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BRITISH TAKE 250 FRENCH CRAP

British

Serve

Final Notice Of

Determination

Put T0 End ‘Egg-Pant Peage Rumors Heard Recently.

37 Kiwis L. lhnpaon Associated Prose Starr write.-

WABIIINGTON. Jilly 4 _(Ap) Germany, on defeat-boned France, pciioe talk and is resolved to fight

That la the lesson to be read lint oi all Into "l" °" dam! the French fleet. It was the

— Britain has served final notice on and upon the world that. she 5mm; it out with her N“; m‘;

stern British action to essence ol Prime Minister

Churchill’: accounting to Parliament and to the world for the ord th t Cl‘ 8

loosed British guns against it.“ p"; M the

French navy that resisted

the surrender-or scuttle ultimstulm

The immediate result mode July

annals. It marks complete rupture

nvammml" ‘f Ih-"W-l lllvernmcnt which surrendered to G temia that Mr. Giirrchili lmd his cabinet deemed l; Mlle"...

l-zick oi ill British ally.

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International

At A Glance

(By The Canadian Press) LONDON -- Royal Navy drstroya, lclzcs or makes useless virtually entire French ilect in series oi’ strokes without prcccdent; Prime

Minister Churchill tells (lnlnmonal

govcmmenfs "sincere sorrow" oi action regarded all necessary against, former Allies: ilcet oi German bombers apparently in rctnlrtory move attacks naval base at Port- land, destroying inrec small ves- lcls and causing undct-rrmlncii number oi casualties; Nazi planes lfl night rnid.

BERLIN ~— I-liiler givca Pctaln [ilvcrnmrnt oi ‘Franci- permission to scuttle rcnlr-lning ships ll‘ ncccs- nary to kccp thcm irom British.

BUUHAREST - Romania iis destiny In German hands with formation oi itililnmlllstli‘, pro- (iirman. anii-sz-mitlc govcrnmcni Which announce iorclgn policy a- ilfllllcd to Romc-Bwliu Avis; un- coililrmcll reports hcnrd oi new Russian demands.

TOKYO-Japnncse I‘I"Vi|l spokes- mnn soya Unitczl Stairs must a- bandon “unwnrrcntnblc l-t ricr- Price w'th" Jnciincsl- For East pol- lPlcs l’ "grave concern" ovcr r~l-- lions l-ciivccn tun nniioils is in hr rclicvcd.

WILL CONTINFE LIQITOTI SALl-l

TORONTO. Jlllv 4.-~'(‘.P» o’ limmr sin-l lflpnf l“ n. ~ llfli b" Sli<l)l"ll"!{\»l (hlihwv .- Niinu Prclnio» ll. A. "i "ll. iwlvv, in ("llllntflvlin . an “a W: ‘ in ihc House oi Commons bv ("n- ~""l‘\'"*l\'i‘ Ycnrhr Hillkflll. who (‘il.=.<"fl nrohlbihon illroiiiillclit dominion ns n wov- Yllfliifllft.

_» Soc

(‘so

Coming Fvenls

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Bah hr Notices in oils colon: Lei-ii. 1'9. we'll

“Ice cream festival, Kingston.

which: L-leo "Hunter River festival posi-

Wllell until Saturday, July 6th. 14-192.

"Remeimber the dntc, July 17th 5lllKlB-li School picnic and slipper It Cornwall. L-l9l

"Wantedmhell lleshed bulls and WW8 ior Bologna. Island Cold Blvmlze 00.. Lid. L-997-0-28-ti‘.

"llbx Meat beei tripe 3c. Home

meat 5c. Ground meat 5c. Island Cold Storage 00.. Umited. L-881-04l-ti.

"Reserve ‘ruesde . July 9th for Barn Dance st For une Road

L-lla-‘v-a-al.

“Do 1 l Wcdnciidaytomiltyi HilTlPhiii’ Watts‘ lle . L-l66-7-5-9.

"Ice Cream Social at Mt. Melllck School July 8th. in aid o! Mt. Mel- llck W. I. L-l88-7-5-1i.

"Como to Ice Cream Festival at North Rustico School ounds Bat- urday night Jiliv 8th. eeds for Ambulllncc Mold-i. Ii not fine Monday night. L-liii-l-il-ili.

"Special Union District Meeting in Lion lodge. Uigg, Monday", July fllh ior the purpose oi organizing Jill." 12th cecbrntlon. Arch degree conferred. By order oi hie District Master.

