MAXIM-S

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bor citizen!-

MERE MAN

Joules h as strictly due between neighbor nations an between neigh-

Murnlug Uunnih l .

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Defence

DIONTREAL FIJER WOUNDEI)

Flying Officer I’). A. Nesbitt, from Mtlllllrlll. is reported slightly vuuiiirir 1i in an air battle over- seas.

ltreek Army Takes Preventive Measures

Aiilh‘ Oct. 4--(APl-~'1‘hc Greet \- y is taking "p1'cv'c1i:ivc nioisu. against any suruo-c move bi Italian forces massing slang tho border of neighboring Alba an authoritative source

,,§it. lvlces said some 130.000 "oops were facing thi-

' iicr, backed 11p bv 120 ta s. 'l‘l1cy were said to have 111'- rived frcin Ilalv during the inst two 111-. ks of September.

Ollii-YYPYS frcni this side said the Italians have been busy (liggi trenches, Willi their activity pccialiv n1'cnou::ccd_ (luring 111s‘. icw days.

liargo 0f Feed lirains Reaches ll. S. From Lakes

HALIFAX, on. d-(CP) — first tllrzo oi feed grains ever shipped

1i bugged grains came tot1i'..'= 11 iroiii Fort William. Ont. A

"Piiliiv to obtain reduction oft-ail Tails 111 such feed from the n1‘ 11-._~\111ics has lcd to the cffi

\i‘i\ i i" -i"» . ivzitei‘ transporizilicir‘ ill? ltciiv-ilt

said.

DOWNS DROPPED NEAR. EIRE

IDNIDON, Oct. 4 --(CP) —-'I‘li Pit-z» Association reported tony: '-

fYtl 11.111111: Tuesday off Louih Ziiill Walli Counties, on the coast of neutral Eire.

I _ I Coming Fvern: _Q- Ill-e for Notices In this eoluml I cents per word.

.__

"Talkies-Moron Tuesday. _ ' . L-U61-l0-5-2l.

“hides-St. Peters Wednesday- l L-eoi-io-s-zi.

"Come to Annual Chicken sup- 9" It St. Columns Hall, Wednes- day. ocweei- om. 11-73-10-4-31.

"Dance, Lorne V iley Tuesday. “lobar 8th. Webstzrs music. L-10B-10-5-1l-

“Reserve Thursday, October 31st k" annual. Ha1iowe‘en Tea in 5L “Mm Hall. 14-98-10-541-

"sllpper and dance in Vernon "all. Wednesday, t‘ lobe‘- 9m_ If ""- line following night. Proceeds "l" Rel! Cross. L-l32-l0-5-1il.

c"M"lllls oi Potato Growers in Oziipaud hill. Monday evening. t" 7ih- 3 D-m. Matters re-con- ‘potato disease will be dis-

y visiting speakers. 11-75-10-452].

e.. llin

from Great Lakes storage eievatm-s-

10 Nona Scotia by the all-whit‘?- lollic ' ' reached Port. Williams. N~ Provincial Department. oi

urc announced tonight. .~':11ptnciit of 2.600 tons cl

department statemen,t,___!0rIllPf-\ ii "ills '-11111king," said it mfll’ bl‘- illl- nilllllfi‘ of many such car-' Rbcs

"W111i uuidciiiiflcd plane hall (lvvll- 1

Olurloflnnwu flllllllll Two Cont; lmnnried lliiii.

New Chapter In U. S. - Canadian

Plans

Joint Board ‘I-ji-vides Up Duties And Responsibilit- Of Two Qountries.

(By E. L. Williams, Canadian Press Stuff Writer)

HALIFAX. Oct. 4-1CP)—Writ- ing a new chapter in international histoi'y, the Canada-United States permanent joint defence board to- day divided up between the two countries the duties and responsibl- litics to be lilPi in thrusting back any attack on lhc North Atlantic seaboard of this continent.

