,Tl :5 WESTERN OUARDIAN

g AGENT-Mrs. John Pond, 4| w i sunmausinn ma ;‘;',N“,§;°°‘,,fi{,',t,;§“°"~ m’

Newl. ’ ‘ Ilitlons. Advertising should b, l,“ W3",

A Mrs. Pond iuflgficgfigfi” m" 11° 111111111! dilly at any of the following ItDrcs In

Bell Bookstore, Water 8!. GOIIIIIQ] Dru . galore, W t 5 Tmmm“ Bum,’ “'1” 51' M"! Glfldel. 6'1 uuuaivhlic .2»

S’side 0. W. L.

Special llance

,___; The Guardian will be deli B». -~ i. a “cis- .‘:..."i1...'.'.':."‘.°...“:..‘““"""“"'

give Your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on fiifflfiflx" a

>Thls column ls reserved for new; o! local interest but advertlsln; oi a uewsy nature may be insen- eu at 2 ccnts a word strictly pay- [blg in advance, __.__.__.-_§______

—LARGE BOTTLE COD LIVER OIL 50c at 'l.‘ay'loi‘ Urug C0,, Ken- sington. L-30,

—COUNCIL standard galvanized sheet steel roofing in stock at Bruce's L-35-10-3-2i.

-'l‘llI-} RIGHT SIZE modern cast

iron iiii'_ iiiriiiiee phllllClly installed in the right p nee will solve heating

. y in- —-WRONG SIZE improper] gilaéhig) a” 11111151395 itive _ trouble at Br comfort. Order the right size 11°11 11- L-ss-io-a-zi.

LOST

"‘ —Yellow gold

gvlatcii, Saturday night,

Figggl‘ 18a Stew/art's ea . -.

Jeweller? sire, ewe

—-CYCLIST EN 501111.; To 1g§°IN$REA1¢.—i\/1r. David McDonald m n “n 11111111. left Mvhdav morn- Dgvilg‘ what {folia- Mtlllllllflll.

j ' l; o e en ed i0 111B C-Abl‘. in which he ililll en-

wrist

1i ubies. Cuiisult Bruce's. 1151£d some time aro, a i d 'd~i U L-tiii-l-i0-1-2i. ‘"1 11115 11.11181 \\"~1.v to Jlfinlllltis “$311.11.-

_ “"171 111111113’. who have located in

-'rui-; our 2 rm- 1 sale of M°1111°11L K

Nyiil renirdiirs l0 be held in Prince —j__-— Uuunly this lull. Stock up before “CARD PARrL-The McMahon

House, Kensingion,

Holds Regular October 8rd. I Proceeds for Red Cross

Special rnuslc by the Novelteers. The September meeting of the L-22-l0-2-2i. Sub Division of the C.W.L. was held

Ln the‘ K. of C. home on Monday. Sept. 30th.

The President, Mrs. Joseph Cal- laghan occupied the chair. There was a fair attendance.

The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved; as were also reports of different com- mlttees.

The social

Red Gross llonccrt At Kcnsington

The Male Chorus concluded their present series of Red Crms concerts at Kcusington last Tuesday night performing before a packed house. An extra specialty feature by the “Cackling Sisters" Messrs. Connie LeClaii- and Jack Taylor was the highlight in merrimeiit. At the conclusion of their program a vote of thanks moved by Major Mc- Donald, seconded by Mr. J. F. Prof- fitt and James Pendergast was ten- dered to the chorus and to Dr. W. J. P. McMillan the special speaker on behalf of the Red Cross.

service

clothing for needy children had been made.

nlghtgowns.

in the Maple Leaf on October l0. The proceeds war work.

the prices advance. 'l‘his week u , was the sccneol" null‘. walker cc scinple, Kensing- gl-zfqvgplaglily Mgiirllay IIIEIIILWIWII M, L_(;71_1Q_1_3i_ R s 1c iestio, (A1110 to