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_board be e il-ln-‘l-ia-li. building. we're going to blow it

‘l a "Mic date in Franco-British lwlween Britain and the "Bordeaux 9'7"“! on rust in the

Thai: part f F at war with lgritailillicridg ilhiwoacli-g the Pcirlin ministry issued to h1g5

fish nllvlll forces to French home ports for internment. Only n hand. fill of French firming ships chow or iricd in make ihlsvscape A _Yci, thc not result of what B-it. .'\lll‘s \\'l'\l‘ lendcr called the most “lzriln and scmbrc” decision oi his lcarccr-Jhc order that turned Brit. llsh guns on rcslstlnz French naval units“ is clear cvcn ii details oi’ ‘the tragic bottles are incomplete. l No Fri-itch Flcct l There remains no French fleet. The bulk of what was ‘the S3C0lld floen in Europe, the iolwtll in strength among world nnvies, is now a part. of the Royal Navy. or lt is dcsiroycd 0:‘ crippled. It is no longer a potential inc- tor that under German and nlian control could be used to deal Britain a mortal blow. Whatever the lighting value of the French na- vnl units that are under British- control they now must be rated as

gill a=sct ior Briinin. 1 They supplement the power oi’. ihc Royal Navv upon which rest

Britain's hopes oi beating of! Ger. man Jtallan attack.

That ivas the immediate purpose oi the British Will‘ leadership. But Hi0?!’ was clearlv another reason for the stem action. Ii wins dcsign- cd to sound the knell of vagrant

‘peace rumors that have tantalized the world.

Nor can there be much question

‘ lint there ivns a definite pilrposc .n timin: o.‘ the stroke i0 synchro- niw.‘ \l'l.'ll United Stairs celebration oi tho Fourth of Jilly. Mi‘. Church- ill's words specifically mode it clear that it was to American public opinion hc was appealing to lldge

‘British nciion in thc light 0i rok- on Flrnch commitments and the rvirlrri danizcr in which Britain was bv We dubious status oi thc

l llcct.

Has Another Aspect

implicit. in British action against. Lilli‘ French iicct and in Mr. (“urc ‘s repudiation oi back- V. 1- i‘. -:-_—_—:.-, —_—

yesicrday .

n- ~

.dix while the operation was

I outfitted.

HflllSE

Conservative

. For War Policy.

OTTAWA. Jlllv 4»~'C<P\ —Dc- clarlllg it. would be \\'.'.l‘Ll $10090,- OOiLOOU to l.l’l(‘ United Stairs li illc British forces could salt-guard Am- erican shol-es until tins ccniiilunl completes arming Dr. H. (Con, Tornnio-Parkdnlc: ind \ l1l‘£!l‘(l the Crovernmeni to bnrrciv lnsro and tax less t0 my for the Will‘ eifcrt.

Sneaking on the budget in House 0i Commons Dr. Bruce ul-zzed Finance Minister Rulsiflll lo cxplorc the possibilitv oi borrow- inz in the Unitcd States. l-lc clninled it was inlpcssible to achieve a "pny-as-you go" policy.

"A patient might as well irv lo finance ihc removal oi his np

x0- ceediniz as for us to try to pay ior this war as we 20 out of Clll'l‘€ll‘. elirnincs." Dr, Bruce dcc1arc:i_

Budget Debate Drag:

Debate on the budget dragged slovcly through the aiterlioon with seldom more than 50 members in their seats.

At the start oi the sitting Prime Minister Mackenzie K1112: announ-

siates. He said the Government was doing everything pissible to remove unnecessary (l(‘lll_\'.

Just-ice Minister Lonolnte iablcd nu ordcr lll council dcrlurilll: ills-gal the organization known as "Jehovah's Witnesses."

A. M. Nicholson (C.C.F. Mac- Kenzlel urged the Government lo make all possible use oi ihc Hild- son Bzlv part. of Churchill in ship- mcni- of foodstuffs ovcrwns. oliencd the day's biitlllct <l('l1-'lll‘-

iConiinur-d on page ll, Col 3)

flame-throwing bomb. dislllll-Bell l” a portable radio. killed two detec- tives today and injured live other: _gwo critically — alter they ha rushed it from its llding place in the British Pavilion at the New York World's l-‘alr.

