a?" Call Traverse HUI.’ 0W '

14-436-10-11-11-2.

“Collecting live h s as usual $111116» and nlaa “every week.

merald, Albany, on nil surround-

hB districts. Bend postcard or l1 One collect A. C. Green, Albany. 9- 0- Gnen. nan

"Rummage sale, Church who“ Oct. 19. ‘l p.m.

llPPlJSITIUN

lEllllER llllllzs STATEMENT"

FREDERICTON, N.B., Oct. 16. ._.

1GP) -—Hcn, R. B. Haiisuu, Conscr- vative House Leader, said today that. the KQVEflllllCllL had apparently .11- tereii llS vlewlu regard m the goursp to be_ followed when parliament meets in November.

NLl". Hallsoifs comment was con- tamed‘ 1n a MOO-word writtcnstulc- ment in which he reviewed various communications and meetings which he had lvith Prime Minister Mac- kenzie Kiln: in the lust Icw mouths.

He said he was setting out, the circumstances of these in view of the announcement by Ml". King Oc- tober 14. in which the lzltt/sl- had in- dicated that if it was decided tohold a general debate the present session of parliament, now sltllldlng ad- joilrncd, would be prorogucd as soon as it rcassclnblcd and n new session would start a dilv or two iulci". “I think that ill justice lo my- sclf, and may 1 iuiil, lu Justice to Mr, King, it sllllclliclit should be lgivcit to lllc public."

Ml‘. Iiiillnklil rc‘ led that in a mtctillg with M1‘. King Oct. 3, he had, "raving regard to all the cil"- ctimstnrltcs.” ngrucil to l1 prop nl that l)il1‘lllill1(‘lli~ iliijourn Nov. ' fdici nut llll(lL‘1'Si.1lllCl, llowcvci", that lilLfl‘. would be uo (llSCLBblUll or no opportunity for (liSCllb51Cll. It that

» Correspondence

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

WCHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA.THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1940

Qnlllsll NAVY BUNTINIIES ill

FFE

my

cAlvAorAlvs ‘warm NORTH AMERICA'S rmsr LINE or

an

11'" l5 51-'11_11'11<"1 111 1601111111. n detachment o! whom are shown on mau- . < Wlill Brcn guns unil armored carriers. While til")! lwlil t l l\l.li‘ill"i'.' oulpusl, iuuiilion of (Jnnada and the United l-ltzlll-s tlully llI‘-|')O~‘.'~TllJll'? (or any European power. Training lllz-lr i; \\'lli"lll‘£2 lllc first attack will come it Iiitler's grandiose sch an s there soldiers nre prepared lo makc the island's blcnlr, un- t more hosl~le still. According to Charles Box, Y.Y\I.C.A.,

clor tho Cilnlliliiuls are urgently in need o! mflf§IlI1lll“S. II mos fol" the

ill c

Will Be Tabled

OTTAWA. Oct. 16 oftice ot Prune Mill hint; anllouilit-(l lilniyili

l l Lilli. \ll(‘ y"? O 9 whole 0t the lIOl'i‘l'$l)t.llLli'lliIt" lw- .0 f” ,4 tween Mi". Kiln: lllui lion. R. 11.. fi y s Hanson, Ccllisilntruli: l-luuac Lx-allvl; n. & U on plans loi- Lhc Nov. o siztlntg" ll‘, 11811101110111. would be tilblcii H1111)‘ paflliiiilifili. nlccis. A SpOliikzliiiiil ill bill". King's ollico: said the Prime fviilluSlCl iluil [('1t'—. phoned from Quebec. \\'1I(‘i'\‘ hi: ls

.l\l'

l ‘711-11111111.’ 1111! lllflfll‘\vfly to a continent is the assignment of Canadian l

long wlnti-i" l'1l'IllIS al-ciul.

Wall7s hli,o s PoimclDunieerque

was not made. clcal‘, it may possibly bc luv lilult." At all (‘VtlllS hc. hall. rclui willl sonic surprisc the PYllllOl Miuislcris nllutiuuccluclit of that ldlltc lllrlt parlinllltlit would ulcvt cnlv lOllllklllV Nov. and lilcn atl- ioiirn lllllll i-ilrlv ill Januzliiv.

