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inn Two Canto.

luarlgll" Gum-gum, Founded i861.

CIIAIILOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o, 1940

British Fliers lleturn To Blast invasion Coast

y, Nov. s -tci'> —

lilo-r bouibiirg sllllfldrllf“ "Y-

tsl . £12 in tlze teeth 01' i1 southerly an; attairketi German tar-gets fin m,- rreireli “invasion coast”

tonulht.

Sliiruitaneously guns defend- h; the Einpiro capital roared "m, “rim; against the regular German night air attack.

Observers tilting the English Channel said they could see flashes oi’ exploding bombs on it; i-‘rench coast, the lweep olsearehlights arid bursting an- tl-aircrrift shells.

The altar-ks seemed aimed at Europe "lmr —which the Air Ministry said was raided Mgprifly night also — and the German loutg-rairge guns at Cap Gris Nez.

Thr- Nazi raiders made four litempts to raid London during the dav but eaeh time they were ht-atvn off by British fight- m, The .-\ir Ministry announc- ul seven (ierman nlanca were lhlli. dnvrn and six British fight- ers Inst.

A1 tire visual evening alarm lent London's millions to shel- ters. bombs were heard explod- ing iii the metropolitan area a.- bore the noise of the anti-air- mrit barrage.

Prepares For iir Raids h Canada

NRONTO, Nov. 5- (CP) --At- omey ~General Gordon C-onant old mentor» of the St. John's Ani- tiloiice b gatic here tonight at an ocction and (l(‘ll'i0ilSll'llllOil o! iaii (IPICRCC equipment that he "rec with the view of ._\ r raids were unthink- in O ario. _ " . trier-General, chairman’ l).t)\'lllt'l£ll civilian defence mitten, mitt he hoped to ex- iid the iraiirzug anti teaching fa- .l‘.lt'.\‘ of the (‘OXHIIIILIIJG throughout ntiirio. Tire committee was form- lto not in the event of air raids other t-ineruericirs,

Ioming Events

>01

"Coke Saie Saturday 9th Novciir- ta‘. Airtime Ewctric. Louii G1 iitt‘ ilssorhriiuii. L-lIi-ll-fi-l),

"Rusiieo chicken slipper

. .\o\. ti. Bingo ‘SllinClllS.

and rc- L-75-11-4-2l.

"ltiiiiaora flail-Bingo and Dance 1.» iiiulrt, November" 8th. L~il§~ll‘4‘6.

“Sn t’

hr islnias Cakes Cévse Bros"

C Saturrin)‘. November Lrlilli-ll-ti-ll.

"C.it.'lrcii_ Sruiper. Bazaar and

"its iii lteilvs Cross Hall, Wed-

=~~l.\. i\\J\t‘llil)t‘I' tiih. L-100-1l-5-2i.

“C. “m _ _ r iota to the lirit Cnitukeri Supp- tbttt» lioatls Church, 'l‘htir'suay,

tviiirlirt; ith. starting at 5 P. M. L-tJltl-ll-2—6.

to the dance in

‘ itoail hall. \Vi‘tlilt‘S(‘lt\_\'

m d hint-tuber 6, if glgflny 5 ‘l5 "ISM. L-71-li-4-31. f‘ll.i\\$ Rummage Stile in

_‘ \-\ liull 'l‘litirstl-.i_v evening, itiiibsr Tth at seven o'clock. L-66-ll_6-2l.

, __ Cgke Sale Saturday, November iflbriiiwll & Chandler. Ausplces

"Xik Women's Institute. L-létl-ll-G-B.

[Wgisqtierrule ilaiiee in Stanley w “mellow. November‘ 7th in aid “F “Kirk. ‘Todd's Orchestra.

L-137-1l-6-2l.

_ €__ (invite! Meeting Hiiielbrbok i"! Club Thursday, November , l in Hazeibrook School at °°<"k- L-rso-ri-e-zi.

