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CHAR1-0TTETQWN.EANADA, SATURDAY, JULY a, 1940

Military .Will Be Until Sn

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Every Able Foiled Main

Up To Age 45 1H8 Of

lNar—-25 Years Ago Today

(By The Canadian Press)

JULY U, lino-Duke of Teck. now the Earl of Athletic, governor- general of Canada, appointed us- sistant military secretory nt the War Office ln London. llrillsah gained ground in sovoral counter- attacks in northern France.

Coming Events

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Bate for Notices in this columi l cents per word.

"Talkies and Dance Tuesday. L

Crapnud -'l9- 1-15-21

"Talkies gnd Dance Brodnlbnne Wednesday.

"Dance Toronto School Tuesday om. Not fine nui. L-l97-7-U-l1.

"Dance in New Perth Hall Mon- day, July 8th. Webster's Orchestra. L-TO-l-fi-S.

“Wanted-Avail fleshed bulls and cows for Bologna. Island Cola Storage C0., Ltzl. L-9lJ7-6-28-tf.

"Union ltoiul l‘\'.'ill\'lll, Alondiiy, July Btu. If not. tine, ‘fucrtluy,

L':n-‘J“l'6‘l1-

"Tryon Baptist Church Tea on Church grounds, wfKlllfiSflfly, July 10th. L-4l-7-1-3i.

"Fbx Mcat bcof tripe 3c. Horsc

meat 5c. Ground mciit 5c. island Cold Storage Co., mmitoo. L—88l-6-28-tf.

"Reserve Tuosdai; Julr 9th for Barn Dance at Fortune Rodd.

L-UB-Y-S-Ill.

“Reserve Vilcdncsdirv, Jul;-

for Wlnsloe North Tea, If no:

10in lino.

Thursday. L-2-ti-2iJ-7-fi-il. "Dance. Morcll Rear School,

Mondnv, July 8th, Good music. l_.-‘.l1l'-'i-t5-2l.

"Reserve July 10th ior afternoon tea, at Beechwood Gardens. Corn- wall in aid of wnr purposes,

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"Bl; Variety Show, Hall, Iuosuay, July 9th. iinl. (‘P005 fort. he Rod Cross. Arm" 15c and 25c. L-illll-

"South Shore ll and Bingo to Point. Wednesday, Julv 10th.

L-l6-7-3-6-9.

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ce Cream Festiv- he]

"Come to Ice Crcnm Fosilvll at. North Rustlco School grounds Sut- urday night July 6th. Prococcls for

bulance Funds. 1i not fine Monday night, L-l64-7-5-2i.

"A meeting of tho Hilntor Rivor Shipping Club will be hold Monday, uly 8th at 7.30. lllllliilLLlL bust ness. E, Houston, S£‘<I'k“fll')'. 11-212-7-0-21.

"Queen's County 1.0L. and L.O.B.A. parade and divine service will be held at Brnokfiold Presby- terian Church. Julv 7th at 7:30

- m. ABT. All Lodges roqucstod

attend. L-ili-6-29-July-2-6-31.

"Reserve ‘Thursday, Jilly 11th for West. Royalty loo err-am fes- tival, hlnizo and datico lo be hold in Joseph Curlovis flold on high- WHY. In aid of Rod Cross work. If stormy following nlllhl.

L-234-7-6-2l.

"Don't forget the Gospol Tout at Brookflcld 0n Ten Milo Hill. Meetings commcnclng Sunday at 8 tfclook (standard llmoi onch “Wk iiiizht ("q-pt snturdiiy. Stir- fllllz messages for the prosont. distress. L-238.

""1119 annual District. Convon- i-fm of Emerald, Sprlnuficld, Nor- biro. Kelvin, Graham's Road, METEMP. Long River. Coronation, Irislitciwwi, New London. Sl/rltig Brook and Clinton Insi-ililios will

held long River Hnll. Tut's- dav. July 9th at 2:00 pm. Public welcome evening meeting 0:00 9-m- L-Zll-T-fl-Zl.

Military Tra

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To Get Meas-i. ining. (By Frank Flalierly, Cana.

than l"t'C>s Stuff Writor) L)l"l‘.l\\'\'r\, July 5_'(CP)_

Many thousands of young Canadians will undergo mili- llllflv training this summer

eillicr us \'Ollllll(‘Cl' recruits for the non-permanent active niil- itia. or as‘ draflces into the same organization.