Kfinshlkton. The large crowd who 3115129 ‘t’? ‘hear them play were nct and Mrs. Mur- MOI-fig“? ‘jgnlqgginlqxigsbi? 11.11???” .. u: IJil1'1llll‘.lll1l_ ix‘ IUTIIKIYI)‘ {can “(f5 ‘L PC”; can‘) filsyvflfli o: sin View, l’.r..l., are receiving omhestra ‘and’ del-inlltctl1cpef,oi?z mngixiiiiliiiioiis on the birth 0i on “m, the". grand “lugs The wefe (‘lglllfllllil-il-lllllf pound boy, at their flcconnmmed bv Ml. Elmer‘ “hem home on Sept 123. lerreiivi: RODyJ, 01m p-ayer and SVQ-p (lancer cram"; -—'—"—*" siderable renown, who plnvctl for the old-time dances. lvlrs. Alonzo Cinn- eron of Indian River, was llie ill‘- poinpanist for this pnrt oi the pru- hctltllfiiiil. Mr, Weeks favored thcgiitli- slsici", Mrs. Coon, of Boston, are vis- li1111ll with an exhibition of stop- iiing their lllOlIlCl‘, Mrs. Lucy I-Ing- ; 131131112’ in his own inimitable sti c. K4 __-__ , . . . . - fiMrs. Ileana Cameron. who has'fl-\1'111'd@<1 1'0 M155 E1111 13111111115’ 1111' been encuccil us priiicipiil of Erner- C1111 Ram-Soy. ilk] school was a <1 Jr i0 Kcnsing- ton over the week lid. K

__,\irs. W. If.’ lyilon, Sackville, 1 ‘vi.

is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G i l\ln.i:iit, Sumnicrsitle. P. E. I

flfflXfilh-lIITYHONS _- James )1‘ \liii'pii_v, R L‘ N.,

Pcrsoiinls

_.1\ii.<s VlOlil Hagucriv and

__M _ _ H. 1.; gel-m and Gunners William MacAlrer and i dlillfliilgl‘ Pllylllis lelqt foggy for 11=111Y Mflvlim R- A. 11111141

Summcrside lo spent a few weeks.

in Borden on y evening on -1Amherst News.) f

urlough from Petawawu. I

Mr. William Ozcn cf Bordon was a visitor to Emerald on SaluriLiy,

-I\'ii'.s. Grace Black, linoiype 0pc: for on ill? Jfillllllll has rc- llll‘2 i to Sunttiicr~iil" from her for- 1110i‘ home in Amherst, N. S.

Mrs Albert Jay" who has born undergoing trciitmcnt lll the , Prince Country Hospital returnrd to j her home in Borden on Friday. l.’

Miss Ruby Drlanov of T1‘ was a VZSIIOI‘ to Borden Inst w k, guest of her groniliiiii-riin, Mix and Mrs. James Leard. *

Mrs. Arminius block of River L; visiting in of Mrs. William Oz

--.\lr. Albert Romp, of Charlotte- reiiirnhig iii. the ‘week-end n bursnws trip to Saint made a short. visit to Sum- l

.".

~ImlllS hfooro was at hOm-P on til-i. (lays leave from ilic nriv-nl unit ho lately iclucd. This i: the third sun of Cripi L A. and Mrs. .\’ m in ,1 'n thc- Prccs, two

Frcn h n, guest

_ H1111“ -‘]I‘1V'_"111"_H“"1111 111° H1311" Mrs. Glenn A: s who has, ‘1- ‘15 11 L-1‘_11‘1‘1___< been visiting hir s tci- 1\Ii".~=. Will-- k\h_ ‘m, “F; Plqgkm Rnlnmv lam Wini- cf B. (ivzi l‘l‘illl‘lli‘fi to,

‘Wok her hcnie m Bzzrdcii cii Saturday."

of Hamilton rcturiieil this. _ Mr. and Mrs, George Ilenuessey"

from n vlsli. to Cape Breton, They

culosis League at the

Dr. McMillan was in splendid tow,“ on October 15-

for . He had the house in re‘ at- cdnihiplause as he presented [Berlt- A 191191 “'11s 19.115 11°11‘ Rm’- =7 the forces of‘=D' K9111’ “W” ""111 for the generous merside Sub Di

|;iiii‘s cause against , the Hun and particularly so when , hc denounced that type of citizen who is anxious to buy interest. bearing bonds but who refuses to contribute to Red Cross charity. The Male Chorus is to be com- mended for their work in the Md Cross campaign. 'I‘hey undertook the long zlistaiit concerts and pro- vided their own transportation free of charge.

on. --S

Sees No Signs 0f Italian “Push”

~0 E t' F t Bushes That. Yield n gyp Ian m"

a Delicious Fruit

'I‘liough the home gardener often lacks sp. ce enough for an orchard. he need not entmcly forego the

(Nole- Eduzirci K V ed Prc staff I:0i'i'c.~,pciiiie ‘i the Bri. .. troops lll iigygii, gives in the fclioiving story his iznp: s‘- sion of the clcsoiuie Eastern. front af'er a tour of ili.

