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SIVOTES IN LONDON

ELECTION CIZIIIIPAIGN IN BRITAIN NEARING IIND

LONDON, July a _ (CP) omm*‘?'_'r;_:;:” pocketful of cigars, Prime Minister Churchill carried his‘ ne- um’ calmiiaoigg into tthe heart of‘ opcposition territory tonight to‘ a tar as n oners o return t e onsei-vative Party to p - 1 ' ‘in Thursdays general election. Omar} In Darkness ' up his tour of} L... About one-quarter of ihe

The 70-year-old Prime Minister wound Lon-don by addressing one of the largest and most tumul- tuous meetings of his career at Walthamstoiv Stadium.1""§‘ P11mg°d1111° darkness @1113? deep inside the northeastern London district which ivcntfcrdshgdghiiiryhegn anelébiix-licy ‘$1.7 solidly for Labor in the Iast election in 1935. Twenty-seven 1 11°!“ a‘ 111E “P111” °1 11°11" R111" parliament seats are at stake in the district. A ‘miéiriatiige 321112311X}! camp.“ c. ,

“Our policy is in the first place t0 beat Japan - the 1111015 531d 11 0118i"- tek; 111ml greedy and treacherous power which attacked the United mo“ “may 1° untangle ‘he w“! States at Pearl Harbor and also attacked us,” the Prime

I brought down with the broken pole and restore power to custonzrs. Minister declared.

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iiiieiuniioiiii fiery Damgged ii i cuiiic:

_ ilivFIh Canadian Press) arrAwA. July a _- (or) - 11w

‘no - sflxhlillllll‘ Airfield, n1 ht announced the "'0' i" l" '1 '15-. P" ' m‘ 13x2 g {he cmmmmmanqting fighter planes within range ned ail-curt carrier HMSI Nabob 0f Jlvli Superior“ hi"! 8-000 time off Norway‘; N011]; c; e y”; Aug- of firs born s on Japanese indus- ust and told bow she 1mm 1.100 ‘"11 "mil

estcd seas to a

miles across sub-in! British pm. heavily damaged but “m: 30:13? Sign: III-g; . .

‘tflibfeiiltoyi-"one ratings were killed m11"_""111°"' "i calm"-

i5.£’“iu‘“iu2“§.§ii.i€“§{€.é’if‘$.ii; Grow-NY - Ame-im- w

hundred. narrowly map“; dean-L cu tion forces arrived in Berlin

Eleven of the dead or missing and B 1m‘ “d C““1‘1' "W!" °°“"

five of the injured were Canadians 1" w°d““d'3"

vy and the remainder were mainte- BRITAIN __ m“

leave for Isle of Man

speakers wind up electio

ders Decorated By

King George Yesterday

Car

i Local I Soldier

’ Lieut. Samuel Caseley Of Kensington And Nurs-

ing Sister Kathleen MacLeod Of Kinross

Included In Nineteen Honored. - Armed with words and a?

LONDON. July 3 - (CP Cable) -'I'hree medals. the highest num- ber ever presented to a single Can- adian flier at one time since Flt m, George (Buzz) Beurling oi

ad Remarkable s Verdun. Que. was decorated, were I ‘landed tbtigtgtyhcoiyg In Medical Corps i »

Cit;

of rinedosa, Man. The fighter ace received the Distinguished Service Order and the Distinguish“ ed Flying Cross and Bar. l

.Ninieteen Canadian Army and Air Force men and women were decorated by His Majesty at a Buckingham Palace investiture a few hours before he left with the Queen on a four-day state visit to the Isle of Mari. i’

Northcott is 25 and a wartime.

and Queen visit; major ri c- aign.

nsnoe or flying personnel of the British fleet air arm.

Bodies of eight Canadian ratings were recovered and later buried at Douglas Bank Cemetery, Dunfer- line. Fife, Scotland. Three other men were listed as missing and pre- sumed killed.

-Ths escort vessel H.M.S. Blok- arton took: second torpedo in- tended for t e Ncbob and later had to bzlsunk by another British naval

vess .