In orrlcr to accommodate lll(‘ll1 officials of the National llciouoe llopuriiucut are busv nrrmigiiig for incrczisod camp :u"ctmiiiiod.'iiinn and Clothing maimfncttircrs are working ihcir factories ovcrlimc pro- ducing uniforms.

I Tho lruiiiiiig camps, now bc- inq eulurgoll mid iucronsccl in minihors will he iillcd with mon uulil the snow flips, £ Order ol’ prcicroncc for ‘lflllilll training will he first the lfuindtlinn .-\ctivc Sorvicc Force.

lsccontl the militia with its present voluntoor pcrsnmiel ziril lsucii riillliiioiuil mon as mnv lwilltllivcl‘ null, ' llv, mon cull- lod min tho militia under the National Rcsourcos Alohiliz- nlimi lziw.

Priinc Afinlslor blackorizle King in tho Houso of Commons todnv denied it nowspaiiri- report to the offooi. tho fist onll for mon would bo mrido noxl ivock. H~ said the cull would to made when the dc- fonce dopnrtmont was ready to mrike lt-

It is undorstood no oxomotlon from military sorvlco will be grant.

(Continued on page B, col s)

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‘MAKE DEMANDS

Pro-German Govern-

ment Takes Meas- ; ures Against Jews | and Press.

BUCHAREST. Juiv 5.-—iAPl-Rll-

,mlinlz\'s now pro-Gannon overn- lmoni 5uglprcssod permancnty to- night, " the tercst of ublx: order. two democratic Buc areal» i nowspapors. Somnalul and Jurnalul. , It lkewlsc ivns reported that de- lcroos oxcudintz Jows from oumal-

l ism and the nrmy were be ng pre- iparod. . | Asldo from this. tho government . dcvuiorl lisoll‘ lo kcoplng the nation- trnnqull and at work dcsp to re- ports in other Balkan capitals-de- nied horo-thnt Russia was placing uldiiiouiil troops in BCSSBTBDIB.

The immodlaic coitcern of the now cxibzuol \\'l\S restoration of more iiormiil (‘tllifililuns after many days of (loop unrost.

Bosldos iho roports ol’ further Russian oncroaclimctits the Hun- garian press continued to charfize that troubled rouditious prevail n ‘Pransylvnnla. whore a substantial ltfityrvnr population romalns a con- stim source of Hungarian concern.

With Romania gonorally consider- od coinplololv nlllcd now with the Rome-Berlin nxs, British citizens wore reported linulrlntltig their in- tnrcsts n anticipation of govern- mental moasnros mzainsi. them.

Unltod stntos authorities formal- lv requested tho Rumnulan govern- mout todnv to izrnnt an oxtonslon of si:i_v fnr thrco of 30 British oll men ordcrcd to loave the countrv Within ‘.34 hours,

Two lnr c United Stalos cowl"!- ilons woud he dlreotlv affected b! expulsion of tho three British citi- rons, tho Rumnnlnn government was informed,

Tho mou aro Wiflnm R. Young rind Albert. A. Luoo of tho Nntlonrl Supply Corporation nf Now York. one cf lho largest firms donllnir ill oil maohlriorv in tho Bnlknnll. and I-far Wlst of Refoll, Incorporated. an 0 company.

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Ilull Silent 0n Reported British Move

WASHINGTON July B.—(AIR -Sacretnry or sue Conic Hull declined comment today on unofficial report: that Great Britain in establiahinz l virtual blockade around the French island of Martinique, in the West Indies, to prevent move- ment of any I-‘reneh naval units or planes from there.

Hull said his information on the situation is incomplete, but indicated it is bet studied, and, meanwhile, with eld any opinion as to its possible impli- cations for United States neu- trallty.

It was reported In diplomatic quarters that British destroy- ers. carrying out Britain's seiz- ure of the French fleet to koop it out of’ Germany's hands, had moved into the vicinity qf’ Mar- tinique to pounce upon any ships emerging from there.

Mani Arrested As Detectives Investigate Blast

NEW YORK. July Im-QAPP-Iir- cd detectives, n1 relentless mood, io- nigm. sought to culltlest the melt 0i 39 sticks ct dynamite wlti 2i bomb winch blasted two of Lilo.)- coniraocs to death yesterday soon alter lL had been hllSLltTl ncm its inning pace in tne New 1011f VVUlAhS ralr Brltsli Pavilion.