The blast tore a hole live iect wide and four ieet col-p In “i! ground or a little-used plot, smash- ed two huge gloss windows in‘ the dining salon oi the Polish Pavilion. 150 voids away. and rlllilill ll"! clothing irom the bodies oi its mangled victims,

The explosion shook _ the 10W? end oi the foreign section oi the iair and sent icar through the holi- day crowd oi more than 188.000 vis-

ra. 'l‘lle bombmpollce said It “'89 n time-device sprcaii dcslrilcliulliiiiiv two days oitcr a lllyfilflilllh‘ VON‘? lll a telephone coil Tilcsdiiy had 0r- dered the British Plivllun switch- o rator to "gel out oi

NEW YORK. Jilly 4.-—(AP) — A “l,

‘icélliflifiieclvlin ‘Muir a. ‘Col a)

Bornb Kills Two At Worl ’s Fair

Device Was Hi British Pavilion-Complete- Investigation_I_s_(_)rdered.

nIn

.- "I'he bomb had been accreted in the inn room on the second iloor oi the pavilion.

Had Been fiuored

It had been there since yesterday morning. ignored. because an cm- ployce believed it belonged to a charwoman.

'l‘odny. William strachan, the na- villons head electrician. took ihc case to cvrll Rawlings. assistant to the British commlslsloncr-gcncral. Cccil M. Pickthall.

"I hoard n ticking noise.“ said Rawllngs. who notified police

The bomb was taken bv thcm to a spot in the roar oi the Polish Pn- villon and vflcceii nmillist a hcnvy win- inc-sh fi-lne.

(Bill-ions lJlY-KLIPTS “'Pl'l‘ _ kcwl awav lrolil the wiiil dim ..'iv W‘ " (lino ' "l :1 c ll'ill)i)li"(i in.

\ . . sc, and vrcre prcpit-

l =—-—_— ~ (Continue don page B, Col 6)

wilhln at"...

HEARS‘

Claims‘ “Pay - as- You - Go” Policy Not Possible .

A. Bruce

i-hc

ccd the opening c! passport. of-' rircs at a number o1‘ points to facilitate iravcl i0 the United

l-lc‘

I The sleek little SillJ- ll. , l v .1. _ < ~ ‘ . l‘ Montreal shipyard. whiio (Sificsienlls solid‘riviolrlllrlli-rlzeiilkrhfiellir first mute or ‘vaum “as launched from a . materials by Canadian craftsmen and will servo tinder the o

critic;

Canadians May

yloan French Naval Units i

0T1‘.»\\\'.-\. Julv 4. — ((1') _—-

" "l headquarters hcre said

hut i. v.1» possibil- soull-

-. of lllt‘ lluglll (‘zlnllil-ln

Yolulliccr Ri-scrvc non ill

l zit tiic (lispnslii 0f i110

lt \ Ailiuiraliy‘ might be as-

sigtni-li to Frcncll warships tak-

‘ cll ovcr by the Roval Navy.

' llolvcvcr. no ilcililltc informa- tinll ivlls llvniinblc irom tho

‘ navy or tlic External Affairs ‘ llipllrinlcni ciinci-rllllig it L011- lloll ‘|llll‘l tlilit lhi- ('0|lIlli_i\l Oi- ficc s: ll (‘llnadn is offering to supply lullliliivnal oiflccrs for llniis of illc French iicet not? in llr .. l hands.

(lucsilolicll as to ivhcther tllo lflrcnvh llcct would bc 9i‘ any c.\ic|l<.vc vlililc to llritain, in vlcw oi‘ thc iliffcrcncc in gun cziiillrc. ll National Dcfcnce Dc- pnrtmcnt official said this would make little difference. n! tho discrepancy in czillbrc in the

' larlzc runs ls small and new

l-hclls (‘Vlllll bc quickly manil- ll\t‘llll"l‘ll.

i May Send Mosley

1T0 Dominion

l LONDON. Jul-y 4—~(CP) ~51!‘

John Aildcrsoll, Home Szcrcinrv, lold illt‘ Cclmnulls icdiy the Gm» crnnlcllt. is cctlsiilcrlllg ihc rcm o1 S11‘ Oswald Moslly ‘.\Il(l cl lnlprlsoncd friends oi Fascism ‘lie Domlnlons to place tlleln be- ‘ and the bench oi rescue by poss- ible lnvadera.

1O

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.8ays British Navy .

Suffered Only Slightly‘!

