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The People's Paper

Covers Prince Edward

Island Like the Dew

WCHARLOTli-ITOWN. CANAbA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 19-10

Horiety is based not on

but on mnseionce,

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FIBWi-Iitish Need For Accelerated War SupplieiiStressed

American Newsmen in Britain call for greater-aid from United States

(By Elmer Dulmage, Canadian Press Staff Writer)

NEW YORK- NOV- 25—(CP)-—The extremity of Britain's need for an al-rl-li-rilterl supply oi war materials from the United S1fllt‘S—Whcfl|(-r paid for in cash or n0t—is being stressed this week a; new, “More on this side oi’ the Atlantic.

While American industry goes ahead with production o! Wflrplangg m ‘imam Md pupa"! m ' "m ""P"""‘""K protect, the call oi Amer can newspaper correspondent; in widow of thc former prime minis-

Tlil-re is no iurihcr information hlilinxlyllztlilltl‘: llIrIlt-flllofih-r am. IN" Elm‘ P“ .slmI Fmlfl“ "e bring

1 1 1s need was .u11 uicrt-u aw candidates for the

spparfllt wet-ks ngo to l-mcspondents who were “WINE l0 i sr-lt in the llousl- oi Commons ieit - - get the news ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ . ..

l] 1 i1 11 -_ I} 111,-] _ , vacant by (halnbei-lrins death.

"mg H r s I ccmm“ or when!" ‘he rflnnrk“ "7 "i" Milfilllfi! 0? , Nov. i0. it was learned in London.

Lmdm" A"""‘s““““' '0 ‘vashilliltlill. in recent days indicated an offl- "<- roprcscnted Edgbaston, Bir- ciiil change oi’ n itulle in London. niiiigham.

. - .. Y’. -- _ . MAY SEEK SEAT Mrs. Neville Chamberlain ABOVE.

Locaiiiiicchanic Severely burned

Tile Amiiiissado - - , nn absence oi iillc llvtelcliclllxlili algi-Lir tain, said British iunds ‘tor pm: air-o lie-Jill‘ that “he Miami-deli in i941 and ch‘ 81d w v Slflll 111-ed Ilil(_‘l.1]_

- as 1101i as aid in ships,

Throne Speech Debate continued

m;

plllAllPS and hiilfilllllhS. in Commons "- - uh PW-fiilil-ut —— . Roosevelt in Woshinlzton 51051,“, 11 Ciolv, young Charlotte- dfly. Lord Loihian said he had dc~ ' - ~ flllifi‘. 1% i1 Dflliflll ill $311‘ scribed the Iiritisil situation n5 Prince i-Iduard l-lnnd l-l spun] sul! O1q§\\\vA_ N,” 2b: _ (C?) _ A opilmlsiic li we got some hclp lei-lug irun s: rre bu‘

incr- ililfl body 11s the r1- aceidv-iu no A. Horne and ( 11-1-1- early s‘

from you.” I" i‘- Silweil in Nrlv York lflflill’. Fioliciivlii, '

"-1! ildlit-li-cnce to the polity 'l>i 1 b" " -' . ‘ ' ‘l “m-mmg‘ coupgfigflK/‘llllllnt n.

ill‘.

'- _ \l»;1i11.1:-\' SiiCliilCG by 11011111111 _ _ P10111001 uiics and 1101145591111.“rcorrl-spondr-ut of 111v- Chit-nun l)ilil_\' DPlllS 11111., 11c was 1121111. . 00li\'f‘il1\'ii ~. is il(.‘(.'{‘.‘.».'\iii‘_\' to avoid 113'?“ Who is homo on vflctitlon mm nave iii-o in the bassmlil‘ when 1 s