DICJcLIIC oi inising his own fruit. iincs. A velcrnn nc\\'.~";i;ip.-i':ii.in, A few of lite bush fruits, placed in Kennedy reported the Sprint-i ivil some 0llL-Cl-lllP-\\'j1y comer of the war and viivczorl 1 $l_‘.illlit.'l'$ in grounds will bem- a lugciqug l-e- Paris, Rome and D-uaiupvz-L before

ward fcr the grower. - 801111! 1° EEYDU

One of the newest of the bush fruits to receive popular acclaim is ihe BO_\'S£'llJC1‘l‘_'y‘. First introduced 1'11 California in thc Spring of i935, it is noiv fairly well "_~owii through- oiii. the country ann well deserves :1 \\'lI1L‘l‘ trial. Rudolph Boysen, af- ter whom the berry was named,.is sriid to have developed it from err :i'.‘g the loganbcrry, raspberry _ and blackberry‘. uar alzcorly is driving 13c children

qhc 1mm bpgin to ripen vary of the do: from their houus.

' _ mm pgnlinug [or a With the ' flocks nnd w.ve."~, thc _ [i Cf I“, u, tin-cc W331i; CO1. Beclouzn tr rsmcn have begun iiii bred a dccp dark purple they have u <.i.i.nc;lvio ilzvor which is very

: ll. When fully ripened they 1111~‘5'~'551°115 111 1111’ 11"§@1‘1 are lziirly dripping with juice ans‘ 111111 1110 1111111 111111 11 PS 11111 , ,. W, my 1mm m, w“. and scattered oases are l: g dcsci ul wry few seeds mrikcs them (lclight- 111111911“ 1111111‘ ¢‘-\ <1115 11115 ilitrii m; 10,- -,_ “C51, hy the Egyptian gnveritciirzit wliiin.

flcner “he “qshes Just sent troops to warn the desert noo- 1l1‘i1'.’ll fruit for home use, a half 119,01 111611‘ 11 “ £11‘. 111M 1119i’ 1011 " lcs, lan are .0 ual ‘i’ 1T A1111‘- S p ts M q e The Italians appear to be

By l-Iilivard Kennedy Associated Press Staff Writer

WITH THE BRITISH TROOPS 1N EGYPT, 0.: 2 —'APJ *On a loll-mile trip lilting tli-c Britsh front in Egypt I have soc-n no in- dications that a big Italian "push" ls imminent -".>ut ihe threat of

caravans pied eastward with thc uwcllcr

.» ' v t7

ivoi-o ncccmpnulorl on ih-“lr 191111" of CIl1l‘l1‘L‘(‘l'\\'ll went Sunday ln -- ' '

, .. ~ i- - ~ ~ ~ -» i. v s, ‘lllfKv, Juice, and for _ _ _ v eon- R‘ dilly‘- (oI gugiodyg and Mm Borden- 911C515 O1 11115- 171 I'1~“1111"5",1 ‘.l u £02321. The plants are 54111111131112 111"" 11351110115 <‘11 1119

11 1°15 ‘ - ’ scy. , bu; Ub-hnnoj from a HUSH,“ rath- SUI); of waslgeifanzi they occupied tlvo

p ‘ v - - '_ 1 ,..--, - 1 \ f wee s ago c ore rr" attempt

--.\'lis< Ilfrillc 11111111111111" “m1 Mr. and Mim Ilvglllfllfl Afar/liter . 3150:1111?“ ,'.,‘,.°,,,“‘§,‘5,,,',,“'“5Q‘§§m-fwgy drive deeper into F ‘Wt.

h" ‘wtnr’ Mrs Swwflrt Romn- °1 3mm“ 1°11 m1 Niopdn” n“ 1‘ hiakc iiggomi backorcund as for

l 1' 1 ,5 _ - , i . 5°“- HBJmX- “C?” r101“ mm“ holiday trip to Amhcr t, lfonireril Wsulls m“. are tamed an poles or British Forces Ready kits“ 15> thisinrovlncg wfhfrei they and “he, mace“ a trmiis v s c (‘nus na an reins in 1 - .