Down l6 feet byths stern. the Nabob transferred some 200 non- essential ratings to a dutroyei- and her crew- cut away her flve- vich guns aft to lighten her. B. ibS and mines movai forward of Jet- tisioned and shipwright parties worked in her bowels. shoring up sagging bulkheads while she crept toward the British coast.

The U-boat trailed her and she had to send up her planes to drive it off. On the third clay of the five-day trip a 33-knot gale hit her and she groaned under the pounding but came through still'

P floating.

Units of the British home fleet. with which Nabob was operating. had withdrawn to the west and the carrier was preparing to fuel a number of escort, vessels when the D-boathféred t}: gorgedoi that 1W3 " W --9s.51l-l'.0ll' Edit. t. .... .. . .

Lt. mdrfwalter lihocly. navy Groofln n, N5 Pgobliia rreisgllgns oéflcg ivho was, n m ' a ar a .sa , e explosion‘ Mr. Joseh Rvan, . . was terrific and shook the 9000- ident of the Nova scuiiistoiifisi.

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Bringing the hospital to the patient. rather than having the patient brought to the hospital, constituted one of the great ad- vances made by the military med- ical profession in World .War ll, according to Major John Andrew. RC.A.M.C., Charlottetown, who al-rlved home from ova-u.“ on volunteer known in the Air Force; 5und,y_ as an expert in attacks on shlp-‘

When Major Andrew went over- P1118- seas with the 1st Canadian Divis- ion In Dec-ember, 1939. be was no stranger to Europe. for he had spent three years thcrs prior to the outbreak of war and had taken post ‘aduato surgery course; in Lon on, Edinburgh and other cen- tres in Great Britain. and had been in Berlin. Rome, and many of the other great European cities. _

From Lptembei, 1940, thraugh- ‘ out most Q; 1941' Major Andrew seven army officers among whom was sgafloned at cmyden when he - were Lieuts. Edward Canavan. Ifal- was ch13; Surgjgal office;- in g Can- ifsx; Samuel Casely. Kensington. adlan medical unit. In August, he RE. . l

Annual Meeting iirodit llnion ‘League Held

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We hundred and fifty delegates from 40 credit unions from all parts of the Provincc crowded Dulvay H9115‘? Yestlerdliy to take part in the most enthusiastic convention in the history of the 9.2.1. Credit 1111101) lflflsue. Mr. Lewis l". Camp- 1>=11 vf Newport presided at two crowded business sessions held during the morning and drier. noon

The reports of the Mr. Lewis l". Campbell Managing Director. Dr. J teau were adopted at, the session. These are reports in this issue. session was a se all of the lndl represented at

in tbs arm. was received about a

- year ago while the inst. in the face. was about three months before V-E Dav. He enlisted at Mont: .

. A sister. Mrs. Ralph Cumrnins lives atSoin

t John, N8. . '“”T " Hill tllisorvo

I Places affected by the break in-

Go-Uperative linioii Annual Meeting Held

"The Co-opemtlve complished much in the past year It has built a framework into which many new cooperatives .2 fit themselves as part of a united ecu-operative structure. this structure strong and erect 3111M

The senior army award of the day went to Brig. Alan Connolly of Calgary. who was made a com- mander of the Order of the Bri- tish Empire. Brig. Connelly. a for- nior chief engineer of the 1st Can- adian Corps in Italy. recently has been officer commanding the “B" group of the R.C.E. at a Canadian rsinfcioement unit in Britain.

Military Crosses were awarded to

Union ac-

0f Ordination

' Dr. Martin Mo ‘Catholic parish prinelsfim 4B ma»

President. and the T. Cro- morninz d in fiill A feature of this, ries oi reports from vidu-zl credit unions the meeting.