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LONDON. Juliy l-icr» ~A. v.1 Alcxnnder. First Lord of Lhc Ad-j mlraltyi. in a brcadcat tonight. sold ihc Rqvnl Navy suilcred only . miner casualties in the llC-(lOn ‘ against lhc I-‘rcnch at Orrin. v

l-ie said Ollc oiilccr and one man i were wcilndcd and inc crcn- oi one l

nllcrait was nlnsszng. I

The craft was COIISIFUQHJI of Canadian nilgn oi the Royal Navy Lsom after she l; _ c. .

A a is *E'nagedt“ PRUPUSALTU! By Success Of ‘BURRUEMERE

"eel l0 firm. its WHY through am.

Dramatic Scene As House Hears 0f Navai Action

Petain Government Orders French Vessels To Fight Way Home—Orders Them To Stop British Merchantmen.

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"UNDON- Jill)‘ Fllrrlllayl-(CIW-The Dally Herald said lodill‘ that "nearly Z50 French warship-tho greater pjfl of what was the second blltfist fleet in Europe-have fallen into British bands."

10x90". Jilly ll-lfilflllfl-JCH-‘Phe rm» Alaoolation relmrled "H? "d"? l4 "l1ll(l¢I'8¢MKl" more French war vessels are i‘ "whllflkc in Scottish Mates-a.

(By J. FZVSanderson, Canadian Press Staff Writer) _' LONDGN» July 4—(CP Cflbltfl-The Royal Navy has SOILOiI or. destroyed the great hulk of the French fleet to l lprevenl l_i from falling into German or Italian handsq ‘ ‘rlme Minister Churchill revealed to the House of Com- l lmons today. ,~

Action

BERLI..Jl i» -.-i .- vrflled bvvmellxccoss £5510 8Y1 i _ The white ensign of the lioyal Navy fluttered tonight. m. fled m - . m. m. l fl om scores of French warships-battleships, cruisers, d...

the groin. hulk or mo Fir-am llziuv. siroycrs, submarines and small craft. Others were dam. tllc

GUFIILHDS claimed ionighi French navy has Hillel“ 1 sinu" i0 scuttle its war. ' [Illilllllflfi at lllrcc or do as ‘tn iivrdd British SPlZllTE. l’). N. B.. Gcrmnns l'\C\\'S and pro- paganda uizcncv. claimed tho Pct- alll vovcrnlncni. oi Franco had in- formed the German armistice coin- lmission oi ‘its intention to’ sink Ficnch warships if they nee l.n- ilbwi ...u‘~r A. -. ~ I riIcheoplzlhllg‘ {hivcilsilfilerillnfgl SW1 to z His iolce tight ln pride and sorrow, Mr. Churchill told MP1“. bu,“ ¢m_nn“.....fl,..d m u... 3 the House ofhfoinlmons how wlih aching heal-ll the British ‘ i\"‘.illflll armistice oonlnnsslnn afw “qygynmqnt q seen to it that the F. - - flviesbaden bcforo orders wcre scni. l cqbinet “.0. 1d‘ , . _ . ‘ 1.0mm capltulanim .to the French ships. r ‘ l “u” early (“It n5 Pllllmlfie l0 lllfll 0V0!‘ llS l Gcnnon cnmnlcnlat-ors raizcd bc- . fleet i0 Germany. icnusc oi ihc- alinck oil Oran. A H9 told this smry.__

r ‘major prcnlLc f Formal lndiqnrl-l . . w... ‘m. u.,:¢,‘.1....._1..._. h.‘ q... “w... I The British Government ordered :1 baiile squadron to

jliucrl. destroyed or dispersed by British gunfire in the

‘wicl-dest and iilost mclnncholv sea battle of all times i ' '

l - . . irclzltlons iletwccn Britain and Biarslial Pcinin's (i0vcrn-' mcnt of France as a result. i

CHURCHILL TELLS STORY

~ cc cvreenmll. ‘and lvfcrlrcil ‘hm the .‘I0l'0(‘C.'lIl port of Oran where a French squadron ln- i. l‘i‘llil(‘l‘i‘fl llllllS oi thc French. ' l iflecl. would be interned and not‘

i cludimr ihc llunkerque nnd Strasbourg. 26,500-ion battle-l

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‘used against the British. lSlllDS. lay ill anchor.

