JULY 6, 1940

Salvation Zimy Leaders In Ch ’town Over Week-end

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

More Than 1,000 GanadianAirmen- Join R. A. F.

LONDON, July l5 —(OP Cable)- More than 1,000 Canadians have Joined the Royal Air llorce since the start of the war. it was disclos- ed toda

y. About 450 of them sreofflcon and 500 flight sergeants or other

These figures do not include the hundreds of members of the Royal Canadian Air Force now in the United Kingdom.

‘rhirty-four Canadians of the R. A. F. have been killed since outbreak of war. In addition 13 have been wounded. 42 are report- ed missing, believed killed and l1 are known to be held prisoner. Awards for bravery have been won by 25 Canadian members of the R. A F

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First Yorkshire Field Day Is Held Yfiterday

Prominent Speakers Included O1 Interesting Program At Experiineiita

GIBRALTAR

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Military Camps

acy raged at an ever-increas tempo the sir ministry umoun that four German submarines had bccn nwuked from the air with every indication of success during a five-day period last month.

German planes crossed the north- east English coast late last night and dropped bombs. Five or six explosions were heard and s splin- ier from one bomb killed a soldier who had gone unscathed through the Norwegian campaign.

Anti-aircraft guns opened fire and British fighting planes were heard chasing the enemy.

An air ministry bulletin late last night said that no military olijcciivrs were hit in the Ger- man raids on England during the day. A few persons were slightly injured.

Three unsuccessful attacks were made upon The Rock, the Royal Navy's stronghold in the western Mr-ciiicrrancaii.

Royal Air Force blows against Germany were again hard and costly to the enemy. These results

1 F arm Yesterday.

are the fundamentals of iflfmlili.’ as far as our coiiix-iiirwi," ilie Minis.

V,“ ~ :I__' ox.‘

i is WILL RESIST INVADEI Gen. Catroux. governor of French . . Dido-China The latest of these awards were attempted invasion o! the mac flllflollncbd today. Max Altken, wssesslo- - Janene” trwm an Montreal- pom so“ and hep- o; naval units have moved u to the Lord Beaverbrook received the BL“ bGIdCTS 0f FTEHCh EGO-Ch ill.

ti uished Flying Cruse‘, and air- tsman first class Ernest Ralph

of Agricuiiiii-c said. l-le spoke be uizorts of his department in

1mg these industries. Bu)’ War Certificates

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\ir. Dennis also advised the ru buy Vilir Savings Cflk . and to increase production 3 a lg Crreai Britain in the pre-

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OOODHSSIONEI; I. Oil-ARIES ‘ - ~ Ill-COL I. HAM

- nilict. were reported in three air ministry no“ m“ yQnebw o, 1 _ u h‘ h V. ' , He said that the first group ofre- “Hismsntsi- ed the Meziialoof the Mlllgrymmvi- Guidfl Nflujfl ""1 m?“ III" "in" M. New! land gent?! “Id- ; iiiXUUb were expected to arme iii A i918 German BUDPIY shill W88 Sim o; the one, o; the British " theagoofllialreuuo o! mlli- ’ ' m ~ prmiiicr- uiiiriii u cullplg- or hit squarely by a high explosive Empire ‘u, ‘minim ‘m! m do n u who is Chu-iotte- Plaid Secretary for Canadian ~ ~ Up liLlLll the present there bomb off the Netherlands coast; a. ' qulcuy u Double :1"! fllh Wflsiel-lg.‘ gill"!!! Ind EIWW- W310 l! Wimlilflflyillgw ‘ ID417- liy . . unions‘.

t been loo volunteers to take the n-ciugi-e children but there may be fmorc than this number arrive, he l suic. He asked the iurmers t0 cor:-

<. : the question of keeping ca‘ oi ‘cs0 children lll 1 effort to 101p

small German patrol boat was ov- erturned by a bomb: other petrol vessels were damaged.

Oil refineries at Hanover and Elmmerich were bombed and fires started. l-langars at the Brussels

BUDGET I

—‘93‘-‘i‘35?9f»9: ‘l-‘PP-Pmii’

The men called up tinder fire compulsory sdrcme will not be full-time soldiers. ‘may will have the same status and duties as mem- bers of the non-permanent militia.