At the Oct. 3 llltfttllllZ, he said, Mr. K1111 told him the lzovernllicnll had no ncw lt‘L'lSllill0ll to offcl" on= NOV. “l ‘Li’. ' ‘. , to Illtlklllg a progress report on lilCl war slliuulo v ,1

“I bcllcvi: lllill. Ml" Gul'(llllCl‘, the, Minister" o1 W111‘ sci" ‘s. 11115 111011‘ on tllc hlltlr mils, and ltliii.’ Ml‘. Rul- l SiOll, tire Nillllnlvi‘ of Nllllouql ‘Dc-l fcllcc. “as CUiliUllllLiiillllZ n vlsll. to.‘ Englglltd, lll lllUt-U liilllllllfiiilllCQS, \\.ll.i mu ki-v llllllautclgs llgiinltoly ab- Nov. o, it would be rmk-l lli the punt o), vicw of‘ the.‘

E Q 5 :2 .1 t: < o .11 c

r

Ml. l allson Milli that nt 1119111116 llc was llllllkiiu: 0L wllill was trans- plrullz ill Btlldlil "and lllLlJ clcc and he llsd hail no rcuucs". from ally sollru‘ to lllslst ilpou ucbutc ill Duly linmJ-llt. l

"l Lll‘Lll(.‘l'lll0l‘(‘, the only 1-1128 111111-- lic ilucstloil nrlsltll: \\‘lllCl‘i hail B11611 me coilccm was the ‘ I 5r. Lnwrcncc wiltcrw vs 11119905111- flml m; lllc lst and 2nd of October l‘, lllul wcctxcti lrrllrl a source close to the htllllslryi u stzilcnlcill. that it

. I l (COlltlllllULi un page 9. Col 5) i

now the guest of the Liovclsriui»,

Gencl"al._lilc~ Earl of Alllliirc. 7 1-"- M;:_M;",-,,,i,§g, Plniles Sow Bombs Along In-

illltl ill.il lu- lntl i lliL‘_>\\'ll\"ilt.' (‘l lllG ik. pinrlllllieill," tllc spot...

Grand River Girl lnillrcll lit Montreal

(in, _ lcru - ‘Clrnllil i’ vci". ll

‘vtloliiii Coast Arnd In (Sermon

—l APl -Bi"ll~-

,l;;,;; Report Turks lmlélglliiliil G0 1'0 llid 0f Greeks

..i illl U(‘l‘ill.l‘.l trawl. l RQDOYIS I)(‘I'SISl'. 0f dill llunlbllrg, ".\ till . Mu‘ “a! Assisi allele Pact Between Tur-

1. l6

sa (the: a Brit- ill lllc filr-flunu AIONTRWGI Tilliznll b-lclcll . .. Isl ‘.

(hi: lT

tor she ulls iill ".\\il<"lil';lil'.l~ nt an int " _ _......_ . ..-_ . l‘ ‘I SPRINGHILL. 01".. l7 - C131 - lb Onic of ' ‘ldvsl spots lll ‘.111. lllc“, ‘ nulllli loony iuul ll.» i »

c more trim all lust: A -il"cc::lll.1 l ()1, y]. \

l I '11]:- ‘so (lt"\ill!!“l\ swcpt tli‘ S 11TH l1 M; snow to lll. . ."il .l (my cnrllci" . last. your. . t

‘s. lllc All" llllifll‘ forces l .. llvclcrociiy'illto lulu 21.112: lllc Circulati- ~l. liom L-Ollflli, Rance. Z10l‘(1 autl Texcl, the

Confirmation

lc tllc raids were not ANKARA. T111119)‘. 061. 15"- r \1 rlflny 11131151,», ;—Pi"eslclcul. tint-l. llioliu 3.143.", Con. rod until. lllc llcw Soluct A lllcy “"9113 ‘uuc. iior today lll zho picsriii-tv l, |Tll1'klSll Army Cllicl cf .1". All immcnsc fire was stnrfcrl ill “T0115 Clmllhrfd m“

3 (-

coloring the i! lClllllOlnlllh"

l 0 0

;Naz1 Azr Attack

Enemy Scouts Out Damage icciiii. Wrought In Heavy Raids

Tuesday

lAluminum llmports Prohibited

mews rt “’~"‘§‘”l.;..lll"..". "t o um num an a fitallets luto Canada is pmhlbitad. erg-cpl. under special licence from the National Rerenue Department. under an order-in-ccuncfl publish- c<l tonight m an extra. 9111 1°11 the Canada 01120110-

The ban of unlicensed aluminum imports affects both manufactured and unmanufactured aluminum. 111- clildiua articles which (‘K111111111 59 pol‘ cent. or more of the metal, cllllcr bv volume or bv value.