I t TD [ant miss the hot goose din- , -ll evenlntl in Marshflolri . Tables rendy at 5,

11-153

, m 531W": live hogs Friday. Nov. mnnflflione or write Mervyn m‘, °T Rflflsh Bniznali, Hun-

er- L-150-11-6-2i.

‘Here it is Annual-Chicken sup- flgfiiqgng’ lgélnce in Tfflcndie ‘Thirds . Orchrzesfiflblovcmber 11th.

L-121-l1-6-9.

Collecting live-hogs no usual 5258131’ Afilgti Pridrr every week.

mm tflfly. an all sin-round- . *‘6"“@..%'i.“°i‘{€ " 3. Green. Emerald ' any‘

cm“ i0 NEW Haven

Chicken m; glagitiber 6th at the home V w p nnon. Strnper served L - M- Prococds for War

ived- ‘

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MAXIMS

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Graft good fruit, or graft not at all.

Annual ihubnvrlpilon l|t'll\('l'l'lI $5.U0. By .\lr|i|—-l.l'..l. $LUU, (nnutin nlitl l..

ro "frat; 15S

Running Fight In Mid-Atlantic Is Reported

Graf Spee c-IAE Enemy Ship Shelling British Convoy; Details Of Fight Vague; Believe Raider

Has Been Operating Some Time.

NE\V YORK, Nov. 5——(r\l’)——A rtrirning fight in mid- Atlantlc between a German rattler of the "Graf Spee class" and what appearctl to be a llritish convoy was toltl in three terse rariio (listress rriessages lt>tl;l_\', but .~llt‘llt'C Fllrtifltlgwl [its (M.- nf 11K. ".5. sels attacked.

Three hours anti to nrinules alter the tfifltfl-ton passenger liner linugltilii wirr-leastd that she was being shelled by a German raider, .\l.'lt‘l\l.'i_\‘ Rzttltri itifvrtrtipieti a watiilrtg nrrssuge from the Prvrtis llearl Station ill l".t'.-,_tl:irul,

A convoy was still being “lrisrrrcly nlhaclwtl" by a raider (if the (“rrai Spee rims, it said.

Saurlwiclirtl ill between was l freighter Cornish (ivy.

another nressage, front the

of the vessel attaclciug her". lit-r position, luuvr-ver, was Zlllllrigt exactly that of the l\"i glliki. It was assumed both vessels were tiitrt of the rtttivtqv referred t0 in the l'0rtis Ileatl message.

AN EAST COAST (‘A ADIAN PORT, Nov. 5—(CI')--'l‘lio British steainsliips ltaiigitiki and Cornish City, reported as under gunfire from a German raider on the Atlantic today, sailed from this harbor recently.

The Rangitiki was believed to have been carrying rivilian passengers when sht- loft lit-re. Bee-arise of the secrecy that sur- rounds movements oi allied ships in utartime. the exact nature of what she carried was not riist-iosed by officials. Number of passengers was not known.

Nor “'21s the date nt’ her Silllillg‘ or her destination made known. Nothing was known, either, regarding the (‘oriilsli City. Both were in port. about the same time.

iritlicztiiug au attzicl. ttit ;r llririsli twurvtty- b_v a lL-tuiziri rattler. "lit-trig grtttrittl Irv t‘ilt‘lll'\' >hip til the tltuif Spee vlziss," I{Illlgllll\l u ll't'lt'\>t' That ivas zit i p. m. AST,

An hour Illltl 3-1 tutirules lattr the Slfiillllsllip Cornish City sent a iilt'.\'~ii_{C that it was lit-itig slrrllvtl in zilmost the satire vio inity, f]ltill'\i\lllllll('l'\' taint» miles 'i~t rtf Xetvftirrritllziiitl. liiC$>"".s \\'t‘l't' rfclwwl up by .\liirl\':rv l\‘.'itlitr,

tievtiiiiuv is liuriwu to have truly two l)illllt‘>lli1iR of the Criif Spec elass ti-tt, the .\rlriiir.'rl Sclieei anti tlic Ltreirruv. The latter formi-rlv uzis the llt'lli>"t‘llliilltl. 'l“lt<: tiraf Spec itself met. an igritrriiitttitris t‘lltl by srtrttliiig oru~itlo hloult-virlet» harbor" last De.—

the

In London, iravztl sources were .~ll(‘lli_

TtContinuc-d on page 3, Vcol 7)"_>_.

ziihtificirilll SE33?