Tnc tiynamite was stuiou Mur L9 at guns point from d. mutouinc guntueu by a liralchmon for u a)llfl- gogue cxtnvation.

‘lllVCsilglliflfs sold the weight and size oi the dynamite sticks fipprsxi- tnatcd the weight-BU pounuv- oi uie bomb cxpiosiro.

Ponce Ccmmus-iunci- Lowis J. Valcnune (lCSUPllJECl the bomb n5 ii "dynamite shrapnel" typo mum plus powerful enough w have blown asunder a wall oi the Dl1.\lll0ll.

Meanwhile, as police eonlintiotl their rcunuup Ol all known riuflnuis in un effort to truck uown the l. - rorists who pant-ed the bomb. - tcttncs urrestod Ca-sstiu" lsrorgoizuil. whom they described as a, iorrilri" member oi‘ the Cicrman-AmcrlAI: Build.

They sold thev discovered in Krocgors apartment tvlo Gcrmtitl- made pistols, one loacicrl; and thoy reported Lndlnu on the wnll cf tho apartment a huge mup of the world, which bore chalk and pin tnurks at intervals. The pistols were found in a drawer, under n copy of Adolf Hitler's “Mein Kainpf."

Pin holc perforations surrounded principal United States ottlos on the map. said tho dotoclivos, who quoted Kroegct‘ as explaining tho marks indicated communities l which Communists were located.

News Briefs

BELGRADE Yugoslavia, July 5.-—- (AP) --Dlplomntlc circles learned here tonight that sev- eral units of the Romanian floet hnd loft Constanta on pat- rol duty.

This win associated with re- ports that the Soviet navy was planning a surprise action lion!

he Doorujl. coast against the Bosphorus.

BERLIN, July 6._(AP) — Count Galeazzo Clano, the Italian Fol‘- clgn Minister, will arrive in Berlin Sunday for a vlslt of several days at the invitation 0f the German Gaoiikcmment it was announced to- fl t. gpokesmen refused to discuss the purpose of his trip.

FORT DE FRANCE. Dlartlnl- que, July li.—lAPl—-Frenoh ad- mlralt officials tonight that rltlsh cruisers have been seen off Port do France during the hat two days.

N. S. Fishemian Rescued At Sea

HALIFAX. July lr-(OH-Bum- ley Hamilton. 30-year-old lacke- port. N. 5., fisherman, was brought into Halifax today aboard a freighter which found his dory tossing in high seas 46 miles off the Nova Scotlh coast.

Hamilton was out fishing ves- torday when fog . rated hlln from his mother strip. A galo which sprang up was feared to have

swamped hi; small craft,

He said he had bailed almost continuously for about. 15 hours. Then. exhausted he fell asleep.

Whcn ho awake the freighter was bennnz down on him.

His rescue reduced to two the number of Nova Scott: ftshemien unreported since the gale lashed

the coast. yesterday,

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British Planes i1’?

Budget Passed l|l1 Commons By Vote 0f 151-17

Governm-e-ufltfl Charged With Continuing Political Patronage.

OTTAbVé. July S-ACPi-By ll. , ote of 151 to 1'1 the House of lCommons tonight adopted the budget prosontcd Juno 24 by Fin- nnco Minlstoi" Rnlston _ imposing now lnxcs oxpeclcd to .Vlf‘l<i $280,-

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Gil a your and providing ex- 17."! uro of more than $1.000.- csnoao for tho r-urrcnt fiscal rear.

l TAC- rocnrclcd volc on the main imollon was dommldcd by Gov- ‘crmnont moml:rt's iifltr the House hurl votorl don-n two amendments. Aflm- tho vnlo lllC House adjourn- cd until Alouzlnv.

l An nmoudinont» hv the , ,Deinocrnov pnrlv, that no now! ltaxos bo impcsotl until all unem-

Nedv 1

iblfYflllifillf had ondod and produc- jilui unis d: n maximum financed ,h\ ":‘tl:'i"o1'.~v and lroilit is-uod b,\' ‘tho null; of .. indn in forms 0t ‘aotunl public n . wos l‘9_lf‘Cli'_".l .1)‘; l1 vote cf llfl to 17.