HALIFAX, July 3 -— (GP; _. Arthur Dobson. '75. veteran of flit fighting 23th Battalion of First Great War fame. died here Mon- day. A native of Sussex, N.B.. had resided here more than lyears. He was well known through- iout Cumberland County scan va- pert fisherman and hunter. He is survived by four sons, dward of Amheist, Harry. Tor: onto, James, Newcastle. N.B.. and Herbert in P.E.l.. and by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Albert Par of Newto. Mass. and Mrs. Will am Swan 03 ,Amherst. His wife predeceasr I him ll years ago.

t noon. Dr. M aim be wofwtliiajcfizzfiynst anluwllieon

, c. ~ ingflwliveiits

Dwain - crepe‘ ud 'I‘imr . i ‘$98141. -_..

. "show" Canoe Cove fiiday.

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It Seven Mile Bay Hall 7-411

mile . E tour 0 London Monday night call-f ing for a “strong. trustworthy ma-E fiflEYaiIVES. His report told of ihi-Iiority" lngthe House of Commons: inauzufafiqn cf a ‘gel-jag of gonro and he will be out again election erative Managers’ conferences Ho.‘ 9V9- isnoke of the necessity of control oil ‘the cc-operative development at-

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rrcsentlnz a brief before the Royal Commission on the taxation of fin-

__.—~—.—..-—-__ ._—T_~—-—.—-—-= ;—_ ijtl f c‘ s l ‘zy ahead. This ='1§7-_°_“_-Ql.“?9_P-“£"9_§..c°1; 51 i iilcnoeliit ‘ifuifiiaiiiéuimuuie value to Germany in attacking Allied convoys en route to Murmiin-‘li- The coal which the Germans were mining with forced Russian and Norwegian labour was of v81‘? hiqh qitirlity. and of great mat-mill chsfit to Germany's over-loaded war machine. Major Andrew said. __ Millions oi tons ofNitrwiguldarbg 3 PICS 0 - 1ct§§§ie§°§1ceii>ufihc Baltic to feed the Icoal-hunsrv German furnaces- Cghsr minions qr ton,- wer» rhlDDPd In» Sweden to feed Swedish mills iwhrse products went to Germany.

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lcluded the Charlottetown Hotel, will; Only 24 hum-S of campaigm l Prince Edward Island Hospital ing left, leaders of both the Lobcr§'re1°p“°.“e 0111C” and P79111101" and Liberal panics warned vow-s Sanatorium. The hospital was su - to beware of any ~13“ minuufpiléd with current from an auxiii- trick" by Mr. Churchill and olier 311V 1118111- IConservatives to stampede the elec-‘ Pmver was restored 1° a PB" 01 toratg, Ithe area affected a couple of sow-es of other candidates plan-ihours after the crash but most of n93 lo make Speeches tonjght.il’l9 section remained in darkness throughout London. which holdsi 11 W35 “nderflfmd 111F115 111B TWO appfoximgtgly 2g per Gem of anjiflfill in the truck were arrested by estimated 25,000,000 ballots ivhiciilclil’ Police and later turned cve: .w11i be cast Thursday ‘to military authorities. Clement Attlee. Labor Party.‘ Iiddelg was slated to speak in lliis‘ imc ouse constituency w lie Ernest Bevin. Herbert Morrison and . Sir Stafford Cripps pleaded La- N‘ s‘ bar's cause in other districts. , n a statement authorized by ‘edifice of m h f m U t Chlurchéll, n the Conservativesi , , = , . = v w c‘ u re genera ons o ay one a egations that their xfigusaflnggsfifra/rgég;aflvhgdggnégsi (figrtiragxign Friggafi will ‘be proud.‘ stated _Mr. Jercme . party was “fostering the regrovrtii, on me spuzbergen Islands Andie! Toronto and Lieut (Nurshn; OBrien of Morell. President of the of the Ffascist Party“ _The state-i destroyed the great radio and metnisister) Kathleen MacLeod of Kin? c°"me1'a‘1v9 H1119" “f P-E I at | 1115111 591d 111*‘. "S°°1a1151 P1855151 carom ma} stations and coal n“ was’ REL and Montreal we“ de_ the largely attended annual meet- the only body in the country whichi whinrfhad contributed so mud?‘ w corned with me Royal Red Cross ing of the Co-oiaerative Union held has made any contact with thcsei Gerznanyk; “bum, to prevent ma“. ' last night at Dalvay House in the people and they have done it in m d . e t chm‘ Bus“ ’ National Park. order to frame a mock-up posi- A 5 - 5131117!" n? 1'15; tatlohs-‘iaerk, »_ - ., . . . . 11.-vogue“, reporting. for the tion to divet the people's minds mi3ilvm§§gsbflflnhfii,.e‘w ' ‘@431 Executive told of the work the Co- ‘from, the re l issues o the elec- u . ~ - . ~ '~ - 1s . . a .' :' submarines and aircraftfi! that °°~'11‘1’ U111‘? 113d 11°11” 1111-111“ o]?! Ch hi“ d _ vicinity on probable weather oon- 1119 17551 119311 111 919131111113 ‘11111 r‘ “m m“ e a 4O llcrc Today For u Annual Meeting

