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Enemy Tanks Dive Off Roads As R. A. F. Swoops From Sky

B)’ Godfrey Anderson ASSUPIHIJJd Press Staff Write;-

WITH THE ROYAL AIR. FORCE

‘Amiens. occupied yesterday by Ge man advance forces. Light arm-alr- craft units were observed north and northeast of Amiens but there seem-

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1N umuclz. Muv 22 —_(AP)-—Ger- 1111 tanks were seen diving from [(111115 lll CUIIIUSIOII I0 BVOIG CIUSEBTS o1 bombs dropped today bv low-

edlittle movement over the roads in 1111s section.

Brlt1sl1 a1rcrsft spotted one con- vov and bombed the head of the col-

lllvlug ltuyal Air fvorce lanes 1n 1

ML G 11 1 , v _ __ umn. Plots reported direct h.ts, and

A" uhumgfogl? $53031!‘ ellfnRl-ufi-i}; llgiéhlilllffllférthéglllflii st hind the it was believed the road was biock- -__ .-.%"é-:;":'.~l°"."."."-1."l::"“.§l§“lzzlz"".tflz §Il9°l?§he' T?“ w“ mked m M; . , ‘ -l_'. _ .2 , ac rom e raid. the bomber

. F" 1,11“? gist“; {f(;L§<Cl1‘3-11_1 111? lnilln aimed at shattering crews told of being "luckv enough t» visitor w Anlbefm- . 1 . 101111411 conununltatkons and sup- find some o; 1,1,9 “mks much had

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s. -lus father, Dr, A. 1.. poll?“ Mr Reginald O'Connor 1 f1 - _ , c re- cent-ly for Hu11fux. N. s__ 11-111-1-1- 11¢ W111 10in the P. E. I. H1g11lu11<l01's. Mr. Eric Corbett, student. nt M1.

Allison Commercial College, 11115 11..

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At one point as their planes roar- ed down. the pilots said, they could see a battle on the ground between ;t\vn German 11nd two allied tanks. 'i‘\\'011Lv (1011112111 light tanks were cnuiucd 111011;: o11c road near Amiens ‘Thcv wore spnttcrccl with machine gun fire from the planes.

broken through Allied lines.

"One of t2 e pilots dropped a bomb right in the middle of three of them." the fliers said, "One of the tanks reared 1m like a horse and 1e11 over backwards. _

“Another mach 11c found n convoy

of German lorries and let go his load at them. He could actually see the lorries toppling headlong off the road."

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British Press Approves New l War Measures

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Slur! every day with o

olnthe Evening News. thing and everybody," rim headline on the Star.

"To conquer totalitarianism must for the time being go totallta-r 11m," observed the Da1ly Mirror.

The ‘runes commented:-

"A.n united nation feels no her act comes near to suspending th very essence of the copstitution a 1'1". has been built up in 1,000 years

makes every mun and member of the national forces." The Manchester Guardian:

that we may resume them .

land."

pie “will rejoice . sire of everybody is to serve." r- festallon of that dynamic leader ship for wl1icl1 the country been looking," said the Telegraph

mentcd the Daily Mall. The Daily Herald: "We sccep the new law. We salute the intel

imroduccd it. It shows a realism an e1 Orgy and a boldness in on lenciu.» wuhout which we could no hope for victory."

The Herald went. on:—-

week of 1h’: ouibocak of the war

Had tficy born effected. had the being sought been achieved without. de- woud have re-

naticnol nmbilization now

lay. the country ccivecl no such shock as Hitler has

ernment," was the flaring behner

Government. control o! 010g- e

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ltstlon or misgivlng though the new

"Our ancient. liberties are placed in pawn for victory . . .. - porary surrender is made with glad

heart and confident spirit. for it woman l.