; I ‘ _ _ a _ t \. m, “H. b“ h fruit. the British officers declare they are €..1‘,,r,1g1o\\n‘ pilhfl-Ihfl-QEYQXYI" M!‘- Gcrdon Constable ‘and Mr. . BQ'T,.\.,,\:,¢,-,-j¢: ,1,(.9d flsferme and ready to repulse any such attempt. N»: R-ob-“Woii Q-?'v{¢i~=...~'h- Ru$5g1l.B,-°§1 of 1x141?" ,1“u‘nm1 0“ \vc.l-< aiiiozl soil. lf tho ground is 111°“ 11 “"1"”- "1111 F15‘ 111W ‘V111 ‘erg-Ofhw W? N“ M,‘ Airsr Ah Mon ay iom a \£‘l_\ p.c..nui ni..- a. h. pm“, fertile men no other fight the battle on lines of their

11:“ 11311911111111‘- °1 5e5111°1°“'11' other places 0n the mainland. I ER ____ _, Q Mr. and Mrs. James MacAleer. were visitors to Srickvillc, N.B., on‘

Elva wmnvs .53 '- Monday.

.110. _ mo» -

KANs i s C1151.

P"“11“”7'1‘-'11 "11119111 C'111‘1:11Q'15" The weekly auction party o! thc picks-l for two years at M10115 Borden Wcmens Institute was lirlrl

raride Mrs Carol Iltirrls has walk- ed 2500 miles, read hundreds of boa-ks and has lost 50 pounds on her job.

on Thursday evening with tables playing. Ladies frst. prize was won by Mrs, P, J. Mziclnnis, second prize by l/lrs. T. Sexton, while the Gents first prijze went to Mr. Emery Richard, scccnd to Mr. Frank Puncher, Consolation prizes were given to Mrs. W. Ficld and Mr. James MacAlrer. Playing was then resumed for the freczeout. which “'11s won by Airs, .1. Her-y ring. Grand prizws were also given i for the summer mcnihs to Ml‘.<.1 P.J. MacInnis and Mr. M. Camp- bell. A.

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BRITISH GENERAL DIES

LONDON. Oct. 1 ~10?) —Gen. Sir James Keith ‘Trotter, 9i, British Deputv Director 0f Dcinobllizatlon, and Militarv Intelligence. in 1904, died today at his home near Whit- by, Yorkshire.

A veteran of African campaigns -~~l=ie~ietired in 191i, then commanded the 62nd division in thc first Grant War.

RALSTON THANKS RAILROADS

OTTAWA. Oct. 1 -(OP) -De- fence Minister Ralston has express- ed appreciation for cooperation by the Canadian National Riilways in the recent transportation to the At-

ILL-TII ILYPIII) IN RUMANIA

Britain has demanded an ex- planation from the Rumnnlan gov- ernment on reports that a Canad- ian GIIEIIIDGI‘ and fnur Britons were badly beaten and lodged in a

311111111151 11111» T118 W110 01 1114’ lmiiic coast of n largo cmifl-ugcnt Canadian, believed lo be Czmiv- of Canadian troops en route ovor- John Trency, Toronto, also was pegs, the Defence Depiirtm-"nttzlis-

said to have been ill-treated. T1115 closed tonight. The troops were

sketch of Mrs Trcaey was done moved to the coast from \'fi!'l(\ll'~‘ by an artist from a small snaps, parts of Canada between Aug. 17 shot. taken in Enclnuiirll934. and Aug. 24.

It takes good tea lo solisly Maritime tea drinkers, end MORSFS STANDARD TEA sol- isties them in ever increasing numbers. Blended right ond priced right at 65 cents o pound.

