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The People's Paper

Covers Prince Edward

Island Like the Dew

MAXI M6

OFA

MERE MAN

Democracy is that fomi of gov- ernment which above every other is inspired by the consciousness cf the dignity of man.

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“CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA,‘ MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, mo

s FAG <‘ ‘ ,,,

Anuun finlucriptlon Delivered $5.00 (‘Illillll Ind (1.3 $5.0!-

Ul||—l'.l'l.l 1004i:

lfussu REPORTED MASSING TR

Two Big Nazi Ships Sunk; 3, 000

Soldiers

Killed

Destruction Is-Fai-t or Method- i a1 Work Of Royal Air Force.

ilanson Claims ‘Nothing Secret’ llhout Plans

Story of Training of British Airmen was Known on Street, Conservative Lead- er Says.

FREDERIOTON, l3 -(CP)- _Conservative leader It. B. Hanson said here tonight that neither Prinle Minister Mackenzie King nor any member of his government had in- (united to him that there ova: "anything secret" about arrange- menls-iirst disclosed to the public in Mr. Hanson's Charlottetown speech Friday night -for training ir, Canada of Bidtish airmen addi- tional to those under the British commonwealth air training plan.

Replying to Mr. King's Saturdar strlfemcnt that Mr. Hanson "him- self believed he was betraying a military secret," the Comet-votive leader said: "I am amazed tlint Mr Kin: should attribute to me any- filling of the sort."

“Neither he nor any member of his government ever intimated to ma. at any time. that there vyas anything secret about this training action," said Mr. Hanson.

“lf anyone in auihorllv had at my time given me the infnrina‘iol1 it would have been kept sdcrcd I heard the story on the strcct. ivnrd it from nressmcn, and I brvl the information from deparlnlcninl —~_ — W a ~ ' ' x (Continued on page 7. Col 6)

Greek Army Said Ready

LONDON, O-ct. -—High falling on the Nazi-held French port of Lorient sank two big ships and killed more than 3,000 German soldiers in a single night raid recently, the Ministry of Information announced today in a statement sketch- ing some of the effects of the deadly methodical work of the Royal Air Force.

Loricnt lies on the south- crn side of the Brittany peninsula. southeast of Brest, and is one of the “in- vnsion bases” which Prime Illinislcl‘ Churchill said the German army has prepared for its contemplated sea- borne attack on Britain.

The Government. the Min-

13—(CP)

isiry declared. received its information from “a neu- tral source," which it did not name.

Tho R. .\. F. cnrricll on its il\‘.'l\l_\' rlunpzliigll zlglliilst Gcr- nrlnv Flllllvllllv night ll_\' drop- ping llilllliR nu .10 <1~1l:ll'.'lic military nbicvlivrs, the .\i'r .\lini~¢r_v said. 'l‘iic<e rnirls in-

Flurlcll one on licrlin. wlucll \\'.‘i,< ri "<ui'lll nnvi" of illc night's work, null :1 l\\'fi-llfiill'

r-itlck on lilo Krupp nrlunnicni fwinrv at l-Ksnn.

Tllc illliil<il’\"~‘ ncws FCFVlCl‘ <lllll Kvunp ln:..l:ll'g< wcrc llil l'v‘ilt'fli"iil_\' in llllfll (‘Xllilmivfl llfillllN, <li'll(‘ of illcni illc

llcnvicst xvi uulnrulczl rm Cor- nvulv.

At illf‘ valve iimc the Admlrnlfv and fll" Air '.\1llll.<ll‘_\' nnnounccd the RA l1‘. rcrolilinissnnce flights

ATHENS, Greece. Oct. i3.-—rAP)‘ —A luizli auihoritv announcczi dur- inll the week-end that tlic Grcck arlnv ls mobilized and ililli tins lfllllltly-like Turkey — is ready to- iilllli it anyone pulls the trigger by. in invasion, ‘ __Concerncd at the implications of. QCIIIIZIIIVS march to Bucharest, in‘ lllc heart of the Balkans. this auth-l Jrlly said Greek forces are bcuig‘ llrclluilicned on the A baniau iron- .lcr whcrc Italian forces, all-curly l5llmfilvd b0 number 120,000 to 150.- iiiil, are being gradually incrcascd.