Meeting iii a room alrczidy steep- ed in historlv-thc Red Chamber of Nova scoiizvs Legislature Building -—the mcinbci's of the Board. ziftci" consultations with Newfoundland Govcrunicnl. l‘l‘l)i'l‘SP!i'.i1ll\l‘S, put the final touches to a scrim; or rc- commcndntlons for a broad plan of defence coordination calling for "immediate" action.

The recommendations. drawn up at meetings in Oilaiva. Washington Boston and Halifax now go before the Governments of the two na- tions for approval and implement-a- non. Next month, "probably" Nov l1, the hoard will resume its ses- sions, itieciiiig at San Francisco and ihcn gbiiii; to Portland. Orc; scuttle VlCl01'i:l. nnil Viiiieuiivci".

lluzliu- iliczlo rccoinirieniliitiilns

"caich niiliun will contribute to

the defence of the other. Each

will assume u certain amount. of responsibility for the other."

I11 the uords oi Alwyn‘ Fiorcllo Lll Liillll‘ ‘ ‘ Nttv York. cluiiriiiiiri of tho B United Statics scu- iioii, fo: the first 1111i:- iii the his- 1t0i'y of the two cuuiitrics a defin- litr; mutual dcfr-itce plan foi' the iUlliiflti S‘Ill1'.< and Clllllliiil and the

1

l iv-sstciu hemisphere has been (lriiivn '

up. llc and C1>1.O. M. l1ly:-,1.ii' of ‘011111111 jointly lililliU 1111 oi'.il sluic- inont at the curl 01' the iiizcriioon session. They‘ said the lut.ll‘(i had (it‘(‘l(ll'(l upon l'1'l'i‘.\il1 \'(?C1ll]]ll]v‘1)(lfl_ Lona \\ill(‘il woulil be 11111111? iu the l\\'o Gnlci'iii1iciil-; l'i‘lilll‘lillli.', their uspoiislbilziics in the cvciu of 11t- l.11'l'..S'inic oi thins-s l'I‘l"\llll11l‘l1(|l\- lions are c.-i1'ni:ii'l.'cd {or liiiiiii-iln-ilry uction, niliciis \\'l‘1‘4‘ tn 1w implo- iiicnlcil if such an nitaok occurred 'l'licy' nmoinitcil to a pliui for co- 1- ll 1-1 o‘. (l1 l"l1(“‘ niid ncccs- iii-isi l't‘llllilll 'c‘.. "We tiilliccl lllllllV wlili represen- ltativcs 11f N(‘\"l1lllll(illlll(l lFiliiiliCf‘ ('F\lilliliS\l"lll(‘l‘ J. H. 1‘.‘ll5’lll and .1tl<ilcc (ltlliilil"‘illllll"l' 1.. l). Eincr. son» iuirl Willi that advantage we iiifiYl‘ dz-ciilcrl 11111-11 a report to thi- luvo (luvc-Jiiiiiciils lUllllQfl 11nd Cziuncllaili l'l"{:li‘(ill‘ir_' their (l9. f1 111'» 1'l‘ n-insihilitics in ‘this 5mg - "We al-xo are recommending filo 1 steps each should take, in our vicw. limmcrli-iti-l- in order that these l

rvsponslhlllilvs m'1v he discharged cfiiclciitlv and wiilioui delay. . . ,

"W1- linvr- 111:1 - a definite report .in<llc.1li:1¢y our "vii-us as to the ro_ spziiisiiiilitlr-s of the two Govern- rucnts and we lmvi- also rcrom. ‘lilfllitihfl c;-1'i measures br- done llli flfiVlllYPI‘ l, 1'11 111111011 will con. rihiilc t1i tlr- (i fl-ticr- 11f h- other. f" ch will llwfillllll‘ a ccrialii amount

he i0. Col 4)