Invasion Threat

l

l Definitely Past

l l

t Warns U-Boat Menace Great-

l er Than Threat ‘From Air — MAHints Offfensme Against Italy.

Switzerland ;llas Long Air illaid Alarm

BFIRNE, Nov. 5~tAPi~Swilzer- ,lrriid had one of the longest air . ,rnld alarms tonight since the war began. Planes were heard over Basel. Both Berna and Zurich had 90-minute alarms.

Alarms iii soviizr-rlnnd visually indicate Royal Aaiv Force homo-

. ‘ itt ‘l-t‘ Si: iitqtlyen route to or from t at b arable mm‘ M

French collapse." The loss or more and more ships War —— 25 Years Ago Today

to German strbmarines, Mr. (By The flanzdhm Press)

(By J. F. Sanderson, Canadian Press Staff Writer)

LONDON, NOV. 5-(0? Cable)- Priine Minister Churchill told the House of Commons today that Britain looks forward to otfenslve campaigns "in i943 and 1944" btit at the some time said frankly that increasing Nazi-Italian attacks on British shipping. if not stopped. will "touch the life of the state."

In a. careful. lengthy review of the war situation, the Prime Min- ister spoke liopcftilly of Britain's position today, strengthened by the overcoming, for the time be- ing. of invasion threats. And the same time he emphasized that

forces on the frontiers of Egypt

the time of the

Churchill told a sober House, was riot n bit less formidable than the intending air siege. He warned!‘ "We must expect that next year . a still heavier U-bout attack will be made upon u ‘ Brit, he promise : "We are mak-I lug immense preparations of all kinds to meet them.“ and he coun- t soiled Britain to look forward tol offensive campaigns "in 1943 nnd| 1844" He spoke bitterly of the fact that. Britain's ivarships and planes can-l

NOV. 8, 1915~M. Skotilldcs. new Greek premier. nimcrrnced pcicy friendly to Allies. Roniorced by Anglo-French forces, serbinns re- pulsed Hulrtnrfan trrors 8’l\'7lll(‘li‘.lZ on Prliip cud .\'"na<tir. On the Western Front. Prone‘) (‘fiflllllfd

(Continued on page 3. col l)

UHB-lhO-limt German post. at Aridrechy.

The (‘tiriiklr (lily grtvc no llllli of the (‘llZlfZit‘i(‘l' nr ttttmagc I.

The llltflsiiiflfx shuttling cirvlr-s <.'tlri, were the frist of the war

j Prepares For

11.. j

\‘t'iillli'l‘ illlrl‘ it was \li'l\'<‘il to rover li_v three light llritisli ertrisersfll

in the Near East the "balance of. ‘and the Sudan is for less tmfav- t

Re-election Conceded

r

night than lit‘ favored illt‘ Cilliltffllililll with iii llils picturi-

4 ouse r0 ogues,

l

.New Session

151.1“ KISPRN

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l By C, K. ' I I .~ (fainudiun Press blilil Writer t OTTAWA, Nov. 5.——lLi‘) .. inst :.L.SSI0l1 oi the llilli PdYllillllUlll. <1 anti sosurui

. uxuiiada was proroguett tutlav j the way cleared for u. new utieniiig ’I‘liiti‘srl:i_\'.