111s clothing cull-ht iii-c limit 11 sud~ den s, uit oi ilmnc coming r111‘. ui the iiro box. Quick 111-lion 011 the part oi 1\ . LL‘(Tii'\i'(l Mir-Kenna, nuntiicr c11iplc1,‘~<* 0i the uni-inc who hap- pened 1o l.\i‘ iioiliiiiq r1 tire in the oiiirc on l-hr next iloor. \v.1- 111-11- bably responsible for saving the iiic

tiiiiation in \\:1r financing, D, Q1113- bolt 1111b. itlontreul-St. Antoine- _ Wcsliiiolziill declared. in the Home 0i lupus today. 1 112, 1n die Throne Spet-lh .\Ii-. Abbott. said iiiliiltion lvs iii-ought chaos. It shoird Puople should invest

iVASl-IINGTON, x111. 31;, _. 1M’) ‘The whole prohicm of IluilA-d Slates aid in liriiain was believed to be under new study by zuilninisirulion offici- als iunigilt on the Iva s of iii-st-

Jiillfls in defence niid victory. __ _ __ _ _ _ . ‘ 1*. was done voluntarily, hand ri-pcirts oi British war 0‘ to“ N‘ m“ htm- “ n-“mmil d, it might. become herds hrnught hack from Lon» mm‘ "Wiw-‘d “P-“i-“YS ill 1111131110 21. sl-slcin o! don bv the hlnrqucss oi‘ Lolh- MFKm-“li ‘i““'k1-" m“ "-

" sllvilitts. iau. liritish ambassador. virl- v.11 11111‘. rumi-le- l? .

' (l‘lJl\l<‘ was resumed, Lord Loiliian, win, held long 1h." bui-iliug: 111.111, $1110.11 l" the

- . izslvr biilckciiilu- l-Ziilprluld POlill‘l'i‘ll('l‘§ imiay uith Prrsi- l'l-=i1il-. H1- lhr-il ruuird ( 1o Colirw-rvillili- Houst- Leader l-liliison dent itousi-vl-it and Secretary ui’ the 1111411111‘. ‘llio arr-l‘ t “.'1"ll

.‘.i". Clou- us but \\- ir-l-s by

r.111-.li1io11

h1- wullili l-illil-avor to make it. pus- Stilt:- (‘oi-dell llnli. l'illl"ll alruin Sihil- iuillovi-ou- 1n have some qui-s- at thr- state iii-p ni-ut lorlily lions 0n t order pups-r ilnsvvci-l-ci, to talk with Sumner Wells, - 11111110115 tor pro- Puller-secretary oi State,

s. A ~ ll lmkhzu-t ICon_ Lincoln) 2' ' " ' gilogliliywl-JII‘ ‘iiVllfll the tiuu-‘rniiio Bi-itain would not br- aille to win a mvl f-nlr H‘l;glimikilrllbtlklili drvln‘. 1. - lll-cisilo victor)‘ oyri- (1"l‘iliflli,\' un- Camdq _- _ _1- idiflllliit- will llss llll‘ Until-d hf: . suli-upn-d its ‘ " “ “M M0“ be Tcimd W ilcutrnl status and _]0ll1f‘(l Britain

n; 13 111 111 . .1

clllcc \\“li‘ llliil1‘i'lill~ on this \l'.'.'i"‘ l1

urill-ss she was 1ll'(‘l‘|iii't‘1'l to go lo, 1

Truce plan

‘Y-"T- . zen to I hrlflfliihllllll‘. two tinted American u-Lpili Bi-.l.<-i‘iii-o"‘i vegan-ding the ls FOFTPFXVlYVlPKil-‘i iii T-Oivlfili ("dillvli mli-l-linsl- of aircraft. His hcilllii l di-‘llill-‘lw-i iii?" \\'“l'r* hivhlv critl- 111113.111 to fail during this trip and cal oi’ tho Tiritisli censorship. , ’ 1p- (‘Q1119 11ml» l0 your,

itlllllllllu l1 (or kr-r-pinn Britons nn:i the u-orld in the dark about the true situation» 111d the nor-d for Until-d Stall-s nssisinnv".