“Itjiians

__iContiuur<l on page 3.

over tlic ii Atlantic port of (‘hcrbourg l“'.ll revealed extensive damauc in irlrbor facilities and

. bombardment inst ‘rich’ and a simultan- eous attack by zhc It. A. F‘.

Tilt‘ Xllnistrx" of Information said llial on Berlin lilld left “lyidlvi slmknu" and with weaken-

ed moral‘ after Grieving assur- nurm "il~.:~‘ no forricvl aircraft can l I ]li‘llt‘ll'il'.f‘ til-rnlzln tlcfcnccs." ' o

C01 4)___

Admit

Loss OfDes tro yer, 2 Torpedo Bwoflats

Coming Fvents —Q—

Ihto for Notices In this colnm: I cents per word.

"Talkies-Criminal Tuesday. 11-319-10-12-21.

‘.m 1M ‘ Oct. ti“ om!“ Hulisdivlil-‘llfliiitiii

"Talkies and Dan Bradslb e wwmdav. ci-SIQAIO-IZB-llll-

“Bl. Peters Starch Factory wil ‘lively take i, t iii whim 21st. no gffliig-jiisl-llillll.

"Chicken 511m)!!!‘ d Do ice at a An , an l , -__ ~»»~~if°" "Marshal.

so ‘i- maging’ sliinnl“ i‘ liieii pieiienli ll wmeedlv. curling iiliil atastl P-M- L-aol-io-o-il-is.

“Hot Goose Bu Vicotrin Unit u "m" . ‘at’ %’ii‘€°i‘...‘&‘.‘“" Eliil-‘litilllll

"Da ____ _ mim- nczunlcnh agiletghire Hall to

L-SIS-IO-l-i-li.

"Dlnce c M s u v rnon River, “Iluirsday ‘Odgbeflillth WV b- itel-‘s Orchestra: c L-QM-td-ilflfi.

"Reserve octooei- 29th Picas- Int Valley Church cl i k ms 111136: ‘i’ "ml Cutciifieb, ‘Iisreflgrlcion.

14-357-10-14-28.

ROME, Oct. l3 —(AP) —An It- alian (lf'5tr0,\'t‘l' and two torpedo boats were acknowledged by the Italian high command today have bccn slink (luring a. naval bat- ile near Malia, during which the Iinllnns claimed a British cruiser was slulk.

('I'lli‘l'P. was no confirmation in London of illc naval battle and no immediate comnicnt on the Italian claims.)

Tile Italians claimed aLw they damaged all aircraft carrier and anollicr clulfcr.

Tile lllgli command communique claimed the battle ln~ted through n coy nnd illulit off illc British is- lund slvcnirhold.

(Tllc only information on Medl- icrrancnu nciloii from Britain was ,1 communique issucd iofifll‘ fli- VH1- lciin, ltialin, announcing ‘hat It- alian planes auprtwavlicd that base Saturday but turn-ed back without, attacking.)

Although Italy lost three shill! for one, tlic Italians counted it o. triumph lrccausc. ihcy boatscd their losses ioiallcd only 2.600 ions against about 7.000 for Britain

Tho first big naval clnsh between tho rivnl flccis wns iliat off Punio Slllo, in tln- (‘ciltrnl Mediterran- 1-1111, July 9, in which illc Itnlhns (‘llllIllPil :1 Hriiisli naval force re-

‘rcll. bruit-u,

hlTllfl ndmiraltv nccount of this hniilc differed sharply. An Italian force including two battleships, a lnrgc number of ilcavy’ cruisers and 25 drsircfvcrs the admiralty said,

‘(Oonlilluednon p386 7- C01 4)

explosive b o m b s

‘:22 <T%1”.*:.2“".;*:.. ‘t: Many Dangers m But Confident

repented R. A. F. raids, tile population i

+o 000+“ oo-emoo» 0o core»-

g Princesses Elizabeth And Margaret Rose z

iee-ooooo 0e o o 0400 o-oeeooooo-eoooooeoovoeo voowoooowf

Princess Elizabeth peaks To Empire In FirstBroadcast

‘llf-lllll Priizrcss Iiliznllclli sail] 1*» (‘lilitil rn at lionu- are "full of

LONDON, (ll-i. l3.—((‘I’)-l<‘ouriccn- in lll‘i' first lirnnun. today that ilri , chccrftlincss and courage." _ ‘ We know, evcryom- of us, that ili tllc end all will be well." said U18

King's elder daughter, on the llritish llrlnillcnsiing (‘urporatlonb chil-

i iircrfs hour. _ l “Ami when pcncc conics." the Prlncessnlicicd, "rcnn-lnllcr it will be

‘ for us l-iiil rcn oi‘ [Milly to nlakc lilc world of tomorrow n bcttcr and ha!» picr illaicc."