"We must surrender our liberties to the government. of our choice in order

the government could do one thing that would have great. significance —it could announce its assumption of control of the bunk of Eng-

Tne News Chronicle said the peo- . the one de-

"Here at last. 1s a, tangible manl-

has “It's the kind of tonic the na-

tion ekpccts from itsrulers," com-

ligcnce of the statesmen who have

“If the Chamberlain Government had known its Job these changes would have been effected within s.

turned to his home for the sunmur. Bombs were poured on military . vlcflilon. iOILICCIlVPS a fcw miles north 01' I Mr. Herbert Lcavlt, t d 1 ‘”'

MI- 51115011 Academy, 11.1: llucfllrtlifidI

{ponhis home for the 51111111101" voca-

Messrs. Bill Fraser and Rnv students at Mi. Allison U111v have returned _1o then" 11011105 1 summer vacation

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Mr. Hebcr Corbett. 11 as :1 visitor to sackvilc. N. 1y, 11111 the closing exercses of Ml. University.

1'f‘1'011l -11u.1 Allison

Once sin 101101" comes to 1.11s ‘town In t e appointment of b1011- tenant-Coloncl P. S, 111011111111, m1 command the Second ltlr-duuu 131' nude or tl_1c_ Cnnachun A11 ln-zy. Colonel Nadine 1111s b11011 14131111011 leave of abscnce from 111s 11os111o11 of De uty Provincial ‘rrcnsurcr 111d

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Ickcy. S. lhas a ready 141K011 ‘lip 111s 11111 y -__ duties. Hc lakes \v1i11_l11111 the l1 L

ll[’l‘lll.\'r.1l FROM 55g“. Wlfillfis 0f s. host o1‘ friends. I ll.‘ —~ Ru D1". A. A. C t: and ““~—'

911k; 111m 5,30“, m? 3,301“ Mr. Parker Hooper, Charlottetown! 1n Sm, ,1‘ N_ B“ have t? was a recent buslnvss v1s11cr to A -1

. home in Summer- e uccomparced heme

vdrcn, the Misses 1'01. 11nd Mann =111s at Mcunt

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m’ Wlk hlnre on Saturday, 18111. n: 9t. bfnry’; cached. liiifnx . S, 111 Rev. Fr. i.’ r1 .\l V‘\".'1n Carver to EH11 f‘ z. . 11.111 ("f Svimmcr- \1..\ vote niirrlrrd 1w My

‘ T11R01 Swreney 0f H111.‘ 1'1 .\f1's. Pcrry will make "H" in Summersde, where

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is attending xcrcrcs M 114.5111“, ' at Sackvllle, N.

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;,,"’"flr§\ln< n. Allen m m ‘F; Ftl-‘lflfillltz the grndun-‘icn _-fi]'l“.i'11r11' A1110“ U”. q Sp. <‘..111 .11».~r Mk5 991--

l-dmt- 0f the Unlversty.

berton in conuecton “"1111 the crud» 111R of the Montrose to Road project.

Friends of Mr. John Gavin, Al-, ma. WIII regret 1o lenru 111211. 11o ls 11 patient in the Plume Cnuuly rlc.~111- , tal. All wish fur his spccuy 11nd complete recovery.

Friends of Mr. ivfcscs Foley Cc11- tral Klldare will regret 1o learn oi his serious illness and all hope 1'01", n.s early recovery".

M1". Gerald Redmond. Tignlsh was a recent v1s11or 1o A bc1'1.o11.

Mrs, James Hogan has r0iu1'11r111 from 11 very pleasant mp to D1111- mouth, N. S.

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Messrs. Ronald McKinnon, ung-

. an Hal Dalton, Lot Seven,‘ have return to Alberton for the" summer mon where they " 1 paved with the surveying c1 w 1111-‘ der the direction of 01111111001‘ MIZI

Lorne B. Whitewny.