Some ‘fillllllflllltllilfS called thol “lh '-. lOl-an nttrlck rm “incredible action?” en a s“ hour ultimatum expired‘ flashing gun! of . l D

I R Claim“. m, bfl.,gl_,_k_._1m‘~illc Royal Navy blazed away at ships which a few days: lfllffallmlql’ n“'q";n(lzl£\\'ll1‘iflnlip 't'l‘1\"l(li;’lll— lllro were fighting against the common encmv. and navall ‘v i". l. . c\v1.c.'\'-‘ . . - '

H“! Q0 break m“ or m? mum‘ planes dlopped bombs on ihclr erstwhile comrades in 1 “which the British battle squadron l lllms- ‘ lnlr‘. oil Oran and nearby More Ei-

Kcblr.

; iln the House oi Commons Mr.

lChul-l-hill swirl the l-"fctncne was; {sunk ill lllt‘ flfllfill.‘ ‘ The Brliish fnrrc aircraft carrier. three rrlil. a flotilla of smaller \'c.. .. cnrdinz to iho Gcrlnan accouni

CIVIL WAR AT SEA

w Y. ._ l llwlls civil Will‘ of the sea; Allies fighting‘ one nnoilii-l". i mouold on “h th q k _ ‘.5 and , cn c smo c had cleared lnvay over the hlile .‘I£‘(ll- ‘ ac- i l(‘l‘l‘.'vlll(‘i'll'l ihc Dunkerque or the Strasbourg hrld escaped l Askcil vghcihcl‘ Fmlncc mus: pond-i" gikullorl], French mnlnlzuld. nnwfl base‘. but wnh a hula ll)? rcznrdcd n: at war with nw- l" H ii I caused by n British torpedo. The oihcr of llllS fill‘. on uiiilirrlwcl \'.wi lryvkifl- powerful pull" of battleships was (lzlnmlycd and ashore mwn said srirrndicnllv: ,\ '):lille§*hi) "f the B‘. t , l, ,_ ‘h '_ ' ‘ ..(.,,..._.,.n1.. H L. m. a .m-.. my U _ - I _ c agnc c n» all ltccn sunk and ‘h... u, .,...\..,.n o... h...» I a sisiil ship was heavily damaged. 'l‘wo French (lcislroyers -—~—~ I iiillii ihe_ scnplanc carrier Commandnnie Tcsic were sunk Germans Claim 1"" """"'"i- u ' “ciinivhilc in British ports. llindinl: parties honrdcil m" _l"'°""h lWlllQ-‘illlll-K 1W0 light cruisers. submarines ‘ ll kllild Z00 small craft and took possession of thcm-

ls Torpedoeil I ‘ A‘

Alcxan drla, in the

Qality Counts i-fl/Iost

pp i! ‘e VCllLlUll ll'l llllv t‘.\(‘lll. i mm‘ ERIE, out, Julv 4_<cr.- l‘

Annual Iinlli-er Ii F

hlfmmeil "llsellels Predicted a rupture of diplomatic l i‘

glme will be "mo and Bplfififflltly’ no llli

lptlon lJoiivrre-d $0.00 i. slim. cummi- min l ~ \ u

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OLERJVION'I‘-l<'ELLZ iMlD. Jlll‘? 3w ‘AP)——-(I)i’l.l.,\'0d/

broken France, nil-roamed in g _ ‘Ill lli- ' Al w. . ~ z. s cl; t.‘ n". f .i.s pol s (‘mire 0:1 .l‘lo~ dern" llTlOAL

The new regime 0i 8'61: ml. brl

characterzzrd bv its plwveriul e tivo. branch, an anti"- w tililon. and ll parlio . ed i» lllnciicn with tile minirllilxrl 01 tlllk

.~\ imtemeni. Dilbils’ l Niarshal Henri Pl _ $.11: aa- sun», power in the t lk hour o! French defeat, had ilrrfinttelv de- cided i0 Meek away from "riwiltinc formalism" and inaugurate drastic reforms.

illese reforms. the statement said. will eximnd. to tho very ‘lundzimen- tals oi the nation's lilo.

Th6? will be designed to eliminate "internal quarrels. political "using and interminable dlscussionslrl pa“- llament."

The preemt French Chanmer - Deputies and Sunni/l wl’! :1 -—'.-: in convoke a natiollnl w» r» the creation of a -~

The national aswl give" ' l‘: ‘o n ni-"v 0r lnhllcs" i‘.~.~‘ ‘~ ‘ parliament. and differ-

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The new lcgislili‘. . -

will ensure H.