Acclamation Expected For King In Glengarry

Family Allowance Registrations

Voting Starts

Voting started today among Field Marshal Montgomery's 500,-‘ 000 British troops on the European. continent but an Associated Press correspondent reported from 21st Army Headquarters that business .was so slow several polling booths ‘closed down in mlzi - afternoon. A 1drlzzling rain might have discour- aged some soldiers while many o-I thers arranged to vote by proxy‘ ill] Britain.

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Approximately 500 elcgates ,from the 265 branches of the Women’ Institute in Prince Edward Island- will meet this mirning in the Prince. of Wales College Auditorium for a. _ two day convention. I

Mrs. George Martin, New Perthfi president of the P E. Island Wom-| en's Institutes. will preside at all sessions and there will be several addresses of more than local in- terest

The sirnlcers scheduled for to- day's sessions include the Hon. W.F.A. Stew-art. Provincial Illin- lstgi- of Agriculture. and Rev, Sis- ter Loyola, president of the P E Island Home Economics Associa- tion. They will spezl: this ‘after- noon. In the evening Premier J Walter Jones and Mr. L.W. Shaun superintendent of education. will b; heard.

No Direct Coverage g Three Parley

A. July 3 — (GP) — Minister Mackenzie King. who suffered defeat in Prince Al-- _ Bertthcongiglieiicy in Bfifllifliifihégalli y e o m on genera eec on, attend a Liberal nominating .€0l‘lVC!1i.iO§i for’, Glengsrry consti-

vfl’ Emmi “My uly 1 and it is pre- Jmy um lsumed hc_virlll accept nomination.

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SPLASH 9

, BERLIN. July 8 - (AP) — Ono

i hundred and forty Allied correspon-y Emanuel shinweiy Lam.‘ Con. dents who entered Berlin todaylqnued me Labor party's attack “i111; American troops Wm 101d on Mr. Churchill today saying the itonight that no direct coverage of Premier’ in me election Campaign {he forthcoming "Big Three" 0011- was not the “great war leader. but fererice would be permitted.

Churchill of pro-war days who T119 80001111000191". made at P- spent the nation's money to fight D7955 60111691168 5l1Fl>T195f1 i115 Al- Soviet Russia; who returned this 119d flfiwillaflefmen- icountry to the gold standard. cau- ‘590115501911 11111119010101)’ fl$1<9d;sing a great depression; ivho tried clarification and reconsideration 01710 down i113 “final-s in 19y; and did an order that said that no corres-imore to prevgnt 5011mm. o; m... pendent now accredited would be Indian pygblgn)

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" announced to-i said that all correspondents; LONDON -- ICPI _ M3“. my.‘ iwho cntcrrd Berlin today wouldl1.lll;‘.COIi.i”.'3O coins totalling some. seven F5C0.CC.‘,0CO are in circulation

be withdrniirn at the end of 1 bv o-i Britavin at the pr.“ ‘ t

idays Rov-L (hillfiffillllfillll

9P2?“ _,_ _ g ..N“‘ii.2£?.i‘§..i‘;“..l.7.3t§‘u;1 W‘ M‘ S‘ P 19351181‘ i“! ‘ Annual Meeting Held

body of Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels.‘ i

former Nazi Propaganda Ii/IlIllSbOlZi Mrs. Mary MacLean Of Charlottetown Is Re-

has been "unmistakably identified?‘ The German language broadcasn; I Elected President.