Wfltiizilixu CN. Nov, :1&.—1APJ~ .’\Llilll1.1i t». ii1.-.ii11 i). lit-any, retired, was noininzlu-u by i-lvitirilb ltctsc- veit illlidiLx-ultlfli‘ to r-ruiiur. ‘i biiltflib aisu nonlin- alcd John C. While, 01 New York. to be biinisi" to ilaili, Win14.- is new (lipi0ill1‘..ii‘ 11111-111- and consul pent-rill at '1'l1i11:.ci‘ him-peel).

IDNDON. Nov. 26 —1CP Cable) -—l’i-in1e .\li1i'-‘~. ‘ Chllrl-iliil loztuv bluntly opposed n Suogcs-lon mm, n in 1hr New York Times. corros- Cluistmns- truce in the wm- be pondcnt Raymond Dnnicll vlms nought. .-.; _.-._ . . -

Win-n T. E. Nri " r, L b0 ked .

ii illi- Piiuu- Nlluilslfir \\‘(r>llllllr'l!?f'0k0 (Conumlod. UL .I.)_ag._; 8' col 6) U1‘ good (>lllCt‘S o1‘ the Valli-an oi- $0l1i~ n1 1111-111 slate lo 011111110 nil Colinti-zl-s to (‘oinmoiilnizlte 1h“ Christmas nnnlvcrsnry- by menus oi l 48-11-1111- nrmistice, M1-. Churchill replied: "N" 51;;-

.\lr. Churchill added that any Willlllfirli for a truce would be re- FF-"ii b? lill‘ tzrivi-rnmrnl.

Arm; Men See“ Situation In Near East Improved

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M"K_il1i§0i'a Hid1~~Bin1zo announc- w‘ lY-dil)‘ lllullt is cancelled.

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W-flli SUDUPI‘ and Dance Iona H911. Wcdncsclny- night. L-BZU-ll-Zil-Zl.

‘l’ l-iaii. Nov- 25 cents. 11-794-11-25-27.

"Dance, Concert, Mt. Btewnit

33i- “"-“- 1 Nazis claim u. f‘ 1 I Georize Uclnhtizcr

Street. h -- . M11118. lolihlllieélM¥iiv us. L-iil-ll-‘JJLO DGC. 31.

‘otu-ginual Mectimt oi the Char-

dor Mi Milk Producers 11nd Ven-

,,,.,§,A,-‘-*°@m11vn. Agriculture l-lail, =13. November 29th, a P. M.

On alert for changes; Two

"Slipper! R Imbci- 211111, U“ \

By EDWARD KENNEDY Associated Press stall Writer

CAIRO, Egypt. N01.’ 26.-—1AP1'-7- British army sources say Britilins position in the Near i-l -t npptms strcngri- today than at any time since ltirv entered liie Will’. Juno l0.

They describe the Italian situa- tion thus: one army in retreat 1n Albania, a second stair-muted inthe western Egyptian desert, n third cut oil’ irom supplies in Ethiopia.

But situations change quickly and British oiiiecrs say they nre nlert

LONDON, not. i111-ice; - Ad- miraity OXliClILlS‘ cxpremed disbelief todnv concerning ill(llC_il.l»l0l‘lS from Berlin that two nevi .io.0()0-1oi1 bat- tleships lutli been added to the Ger-

11-1555-11-71-31- many iiuvy. _ _ 4 u —-- Thcv said it We Sliilllilfdl" "ml to meet 111w new development. which We 111-e collecting live hon-s iheso indicntiolrs came 011151101113’ might threaten their hold on the alter the British air i-iud Novembvl’ vital bicdlicrrnncun.

""7 TmiY-“iby. Guarantee prompt ganvegy and curt-i111 handling. List Z! y phone or letter. Ail Ml1r-

ll 011 the 111111.111 base oi ’1‘ll1'=\1"/°- Two possible developments stand

Where three Ilniian battleships — om}.