Hon. R. B. Hanson ‘Proves Correct

i Belated Acceptance by,

King Govt. of 1938 Air Training Illa“,

OTTAWA. Oct. 13.—((‘,p1 _ Transfer of a number of nova] Air Force service flying training Ivhools to Canada is already un- g9!‘ any, It was learned Satur-

fly. Students, Instructors and equipment “re b91711.’ mflvcd lo this country because 0i‘ m vantageous l-Pillnlllg‘ mm“ Prevalnnfi here. Till- (‘niludlan government is providing the air-

romes and buildings, but (he schools will operate under Brit- ish control.

While the numher nf schools to be moved has not liccn dis- flnsul ‘lmfimll’. an Air i\lilli.\‘ll‘y source said it was eight .11- ‘my sihlv more.

The schools will npcrrlic apart from the [British (‘ommnnwcnlili Air Training plan, although 1,, some instances tlicv inc stations "rllllnfllly Pnllilfcll from lrnin- ing plan schools,

Mr. King Annoyed

OTTAWA, Oct. ]3.—(CP) ~ Cun- servntive Lender Hanson's disclosure of British oiaiis to train additional airmen in Canada drcw cc lo from Prime Mlnlslci- Ms Km): and Air MilliSitll‘ Power, l id tonight observers here believed the stage muzht be set for a first-class: political battle in parliament.

People of Catiadn and Brllaiil would find it “dllficuli. l0 1111i"..- stand and impossible to forgive" Mr. I-Iansolrs disclosure, the Plfillll‘ Min- ister said late yesterday in a prepar- ed statement.

He said that Mr. Hanson. in his Charlottetown speech Friday nlgilt, used “in a wholly l-rr ieous and un- warranted manner‘ ininriliniiun 1which had been RlYCll lllm in confi- 1 dcnce. _ _ , Mr. Power riiltl in a Ffifiii" earlier Saiurdzvv: "As I un .l it, Ml‘. Hanson is prcseiltw cncdgcd in the great, war work of recruiting for the Tory party." I-‘Ic ntltl" ‘I

(‘iii l

should snv that by noun} 1c psccrct not of lbl- Canadian . \'l‘lli- lmcnt but of Britain . _ . lav l 1y 1 have made one, rccruit. His lllilili‘ is 1' Hitler." i In an address o! the annuallneci- lino of the Qnl-clvs cflllllll“ t‘ a - P!‘-

lvnlive Association in Charo’ ;1=‘rlda_v' night, Ml‘. ' -

I (Continued on pogo '7, Col ill

‘Expects Step-up

1 The ulidrcss, lasting four minutes, was llr-nrd il|i‘l7ll|1il(llli,VtllitdWilE-f:

"I iccl that I am speaking to

'frlenc.s Xillll companions who have s _ q, 1-,", roan“, M (he Ho,“ , silnred with my sister and nus: l y

many a happy children's hour,"

leave your hcm and be sepulaild from your lallicrs and nlDldlClS. "My slstsr, Margaret R: ,, and I feel so much for you, as we know from experience WllJt it liicnns i0 ‘be away from those we love inosi al i

"'1‘0 you living iii new surround- ings, we sud a message of true sylnlgallly‘ nnd at the same time we would like to thunk the kind tieoplc who have welcomed you to

dcclu . illai \ lilo Britain ‘can- not be lion cu." n “urcnl many dan- gers“ \\'lll llnvc in be laced ill the

mm, 1mm“ in we couml-‘rc lnzuix- . ‘.l.ii'l‘l'll_' and iribunilon ’Ihc King and Quccn listened in are uwtul " ‘us! lord said bu! I :01‘ ‘ion in sharp

the some room, Elimbctll spoke

ill clcar, confident tones.

contrast to \\‘l‘.ll June. it was

Radio officials commended hcr tout-ll and an ii wc lost the whole 1M1‘ of "nuke frmhqul- of the cxuc nlnly force or not. Before Princess Elizabeth oon- """—"_"—'

iciuded the broadcast with, "Good-l lnight and good luck to you all,“ ~slie had licr little sister who was beside her at tile microphone sily: ‘ Goodnight, children."