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llalston Takes all. v. Paper:

1n>)>‘ parents uho < victims of war.

Di: E. S. Netting. Dominion Lb- _ lldrllllclil- oi vAlIFlCllilllYC congratu- .' iutcd the swine breeders on the success of their first Yorkshire field (lay. and spoke of the vital import- iince of the industry at the present rime. and urged the farmers to cul-

and Amsterdam airports were hit. Other bcmbs blasted military objec- tivc-s at Hamm and Soest.

Attacks were made on the Ger- man naval bases at Kiel, Wilhelm- shavcn and Emden.

ity-North Battleford) joined with the CCF. and New Democracy groups which voted solidly ag- ainst the Government on all three divisions.

'I‘his ended debate on the main motion that the Home go into

They will undergo the same train- ing and be on call for home de- fence.

When and as additional men are required for the hill-time soldiary. the C. A. B. F. the Rioyal Cured- ian Air Force or the Royal Canad-

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‘new EMPIRE G111’! ' Further donations received to-

0ath 0f 0fficc Applauds Naval Action‘

OTTAWA. July 5 —(OP) —Hon. J. L. Riolsion was sworn in as Min- ister of National Defence tonight and his successor as Minister of Fina-nae will be named Monday. M that time too Prune Minimr Mackenzie King

will make o. state- mt about further changes in the

wards the Fund for Air Ambulances and ii Motor Lifeboat for H. M. Forces arc: Mt. Stewart Pack. $290. 2nd Summerside Pack $1.50. 6th

.00‘ 3rd services

Chorottetown Pack . . Char-ottetown Rangers an addi- Details of the plan for mobili. tlona 30c. This makes a total 0f zation are etill worked out $214.00 raised by the Guide family by m, ¢epmment_ He" n L. and in tihe Isllmidg ftigerfigilslg L23 ha"; the first call may go out to a class net serv ce. 0_e _ . f . ' . 13g‘ 2hrmé“.."°ll‘°féi..éi‘fi.r“fi‘ifii.ui° Gxziitflzzriiawsrlls"rims‘ tie Ola nmouri , ' * - - Guides throughout u... Emp re is 313311121; trlijrékiihfgieeétiigierinllitie ggfedoilin main budget motion

have completed their one month of 1r w“ the m“; sweumplnmux which the Earl of Athionie, new gciv%or- General of Can-aria, of-

ca .

"l" Fflcmfl" Bilmbd fan Navy, they will be selected from ‘among the trained militia men, vol-

unteers or di-aftees who offer their

committee o! ways and means, moved by Finance Minister Rai- ston when he delivered the budget June 24. It was Col. Balaton’: first and last budget. Tonight he was sworn in as Minister at National De- fence, succeeding the late Hon. Norman Rogers who was killed in an airplane accident June l0.

Col. Rslstoir received an ovation when he rose to record his vote on the main motion.

Debate will now go forward on the individual resolutions covering the tax and tariff changes and

‘ iivzitc it.

“Mannie (‘lass The breeders of this province were cxt-rcincly fortunate in having the most desirable type of bacon hog lll all America, he said They ivei-a almost entirely free of swine disease which is an envious posi- tion, he claimed.

He cautioned against being tco complacent in this respect and urg- i-d ilic brcccicrs to guard against uliovijiii any disease to creep into the industry. This oould be done bv proper methods of cleanliness and sanitation in the quarters user) by the hogs, by proper feedlml

Aircraft factories at Wenzendori and Bremen were attacked. Communication lines were bomb- ed throughout western Germany and several airports which could be used as bases for attacks on Britain were showered with high explosives.

Two R. A. F. planes were miss- ing after these varied attacks.

'I‘he attacks on the submarines took place Just at the time that the Germans attempted to renew heavy submarine warfare after

NEW YORK, Jilly 0~—(Sai. l -((P) --'I‘he New York Daiy News, irentlv critical in its ed- itonisl pol cy of omit Bniteln and Prime Minister Churchill. went "all out" today in applauding Britain's action iri seizing or dcsirnying the bulk of the French fleet.