Pill‘. En - 1 r Italy“ capitol siliu sllvlistll -— 1. Italy may throw lWflVy re-in- nkfJfiLumkl 0r John D‘ M335’ lllld been. riousiy crippled bv Mrl- iorcemcnts into Albania in a. des-

' a1 lorpcllocs. k u f f poi-ale dttemptllo regain lostkpres-

“At . . Tl . indications too 1o orm 0 tlge out ovcrlv 101m t e Circe s or: it wétftiflpnff°fllflfy Hl;'°‘.‘"flffi; pictlllvspuhilsiicd111 (lorniail pllbli- _2. llitlcr inovimz to the aid oi 1on1.- quflnh, I.‘ or "d- lft‘! d rations o1 n batik-ship. auuarl-Illlly his southern nnrlner, mnv crnsh llouitrvq rm‘; m" f“ {mu "fifio, ciii-u-r thi- nrw liismilrrk or Tiwitwuliu-ouuh 1hr- Ilalknns. brinuliuz the ' l‘ ‘s h" “ “M” showing steam up mid M-"m" clflRr-iclrs nrmv and nir iorrc to Modi-

Trv "5 T01‘ MiUSl

"cmkcllnlldilice 1.3g. an usunl Enléfigiili’ Mid Friday every week. in; dh-titibflny. and all surround- phone éolllcis. Send postcard or

o G "'- A- C. Green, Albany . ' P9911. Emerald 1n i938 and normally

fill.

m" dog-ks, AfillliTiiil shores.

"It is not thought that cithcr hrs lirilisil ciiit-crs sav now that ’i' 10d the ill-rt." said a British oi- Mussoiiui l1ad attacked Fay-pt with 111M111: itullnn Icrdons when he onlcrod

:01: i r 71H‘ lhe war just as France collapsed,

or. "l1. is not. iliouszhl thni.

Tirpilz has even oomph-ted

u_%ui" b til ii hid down 1 n cs1 11s were i

o 1 would have

11>- 11 bclli-zcrrirt. ‘ LligiliillL‘ lii-ilzsh iie\'.-. 111111-1- busi- Sillllcill-lu sfliri thc war could he A 0 i‘ a -i.1..s lil- .uili his l]l'()'tIll‘i‘ built up won bv “ti-iis o1 thousands r11‘ air- 0'4 ‘u: llli‘ i111-ii (ll inc century. died in r111". hundreds of . id iio~.pi:;11 llidiv. lie ‘ALIS 72. millions of ln-v: (i fl-.'-.sl1 sliiuu. rpm. m», , pubfismll- Mme to and he doubled that tho Fuitl-rl rl-Ks) ‘th. v0.11: - il-onl Ivloiltrcrli several 973W‘ will!‘ ‘Willi! ""1? i" Div-- l vii-l n and 111111 been confined

(Continued on page a, col Q 1

DAMAGEIU THREE BRITISH

Survivors Tell

Thnker

HALIFAX. Nov. ZtL-(CP) -—Can- adian and Newfoundland survivois oi the British tanker Frederick S.

Poles, sunk on the Atlantic bv a

Nazi submarine Sept. 20, arrived

here tonight with stories 0i narrow

escapes iii the muiiiiglit altackt-hat.

sent 1111-11" ship to the bottom in a

iew minutes.

The 2i seiuiien, most. of them No-

va Sections, rented how they driit-

d 12 hours iii 111011111115 and 1111.5

before they were picked up by a

WilFSlilD and brought to the United

Kingdom, ‘flu-y came heic by train

ircni an Eastern Cilnudiiln port,

here ihcv lauded a [cw days ago.

The halos was lorpeuoeu without

woi-ninu at night. while she travel-

led iroin n11 east coast- Canadian

Doit 1o Britain, the survivors de- _ciarcd. Oi the 33 Ciuiatiiansilboard r10 u-ei-e lest, with several British lriiliiilbtllfi c1 the crew.