The heir presumptive to the throne, Princess Elizabeth spoke also to those who "have travelled, thousand of inilcs to find a war- time nomc and a kindly welcome in Canada, Australia, New Zfilllfllltl, I South Africa and the United States

“Point Cut Threat To Russians

of America." , __ , , "I aim sure that you. too. are‘ of; ,,T"‘,',“,._°-‘;,,§°,§§,1, m“. ten t inking of the old couil r_\. P2133170’! “mm NW “mm mm“

she said to ilic voyagcrs. “I KILOW you won't forgot us. It is Just ccnusc _' - , we are not forgetting you that l Hliv Ci'<'l}lj1\\_-flfl_ ‘If “a: want on bclinlf of all the ("lllklrnni lfnslolttlltfl hlnlvlqlhézl was 1 .p. at home to send you our love and El 1 ‘ ' , , .. -- best wishes to you and to your kind The 5mm“ “°“*‘i”“_“,'rth ‘K133, 11051,; a, we11___, ' nlicr advancing fl\(‘_illf‘Ol§ l; 1.“. "I cnn truthfully say to you all ‘lllllliml “"5 d""“""d m “n6, 6 that children fit. home are nnl of 1:11" c-Xnloiiflilol} fl ilwfilim" 1*,” chccrfulncss and courage. Wo arc ‘ "ll “"105- "ddml; 1H‘ “f” trying m do nil we can to liclp cur i‘ at Gvlloollv ls n "nail!" *1 Y" gallant sailors. soldiers and airmen, ‘ Y?!‘ F‘ 5mm’ “°"H"‘-'“'“ m h“ “b” and we are trying, too, to bear our own share of the danger and sad- ness of war. l "We know, everyone of us, that in the end all will be well. for God will caie for us and give us viclm-v and peace. and when peace Comes

lo Sol-lei. Ruwn of Gcrlnalwks mill-

ici- in ille south."

Any Gelcnrm move iowalvls the <ouih would meet. "undoubted Turk- isii opposition," the ]llIp(‘l' said.

remember it will be for us, inc children of today. to make the world of tomorrow a better and

happier place."

FATALLY INJURED

SPRINGl-IILL, Oct, 13 ~10?) .- Miss Hilda Smith, 18, of nearby Rodney. Was fatally injured in an automobile accident Just outside the town limits early today. A truck driven by 18-year-old Arnold Bryan of Springhili in which she was riding left the road after a blow-out. plunged over a 10-foot emlhankment and struck s telephone poo.

it

BEST FOR J‘.

' —iAPl~Autliorilaiive

l-uplcd Rumnnlo to block the Bov-.

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Oc: l3 Yuma-luv circles export Germany w luiiUw up her military‘ penetration oi Ru- ‘manla with in-rcascd DTQoSUlt‘ zllzs pvcek for nlllzzary concessions lroln ‘other Balkan countries.

‘ Yugcsluvuvs Mill-title was dxirllwl betwwn OIllCLlI indications o‘. I'v-

. Si-EIHIICe to any (icrnlllzi IIICVU lrnnl

bases licrc Ililil hints 0f conl1i..a: .

Informed L‘ll'(‘lf‘5 interpreted ihc Nazi's Rurnllnldu march-m its the first step toward atlelnplcli nul- itary orgnl on of l.lll' Balkans into a grc ievincdlnu- base for a drive through. Turkey against the Near East.

One source said that reports in- dicnlcd Germany is planning 1o cs- tablish air ilelds and troop bases in Bulgaria as woll as Ilulnnnia.

The recent heavy lIll‘l'(‘.’1.\\‘ in ldipiment of German war mater- ials dovvn the Danube arose iroiu consignments to Billgaria. evcn more than Rilnlanin, he added.

In a speech at Nvolsnl yesterday Conlmunlsation Minister Nikola Bcsllc declared that "Yugoslavia must please her neighbors."