iNazis Mls

lllonvoy With ‘ileavy Shells

LONDON, OCL. ir-(CP) - HOW

(‘n-linen .11.11.1-i'v oil tile Frftllvh coast s1ic1.1 11, iliili iiirvcll, a British coliiiiy iii lill.‘ A'1|i_‘.',li.wi1 Uiiiilllicl at (lawn loony was 101.1 toiiigiil. by 1l1l;.1' 1\r1111n.1.1111u Ql Luc ricss As- .( nitioii. “iiniiiloiiiiid. a witness, wrote that as 111: sioou on the u-ile-sivclll imdll-G of an ltlllll‘(l ii'.'i\\'lci', he iicaird "wr- mlr» rxpliialtillS irum iiic lilfflfliloll o; (Julius uiirl Uuupgiic, uliiich orouiii-n the howl oi i111: uiiid" and sigiuiiicll uiiuiiier 114M111‘ bombing 11.111 1.11 tiic Gcriiiiiii pOFI-mnsf.

‘liicii u cuiivu)‘ oi siniiii iilcltliant- nzcn, some rowing bdflllls"! 95110935.

, ~ ito sigm- mPbLH-l ion 1111- lraivlei") were steam- in? about hulf wnv (town ll“! “m? 01 “$11.1 511115 on the Sl‘ll\\i\l‘ii sic-e who“ 11 liiuiiacroiis roar oi Qlllliim hook the Ch-uuit-l.

h “THTLY! grout bursts of 01111189 flame siici, up from the sca short of u... Convoy, lhroiviiig up izill col- uniiis oi watt-r a icw hundred yiaros 1- "1111211":.1;"""' "‘“°‘ m“ \- ' ‘ (l Ell mid‘ m. uwm- 1o . d ilic French l irtclicd and waited for thr- s‘\i\‘0 0f (icriuan shells. It " - ' iuuies. ca"... 11111-1 about live m ‘

"si-vt HiV-liN? seconds all?! _ i-llll

11s luul b iizctl. iliric lIlUli‘ spout.- ti“ "Mun. mine up. flui. the uiiivoy m lliuugll nothing hull

con llcxt

Rum wot u single ship had iixlqillihlliL-lllid not oni- hull-it'd W‘

hind . .

nfllhil l-gnvov SllliNi on iii P95“ -

,\]ilil‘ll|'l'(i ii';:iii $114M '1" Pd

. ll- , ., licadniid.

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Heavy Toll 0f Enemy Shipping Taken By British

LONDON. Oct. 4--(GP)—Royal Air Force pilots rode afar teddy, bombing the German-held coast 0i Holland in a continuing counter- uffciisive that already had struck from western Germany to the chan- iiel ports of France.

Simultaneously, the Admiralty disclosed that British naval planes had returned to the distant Nor- wegian theatre of war sinking a 2,000-ton Nazi supply ship in Bjorne Fjord south o! Bergen and leaving a 5,000-ton vessel "heavily on fire in fore and after holds” alongside the jetty at l-faugesund. One British dive bomber went down in this foray.

The R. A. F/s new daylight at- tacks on the Netherlands shore were described in the Air Minis- try's first announcement simply us directed at Nazi "objectives."

But in wide, earlier assaults the R. A. F. hit many German barges -of the type assembled for the long-awaited invasion of England that has never come-as they lay in the winding Maris River off the river port of Huesdcn, Holland and elsewhere accomplished a broad mission 0f destruction.

Tlicse were some of the actions

A German convoy of l2 mer- chant ships, escorted by ivnrships, was bombed off Duiikeiklue by a British squadron that swcpl down low through the mists to deliver the attacks. The results were ob- scured by the haze.

Two shipping basins in Rotter»- dam attacked; communicaitions and oil storage reserves bombed in the Chcrbourg port region; i1 steel factory in western Germany, near wesel, attacked.

While the air force thus carried on without letup iis counter-of- fensive against invasion, the Ad-

miralty announced the (lesiruciion 1

of an Italian (lcstroycr of ihq Curtutouc class—96tl toners equip-

ped for lnlIl€-il1yll'ig-—l1l’1d nine submarines, seven German and two Italian.