The seamen soul. Ciilllt other ships .111 t1.e sumo ecii-voy were sunk. They ‘(lid not know liie names 0i the ves- sels. Aiust 0i lhe crewman had been

"ii m“ ‘nliu-u on in 111(- Cliiifldliiii sailing plunged inio one T".‘l'1<1i1i11&' mum! p“, “ii ‘poi-t vl-hcn the foreigners making up and disaster alter another. I do n01 “B11” the nlflfiOYllV of lhe tankers crew believe the young people oi today

reiliscti to ri-os.» the Atlantic. Sever- al 0i 1hr- Clnailians were making their iir-l trip t sea.

Their v \\‘.’lS loi-pedoed short- lv beiore midnight. while most e1 the crew were oii tiutv - asleep or

rcitdinz. "At the first. impact the ship shuddercrl from stem stern" (ieclarrrl Walter Shaw, oi

Dartmouth. NS. All the lights were extinguished by the explosion oi it second torpe-

(Coniiuued on page 8. Col 51

Fuhishcr dies

iiANiIiIfON, Bermuda, Nov. 26‘ ~—~\Cl’ Limit-i - Lord Rt)ili1‘i‘iiit‘i‘€, llliilllCliil .11id gill director of a

i0 hospizli our sauce. Earlier this ‘. L0.li Il.llll.l'illl‘l't‘ undertook a lile Uiiiil-(i States tor

l..ui-d ltolhcrmcrl-‘s financial judg- nil-ut and tho llllClliiily apprecia-

tlu- late Lord Noi-tticiiiic. enabled lllVili to expiuld .1 10111-11211 oi the

lion o1‘ news values by his brother.‘

Of Escape In

Sinking

Island Man In?’

luded in Crew

Members Who Escaped When Ship Was

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liihurchills

Son Makes

Maiden Speech

LONDON, Nov. 26 —1CP) -—Prime Minister Chili-chills son, RZUKlOlUii, urged Britons iii ills maiden speech in the House oi Commons Lzxiay to grind themselves to work in the coming years oi peace "as we have done in war" lest "all. me have Balli- ed will be thrown away.“

“We have st-en iecklcss smx-ivors of a. generation which saved Brit.- oin and the world a qunrtcl- of a century ago." he said, “ilineiuz a- way- the fruits 0t‘ victory and beinv

into-rid to make 111st mistake 111,111 i1

It, was precisely the kind o.‘ '11 speech members had expected iioin the son oi their war-time Prime Minister 11nd the grandson oi nu- other fighting statesman, Lord Randolph Churchill. He. was elect .4‘. to Piu-iiammit from Preston two months ago.

What. the Prime Minister thought no one could even guess. for he said nothing, and sat. with his bar-k to his son. apparently ir-nriul that he might t‘l‘lilJ.’i ss 111111.

Young Churc , 11 lieutenant in the army, spoke nitrr his iulhl-r 11nd curtly rejcl-lrd 1.1. suggestion 1111:’.

. I I ‘ F 31119115 British

The Prime MliilslQi‘ has repealed- 1y declined to siiilc Britain's lvar objectives in Parlizlilu-izt, niirl ‘ son 10111-11011 11110.1 111:‘. subjt-"t. ob- serving that soin- member-s "fl-c- qucntly inquire vvhy we do not s ‘r lhc initiative. i-:1rr_v 1.1-1- \v:1r into 1.11 rnrinyls country 11nd kilork Iiul‘; out oi the \\'.’ll' with s icw well- dlrectA-d iirlilhs at Si. Pl-lci- "