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TORONTYW

Lfilllfi‘. and :1. II.‘ ~

y . eastern end oi ihc llediter- Kill-I'll; ' BPRLIN. July PM!“ MTM of lfflllCillhiluift-cilCll lmitlcship. mill-toils own iri (icrlnnn lrligll Colnlnnlld ccm- . I litllil Cllilllsitrs mid ii nllmlicl‘ FilRl-(‘\§'l‘ mlmique today clzilnlcd: T n 0 smil cl" vessels ucre told _ ‘"1; Ijilbnlalrzing conlllfllmfidtbl" ‘to surrender or in irv to pll-Iilfnllilllii “(in W“ Fri cu. nrastc cct. .101‘- 1_ _ - _ - .4‘ 3' \ I'~-l "d Dcclio hit on the ncivcsl "Brltisllj u ' lflllhl lllclr Way Pail l’! "H- “""‘- "l" "‘"“ll ‘MW’ l" 1"" nicplllne carrier illustrloils. y a llflll Squzldymt iirc. iThe Illusirloxls is one 0i Bri-l l _- - Irvin's six new aircraft. carriers ciuc l Bllhsh 105595 hi“? he?" gum,“ . T. .. . ____ __ - _ _ , . . \__v ..-~ » lo be completed this vclarl. rmsslb- Wxxsklmtyrov July 4 New Wiczuccdingly small. .\o llri- ,.».. _.;'~_.- L... ._ -- gqvLhfiiltGxpagfé lyophcx“mé‘t“u'lg mp...“ L...“ ‘1.',L.S,u;.n._‘ noos....cu}ilsh ship was lost and in the l “hives. will!" " i. - i ' - ' ‘ . . .. .- ‘ 1 .. , .n<l ‘ ‘rchm \.. l Ilritish Adrmirnlty w ll revcal kgfllufllgfijyld h?) fill?!‘ $513531 éljaglll-{n enlinzvmcni mill one ‘ - iyiluitilleirti?lltilfl-liasvlllillnypgllelaugfiil?‘ fiel-l-cilirv (filrlicil Hllll i. his Yjcii- "fl-we" and "n9 "m" “Pr? . n - . i - -. -. ‘ - l . . . . . ‘ - . mics "Niccolo n" dliillm for $‘J.?il'$l"li'il‘l1.115%“? Z'.{‘.‘.§§;...‘lx$ii§l- “mmd-“l "M ll‘? "w" "l "llmlnlllllfil-l plcsiilillillll usplrllilis l0(lli\'. imw mrcnlft nu-“mz- Hum 111» "Y " ' 'l‘llc report clnolloiiii iruln usual- .\Il'. Churchill lOltl llllfi "lillfiPtflw luv!" i‘ l author Ll til 2 _ til‘ d llli i - . . tlie lltlpCdltil nlixssiiyoicfifiogiisutlllxlreti.Plznne Mo“ to lhe_ "fins? Sim self. "~' Al‘! or '~~~ mg oillclkcllndlilalcs. w B m ‘lil the most dramatic sccnc ind rim n ~ . i‘ upper crs o sclla r ur n r - ,- _ 4m Vl/llcclcr, NIO-"llllllg, Dclnocrllt. made “, estmlnstor has ‘Htnossctl clcnl", lloucvcr. than. Lilcv were uis- since the outbreak 0f \\'.'ll‘. y..._.- »»\_.»\~-

lncllllcd l0 ncccpl. this decision ils lna . y

Until this week, wllccler has saidl i he WOlikl not. be a candida li Mr.‘ ‘ltooscvclt mil. The lilontanall an- nounccci lust Tfiicsdav, however, that his nzimc would go bciore the con-

(Coniiuucd on moo B. (‘o1 l)

War-ZS Ywearsl Ago Today

ALIEN IS ARRESTED

-——1l0lll\ lluilllk, 1K2. l(llll'l(‘Tl_\' of Nova‘ JULY 5‘ l9‘? ‘ R“~“'"‘“* You ' Scolla idnilii-L not. ilviilllllllci. was ‘ll "MW" .M"“.r1""' ‘HWWM- "- E A llll-zrll lilLu tl|\ll)tl\' in‘ ilinnl (‘llml- l“""" 'l"' \‘-""--l 1"“ W” H‘ I’ lllilll Almlllli-ll Police liL llll~ imliml ‘no ‘l "l" * "lm" him-W“ "‘ |i>\\ll iolhn, \'l|'.tl')(i‘tl \\iill lt".t\.llt( ~‘"ll'l"l - l“ lli“ li W" "'3 his l('l'.lI<\l'\' without lmllcc (‘t)ll\'\‘||\_ irrll lll.\ l.|~-:- .\l._\v,‘.i- Hill. on