The rlrstrovcr was iorpcdocd by a British submarine and Llic (itlu-r \.:".\\'L‘ by zlcliou of British iiiivzil llllti llir force.»- whicii u-iiz. not cle- scribcd i11 detail.

Japan Throws Sharp Warnings

TOKYO, Oct. 4~—(APJ —J;\puii llliiim. iwo ellllll) ‘warnings at. the uuiieil macs lo..'.1_v taut any clini- iciige of iiic iti1iiie-dci'iiii-Zlokgw) 11:.1s would iunib.c ner into a "llgill. to a iiiirsn."

PDCllllCl' Prince Koiioye, iii his fiisl. lIILBTViCW SJlCG iiie signing ol the l.ilI\8-l)O\\€i" pact, emphasized Japan's stiiiencd attitude toward the United Siatcs with the declara- non:-

"vviiethcr the Pacific will become iize scene of war or peace soleiy (ii-pends on whether Jupiui and the united Suites lflspeCl. each others position. At the present, there is 11o concrete 1111a oi_ taking the in- itiative in IILgOLiiWIOIl-i with the United Sta‘. '

Koiioye, \\liw§c interview was \\'i'h the Japanese press at Kyoto, urged the United Slat to throw in ner lot with the axis by "positively co- operating with tlic.. construct-ion 0i o. new world order."

"Ncvertiicic ' ‘ 11c coded. "should the Unlicd St s 1lc'.i.'1-i'uL.-l_v rel-us.- io understand the true 11119111111.» 11f Japan, Geiuinuiy and lluly 11111. ' the triple alliance hostile to herself and challenge the “Kin nations, the axis would be ready to accrpt such a challenge and tigh: to a finish."

Simultaneously, Yiikichiro Sumii. foreign office spokesman, in a broadcast declared recent American

n c E. 2

moves in the far east. “clearly i11<ii-'

cote she is taking step after step i'n the wrong direction which might precipitate her into the vortex of armed conflict."

Sums contended the United States and Britain were “shocked and sur- prised" by the new pact, which he described as "a human manifesto elucidating the inevitably rising tide of s. new world order; aye. a reorganization which no country can avoid."

Konoye emphasized that. the axis

ls prepared to recognize the leading; .

position of the United States ili i111-

ericas, provided the United States shows the same COHSlGCTBUOJ to it with reference to Europe anti the Far East. He reiterated" the three-power alliance is not almcrl at any other power.

Japan will continue her efforts to

reach an understanding with Soviet Russia, Konoye asserted.

LINER. TORPEDOED. ONLY THREE DROWNED

BUEZNOB AIRFS. Oct. 4 —fCPl~- The local agency of the Royal Mule line said tszlav woixl hiid b..eii re- ecivcd iioiii London that ull a-

board the i-l,l72-tou British liner Highland Patriot issi-e rescued ex- when the slilp was torptdccd by a German

ccpt liilVt‘ crew members

submarine. She was on the way from Rio Do Janelro to Imgiand.

op|e’s Paper

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

CHARIILOTTETOWN, CANAUA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER s, 1-1411

FRUM

Rumore

Working

w

Second Wreck Slows German Oil Shipments

BELGRADE, Yugoslnvni, Oct.

-£-—tAP)~A second w a inter- fering Willi Gcriniiii SlllllillClllS through Yilgtiblllhkl from ltiliiiiiiiiu occurri-ii iocliiy iviicii :11i express train collilla-d \\llil 11 slriiil; of cmply Goriiiiin 111m; 0.111s, killing scvcriil ]):l‘b0li5, llijlllilil; many and ruining 111211131 of the tank cars. _ Today's wreck, bciwccii Belgrade and Nis, occurictl with the Yugo- 's1av (.io\'c1'iii1iciiL slill iml-siigtit- -ing a wrccl; Still. 28 win-ll :1, [min made up mostly of tam cars en- routc from Rumania to Germany was derailed.