It termed the e isode e “ire- mendous British vi ." affirmed that the Royal Navy "has proved itself once again the best. in 17m- ope if not in the world." and got

ric: sWlTiU morning

(,4 ss where ire sows uere .ven to sup-

ilr-d for the , fink A c-_ Falcunuvooti

over $46,000 which is m0" ma"

double the objective.

Senior Livestock- Dominion De

camp training and camps by that time. All militia units have been au_

‘UTE. conducted vacated m’ "Ofllllfiflllbll in schedules and bv making a sturqof

i - bur of furmc-rs swine husbandry. breeding and , - - n be“ 1d dumb h b-n be b d U I ' _

. ., i '_ . "--: l‘ . . ' 1 ' . “Mk5 of imicuv y’ e‘ t e 1 5 f‘), a“ “pm Wem- n thorized to crut t t1 three distinct Inna-its out of fh i ; m‘ “f s“ m“ epfiiPifLlg slaléctieégrg°gi£igrfsor o; ed to building new U-boats and Col. Ralsmns successor will be szmngm andrim 1mg, iam-Wxlufi? préfifkMTfifr arid A D‘ P" action and the resultant blcats i: > , h" judged “p, the Advahced ‘R/egrstm ‘ ‘MW,’ S. training new crews in replace those nasned Monday, Prime Minister teers for militia service may soon y' o e Drvy council Ricme and Berlm,

Mackenzie King said, and the en- be made

sunk bv the Allies during the aut- We" Pmml i" "it swarms-iri- .

Hon. J. L. Ralswn "We should think this sea

f a Grade "A car- cussed advanced registrv for pure ' E t _

and they were subse- bred swine in detail placing special umri and winter.‘ ‘ Md m L gal BXPBCi/ii-‘giiigltl l-ilgllai- iii W“ 9° . e who fol-m g w... m’ Db to” would m" a atom“! erg‘

tervti and their COT- emphasis 0h the rel/Bed Carcass A" 031cm 59a em?" 5 l avenue M er e5" partment of National Defence to- on Hitler as he mokes plane for his

oi mined. The re- score. He pointed out that the aircraft of the coastal command nigh/L much announced lmmhm o’ m?

com’ tizicn will be an- aim in A. R. work is to preserve our delivered the attacks, and that in Patronage Charges o o m“ means that me minus “m” 18nd,, Mid the News

“l ‘i“‘m‘l“‘" iiliiidirile siitrfie ii-‘smiitialitythe Same iiighuifrfrcoirlrizitiiiigspyrirrifir seeiiiiioii? The debate which ended after “"1 3° 1"” “amp l" “"1"” will‘ "0'! their Oi wuss- We mt be il . ' ~ - ' . the Bil-mt? strength as C. A. B F sure But of one thl wake sure‘

Director: Meet In Di! will"! “Wk °i1i51d° lac‘ ed -usually considered evidence the House sat to 6.30 p. m. to take i units now in cam or m m- w- n - "8 .

W" B" “lminflled hi’ ‘he "m" that a submarine has been des- the vote, was carried oh almost r-raiirriax, July s-ioPi-carii go mien on m? f tg v that this British victory is a wt

\t a mectlnst of the di-NCWPI O1 31°" °i ‘hi’ Ti?“ Swami ‘a? milk‘ tmygd, entirely by private members and Brissoci, Danish singer- amd screen cmmng ""13 V" ° 911' N- . . thins f0? the ‘Ulalied Stoke. -

i t‘ Swmu Breeders Association. ing it poasble to concetn te ocn todays 8mm“ bro m a flurry of “m, came ashore m mum“ t” . s u s 0g m, 1 ,__~ u

iinmeiliniclv fviifliwd m‘! m“ measurmz °i mhe" m“ h“ ' charges of polit cal patronage day from a liner that had carried _ a I The News Rot a wry grin out

of the "hopping-mad remarks“ of the Nlazi government's reaction: was “iuniisc-d" by the Italians term- ing the British action “the un- sportsmnrilike and cowardly set of the British fleet.” and said W.

ors." he said.