reported by the Federal Communicw i The Prince Edwiird Island PlTs- l

atlons Commission, said the body’?

had been carried from an air

raid shelter under the RPICIIECIIIM-

callery in Berlin by Nazi S.S. troop- _ M, p ,, , _ _

"5 °11 111° 111311117! M“ 1 and 11131‘ 12131719. a better dav of peace ybyterial or the Woman's Missioii-~l'ishtcmisiu=ss Roi". T. H B‘ . ‘iary Societies iE.D.) in oonngriicppsomers in bi-inrzin; greetings from with the Presbyterian Church in 111E‘ P-El P1'P511.'~’1f‘l‘.\' 6X ‘PB-std ‘lie Canada met yesterday in Zio.i'owii and the Prcsbytcrls npiarcvia- Church. Charl

they had attempted to burn it. OFFICER. KILLED William Boss. Canadian ‘ ottetoivn. The pre-itioii of tho woman's work. H91 sident. Mrs. 5 iha: the‘ ducted the m

war correspondent‘ reported. Boss HEREFORD. Wlatphaiia. (as? said the Canadian Battalion. par- many. July 3 -.( uters) — o Mm... Mach“ omibrought me welcome m“. tlcipatirig with the British 7th Jolqih Ewart. N. Field Marshal 0mm; and gfléyffgqniPfésbyififlflll Church in Canada is. (Degeff, Rats) Armored Division Mon ys 6090115’ 011181 1nie11" meetings and Rev. T. H. Bussel after many years nf patient of-l in the occupation is expected to igence officer who played a iwwrn- Somcrs the evening service. fort free of debt. < reach the Capital late Wednesday. inent 111.11 the defeat 0f 1110 In the morning members of zion- Reports werc brought by mo; (Reuters said Berliners last Germans Ardenne; offensive last woman's ltflssionary Society, Mrs.i corresponding scrxotarv, hirs. 0.: H. h “do m“ nmm,“ q, 62L night. were stopping soldiers in the December. was killed near hers George Rice and Mrs. C. W. Pa~- W. Patterson; the literature secre-Iand ‘lemma: at 7- ' “ ‘ streets to ask when the British Sunday when his car skidded an tersori, also Rev. G. C. Websterilary. Mrs. R. A. Stnvert: the homo sun m“ m“ damn“ at 8W m: crashed. took part in the period of worship; mission secretary". Mrs. Warren 1 2*" _ . t gm‘ s in the afternoon that period was,Simms; the message secretary. ltlrsjrslss omorm“ wogégwlgzz“ tiiigcen by members from Summer-.George P. MacLecd; the 1st rice-i 9W mm“ J11" ' " "Mn.- s e letter. Mrs. Lloyd G

| ‘The invasion for? 01b 60" m0" 7-4-0. “'

set every coal pile aiire y 01581118 _ ‘(Continued on Page 6 C01. 4i ~—-_-__._...—._—_—. ._——-_~ —-__——_—_—_-¢-_ | ,2??- ALEXANDRIA. Ont. July a | OTTAWA, July a - fCPi - sis-- m Malian,‘ —(Cl=') -An acclamatlon for 1 proximately $20,000,000 will be paid with’ wednwda Prime Minister Mackenzie to 1.250.000 Canadian mothers whe. a‘lz-Tue_tx King if he accepts the nominat- first family allowance cheques are "Reserve Wednesda J l 1t for North y “y 1 h ‘Picnic.