Germany promptly asked an in- vestigallon of that wreck. As in the first c11vc. ihc Yugoslav (lov- (‘l‘lllll‘.‘lli today urrlcrcd iicnvslnlnrs to suppress the news.

King George lBriiigs Glieer To Homeless

By ilouglzis Anuirnn 4 Canadian Press Siiiil Writer

LONDON, 0.1. 4 _1cr-.1 Cable)

nriLn-s. ziing iJ.1.i1Q,il.'..£ll\.Q[ to some l. ioiliq wneii . 1.111111‘. ice-d-

0f London's humme-

iie v.s11.o 11.1 trio's cud 1

lll_'_', 0011111‘ l\11.i Llilvzlfill “fill “(M11411

l 111111 L’illil1l't'1\ 1v..o 11.110 been immu- cd from iiieu: hcmcs.

The tour ululii also included vls t.» l0 suelicis .i1i1i iiie air ram - r1 ' lUdlil 111-...‘ inacc-

124i 11nd the King, ruou oi Lmiouzi hi1-

tvds \\'1'..i l . iiizougiiout llic tour s.1.1i lslui cx. of guiiziie 1111111. 1.. iiic

distance.

the trip iiikimd 111.1 11'. lliCllltdil. ihc icpoilei- 1\p. IlslUllISil- ineiit at 1'ep..1..~ Lllc Klllg 11nd a

lllll'l‘O\\' escape 11pm bombing durii g the loiu.

AL the rcst. cent-re. liis hiuiesi)‘ told Mrs. .-\11111c l1, bu. l 111ml; you .111 sl- 11o <1.i'iul the way you t ' ' "i 1i {il1- Tm- [ugh ociiiolish- co by ii i111 11:1) auzi

the elderly Wullhlli has been in the centre 11111.0. l

l» greczcd His Majesty

London .\ilL‘lL('1' and do a lull 1i l“ "hool- uork c; Tilt‘

King visiw-il '1. scclinn ivmfiuaccl for‘ mothers and bilbi-l A i1i.\ll\L‘l‘ hold- ing 11p licr child . I "It is 110011 to you here, Youi Majesty, God blcss you."

ll. Cabinet In Long Session

w/ygyn ("IYONK Oct. 4-—(AP)—-

qgw A9 1121s concern over the (ii.illl1'l)1. .. Eds‘. was em- phasized lUL.ll\ by 11 cabinet ses- sion of mwsp 1111111 2 1-2 hours. said m have lat-ll <1.~1-.-.<~.1 inziiiilv to

up \\'llh lll.‘ Ax; poucrs. v Cabiziri. inl-niirr. were rciiccnt- upon-leavlng i111.- whiic ffousc but ii. ivas clciir ihnt- iiitcriiaiioiial con- (iilimls were ihsn-iisscll. with par- ticular l‘i‘l';l'i‘l\CC to tho Pacific.

cl Axis

Pres. Roosevelt

President Comments On New York Times Story From Rome.

111111111 reporter who-

' 1111' inc Mflllllil

. .. l 1'.oiis1<lci';1t11.1i of J.1il~‘l\> MW mile‘

Mlmlil

lllXlS PARTNER cniiri AT BREillilR Piss

To Down

Inspired Accounts of bloc-inns; Deal Only 1n (il1l ee-ring Gener-

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.——(AP) - - ' ' i-

In response to‘a press wnference dhutb‘

question, President Roosevelt. called "

attention today 1,0 a newspaper (lis- pavtch from ltsme saying liuit. ilie

axis Duwcfs zivc "out to dclcut" iillill

in the coming election.

liy 1.11111. l’. .\~.\oci;itcd |'l'l\\

Lochncr Stuff Wrlti-r

short of war 15 going to Grc ‘fInQrQd c3,- an

aiii and that discussions _l1a_1- lfi-‘Jvll my“). of we in _progrc:'\s on the possibil of L Win.“ Gwmflu iffilllillq Canadian fliers- iii , mo ‘ _.,“... .1,,..,. (iv-s-

aviation schools in the lliiaii-lls ics during: the coming whiter.