In conclusion, Mr. Lefebvre re- fcrred to the present advanced 0- sition or our registered breed niz s k uction in this province. and stressed the potenflal markets open to breeders of pure bred swine as among commercial hog produc-

ers. Mr. S. D, Irvine. speaking on be- half of the P. E. I. Swine Breed“!

him from the dangers of Europe. With him on a trip that iM-il end in Hollywood were Brissonlr wife anldesistw. m‘ o! told reporters people

England are ‘calm and senflble." Prior to sailing for America he had appeared before full houses in London for weeks.

Brisson was conoemed over the

flourishing on contracts associated with the war effort. Government spokesmen demanded full details and declared patronage would not be tolerated.

Conservative leader Hanson and two of his followers cha d that political patronage was be rig car- ried on by employers working on Government contracts.

DliV, it was decided i0 00f!‘

m» giro sllnl of $50 to the Culi-

iv: an iii-d Cross Sovietv for war

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511M112 Certificate.

J. A. cihi-k, superintendent of le Farm. welcomed

IYoYAL NAVY (Continued agi_gg_1l__

Both Cambon and Corbin havfl been in London for man years and have close Brit a tachments. Their resignations indicate they do not desire lo represent agovern- irienthiithgoiiistic to the British war

Premier King 0alls Mobilization Rumors False

OTTAWA. July dlans can no nger get

from their banks for pleasure trips to the United States and the for- e board has a

5-—(CP)-—Oana- firnde

m}; gm] (Jhurchill himself furnished bhc igvinseil hiring; chili all applications third WW win" in Militia Parlia- mwel’ mb-ment he maisvd ilie Italian navy for having "kept prudently out of

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for funds for foreign

r 5 _r\\\ ll in the nuriliiy ' oept for purposes of business, ed-

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"i-‘ilfs. due IQ m‘? AFSOCiBMOYi» exirelldi-‘d ‘(hanks m D“ effort. Cambon, prior to Ambassa- Karl Homuth (Con. Waterloo fate of relatives in the German oc- ——-—- ucalioii, health or in case or em. the way." (Org. He ointud Clark for the use of the 1519f“; dor Corbins resi nation, was mfnls- South) declared patronage was cupaition of Deinrriiark. His step- UITAWA. July 5—(CP)—Prirn.e ergency. must be referred to the In conclusion. the News said:— o; strivhp for mental Flffli for aioilini? the Ye tel- plenipoteni. ary to Britain. "rampant" and Mank semi (Con. father. T. H. staunixig .ie the Minister Mndsenzie Ki tpda board. “To the British government, we d 15o Mr Qui lev of ~ - n‘ 7

. animas. an day and H f0 ~ 31- a France maintaining both ambessa- Halciimand) said the Duffel-in couri-trys prime minister. denounced as a oomlpletg lam-ma. Applwrlile; goo); (mfg wnggm w believe American}; owe ma helm. ~ . .0! "awful fecgm.“ Daviflsé Frgmrtzrffmfiaiflétgnal (1017 and minister 1n London. and Construction company building an He will appear in sit least one tJOn reports that the first two eicplaln that there is no intention iwf- COYWTRiIIiHiiOH-fl m1 1i historic $4 grpry to ma c a supilerrgggesoz < Britain doing likewise in Paria- allgggfl galDlgglgzellltiwigfllhé Wgalxiéi prcdiioLdn in Hollywood, he said. mllittasfi cdlnasses Jvill be called up of intfilifgjllt: with legitimate brusi- mo". rind a rising vote cf

.. .-. . . . - . e i _v ' i ex on . i. . r. , " b H E l w ‘k French Communlqlll! from the liical Liberal organiza- 3153mm B11‘ up er the new Mob §E;S'e§\,rca;it£€ géppogmizgrtltnhfiiugfi 1:? :3’ -—.-_-—_-