Deputy 01' the (§(t\'L‘LllUl'-UL'll0l‘

Churchill called attention in the

pletely in the defence or Britain.“

throne stitorlr Earl of Atlrloue. _ Today's proceedings nceutizod les

Milllfllbl‘ slated ltvo were stink in ili(;i\Vt‘.\lt'i'il Approaches to the Un- ite Kiuorltiiii, one of them being _ ,_ Q ,, . the oral: that torpedoeri the Oana- t lthligg lzvnvrllolflp,“ ,I\l\l"l"'fi,,,‘,f l' m (lian llllil‘ I"riit»i'tt.~s 0i liritiriiv. i~.‘ tt- ‘ all, l'ml__i;‘,,l',');[_ “H, Hznnh“. tors iii-us ntzeiicv ivportcti from “ (w lurid I l, H‘ Taruzrrtr that three Ila ian strbinar- ' ‘ tires hall been sunk in the Strait oi’ we, Gibraltar. ' While the week's destruction (f eight mvrzlizviit ships was in ltsof small. this (iitl not include tho loss of the Piuipress. \\'l1lt‘ll for the last year hail been a lfbtipsliip, nor~_ilrc SllbSCqllPlli sinking bv submarines

and Hon. A. Fautetrs tCtlii. Que In the House four new meni ‘ 12ers. elected in lav-e ectlons Atitttlst“ it). were lilll'0tlil(‘t‘(l. Tliev

hfitrbflu‘

were N-rvi ' in ( i\'t.

of two ariiierl merchant cruisers. the Larrreirtir. 18,724 tons. aiiri the Pat- roous, .

(Continued on page 3. Col 3)

Willkie Goes into Conference

‘mi ships was far '11s! weal; r-"t- .ps totalling

ed Oct, Q1. 198.030 rims were sunk.

Britain's fli‘l‘l'il_l.!<‘ u-erkly shippint! losses since the start of the uni", until t\v0 weeks nub amounted to‘

i100

llir. Clztrrrliili said the met-chart‘ NEW YORK Np‘; 5 i tiiltititivilifi t\"=t1'1\"tt-“‘ Ffftm? "S" "St ‘vi-near L wt". t~ tit-t: iu‘. wieu ie \\'iil' s at: er. i d -.: 5,. Ir .1 . _.. 'I‘he Press l\.\‘i'it‘ifiii'il_ sal<l_tlial “l3“,‘_‘i;p;,lg l‘ l‘ ‘u! the litlil-lair steamship, Windsrr m] hpmlquarlprs

Cnsilq rim-ken llll5~¢-Rill(‘(l nt a Brlt- midnlpny (nmgmuunwhhl, w“ 1W1"

, months but all of ihcin missed. rir

Bruno

CAN UA .

74%”

USEVEI-T

SEEMS TASSC

i, ,Returns Show gill Potatoes To - - , J, .,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mam,“ Definite Trent! l 1122;: e m 0C‘ Ta t 3 it‘ \ ’illkiePiled UpFarIVIOre-Vtiitos A {m3 Than Did Republican Candid-u to ' In 1936 But Still Short; Despite.

loiittiiiits have Incomplete Count Demos "zitic Victory Generally Conceded.

l Heavy Shipments

‘he: is uniir-rttxrv, (lri). . ilii.i.iir

txitritu lilltl ations, at"- loaris of

' the» t. on Uni tutu sit nit-r.» extracted to load lll . - - this iall, takitiu ii total 01 raoiioo‘ btislitls of scri tor Untied States, mfifkClfi. I - ' t to ten steam-l l!