“Pitt's sunz- oiicluivt- spirit pre- vails i-u llu- .|i‘iii_ iu- l-nnliuuvd "but lll1‘10 is moi-r t'i‘liiil)I'..l!‘li\i(il‘ l slender have b-‘l-n our rr- . . in i-v 1st zliirl .111 ll!‘.ll<‘i‘- standing o! 1h»- 1-1 Sl‘f|ii'.‘lii‘(‘$ o1 sgo- in_z oil on hull-ruck. l sltv, \\'l l1 all cii-ir-i-ciirv. {i111 1h" 11.11-1- oi l)€‘l‘s"iti€ 111 l'\i.s some measure o1

iv-i‘

any shortaz-z- of 1111111111111-111 zvhich may handicap our strategy,“ Mo]. Clemr-li Attler. Lord Privy

Soul, observed: “I think Rniizlnlnl» "hurt-hill lived up 1o family trrlziil- loi1."

scissors-iuitl-pilste t-zu-iety into a Clliilll oi‘ newspapers.

I1 was Lorri ilot-herlncres keen perception also that led him to invl-stlmltl- the supply oi news- p.111 11nd PVPillilillly to decide n11 Xr-lviplliidiaiid. where a govern- nu-ut li‘ilSC was secured iii 190i tor 191i years on mi area oi 2.300 square milr-s. This was the be- ginning of the Anplo-Ncwiound- lnnd development. company.

Dilfilli! the First Grl-zlt War. Lord lli>f'\1‘ilill‘l‘(‘ was director-pen- r-inl oi lhc army clothing depart- mrnt. inter becoming secretory i'or air. in the latter position, he merged the royal iiying corps and tho royal naval air service into 1hr Roy-111 Air liloml.

'I‘\vo oi his sons were killed on active service in the First Great \V1\l‘. ills only surviving son, Hon E<m11nd ilarmsuorth. will succeed to the title

Funeral services and burial were expected to tnkc pincc here.

1

LONDON, Nov. 26.—-1CP) -—The govci-nincilt was asked in the House o1 Commons wdily win-Liner it would coilsidci- iillilliiilL the occupation oi ,lCt‘l1lii(i u-ilii lhe United States, or uni-limo 1111- lob over to the United Slides a log-other in (irdei- to reduce ‘(‘Xl)1‘lltliliii'(‘ and if?!‘ British troops for 01111-1‘ iobs, War Secretary An- tlionv Eden did not. reply. Iceland. linked to lX-ninnrk by allegiance to the sanu- roynl house. was occupied nv British forces soon alter Ger- innnv occupied Denmark. The occu- pying i111-cc now is Canadian.

°“ 5101

italians lcftik

To battle Greeks alone

ROME, Nov. 26.-1AP» —- Weil- iiiloriilcd sliurl-cs iii Rune said lu- unv Nilll ueiiiilliiy- was inning the ilHliL against Greece entirely up to Mussolini. with no intention o1 in- tervening there to help her southern Axis imrlncr.

'l‘lie some sources also scouted rumors here that bile Nazis were bfepélliill: to utke miluiu-y action algainst Turkey. (Jciuiuirv is only 11110111111111: 1111-1111311 (iiploinntic m;- tiviw to keen 'l'lli‘ki3v' ii-oiii t-iiil-i-iiig the war 011 thc side or her 1101;411- bor. Greece, i111 informant said.

As evidence. hL‘ Stiiil. 1111-1-0 is no German military inovcmcntiil the Bnlkitils and only a few Nam troops arc in Rumanio. and nom- in Bui- Rilllii. (Neutral Bnlknn sourci-sinue estimated there are 1.250.000 Ger- n1n11 soldiers 111 Rumantn).

Aitiiouilh Bulgaria had. been ex- pected 1010111 the Rome-Berlin- Tokyo alliance, this source sull-l its adherence to the pact was 011i (i! the question. DPCEUSE! Turkev might considcl- such 111-lion grounds foren- tci-imz the war on the side oi Brit-

11in.

Spain, likewise. is staying out 0t the alliance, this source said. for ienr o! compromising hcr position.

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il'~1l.'i_\'l -—11'l‘ (‘abll-w- \\'l1iZ.1 (‘llq-lllill] ltllllfll-YS ranged 1111B“ lul- zuirl hide liver lirllillil las‘.