'l‘he order-ln-councll was dated Oct. l5. ll. sold the metals con- u-ollcl", G. C. Biuclnatr, oi 'I‘ororlt:. lllld take-u measures to l-catrict the

fiCroundflGunsillndl" l iFall Rain Breaks

0g Jcttlsoned

usv of Canadian-produced 11111111111- [m] {or ccrtatn uses, and it was felt such measures would be frus- [l-qlfl and ccnslilrrllblc $111118 f! mlflqn pxrlllli Grl cxpcudcd if un- |,_,._,,,-,]~..~<l lflllllll‘lliil.ill of aluminum

‘rind aluminum products W918 Dill-l l1. d.

fld - in to

v,- Ul (>I:LY|K) M qi(.,-nellzcn M, friendly to holll Briuuil and Illin- .l<l bv llii-czliillll‘ iiiilnbs dropptnl ‘sm- ‘wum 5'” L” me Md M (Lam. (‘t‘t‘l'llll‘1\\ItV(‘S~Clplilllds.“Iilllfilu the “morn lime a1l‘"k‘d b1’ ll"~‘lill‘-I' lllcic ucrc 'llll!‘ll(“‘ - lG‘%glfm-‘1fq?l Mnhml Fun,‘ b . Chackuracl; llilClhlCfl lhl‘ Ill4‘\"t.ll,l - ‘ Onl‘)'1bct\\"cc llv Pl" - l:~ llllli‘l‘ ll‘ll‘»‘.(ll‘ at. \\l (‘HFUOYQI _ 7;}.

i;.lul.lll (ll troycrs oft‘ ivxcl, a m 91"“ llltl, lllf! ll "an; sm- g

. .. _. _ tmwrlancc, ll\1‘l.CU.'.ll‘l'l11\'.(‘\\‘0- ,- . PM"? "Wink"! m" rcllorts 'l‘u";k1"." and ltlussin llllgn. “w” l“e,ll“"li_l,bns‘,‘ negotiate zvul-ulllni gl-sistunci- 11.i\'.. uh n,“ n Ulflnlfiflllll‘ w‘! o‘ ‘Although lll'.‘_=(\ rlporls p02. ‘ll. 1111111 (iv-Finally; the folcgu oltlcl- s,ll»l.tslll.ln .~n .l

lllglll. lliluks bivmbt-tl oll plants at any l gC.-_~f!lll(ll‘(‘l‘lL'il, Mlliulcburg and Sal- Cdmrlnnliol, o; (l...

tuclgtn 11.01111 with frt-lgllt yards ,3“, Md m Greece was qckmm but a . . Hamm and statement. was illtvi " 1 tiiloffc- ‘hovstluzil l._ irv Junctions at. Noril- ‘lam. to Um foreign (mice spokm, i Juilsvll nlui }llll.c. lmfln that Turkey would “latch .5 tan ally of Blztziln in lllc cvclll of a ‘drive against the C-lecks either by

l ' ll-hg Axis powers or from the direc- l I ‘lion oi Bulgaria.

l Britain lills treaty obligations t0 defend Greece and is aligned with lTurkcy in a dcfcnsivt- alliance, nl- llliough Turkey hcrssilf :5 not plcd- ged directly to aid Grcccc.

l The Turkish press charged the

reports of

Q.

Night. ' _ LONDON, O€TTI—.—-(Tl1llI‘5(lfiy)'—

(CPJ—A_ clliil autumn [dill nilu the action of brltlsil ground gulls broke the back cl a ueimaii air mid last

night. and Llonuol h d " i ti 1 t . l “We My wuai ‘wean c1155 all: “WNCMN- "i B-i °°l~ 1° " ‘°' ‘gfiillilfiletldlulllleatltg iniiillannal mist scattered and the moon shone Pl '1 '11"? 11151» "W? 01' 114 111ml we" M the Balkans and Turkey,

through. horc since the Will‘ stnrtcrl was heard i ,. .- _

Early this morning some bonlbcrs by lfiuzislrltlc W. F. Lime todrlv aniginfigzhfllegr gllligllvnlillllvpsaslzllll‘, 51111 "919111811 111 1110 13101111111! Siil1'5,' \\‘l1(‘ll Privatcs Gcrnlil Dupuls null mjméd t; férlhm. mull, ‘Mn Rm bu‘ 111911 1111110111011 1011081111141 101 llouly Giroux worn arraigned out 1 nth ‘aw; .- yénll 51m», ‘mile .d°“’11 11nd 1°11 3° ‘"111 111"" ‘ chain's-s oi‘ selling their military lml- 13?; a" e n ‘p p0 ‘ ‘ exp oslves. . .. ,, "-