65c

Per pound package

- i

tor trip to Diirzmoiii..i, Ilnhfax and ‘ u,

‘ issues hzivc been brought out. Sub-

own choosing. Principal Italian outposts in Egypt are Sidl Bnrani, on the Med-

' zcr need be added, but it is usually" d some textra fodtomthom ils.Pul bgm ymdosrnanurg 5,2 goo; arm ‘i? lterranean coast, and Bir Soafi. an mas is not n,.,,,]nb1e_ a complete inland oasis near the Libyan front- comrnercial fertilizer will be need- 1e" cd. irrigation is important if the The 11911311‘ ha"? firm“ a W553“ svasoii is a dry one, since they like 11110 5351131 1,10 1111195 10115 11nd 25 a rather moist soil. especially dur- mu“ “d” a“ 115 has“ ing tre pickin season. E.I-I.S.—In Sepamtmg. 111° 11111131‘ “$110515 New york Sun 3y Timeh . and the British line is a barren ______________ no-manfis-lond. scores of miles wide T00 MANY STAMPS nu‘ at some points, And British patrols ___€_ and tanks prowl this stretch of sand P. i_ f. 1 t and stunted shrubs (lolly. Trey sel- .»....‘..".§.§s3...§3’3§.Z‘ii’3i°.°ii£§£i§§‘ii? dom mo» in 11111111 vows be- sucs too mam, stun,“ and too mam, cause the infer rarely venture from varieties have led Mexico City's collectors t0 ask the post-office

their outposts- fl?l)i‘ll‘lll"l" it, to slow down its print-

manZs-land frctn the ah". however. Italian engineers have concou-

traled recently on iv-buildirig the

road along the Mediterranean

coast. (This rorid has been shelled

heavélly by the British Mediterranean ee .1

The Italians keep an eye on rio- ig presses. This ycar five special

jecls chosen were foundation of St. Nicholas in Moreila, centenary of the first postage stamp, centenary of the disrovery of Campche, and another historic date. The protest complains that Mexico is following d5 I _ ‘ _ the pnitcrn of small European u n .m‘115p°1111115,1,1°f?p5 “$1.511” countries which obtain considerable. 1° ‘t; "1 ‘1 NEW“ “'1'” ‘1°‘°“1 °1 revenue from sale of unused stamps w“ r '1 ._____.______ 1° °°11""°“" ILSLEY AT moxcron

MONCTON, N.B.. Oct. 2.—(CP)— R/EVQIIIIO lviinistcr J. L. Iisley arriv- ed, here today from Halifax and to- night met delegates from the Nova Scone-Annapolis Vallcv for discus- sion of matters relating to the pre- sent apple crop. The apple growers were hard hit by the gale of Sept. l6. Problems arising from the dam- age were dist-used but no announce- ment was made.

Mr. Ilslcy will leave tomorrow on his return to Ottawa.

CHOICE OF WAR

MEiIBOUR-NE - iCPi -— The British Empire must realize it chose war with all its liorrors'ralh- er than let brute fcrco g0 from victory to victory unchallenged," said Professor Walter Murdock in a talk to the Australian people.

Mlnardb lrllls pain.

FOR SALE

AT KENSINGTON

innumerable problems confront

Troops Contribute To Buy Fighter

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. Oct. 2 -(CP Cable) - Officers and men of the Canadian 1st. divi- sion are contributing a day's pay to buy a Spitfire fighter for the Royal Air Force.

When the plan was passed along to the unit. which ls under the com- mand of llIni-Gcn. G. R. Pearkes, V. C.. it was quickly approved. For privates the contribution approxi- mntcs six shillings. The pool is ex- pected to total $33,375.

It is understood that the Canad- ian 2nd divisicln is considering start- nlg a fund to buy I-Iurricances for presentation to the Royal Canadian Air Force fighter squadron com- gngidcd by Sqdn. -I.4ir. Ernest Mc-

a .