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Troops 0f Western Allies Enter Berlin

By DANIEL 3c LUCE

indicated tonight after a Pro- gressive Conservative meeting voted unanimously not to op. pose hiin and a. C.C.F. spokes- man said his party would fol- tha some course. i: .____i_____i____i______ Dr. William B. MacDlai-mid. who was elected Liberal member in the Olengarr constituency at the eastern t p of Ontario. has accepted "an office of emolument under the laspoo- Nov; crown" thus making the con- 037.0005 New B stltuency vacant. He had previously 5211,0007 Qugbgg 370 3o indicated he would retire if M21000; Gntario, £01,500. fiingldlduired to seek election in'Manitoba. 81.188, $15,192 h!‘ “I18- d w d th katchewan 97.523. $20.304.000: which hat-iii‘ 0:8‘); e “office to berta. 93.787. 88.144000 and Bri. dcr the Oroifvn is g f‘1igl'll)l?l'l8ie%n:n_ “sh Columbia’ M553 smmpom . .___._____ M’ Viscount Bennett

. King‘ received an invitation from Was 75 Yesterday

the Glengarry Liberal As- run in the riding fol- defeat in Prince Albert, d represented in lb Wmmons for 10 years osmsnv. July s - (our) --Vis- 1 Mr. King received an acclamation count Bennett today celebrated his n-the constituency. Officers on the 75th birthday here. He received local Progressive Conservative As- two birthday crkes as oi-wents. “din” 1"" "1111 111911‘ PBPW will The former Prime Minister of .000 enter In opponent to Mr. King. Canada will leave July l8 for visits _ No action to name a candidate has in Vancouver and Victoria. Z__.______ WASHINGTON. July 3 - fAPl_. Harry L. Hopkins. confidential‘ White House adviser and wsrtlmei emissary for two presidents step-~

yot been taken by the 0.6.11‘. Writs have been issued for a by- bed out of public no today beacuseI "I must take a rest."

Minister Claxton announced today. Up to June 23, registrations. which are not compulsory. covered 1,273,755 families with children un- der 16 years. The children now re- gistercd will call for annual pay-

ments totalllng $258,560,000. By Provinces. the number of families registered with the annual rd Island. 11,704. $2.-

payments are:-- Prince Edwa Scotia. 88.453. $13,- runswlck.

ion in Glengarry riding was mailed starting July 15, Healt ’I‘ryon Presbyterian

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"Dance st Seven Milo Bay Hall 4. 7-4-11

Wednesday. July "wanna. sld Ball. July 11. . Clow and Mrs

gmlond m: _ ainor. by 7-3-5-10.

“We hive on land col-load of and om. Ross a , yemm mm‘ McLean

‘I-l-ll. "On hand Asphalben Wirew: I. Bowman, l-hnlugi-Tngveaii.

"Como and sec mt Augustus Players in ‘Iracadie Hall Friday. July 0th. Ice mum and ban?‘ a

BERLIN. July 8 - (AP) -— Am- erican Occupation TIOOPS 1°11“ into Berlin today- 59991111113 111N115“ me beaten Capital's inammOI-n wreckage to the accompaniment. of scattered waves and tears from] bread lines and work-chains of‘ womm and girls. l

There were tears enjoy and cries! oi "God be thanked from 501110 Berliners. but others weie silent» Enliisrigliilisilds of a 4.00°-V¢111°1e convoy reached suburban Zehlen- dorf this afternoon after lentil‘!!! Hails at. 4 p.m., crossing the hubs River and driving throuah R115- sign-occupied Germany west of tho Capital.

(Reconnaissance parties from the British and Canadian Berlin Force, including Lu-cdi. A1‘. Coffin of Medicine Hat. Alta., commander of the composite Canadian Berlin Battalion. went to Berlin Monday.

1“ METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE 11ml the . Toronto. July 3 -~ 1GP‘ —- Minimum and maximum temperatures: Van- rsurzr 5i. 7i: Edmonton 52: Ro- Lllld 50. 74; V/ianlpeg 49. '16; Tor-

. Sydney 5S. _ Yarmouih "*5. 68. FORECASTS Northwest urbrc and Northern ‘Ontario: M~ ' ‘ and mod- erately wa; i "attered show- iera or thunder storm. I Lower Si. as‘ c: Moderate iwcst and southwest winds fair and moderately ivarm. Lake Si. John: Parili- cloudy‘ and moderately warm followed by scat- 1tered showers. Gulf Bay Clinleur and North Shore: Moderate to fresh westerly winds fair and a liztls wiry: .