Not only did the Prcsirii iit ("all 11t- tcntioii to the iie\vspzipci' ill'll(‘l(‘ H the leading story in this inornlilgs issue of the New York Timi-s "l ‘- is simporiiiip; \VI‘ll(i(‘l1 L. W11 Itcpublicuii pir-rntlciitizil iioii 1i e but ho quotcil n1 length li".'n1 it lopy which ll1_\‘ 1111011 his <lc

After citing u pzuuipzxipli saying:-

~ '. only liic course - lVzlillO fll‘\i{l‘—l1jl 0pc "

1 axis policy. the ‘ llic 11.1‘.-

on . point, lil)\\'(‘\'x‘l,

the primary purpose 0f tie axis is .~ wilt" llllllit‘ sub- to keep the Uiiilcd States out o! , ljiirlo Jtcdljw, the war and "prevent oi‘ iiiliiiinrrc ' ' ' uacl

help to Grcat Britain." and the GPYlllflli-Iifliliili-Jllllili so _ 11111 , _ treaty of last week \\'iiS in plllhll-l aiice of those olncctiilcs, he read the I following passage:-

“itforeover, the axis is out to de- feat President Roosevelt, not as a measure of interference in the. inter- nal policies of the United ti. cs '.u1 oceans-u. of ilic Pai-siclciii’ l)Q.lCV and because oi even stands {or iii the eyes of oils and Germans.

"The Cillilllll; United Slates elcc- ‘ lion i5 realized to be of vast. impurt- _ . AEYFICH-illfé iincc ioihe a. s. 'l‘l1ci'cic1eiiic11111'-. .. . to be ihc gucs: of the Gor- 111.11 strategy t is ls‘ Iv all‘ 111.111 until-xi. schiciliiiig b01011,‘ ' 2-‘ -\ SOiilt‘i1C\V have ii erl electoral campaign." , l;

Mr. Rocscvclt \-..-.s il5l-it d ‘1\'il(‘ili(‘l" he had "any res on to beiici“ ‘ ' many and lialy are working ioi';.-1.

l has been wooed con- thc axis, and ifie ‘spear soon.

put tinder per- ‘ '. b_\' tho Gcr~ ‘ ilic Itiiliaiii. l7 \‘.'>11 Pnpcn. Ger- is been ex- ' the Bul-

sirlcrcci as l! cos. claim- of thr- new ¢~lv determin- '11- l-'7‘.‘.‘l‘i on

1icicat iii i111». clcciioii." ,_ f, of ‘m. y The Pi'1~.=.l1l1'iii' ;111>\\'1-1' \\':i.< “v d, av,“ . r0311 ihc 11.111121. . uuoitnl ‘ I 1' ' 1' - . . __ u.“ (‘ill/P <vc11 luue the “Wu “ “ l aicrl 11111111"

lcTc

Believes Nazis §llsing Radio ‘Controlled Planes A A

.1 -0 cciivc a- » (j 1111i of Italy 1. (‘icviiiaizag ‘.\'(‘l\* i .1*>'.,'_:.il1f.‘. o:

ifillvfl on page lli, Col 6) w

.1115 .- .\.1".oii11l Zc.‘ 111;: of

. _ Apr-r close to tun-ring, l1 American il\‘i'.ll0l' home lllllli ll-Yll- , m“ U“, 111.10,. “ml M, ‘mil “id (“my h“. bdluwd .“‘,“‘ .1 iii-l .1.~ .-.'1»'l'1.1- i"‘llll . ‘lcicriiiaiii iur ftorcl-l- ‘l5 lllfslllél Ipzllu-l» 1 ‘ . ‘mum 1;. “Hm. ltss. r11 io-coii ro cl ll-lllv» ' .1._...» m, _Il‘(\l‘i§ ‘lwllibillf-I 0i 111i‘ 31'1"“ “mil r 11-11:... oi 1i;1- mcQtLiilz.