Durmfl the first half ot the night lmffi, '1?“ m“ “"5 “‘“°“"‘°d ‘° We. are 110i 51111111“! P1’ “f1; they were able only in isolated lll- ma‘) “KL ' r cube L, Co“ -.man lzes, only by tllo=e who st _ “ma; w break through M051, U; l1_1_<‘<‘ (‘i-Nita 0 ‘ Tfllflh b _ believe them. ‘Filo German attack them, turning inlay. pounded tlic ‘"3 i‘ ‘"'m""- ‘~15 “"113”! ‘1 , "1' lon the Balkans has b03110- outlylng countryside. 111R 111B 1111111111118» 11' “R5 711N510" "Bulgaria sccnls cnutcillcd. 0f

Towns qulstcle the metropolitan 11c mid $6. 11c li-ciidc-i il1111~Y c lllc what lmporinzice is Dr-hrujn (icdcd are». Buffered blsieavilv from these chlflfacl and rwils fllucfl $20 and lhy nilmaula to llzc lllllilillifil d“ - 47P- A- l W1 1'1 P1‘ 1111M if W‘ lflullznrla must, llvc Pil.\ll\\'(‘(l un or

A 1111111111! t check 0f the available mcn at Gilbert's Corner where. it gmnmw? 0m yesterday u hmvc

. Y . 1611011»! 8110W€d that casualties in wm said. the two soldiers were voice (‘time from Yugodnvla, liltlcr

101111011 W018 nlarlwdlv smaller 1111111 found ivcnriug overalls, army boots ‘despises cow-aids," usuah however- and military unzlrrurnr Asknm in an editorial entitled 111a the evening action. a Gcr- ____._____. _...-__ ‘mgaingt wwmnq" "Sm; c“ l; im- man bomber was reported shot down powibfe touflsmlg; “u. m“ 11ml, bv anti-aircraft fire at Bishop's PRIVATE .\(‘QUIT'I‘ED “ ‘ smnmrd" “ WW“ " “w mu“ mm“ " “ “ (lermanv takes on the Clllll".lt‘lt‘l‘ °' l-‘mdm- KENTVILIF u s ot-t la -- . ~ - .. . ' '1. - ~ ~ of a movement flglllllsl. the S01 lcl, r Thu‘? f“? 'el1)_°rl5_-,_“1;‘°' 1mm: (UPI —~Pte. Jamcs" (‘lullicl-y, llutivc . Jgénbeglllwahoot ligan("uelll‘ulloll:él.llfh of Jncksmlvllle, Flu. who vlllllalcd 0v ' ' with n New Brunswick llult of lllc

All in 9.11 it w i ll . . , “m0”! m mm‘ ~,.-L-,g§t nights 513582122111 gepu-nl‘: Onurlillnu Active Scrvzcc 1'01?!‘ ‘ll

|-_ Wnixislock in June, today Was HC~ AHMEDABAD. India ---fGPl -

M-ynnnl m; n Sugm- dose M, m,"- rcbbcry Six men and about. 2. lrcnd of hclilhs. hcwcvcl". One hit. ill tllni. with violcncc. 11c was". chargcd with cattle perished in floods lll I‘ is ills. " ‘ ‘ ' ‘m " ' ' ‘ boating Aiuslcy Scllualc, 5.3. of t-rlct wilnn (iumucc was done by lllc iContlnucd on page l7, col B) l-llearby lokevllle, and stealing $80. flood; to property.

key and Russia; Nof

.» .'1 Emmi lldeqidd no knowledge" 0f such u.

military occupation of Runllmla b.1-

DEFENCE

’.,

f

llliiifS Silffen To .222: Aims

, Th. ..._ll»l , Ucl. l6.—(AP)_ i “W15: ululuifc toward the l 51111-111 H1 btililllll miluence in i 1n..- l..ul..ii.-. nus btvueveu stil- 1111110: i-"(11l\ us l‘l'l)(ll‘l5 53h] she “W111 kn h) llu- illll of‘ \i-l":\_c in l..c c-cul ui .111 utlAu-k by rm: w:\-\ |llI\\L‘l'h, i ilspuns ill this elfcct came fr»... .\ll...ll-| as President ismct 111M111 1'11 ‘ii itussiun ambus- "ifl alt u confer- nt‘ cspociai llll- ol‘ pcrslstcut '.\'~ll)|t' hovicl- l cc.