,l Mrnxliori. n.’ tho Cooperative lC(‘illllll0‘J'.\'i‘E\lll1 Fodoration voted with " Now Domoorncv ivhilo ltho C . ". L siljiporleil the Govt

loutlmoul bv illc C.C.F‘ if‘; por cont oxcoss

in. profits tux illniPlld of 75 per cont q proposod in tho bllflflfil was do-

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livsim tn- n voto of 12i m 4s, the Consorrrtlivos \'Oill1q solidly with

tho CCI‘. and Now Democracy . groups. | Cf)ll‘€f‘l‘\'.\il\'i‘.'< i"iliod with the

lGoi-ornmout lu ruling on the main

lmotlon, t\_'il'.<. _Dorisi~ _I~V.'_iolscn*{§n;

, . iCnnih/iuod on Dllilf‘ B, C01 41

s Declare l

‘Nazi A gMonroelloctrin i ls “llntenable”

WASHINGTON. July 5 -—iCP)— A Gormnn unto calling tho United. Stntos‘ lnlozprotnllon of tho Mom’

roo l)flf‘ll‘ll'.l‘ "untouubio" wits di . clzuoci today bjr Sluto Sooroirirvl Cordcll Hull. wllh his oommcnt‘ that ncvcrtholoss it still was "til basic policy of the Washlngtonl giowrnmlenl" to prevent “ngzzres-q slon" ln the western hemlspnorel

The Scorotrugv of State rcrid to

his ptoss conforcnco lac subsnnoo of o mosvrigo in ivhi< h ilorlln took lssuo with n rooc-iit. ilnitcd Slates unto‘ whit h had ronffirmod dolor- mliulilozi not to toloraio trnnsfor of woslorn licmlsphoro territory from nno non-Amozicnn power t0 another.

As summod up. ilio (‘vvrmfltl noto swirl tint such n policv would disorlmhialorilv iwrnut some Eur- opcnn oounlrios in havo possosslons; in the now world and rcfilse t-hls| right. in olhol ~ furlhor, thnt Am- otloan nation. .inu‘.d not intorfore- in nffuirs of Europe, ii‘ thoy were going: to insist in tho lVlouroo Doc.- trlno on ucn-lutorvoution ln the

nffnirs of the American contin- culs by European nations. Tho German forolzn minister

made tho viewsof his govolrlmclli known flu-ouch i-ho American Cl

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‘Gibraltar Has A First Air Raid SEARCHES SEAS Na

Only Slight Mirage In Night Raid Over England-

In Wide-

Etdgaids Over Germany.

LONDON, July t! —(CPl -GQf- ma-n bombers. keeping up tsolz" nightly TOTAL‘. npponrod ovo" El land early today dropping laomo a southeast arcs. while others at- tacked over the northeast.

First reports said no damage

and it was bellevocl all

the bcmbs dropped in opon coup-- r

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(Apparently; the Royal Air Furor- at the same time ivns cnnduwltig widespread night raids on Ger- many. A British broadcasting cor- poration announcomont plckrd up in New York said Nazi radio sta- tions ln 12 ccntros. and all stations in Denmark, had gone off tho llll‘ sitddcnlv. on almost. cortriln sim that foreign craft wot-o hlwrnflng in Gemum skies.)

The night raids were tho contin- uation of Friday's air nativity in which Hrilnln and (‘zormairv pound- ed each othrr fzom tho skim nlr warfaic that, splllod over the first tlmo to tho Ffirriiro '

Zifodltermzioan forzross torn‘- or. In the night. raids lllfTlKllfilT

bombs were dropped on souihowsi. England whoro R. A. F. lighters wont info notion lmcnedlzi iv. Two C-Gflllflll bombers woro hoard over northeast Emrland. Tho first, after dropping its bombs, seemed

baffled by tho play of the soarch- ‘

lights, and flow out to son.

The m-ond arrived iin hour lat- ‘

er and slx to olcht sions worc lionrd. Last evening, ncnl‘ ono souifioiuf. coast town. hundreds ivnlohcd raider and British fighters battle ovor the roof tops of ivorklni: clam houses just as darkness was falling The Nnzl raider, n Nfossorsolunltl.

hoary explo-

‘lllilflt? out to soa. fly ‘.1! vory low, \\'llll British fluhlors- hot on trail. Then tho machine-gun firo‘

coasod suddenly and ‘residents said they were certain tho Crorm-in plane was doomed.