URGES N0 ACTION NEW YORK. Oct. I —(APl —

Dr. R. D. MacNeills resid-

g1°|f111bl°1111;'1‘C%°111n1{11;1e¢tgé111°513$ ence. All modern conveni- a l‘ o m e ce av iir - - no action on the power dcvelop- ellffi- 0P9" f9!‘ "ED991111"

mciit cf the St. Lawrence water-

Mv “mm, Hunt“ n can be proved l any afternoon this week.

committee report showed that many articles of

l9 pairs of socks also pyjamas, and other Red Cross supplies have been delivered to the Red Cross rooms, Mrs. D. F‘. Mac- Neiil reported. The question of rais- ing funds to carry on this work was then discussed and the young- er membsrs voted lo put on cl dance Thursday, to go for

At this meeting Mrs. Joseph Cal- laghan and Mrs. Parnell McMahon were appointed delegates to offend the annual meeting 0f tho Tuber- Charlotte-

. t .‘ . ._ I a COR N nppreciitisn . Y 11.1w" fwwfivqfwwd

frcm 'lio Slim-

exodiis to safer regions. Lonzy camel’

the Italians. Their chief difficulty into 5mm to mop Hanan,

FRI! when you buy 8 II Quaker Pulled Wheat. Quake Rice or Quaker Corn Flakes-

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QUAKER FLAKES

Sacks Recovery 50f War Planes lit Martinique

OTTAWA. Oct. 2 —1CP) —Move5 reported from Washington looking "~ ".i'\('l'_\‘ of r0ill0 100 Ameri- \v.ii' planes from the lfi of Mnriiiiique arous- here. .Cl‘.”ilL were loaded aboard '1 .ich aircmlt CillTlCl‘, Bearn. zit an east coast Canadian pont and Canadian airmen helped io load and service tlicm for battle.

Txe Bcnrn sailed from Halifax shortly bcirrc the collapse o.‘ French ieslstaricw: in May but was unrvilc to make a. French port owing l0 the German advance and finally rccrcisscd the Azioiitic to put in at Martinique. Aborvd were Sqdn. Ldr. Aiiolzird Rzijunonti of Nlorrroril and

You let thlo Valuable GIN ertllloato r Pulled

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"Paced-mu

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a LNDIACKID IV ONIIDAT

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AND a aox tors

with Me. handis Certificate

VNI‘. IEIUYIFUL TUDOR PLATI. JUNE PATTERN PICKLI PORK lNB PICICIKD PASTRY SIJIVII All MAD! IV ONIIDA COM- MUNITY IILVIIIMITHII IOTN TN!!! LUVILY PIICII OP Ill- VIIWAII All NIAVILY PLAYED

PULL IEPLACIMINI’ GUAIAII- YII. NOW YOU CAN GIT T"!!! WONDERFUL GITYS LY I I Till

REGULAR IIYAIL PIICI. (V!) e1.- r’ m? Cc

AT voun onocians 2'0 ‘e40 you yeffleae WONDERFUL GIFTS

AND 3 BOX TOPS

with Merchandise Certificate

EXCUISIVE Pill-ICE}!-

News Briefs

. way 1-1201". Singiipnre us the firs: Illln Bastion. A: ilu- s. in was flllllOiiIlCIYl 1.11.11 . l‘l‘(7\'l.’11ll.,' Si? nu- under uh.» Fhrptre S... . $K " r, have lx-i-n rornplu llllllyi are nfnvin! oomph

TOltC-NFO.‘ OCT. 2—iOP)—Dr FPCElPFlGK Iliiblillfl‘, 51, professor o.’ ‘c ' . "n

j I‘I(\ wit: it R - (lermniiv \\‘.'i,» joined the M n; Alli; on stzi.’ in 1937. Burial will fake pkicc in Sack

a clrlnclizucn‘. of the Royal Camd- 1 irin All‘ Force. ‘ The aircraft taken were mostly Northrop dive bombers. “fhcy were delivered to the east coast Canad- ian pori fully equipped and arm- i ed. The Canndlxm uirm-cn were loan- ed to t‘: French to assist. in mak- l ing iicccssriry- zidjiistmctils in thci _ aircraft and instructing French;

airmen in 111011‘ operation. I

The Canadians left Martinique shortly after the Beam arrived)

there and are now back iii Canada.

A number of the Northrop air- craft sold to fiance under the some arrangement rcmriinetl of the east1 coast port after Franco-German armistice and have since been tak- en over by the Royal Canadian Air Force. Some of them are in use as training planes at Canadian air stations.

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lnternatinnalllt ll Glance

(By The Canadian Press)

LONDON —Capltal has 26th euc- cessive night raid; I0 raider! down- ed during five daylight attacks on Britain: channel guns busy again.