Patrick Brccii. 34.v11'ho had 11W"? ,_ uiiicri inc. dictators lire hired t0 TPYYY figilllllé‘. $111135 ""1" ,1. .~ 1o imolue .111) other

factories to mlliinij: fit-ids. dcscrih- , 1... l. ‘l; yiirllpglcd ‘ed one bombing attack in \\'l1il‘ll l S}, n j, _ “~35 e5- {he saw what he believed to hc a l ml 1.1:- ih- ~ - living; ' ‘ lrobot plane. i, r1111 1111.- c-c-rn

i ____

llnjureillWhen lPlane Overturns

sioux LOOKOUT. Ont. on 4 -(CP)—- Robert. lviimrvc of‘ \\i~ nipcfz was in hospital hr-ro .o'1l receiving ticniiiicnt for a! .-~1- scalp wound suficxcd ynsicrcay v _ a Cairatliaii Airi ,5 1mm‘ l" ‘Will l 1 he was ridrni; turiicd over and sank while attempting to taso oft frrni Jcost Bay, 75 miles north of here. i-J-lis condition was described as “h ,._..

‘ Norman Carrod. also of Winni- peg‘ an¢11¢¢l~ ]);]_g~(‘1‘.l_'l‘l‘ in tho planc. 1 _., Icscapcrl \\i.li a bad Slifirhlifl‘ up. l whlle llir- llllfll. Don Nicharcti, suf-

uiotc. it, "l": s-wc Russ 11f hloluinil,

1 . ]7l‘I’ll1tt‘l'. were no‘. dc-

1 l K

lily Kiillfl‘ W. Peterson: .\.-.socl:\le1l Press Stall" Wfllfll‘)

‘ fcreci minor bruises. BUDAPEST‘? 11.,,.,.;u._.-_ Oct ¢_

”“—“‘“‘“‘ Willi (111111 1~1iiade planes

5|) ]ll'0lr'1".\'1 y over lill~

i J‘ P‘ lswsllQfvfil ~ 11nd the Italian

‘ ,. 1- I _ N‘ B_ Q-L .1. “ml;- v .1l'ui: Alhiiinifs

A (CCP§MPgl[l"Ili¥‘l‘1\O\Z 11cc of ll.n iircci; i *~l‘ll'll"=l*i°l'i‘ Full"

I min River. a Justice oi ilu- P"- .1-p-- 111-. 1i 1. ..t 11.11 a navy Axis , rm. Rvsncnuvh‘. county, nplvcriiv-u ‘llii-Flivlfl‘, pY/‘iihliill; diplomatic

‘ before Magistrate A.A. Andrew tn- rlay charged under the Dcfmiciyol Canada l‘f‘;',‘.liill0ll.< witli liiikilif!

.»\.\'I(.\R.\, ‘furkcy. Oct. 4-

. . . ' __'-- " .1' .1 _ The caluiicl rhea-ling. one of: 11¢‘ slulfillltlll-s‘ likely to cause <l1..1lfc_c i-J’! rill; llirh‘ll\'llnu_r'l‘lfhl:s|‘

lloiigcsl of liiic Roosevelt lldllhllls‘ tioii. ’I“1ic accused. a lolmcr lil’l“,lS— , cn-uri ll i mu 111i , _ irii on l"l‘l'¢1-'~<lMifcillililfllllll m” trate for the parish of Cslbornc is ch. ~11 iiiili t‘\ll'illll‘(llllfll'.v 1,110,, l, of zi"'1'-"\-.l AllYiflcnnl was allowed freedom on his own powers for naiicmal defence, lmovcs 1:1 the Pacific to reinforce- rewgnizance to appear for hearing 0I‘(l(‘|'(‘ii into l*l|l‘('t two cmcr- ' me pnllcy of 111p siiitus quo. i next Thursday. gcnry prcc;i'.itioiiiii'_v measures