(Hy ii. \i. Peter's. (‘zinaditin Pres Staff \\‘iittii

ers in utltt r . - 1 _ _ _ v _

biitlriall .11” F \i.“ hlliilh xiii. .')—((ll’)——-l“l‘lllll\'lifl ll. litm<t'\t‘ll ,“)“,"',‘,, ; , toniuhl llllli\ such a strong lead in the rat-t- for the !'iiitr~tl certs poi‘ l)ll‘ll‘,, Slates [)l't‘.*l!ll'li('_\‘. on the basis of early, lnrrinrpll-ie ro- ls fllfllllll‘ ltu. t ~

‘turns. lhril he nus able to tell his eumtiuiun iliillliifltW he

is "very euufirlenl" of vielovy over Wendell l.. Willliie.

tjiteptzblit-zirv.

l .\ var-e lav elo~cr than in lllfhi was in progress as ballot

‘:lllfl Noun] etiunlinu". lregtrir early in several states. reaeheti the \ii1ll fSiiiiwi strch as Nmv York, Illinois. (lhio. (‘tinnt-etietil,

‘I’L‘i‘lll.~_\l\'illli;l. Indiana. and Blasstichtisells.

(We f.t"‘rvt

in

tubers are etr~ii~r '0 ers claim it takes a “per bislwl (liffr*i""‘t‘v* 1n price [()

cezl V1.1 ‘ma. _ ‘ _ tron to tir- lht- lreuri established early pointed to a popular uric nttmzutf . . ‘a ', .. ', . . . . ',~ . ~ H Oowrglm“? l,“ for .\li. “lllhlt. fur lllLllCl than that aehiucd l>_\ All .\l.

Landon. livpubli win. in lflilii. But in most slates it indicat- ed the ttrrirtivcr was not enough lo swing them to the lic- publieaiis.

While the lead .\lr. Rotiseveit piled up in slate after slate led to \\l(it‘§])l'0ll(l concessions by learlinu l'1('\\',~'|)ll])t’l‘\' that he had “on. Mi‘. \\'illkie refused lo etmeetlc what he culled his "eruszrtlt- to save America" had failed.

lie reiterated his conviction that it was still "a horse

and rrlier blnva "ohm". markets

C. B. Youth is Convicted

Presitletii l’, D, Roosevelt probably wore a lflrutrlqf antib- ‘h-rst‘

Cf Murder

l SYDNEY. — Rubi-r‘. tr ‘

.,i'zrt'i-" which could not be decided until more of the ballots hurl liteu ctiiriilttd. As he made his ticelzrration the popular" vote stood at about li,2iill.tittlt for 31v. Rotisevell anti ti.8lltl.-

titlltl for .\li‘. Willlsie-a little over one fifth of the expected

Cliici Justice .511‘ Lyriiiiir P. Dtiif ‘

read the brief throne sllttwfilciiltllitt; _ _ a session in progress since . try lti Aggllllfiglwpogifbaghouixccgé ‘hag: f but without a meeting since Aug. i.

clellverorl by tlic

..a who

.................-‘;’.‘.’.‘i_;i fee k s SCG ye

blue- _‘>i l.i.rris _ Waterloo Ntirlhi,

i iknttblIr-nu cam- just. before

15h "ml- .. I‘ ~ rd e of the Iialo-(‘reek war -"" "

. Tilt‘ gvfflitllil." lcllillilfjlfll, Flwmlxf“: Lin“, gzin?tlgi;if_lrfilr‘lffijg (Hl-qkloiillll}. {voile killlnr: nine ndrsnrw. in-l P r ,_ \ .O'.‘-l\\\fl . riama e bv roruvs. he ca, i, _ - ~ -- H e t ' - . t -' . LONDON No‘, 5 ante — Mm ~ said gihc Germriirs drouuc-i foitr “t stdfnl Roisevelt lind been nr- llmm" '1' -""l "mm": hm“ Om. . to iii-l .