. t"~ l clncl ui scrfl. illursnul Fuvzi

(li. lunnb. .\l lllc Ankara. con- - urn.» lllc rcplirls added .*.|‘..,ill||l llll‘, The Turks already |l lvt- rriil lllc)" utinirl fight . .1l.\ mlit 1o drive 0n the i' illfil "uiln 2,000,000 bayo-

" i,

, \1‘~'1‘111=111.l' 5i1l'I‘(|(‘(I the disposi- liun o1‘ hol- llmcs in liumania illlli lllc rt punt-ll cimccllaiioil of lunn passenger - lllc way tor Nazi

. I.lll ionccutrutions 180.000 Russian , . lllc llanubc, and l n wcrc reported l \]i‘\'l'i|lIllI c ilillll lots of dis- l uulnllvii stutplnlu-s uml suhmnr- l

l

mm lo .1 Black Scn naval train- ing llllhi‘ iu llc munncrl by Ital- ians. -

i\t‘.“' indication 0i’ a rift in l Gcrrllzul-lilissiun friendship np- piurcll ill flu: insistence oi‘ Ber- lln lluthoritlcs that hlosc-ow was nlltllil-(l of Hitler's plans in Ru- mulill, umpire :1 Kremlin asser- iltlll that xllilfifilflllfy advance , illfovlnntilvn luui not been iilrfh- ‘ livlniilg.

“orricd Over A Fuel Problems :

lions. H01‘ llovlnlll

'~.l.\v \'()lll\l,nOi't. 1c -I.AP) J .1 Anu-llclill nlrolnutivc iucl

(rtlulnuy"'s movi-

. ' \\ ~.l..<l lllc tlllknlls :1 lzi‘0‘»\'1118 1111x191." -16 Slll8ll‘.‘l' calibre. In addition she

(ill ...l~s w. ‘oleum for the! . \\.ll‘ llldSlllllC.

.l:t~ rvpq-r"... received here '91‘. illllj; lllwils (i) more lubricat- .

i n11 for compression lg- li nzicrntt cllglucs and ~ szock" to lcaven the on gasoline beinz lroln coal.

ll ciluutcr-bnlunce to 1.011 i.~. till‘ fact that Gcv- w is ill control of all Lhc in lllc continent of

st. .l . litany u.» crni l‘4.\l‘l‘\‘

‘ldllllthfi of petro-cum hilc iullcu into Nazi .ll" march 0i conquest " 1n Norlvay. atullol-lllcs have said l'lS use-d all the oil in - lvrios l lillllllll is the lilct that Rumair l.\ll oil wills tilt‘ SlIHllOW and eas- ll“ (ll‘.ll‘l1‘l’l nlld ‘hilt ncw wclls lll. l he iirllicil rcgtllarly to iusurc '"-...\ ll w of crude. Kilown nl- l.<~ porn‘ qualilv of thc lubri- cnuls (rbfmllcd from Rumaulan cluilo. lf an axis dl-ivc toward lran and . I.".l(| sllniliil tlcvclop, nny campaign lflwlilill‘, lO\\lll'\l fresh laotrclcuul sup- llllls lilliu lllc llcllr vast necessar- llv would be a long-range vcnturc ill lmfflt oi llmc Brllnln could do- flllt‘. llum‘ wells ll cilplllre appeal"- ml |lll‘l_lllil~lll

lillllllfhli; DEKi)

I GLASGOW .- 1GP) -- lEldwaril

luster-k. vvcrlrl famous sholwlnan, :"l\"l .'ll“\‘l\'f‘l' c". n trio" cirrus iam- ‘" "f \V-"llll)"..ll and Boswell, died Jilvrv B11 81.

1o Paces A

. lllllil till-ll" l\\'4l escort \‘(‘S.~2( 5, “my ’ T118

SeeNGermans i“

i700 oilli-l-ls rliiii rnlilills. lici“ l

ZlPllltlllWlll ciinsi s of 12 s.-iltcll l’

guns. clgllt foul-inch. a 3.7-inch, p” ,1 C xv‘

. t1 luvcd iri-nl crude nil, l2) l

MAXI MS

OIL

MERE MAN

Man in his fragile boat hiss the rudder placed in his hand just that be may not be at the mercy of the waves, but follow the direction of ills own insight.

anuuu Snlucrlptlun Delivered 8.1.00 "v llnll—l'.l.l. ‘I00: Cnnlllll land 14.5 ‘filth

NSllIE acllr.

Five Ships Of Enemy Convoy Are Destroyed

Damage To British Cruiser

Liverpool Is Placed On llted Side Of Ledger.

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