The regular weekly meeting o1 the First Alberton Boy Scout ‘n-oap was held in their n1eet1n quururis 1n the Masonic Lodge bu1d111 F11- day evening. Meeting 01111110 wlih flag break and Scout. s1lc11c0. 'l'111s was followed bv P111101 11151100111111 nnd attendance Chuckcd sl1o1v1111; ten scouts present. ‘F1115 was follow- ed by a liircl game and iustructmu in tcnderfoo work bv the Asszs- unt Scoutmsster. Anothcr lively game and the Scouts gathered a- round the campfire for a, siug-songi ':111d short talk bv ‘the Asslslfllli. 1 ‘Scoutmasber. Met-ting closcfl \v.t11 t". e National Anthem and Scout s11- ence.

Mr. Hillion, of the arlottetoun Y. M. C. A., was u vis tor to Alber- ton Thursday evening. the 16th for the purpose of explaming t1 c work, of the Y. M. C. A._ with those on. militnrv service l1on1c ils wcll n. overseas. He was 11000111111114-11 111-1 Mr. Baker of sumlucrsl c. 0111111: to some misunderstanding the 11101111111; was known only to n. few 11nd 1101101-1 the very small crmvd 111 a_ll011(l.'111_1'0.I However he gave a vcrv 11110111511111: and enlightening tn‘k 011 L110 5111111- tion of the Y, M. C. A.. with 1110‘ hope that. son1c ways and n1cn11s1 would be devised to raise the ncccs- 1 sarv funds to romote the work which the Y. . c. A._ has undcr- taken. He stressed the point that the Y. M. C. A-. not 011lv mmtrlcs refreshments, llterattire and 111111011». and recreational centres but 011101-- tainmenis such as 001100115 and mov- ies which tends greatly to nllcvinfc their worry and strain which 1110 soldiers overseas are constantly under.

The regular monthly meeting 0! the town council was hold Tuesday

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night. Msv l4, in the (‘01111011 Rooms in the Profit Building. Mayor J. W. Wsu h resided. Rout no

business beng fnishcd the c1v11~ assessment was read the 111st 111111 second time and laid asid0 1m" 1111- third rending the following 11111111. is assessment wl1‘cl1 is 1110 samc

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8B Nazi Pldnes Swoop I1 British Sail At ’Em C. Clark Tells Story

(Continued ’."9"Lpusc_i> ircc to irre.

LIKE A WEDGE INTO A LOG

Now we know why the Germans have not. been wasting plane: in

raids 011 London and Paris. They have been saving them for this mass

1111.101; on 111(- narrow fronts which have been chosen for them to plcrcc as wedges are driven into a log along its length to break it open

I landed out here a. couple of days after the great show began and since we newspapermen are the least of the worries of the army and

since, of course. we are unable to move without. en individual escorting officer and since 40 of us must: be held under control together, I have bc011 dcnicd, along with all the rest, any chance to get. into the actual

1111111. 1111c during the 1385i. I011!‘ (IF-Y! 0f 111110115 64mm" Wm‘ ma“ all!‘ mend-shaped drives of massed bomber; Ind tanks. I have seen, in fact, only the ab" end of these Teutonic hammer blows, though the infantry, 11nd 1111' men have described ls ebove the detail of the furious crawling mass of spouting steel below on the ground.

But the tremendous sir strength of the Germans would be my first mtprcsslon, if it were not, on the contrary, the tireless valor of the Bri- dsh au- force. Yesterday 11 Hurricane: came up on one of thou bomber- tank drives Just in the not of starting. ‘Ihere in the sir were aerrled squadrons consisting of more than 00 bombers. guarded by over 20 fighters and on the ground hundreds of assorted tabla filling the Blr 11-11-11 r brood and giant dust cloud.