Sihiltltktllill total. liut experienced political observers read into the trend of results as they poured over I)I'(‘>S Assoc- iulioir uirrs the (‘t‘l‘l£lll1l_\' that Mi‘. Roosevelt hurl earriwi

tlhe iraliou. .' .-\t llliil time the Prcsi- "z , “W! Ident was leading in the v _ . . b," lslates .\lr. Willlrie had to A t l‘t‘1)l‘f‘~l'til(l:.'l as a eupltrrt‘ to uiu. Tilt‘) were I 'l (‘U1 “bl ' ‘ a r lélmlvn alnld ‘fllfinnmpd New \ ill'r\', “hr-re the riiee , ali-euctl . -. was spectacular-l). close; at 2 a.m. "r. ‘Rttttaflltll tit-vi i051 i ti . . ._ -, . , ., ._ Iii‘ states will I'll r-eetoru vii es; mo‘ me ‘rxlfnxp: (m, i'enn.~_\ lidlliii. w hut“ the ea “imkie m 12 Wm“ m,‘ popular m“, the tiarluiess. lwclod illwll ‘ll “ lllkle l" at 1 a.m. with more than one thirrl SlllPlYS eottipostrro remained rin- the uzike of liilltll‘ leader "i U11‘ Mlle!“ Previnflfi <‘_'"l""’l- ruffled u. rut lll" \'t’X‘Ill(‘i I h | l _ -_ I-I l, m__ Roosevelt. 11.177178; Wrllliie. 3.- nflm. m, (h,.i,)?ral,_d . o n_ .. nuts ‘t it nut _ a 751M v_ Ililiilitfls. n -;t hp would l tevializir; lllrriviis. “lllhiUS llnllst’: Denlovrats eie r tzra; “e soniomod 1.7.3 -_ . ‘ . ' ., '. . " _ Republicans, iii. Doubtful 71R. ‘mike W‘ L tHrm ‘ L (min nulrii I Indiana. “is .l.m_ mmornnk pivkcrl ull W" utindateri" (loath ii tinny. l “mum ( Hhfmlnln" Ohm’ Repuhliean seats in (‘r-nirtetit-ut: The other" arrxrevit rvriigo on lrini l hllssutiri and illiissziehtrseits. Republicans hail not wnri any 1 t 'l“i J l: '. , . . . ' '. l) ' at ‘eats at this hour. ' i’ “W l‘ in all. the slates ill uhrth "Sftxgluf, ‘hmr nmn,,,.n,,‘__ “H,

” the President was ahead unite 3. Col 2i

Republicans eler-teri. held a total of -1 ill electoral

No turnovers. Hie trailing, ineludrnv: four Demnerui»

‘commucil 0n iueuinbeivts

ttvflfiiglitlliritish or allied ships, tio- ,t thglgflgzwllccglfigllliifrgrggnlgggih “n05” m m h" ‘hose in one Progressive and nur- ltvpuiiti- u. n 6.800 ton, l t “ 1 a - . ,. . . .‘.. , ~ ' ‘_ " -'. ' timfgin the tvcclts (‘llll(‘(lcn()cclly2'l_2(ll lclared‘ n” modéull)” "Uu- MW “hlch M] ‘vlullt ‘hh m mi‘: - rors- ’i'lrree llfltitivlli“ and a little inter Prime ‘WIIIIQICI: Hike“ ha“? m“ 5“ ."l"“' U“ “llllll” ilttlll- A "l1i.l"|'|l.\' "f ti"? ‘Mon . " . ‘ ‘ ‘ (irate task of slrirriru; more (‘Olli- eleeieti. .\o turnouts.

electoral ctillegt- is Zlliti.