'° m“ °" ° tion. That mobilization would be - or for the rsistan of relati a if 5 I n, F mh ubnshod I _ fl-n _ _l_ 6'6 v to swim he cannot buy United i pvt-i... u.» £€u‘é;'.‘l.2“.£- Annual Clean-Up =>~- %‘i.°.°‘??'li..i; °.E.‘.‘§‘.....’°"€.‘“..’“°§J°’t h: u.‘ ‘ ' ; _ -. 3i vnlait ti? $133; . .~ a 312%; ireiiih Admiralty has the “g3 ‘fyfetaluflflhgm ‘gefzfige M 0 St Important pr ohicago to dance or m Palm Beach bank u, amount go, m, puma... we 1150f.‘ 0 -———- “ '* ' fl li m t r ~ . ' " ‘inc. Wllitll was _ I a e l) §}“’,,‘-,‘,‘,n§f,°,,,, E§§1,_§,‘,‘r’§,’§,§"“§,ff gfigfigfiggiiitlg-leuitaidGlgseniiorirlggive etgertgrewgzriirrileaweiliigier vlvthliirthttrlutn u —---—----~~- u." . . » i . -i-— ~ 4 _. . ... i ztzigg ..§°.—.m'-.P g i; mmQd- me) thinking 0m!’ °i be“ Hnange Minister Ralston and (Experimental Farms News) Le Droit, Ottawa Fffillzh-igllizllflgg i <. ‘ '

t _-a pan, of the country which would be handiest to Hitler's reach across the channel or the North SOIL-Aids taken under such com- plete control today that no One tum-lis- rm mziv cntcr or leave the district w, "spa save on business o; national im- aiici li‘~D0l'iil1lCG.

tiers l0 Londoners

l (‘iii i1 ISOISl- ‘e bOli fertil- mots than-was.

who have sea-side

_ ton. Eastbourne and Hastings may p5 ‘veil forget them for the sum- mar.

Actual residents of the area may be mOVtKi if their land and houses happen to be needed for billets. sun emplacements or trenches.

The east and south coasts of rEnwland now present a picture ivcrv close to that of ri battlcfront. i There are barbed who entangle-

proupcrccl most s was Kins-S

this was

houhts. There are airfields. anti- lil"Cl‘il.lL batteries. listening posts.

"chilgllt batteries and the ‘"1195; of all British troops-the ors of Flanders and of Dun- iquc.

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. .. s mcwhcrc among them. the NEW YQRK Ju} 5 _(Ap) 1 - )1_\|~y;|,\(.i-,_~, , _ 1 _, , _ . "Y —-A ago so f," as ms flour, w” Don- ed rght down to the concrete or Hess’ m bserverlspenk, ~ ‘ace unknown. stands tv: highly optimistic outlook for ad- emu-d but Liberal speakers had and then thoroughly m“ espeglally ofotheotense situation

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oomiiig masters of the French fleet, which must remain French or perish.

“The French navy did not, in any case, deserve to be stabbed in the back on the order of Churchill. who last winter implored the French Ad- miralty to lend its principal fcrcw to protect Canadian ships because the British Admiraltvs forces had no longer the necessary 1116,1115,"

Despirtches from Vichy. France, reported that the government had Coijnc to a decision to break off re- lations with Britain because of wrat was described as "unjustifi- gilgleet aggression against the French

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"Wiifimi; during the rest of the year was roportcd tonight by edi- for and publisher after interview-

Transbort Minister l-loiwe declar- ed all contractors had been in- structed that speed and efficiency were the all important conditions regardless of who was emiDiOYEd-

British Naval Action

The Prime Minister made a statement on the British action to acquire units of the French navy and said the move was not against France but those of her ships viihich might otherwise have fa‘.- leii into enemy hands for use ag- ainst the British.

Denial came from the Prune Minister of o. French language newspaper report that mobiliza- tion of the class of 20 to 27 years ivould commence Monday. The sioiv u-ris a fabrication, he said.

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the sitting after the Prime Minis- ter had made a statement _on the Government's hopes that the bud- get debate would ‘be over today. Mr. Hanson said he had offer- ed to end the debate several days

arisen ziftcrrvard and his under- taking was thus discharged,