While officially Yugoslavia in- dicatcd she would resist any at-

13 "ficmpt to establish German military

bases here, a spokculan asxcrlnd that, since ille International Dun- ube Commission ls dominated by ,Gcrmnny, YUROélRViJ, is not in po- isltion to hall passage of war znnlcr- ials. milch less troops. down tho river.

l-IANOI. French Indo-China, Ol-l, aullu l'i'.li‘.‘l rcre arc awaiting tllc arrival of

‘ l3 —(APi - Frcilcli

oPs NEAR

‘Statement By iiiSTiliilS" H/IIQIQFEQH-dey '

RUMANIA

m“ SHEDlArea 1s Turned

,' started shortly before wsicrda_v' lllfllllillllp ed a large tool‘ l v, CJJTlOIICIUWII A"_r- four miles from the image was Efitlmnled at 331' $3.000 (o: sting vffllillllflli, prli lpally 1min .~-ln>vcl.~ and l. ‘Jul lmpltlncnts.

-l>lr.en1 “'11s. the property

i ~ bill is Coiltractlng Coin- lllllnl‘ 0i To: mo, who have the for tilt‘ erection of the

so for a bombing and gun- “ l1-\"l of 1-110 Enlplre

Scllclnr. The tool >1 <1 nul lalccl near the 11141111 buldlilg.» bu; none of them ‘(prn (lzliuzlgccl.

‘File bu!» was cllusctl when an l‘ll\i>1<>.\'~-e i vkcd czlznrctle ashes 11.10 .1 box cw" lulu: orlkuui, RC. MP .~n.ri ‘..1.-' :1. ll‘, I'll": lliYP-vll. sated lllc out-bleak. There were

inbill‘ bait .1 duzcn emplovees in Lu; building who were enjoying a "lnlzln" l‘. lilncll" and [he 11m was sumicd ill a pllrcly acddental manner. In tileil- excitement, when llw (lill-(lllll .,C',llli(*(l. the men at... Wllllur-rl to extinguish the blazc bv -“l)1'(‘ilfilllg the oakum but this only‘ lllPlYYiviiti-IIS burning powers. The mnivrzol 15 very inflammable and Will‘ hull/v tvns out, Qf cgnt1~o1 before llll- nlen 31nd a chalice to fight it. CllJl‘il.‘ilO10\\'ll firemen were l"<lli(‘\1 out, bu: were unable to siwe ‘inc slltffl as it was a mass or flauu-s before they reached the sec-lie. However, they protected bltxizngs 'ncarb_v' from damage. ,'I'hc PhCITilCilI engine was taken out 1 as ilicre \\'2l\‘ no wntcr supply n! lbc irpoi-L for Inc jtlmprgr, '1'11¢- in :12.»- nrc i...cd wilt. chemical ..l.,lll5ll\‘l'.~i for fire fighting,

I‘.\'.

Two Killediln Plane Crash ,

lSlfili/JllCd at

AT AEPHRT! IntoArmecl Camp

Long-range Guns Mounted (in

Soviet - Rumanian Frontier;

2 Rumanian Patrol Boats Sunk.

ill i ii.\i\’iz>i‘, ikgl

tins a‘. the juncililiu i\‘Ll\~l1il1~l\'llIill'llllilil lwlzicr, naval vrzlf: along bolll troop» i-uvnrll llii‘ frontier, ‘Tnni- ll liui il.il'< -i Illvi tiinin

ifllr-c wurvr- nit.» rllll

lndllizln miluzlry lhliftll boats 1

rivers

_; -l \ili ill lllc luul uni has cnuceli ' and .5

llnfiflllg glint wrll-llifllrllicll l;‘i.ll‘l~".= I".

li_ unfl 1U l\'ll\~.1."- ‘

Ill/LY

vomit-vi; Mm.

vicinity of tile liliilliil of the lklnlllu- ‘Rival,

\\'orll of IlllllFIFl fcvcrisll nnliwljv ac ruv i, vllv -»l' ilw liuulzzuizln Vrriviuvc u? Y irtlniu Rlkmll qllluvl lust SilllllllF" by lli'.'lli.‘i'lliil_ v ,-,< ':~,i~1,;~'- l,

fugrw from illai city.

‘lllev ezli-l the whole arczl is being iuvlu-li inin ,1 ‘Vlltfilllllhlllvlllj tllc. city is being clczircrl Inf 1-1 ‘rl-r1n-ri.

r< are ltvcllilg lli

iii-w- rciucccs said tl

of fivillails c.

511* zm c\~-n~

c. group l

le Ru<<lali< ]li.'l"'l’fil lo

for .1 concentration of 3000 fighter null bonlilcv 1il.ul»>~

("lir- junction of ille

,- uulzlvv which i 1'. lion of iiu- liulllxlninl l‘l.