Dispatches from Gibraltar said tfho ihroo attacks staged were un-

suorcssful.

(The Madrid radio clnimod French lanes carried out the Gib- raltnr ii-tack but. this ivas not con- flrmod in lnndorrl

(Observers pointed out. howv-vor. that. tho attack could have boon curled out b)’ hlanos solrwd by tho Nnzls ln Franco and lsllotod l'._v Germans Gcmmu soircrs rlnlm- od they obtained 400 new UnPed Stalos manufactured planes when France rurncd over its mlfltwrv mn- chlnc to the Reich),

As i»l'l(‘__.§il‘_1l‘l'!!lt“if>l‘ nlr sun rut-

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University Students To Take Training

By Ross Dluuro Canadian Press Stuff Writer

OTTAWA, July 5 —(CPl -- EVPTY male strident in Canadian unlvrr- sltles will trike compulsory null.nr_v training during tho noxt collcgc vonr as tho uulvorslilos with tho g0V0lf1m(",‘ in the mobilization not lo train mm for h6me defence.

'I'hi.s was decided iodav at. n con- -

and

ference of university hoads tlonnl

loading officials of the no dofonco department.

Following tho day-long moollniri

Dr. H. J. Cody, prosidmil of inc University of Toronln. ulld that nil men under-graduates would rcoflto can ulsory military instruction. sf.

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F d R E N B ll British Extend "Coastal Defer;

Bitter llis__solution of, Area InPrepara Allied Partnership‘

_ Y July, Appears l. nderway.

urd:l_v)--((Il')—'l“he diplo- matic correspondent of the News Chronicle said today that it had been confirmed

LONDON,

uotvuort-“iity $.-—\UiP) -- Till- Royal Navy today searched the sous iior the last fugitive units of the

,l“l1‘1ll'll Mellrjllllll ll U“ officially at Vichy that the lllOi. oi 11"‘ inn pehin (‘Over t h d poured uiitici‘ \\\1l_\, m Cllllzl‘ ill “Ixllflt I x ‘T111190 ' 8 ,€-‘;l\L-‘l<lS’b;'Alf_1a iclillirilwllllvctlli Blllfllllybrokon off diplomatic re- ‘ ll ' K l1 t. i3 ‘ , - . h - . Ln Lin. ulpptrotlt preluiunary to a! lauons wlth Britain- formal brouk-oti of tllpiOflllllilitl terror Until a I319 hom- 1551 n biltaui and tie 9-, - _ . . uovvrninciit, \\'lllllll_ tiow rulcsmgllt» howe‘erv "9 "out!" lllcd sitiierrmff oliontum of severance had . .o lQi-ilcli warge d]! airos ' , p _ - ‘LCYU pi Lllllll, on orders, o. "drastic bee‘! r069“ Cd at the 101mg“ 1 and stein” protest. against the Brit- . Office.

lSll iitilOll against the Pkench fleet . . - 'in tne Mcdl.l-t'i'i\ncz1ti. ‘ Obselver! expressed huh

' doubt, however, that France 111MB Pviflllfl Pl“ lwould take such a step. LikllOll (irslruycd or put out-They lmlmed "l" that there

~m ‘l liigouiiiiiiselat‘Mf,‘,‘&m“ i8 a 24-hour delay in cables .., -.<.ll rt i: " ‘ , - , . ton Méziplllllu: carrier and Awe de-l r1 0m France and that final Alollgy with! sfilzlllfi ofunsirucilons to the French c. s pl, A iexon rm an in.- , , ‘i ports, it made an and to the‘ Emlmgs-l pl-"hahh are n“ ‘ irony HAY‘! us aiueftoctive H1911‘ way. i ruutrriutrkvuiuvu rm“o,~~r= "““*l=h" ilLTUlllli-(l in no. Roger i auilion, the l‘ roucli l. Jst n_o.\ m.l..v I.c.nh warships (harge d-‘kyfmres’ Whn was

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ontlrely to military 0D9Pflf-i°nfi_ ‘from Ber-wick on Tweed. ill 5801-. ‘land, clear down the east mas‘.-

‘ rind around to Dorset or. ‘he south coast. .

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