BRITISH MAKE THEM TURN TAIL

without thought the 11 little Hurricanes dove on the bombers while 1l1e German f1ghters tried to divert, them. From where we hsve been allowed to penetrate, these furious, unequal sir frenzles tre ell we can see, but. it is enough to almost choke the breath out. of the body. 1n this

I small action yesterday the Hurrlcsncea ignored the fighters end bore

1n on the bombers, eight of which were shot down with their freights of 110111115 and me balance of the formation was comrplet/ely disorganized, and abandoned the attrck to return to their dromes to reorllnlll-

xo figures were given u to the number of our 11 who came out of 1t. The minute these wedge attacks ue 1e " i, our bombers, includ- ing photography planes Ind every other type of machine available, rush

I 111 11nd bomb both behind and before the tank mass as well as directly

on 1t, to cut bridges and crossings, because the peril of the Gennan method is a safe return of tanks to the fuel end r6911! b089-

Word 111, this stage of Germany's spear thrusts is they Ire b11118

pan-led not stopped. But the vital fact. 1a that the Alermsns still ere 11.11111; 11k- moss attack 1111a the British and French m using thclr nnqucnchable and individual valor. History will tcll you which human trait Ls nobler and which wins.

MACHINE-GUN REFUGEE!

Among the 5111111 items met in our wild chase alone the irlnce o! 111111. unforgettable battle was the mechine-gunning of 11 Red Cross train with giant 1"ed crosses on the car roofs. The machine-gunning of 1; station filled with refugees end nothtng else. Last night t big bomber ambled fair on top of our latest ovemlght. home. sesrchllghts picked it 11p and from our hotel window we watched a spectacle that put the Exhibition fireworks to shame as antkaircraft and pompoms, firing bright, red and ycllow irncer shells. lashed around the wildly swervlng big lmmber. n-ioih-like 1n the spotlight. 1t was reported down n few miles 0111.

S1111 another heap of aluminum alloy steel was n. giant. l-fclnkel. A

little Hurricane icok it. from the side end cut the tail half off 5,3 a hunting axe chops off a bass‘ tail.

I am too sore of heart to mention the refugees today, The whole

world Is filled with them. The heart leaves the stomach no appetite for iear one crust may be denied these homeless hordes.

IIOW SILLY THESE "SECRETS"

1M1 I sow :1 milk wagon like the one that calls at your door today. black steel boxes full of worthless secrets of stole now.

administered in the past utek." The Daily Express said “the em-

nounoor, Msy 2a _1"r* ' w) ‘ . alm- vl . —-(CP Cable) -1n big headlines ENO 1 . . It woken up your ggglliigngr Téfigfipzfil wsékwlg 1g‘; liver, {learn and sweeten: J a ° , n h ‘. to ‘meet the grave war situation. m“ ‘gézvnugn? '31:‘: j ‘Dictator powers for the Gov- 99 F’ g1

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l Flight Commander John Alex- ander Campbell of Willow P011111 ‘near Nelson, 21F. is postczl us "missing In the heavy Allird sky Ifighting In Belgium and Holland. _Crmpbell has been with the Royvnl Mr Force for three years, 11nd Went

dcuoulcdgcd 111111 110.1111 nus _ OIL-AA“ med bv Llll: 00111121115, but sold t. f)’ hud been unabe l-o cross the Aline at; Rethel or anv other point.

T1115 report. was published by Tele- france Agency wh ch denied tfllilm reports t at the Germans hid reached the channel and cut 011 the Allied arrnlcs 1n Be-Ell-lm-

“'I'11e snuation can 1n no way b0 considered desperate," the agcncl’ said.

Reporting that the Gemuma had only 5,000 men at. Amiens. Tele- france added: “The WEB-kn"! °1 these effectlves constituted the risk of the operation, a risk which be-

Iflnmfs all the grcatfjr 110W U18! m" 111111105 are c011111lc1c.v 1n place on l 1l1e positions chosen after the breovk 11h the line from lflamur to sedan.

.AmQng the days announcements. bv the ministry of information was that the bridge; of the Somme 1W1 been destroyed 1o bar s furl-lief German thrust to the south.

CHURCHILL

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Bush Preparations

Meanwhile the British Govern- ment. went shead perfecting its plans to meet the cutest menace ever aimed at th country. It rushed through the House of Com- mons legislation providing the death penalty for treachery in wartime. It was generally agreed the legislation gave the Govern- merit power to inflict the death

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