Weii-lninrlnerl sources clalm- Wartime Watch ‘Cn West Coast

v-ll liusnan river monitors inc 111.1 bilnlaniln palm}

rcrrlillv in llllnosl Slllllliliiilvilllw

nllzlck- and that Russian

brnlndnr_v of violated Rlllllfllliflll waurs during lbe <l:\_v.<.

Reporis received in _ drew flll$ picture of Russian

terri last

onus were r<~11rn"il~l 1ilncerl fnrlns lllc sr.11yh-.1-c=n~1~.

(‘llilia —- on Bes<arabiri-—liave

Bucharest A

just across

v \¥_'\lvv‘

Prut and Danube

Rlnwg

a iffliilPll 311-‘: <lllil'l‘f‘l' l1"

of nl'~~.'ll'i'tilll'l i

sank in av.»

illldi "1 the

loria‘ four

, _ \VI><L'S'I‘ conwr ‘PORT. on. 11min»

arm t . t’ ter Macdonad or

and llil\_\' movemenls - . "W the but-tier in lel':'1‘0r\' won from “ laltnnrlcliulv. Ont, Oct. l3— - "ii Jim” , _ ,t0dav tor a ~ .(~pl. .1-;1-1-1-11 figkippvu 311d 1115 1m). l. .'\1l \ llilll$ are bclnz‘ lncalcd (-;)y1f]l_'lf‘ll7. ill mm.’ mo ,1_ 1mm o; 5L An|l'sl from Ccriinull, chlcf city 0. .lle old Rank Ca 0111" we” k111q<1 131,-, today when lunnallinll prcvzilcc o.’ northcm watch 0n “ n I 1;“ H" . 1 wlnl; OI 'licir light training Bucounahomes m Cflnauti have1Ofxoglvrilflégfgflxiéll‘NW.)lis.‘I k4

pin“ .1llL‘1.‘{(‘(i'i_v snapped and thcv -d into zllc shallow waters of ilil River, illl'(‘(‘ miles north of y, Ont.

'i'\\'lill0.~‘..<c.\ said the pilot, it Skippen, llpnllrentlg; was zit,- , noting to nuke a loop ivlicn al Sitflfln of the lrit, wing seemed to ‘brink suvay and the plane nosed znln the rivcr.

'l'lic cockp" of ilic plane lnzzrkh" and the two men "-‘.llllII(‘i‘!1{‘(l bciorc assistance l nch ihvnl.

4 i

sank were I could

umnr roa CIIUTISTS l

IUNDON -- (CP) ~— Hzilf-a-dozcn mi» \"lll aides, hocs and 1iit<-li-, irks tiunixcd an Australian pilot zcn lie landed after balling on‘. I lllS "hello lziris! help me out o! bvolly lill nr-cllal will you?" con- cd lln-m hc was British.

AU. S. To Defend WestHemispg/ieiefi;

1 .___

IIIUFTON, 0,. Oct. l3-(APl— l‘? uiczn. Ittnscvelt enunciated a 1 of total (it-fence oi the Am- l nuniusl a total attack from .\~.i_. mgmcul of the world lasl. nlulil and pic fl1‘,L\l llll‘ Ilnilcd Sinics navy llll(l nil‘ iorcp to illp (iclcnte of all Lilo \\'\‘$l'.'l‘ll hemisphere.

no President's adores, one of I s. mm? momentous declarations on ullclnnllonal conditions and

1 n policy, was broadcast to

rvel, llllllDLl of tile hcilllSIIhQYQ» lie sud lllll‘. the Untied Stairs.

a- in 1198, insists on tile peaceful

fr‘

, Japanese economic mills-ion ill the v 1 T. I _ eypegtazion 111111 1t fQ]'(\5ha([()“‘§ H- list‘ nl the Alllint.c_ and Pacl it‘ oi tension of Japuncsc lnt-uiacsi in ii-ilil‘ "I'd “°““““‘°°- The Amen‘

southern Putin-China whose vubbov

‘supply now goes principally to thc

._ United States.

u. BAKING!

- l-nn nations were united in

their luwrnunaiion to resist. the threats ui (llVlillOYS and rclccicri the doc- villi]? (if npllfilsfillifllt. , llc rcncucd assurnnccs that (lvcat Britain would receive all aid lshort of war.