- night 111111 curly llullly auth-

OHM-s llizmg the veil of cm. , f" '- l‘- vrl illiil Birni~ l, iilk-l- lillll SUiIill-

Officers oi the Girl Guides’ asso-l, “nilul-‘F- E1“? hi?" lmiiillffll iCV-

elation in Lonillxu are.

ers on liuiiiiilgiiirlii P-iial-l- road. ,’l‘hclr signals p111 .1111‘ -r:1i‘1 gun- .ncrs 0n the 1111-11 iii-re 1s blurigaret l, Tennyson. (‘ll t-- 1- nl‘ thi- l mrgnzine and 1i (iii-i (‘iuidc in the . last \vi1r, ill the rout‘.

l . No peace with ‘Japs Reds hear from Chinese

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‘er. . - lx-iicu uilii .J:l:1.i. iiilll 1111s bun 4.

iliicss i0 1111- .

iiezliiieli i-t-iinnly .1 .-..uii‘._ Liliiiiese ..i 11., pilltilliiil; a lg 1.119 i.‘ lvilii Jmxiii, 1.11-1.11 - -".l\‘L\.. 111 . 11. all

alpuii ll _. .1. 1~ nil-ii would i'-\‘- .1111. ‘Flu-v sail: J.1 ...i ~ illlflliiloli 111 rc-

.-.-, leg-due vi flrilllfll.) 501.11 , i1 Li‘: lit-lull

cognim- 1111- i\. Wang (Jliii1;_~l\1-. .\\'ou u 11.1w i.» - ‘Chiaiiu l&;il->.1l llic \\'ili' (i111 iliit-sc iliillliissd

uou-i-niiii-nl t. i. no.1 '0 i111-e ai- lrivclt 111 Niiilklll 1111.111 in prl-pa t 1101- lhl- rl-vuiii-l. 11 may. 3U. All llie .‘\Xi.~ 1- .»:~ .110 1-xp1-c1¢.-l_ . .111.

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. .\ for the duixuilul oi 111(- \\-.1r.

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have scattered lrl-sh lta "it chnit-l- lTflllilPiil 0i liuiiiilns." the (ilTPks i-iliii-u 1111111 — tin-nun into action in i1 lll".|)l'I‘illl‘ attempt v10 holster the 1-1-111 o1 the suxinng Alhiniiali hiiltle line.

‘There u s 11o stepping their tori-cs there or anyuiirrl- rise along the mountainous frnnl, 1111- (trot-ks re- ported.

In the north, tin-v silill, (irel-k ilgilters pushed sll-ildilv- lacy-until l‘u- grnlictz. :1 strong 1011i 110 miles inside Alba in. and i11 the south they engaged Italians istliiing to lmld Argirlnl-as ro, the second and last mitjur l‘u . “lm-asion" base, and keep vpen their path tn the Adriatic Sea.

The Greek hiuh l-oiiinianlis (-0111- munique lonilrhl snid that in the Korllzn arcs six lllilliltlfllllYl 1111111111 airplanes, "among ollll-l- material," hnd fallen to lhc (iron-ks

rzoveriilncnl spokvslinlii said that not oniv had ilniinu l‘i‘ilil0l'(‘(‘- menls failed to hnlt thr- (‘rrcek ad- vance. but. that ihcse rcmloi-ecnicnfs were lwllll-llil-Qlifiil hark in disorder despite their “dvspei-ota- efforts."

“The broken 111111-111» oi 1hr- 1111101"

acting as , l-rvlv roni’ spotters- (<1 lll-ll-l-t the pN-SQllL-Ita ‘ nl’ Nazi l‘illll1'l“\ -.1i their ill-nliquart- l ‘ '

(iuidl-r ,

{island man

since lhe COilCCIiITHIEdl

1'11 L-'-'l\'<-'1ili‘_\' two weeks -‘

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was a shambles, ' store-s unuble to