Takes Bow

House of Commons to the serious . . » - .- . - . a. . i. at .._ . - ‘ ,. An indication o1 \\l(lt‘l' eiroit iu - - SALi-Af. Orin. i\\l(ll'|t\t.l_\

menace to Britain of the encmys , .‘ , “I'll its t)i‘l'/.C or 4. . - . .. I \ N,

submarine (_flnmn:gn_ the war “as seen in the aridtrl tjfi-Senaior (harlts .. .|t‘ I -

'. 0i any blillt‘, “HS

. . .. ;.- a --, , " _ _ ~, ‘.._ r ' - '11 'li\— At tlii-srrnre time it was made fgigidg“§,§,Q“{,,l.hf§f,E"l5{l‘.l£°? tkmziff l ; teed liltiliiti ..\ iir Llit‘ "hVlllriit; ltrntrhlrian In?‘ In“ known that the Royal Nit "s rc- ‘_ ,. . w, hi,‘ ‘“ ‘I. H HYDE PARK \ A. , “a _,0,. mmmu" ttr tu ha,» n; tr ilrrlate ronee r _ v_ < leirtlttss luiiit for stibiiiartries con- °“"u“,ll‘,"' “Hm” " (‘I “ll ‘l u‘ H“. n-ni_r(t‘(yl m.‘ ‘ ' ' ]‘|'llil'l: tstuir» tin-u ll at ‘£110 n.m. t.\..\.i.» tinues t.) show stieccsses. Deslrtic- ennui‘, . _ ,,_ ,, . ,, _, 1 n.1,‘; pi. . I, I ‘ ' ' —~——~~“ r " " ' test ' ‘i"",'1: “ ' - t -' - - " »_ -_.- it a‘ rr erouti of Zittt) \i t Th‘, A(nnl,.nlu. mm the Prime sessions optiis Ill tr il.l\ \\i h m0 lawn and p WHO LOOKb AT

t out; es and llrttiiis. THE WOQLD ‘YHRU twat"; COLORED

QLASSE?) ‘wt-grin GET FAR VJYTH t "rt-u: TRAFFIC . LIQXHTS -"'»._>

(s

‘Cflllllllilfil mi page l). tiol ti)

New Successes;

I She_ll Itqlians l

/ .

ATiirtYs m: .'»—t.t\i*t ~firei<l ' " l - ‘n lixritl‘ .<{ré~<-<.éé< and zirelpotir»; I n jured in I ti.‘ t i» '-

t S , int! shells into tho territory’ avnun w mi ut ii

the important Italian base city ~»’

iii-i. ,, . _. . . nictniririr. Yugoslavia. m».

,5 —-tr\i‘i -—'l'hree times toiia}. Iwarplanes bombed the Yugoslav, flu-l

frontier rity of iiitoli. on

l

t

'l.vv)lJA- _

prrperty v1.1 muse.

- .;_-..-o~.-..r.- '. ziw...-u..ir-vr--

, Authorities sairl they hail not_ Jliliill l‘l_ "- L‘. 3 been able tn iflenlifv the planes.‘ tioir-Prrt 1 WWW 15 l and Italian. British and (Greek Kiitt-x-tltit “ [IORITAST dlnlnmats rlisrlarmerl respozish‘ ltit mto Mflrmmo Mqptlmnh,‘ mumwd

bl'iiy.

. i . . ‘= by showers in iriternonn or niflhi. winds inereasrig to fresh or strunl t l|_\' Itlglll. , liitlll lltll‘ this Xllivliitliitl ll L_ Hi5 and toniovr-tivtv Ziltirfllillll at .4 l» ‘42 _ , _ sun s-is tlr s -| ' l'll(i.’ ll rr. , litttllit: tram u» t-vtairetl 1 L [and we: tommr“; "trump, M p46) ‘,rr' \\.t|-I ‘ Ill lll‘t'ltt'ii ill. _,_ ' ,.,,, ,, \v .. p fog t ‘lire-t \t‘.'!l'.‘. l L!“ mmhu mlhu‘ l h‘ L x ttlrirt lize euuriteti‘ I pm ‘l3, but ll was be- were rm other fatali- rviiicut was not rit- .-~ earn-rs bu‘ 1' rtas, trttihts unis duo to the‘ IIWIVPS v3.15 P.

t Yugoslav nu- inon-reemr-rvt s-iirl am fur-titer at‘

.-\n offir-ial

wrzviltl ho iuei