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NAZIS JAIIJSEPIlR-‘IT

Brazilians Prepare For Any Surprise Attack

South American Republic Goes To War Against

Axis Powers.

p.10 DE JANEIRO. Aug. 28—~ (Apn-Searchiights swept the skies m. Rio De Janeirds harb protection against surprise attack tonight and police cai- sirens sllfiPilfii as authorities carried out an lllhlltslve roundup of spy 5115- pccts on Brazills first day of war.

Great a tivlty marked the ore- pMItlOII o the government for what the people believed would be a lung and hard fight with Ger- mnnv and Italy. _

In Rio D: Jiiiieiro and other cit- "il. lnilitnrv and SWCiHI B03100 loll’. it roundup of persons

tit have had dubious assoc- 1th Axis aizents 1n South

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,. nlitics started a search for secret 112th!»trliilsmlttcrs, and an- nounced they had found one in the tnntrtnn; of the German Embassy, m; others elsewhere.

Thr Brazilian fleet and air force intensified their nntrol of the coast in ihc rrcion of the vital “Natal

lloiv much of the population oi ~iti,UUtl,iIi|U would be aviailablc for military service ls proble- matiulil since Brucifs M559“ contribution to the cause of the baited Nations is almost certain to be iii supplying ruw materials “a function lliat is occupying much iii‘ iicr iiian lower. lliliitcr- inly furiilsilctl by ruzil include bauxite. r u b h c l‘. bfryllllflll. chrome, diamonds, graphite, mini, itllurtz, hides, hemp, wool and kapok, buluc." cl tern promontory which ls only Lot/U iiillcs front Dakar, Ai- rici. and ti jiuulllltfi-Dff Dllwv vll ll ionic cf ivar supplies from tiic lltslrrtl to thc citstern hemisphere. In lwlitlcui quarters a disposition for zhe closest DOSSlbiC co-operatlon itiih tho United States, in military and ccoitoirtic matters, was man-

ln. political qiiartcrs also the prospect. that other South American stairs inlitlit he drawn into the war against lhc Axis ivus being studied. The dvi-lsiiiit of Brazil for a iriilltnfl’ ihotviloivn with the Axis, it was ltlifi. is sure to have a DTOfOUHfl 1n- iiucitne on the attitudes of Ur- uiziiav. Ctliillllbifl and Venezuela. which air believed here to be on the , and on Arirentlna and . are still Thpint-v-jrwp-fl .ic relations with the Axis

Wiir:25 Years Ago Today

[By The Calhtfl-lari PINS)

24, 19l7~Briiish stormed ltidzc: were forced hack \frnin road. French tit blllii cl Mouse and . _, la-"t Gcrcnttn strong- " int; Vcrdiin Monte ..h oi Gorlfa, captrred

Austrians bombed

_0- hti for Ntilltirn in ihlc column 3 cont: per word

"lfiilklcs Mjrcli, Tuesday. 8-24-21.

"Tllllllvfi aft-Frets, Wednesday. 8-24-21.

"Tillie Murray River Thttl's- All. 8-24-21.

“Talliics Eiucif-liriilny. m 8-24- .

‘$310M Hilfi- dnnce at. Lot 65 “l- Tuesday, Aug. 2s. 9-24-21. {Dlllilfu St. lcresats, Tuesday, llttist Jotli. Webster's Grebe-stage.

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A"Dnltc_e, Vernon Hall, Tuesday. llltust lath. Mliiview Orchtastra.

"SEQ "Coming of-Pcg" by St. hllll" Players, in at. Peter's. ‘llY- August 2a. ti-zi-ae.

“Pr- W. o Hogg will be ub-

znt iroln ltlsofficc from Aug. 24 8- 1-3i.

Aux. 29th inclusive.

"Grconviilc I t_ Dance‘ ‘vcdn d its ikute llbsrtiival mil"). Tliurtfiiayliy’ “gust zgfgjqlf

"Tmclllll! hugs as usual for the whlllfir months List your ho s tom“ i? Green. Alban and G. . . merald 5-6-7-1 -W-T-M-tf

"Come to n. ‘n, M‘ ‘h e ice cream fes- Jitiiuit 2tthAfoiorivnrfivsiilrlk. Monday’ ' a-gi-zi

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6 i Annuul illlnnrlplion Dctivwand,

B: Muir r. u. l. 04.00. w other Provlneel and o. s. sue

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SH FIRES T0 AID Bit

‘A E1136 U-5- Troy Cgivoy Reaches Great Britain Enemy Turns

Aerial Push' Looked For By Experts Many Men And Much a

Material For Air

Force Included In Coitivoy.

more or lea defenlively now for

“iii???” r“:- " Q 0 l-

ook mill y n “n

ulpmeiit to attach

and naval power Siberia today, if pa to make a thrust at Islands guarding the U.S.-

I have had the will to fl has. been their bugle

to strike. They have the they want to do so. ndla, Australia, l-la ustrallan supply line.

And until now the live. Belief in the n

Wounded In ilieppe Attack

OTTAWA, Aug M - (OP) The fifth list of casualties luf- fcred by the Canadian army in the Dleppe attack, tonight by the department of National Defence, Pte. Roy Jardine (1121110) of Charlottetown under the heed-

They have the | ii,

ht always on the offen- tary net.

THE U. B. ARMY LN Aug. N-(OH-Arrival of the largest United ' States convoy of the vast quantities of and crack fighting units, was dis-

closed officially tonight. A large proportion of the con-

weeks ego-Many well-lnfonmed that by this time the Japl Iberia, One of Tokyo's tra- he threat of ti: maritime

ego-ow t men would have 1a.!

ditlonal military al provinces from the J bombing distance of Japan. Now military men are 5a omblng has made Tokyo cautio

the ltedArmics n S

rhnps this very danger nifloantly related to the inactiv- . n about four or five weeks the weather will make any military operations there almost impossible; so if

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i h i d is ti wh c a m“ y M V‘ Japanese intend to act they 1n

with fortress bombers blasting the Nazi transportation system with precision bombing.

Many war expert-s are looking for an “aerial push" b F. and the American a r force de- signed to soften Germany on the

eventual invasion. great size of the convoy, which was many ports, soldiers and munitions _____. melted rapidly into the interior 0f

CHUNGKING, A“; 23_(AP)__ England, where invasion armies Pressing hard on the heels of re- B" "alumi- treatiniz Japanese. the Chinese re- captured Klangslan and H kinéu today, thus broadening l

rallwav to more than 110 Change Central News Agency re- 8

thc western Ontario regiment,

A few days ago report; 35mg on enemy was believed to be mars smash the American fleet In the Marines in the Solomon Islands. still there and their supplies nr It lfnay be that as n. matter

lght in the Pacific. Si cargo (bins hcavilv

t of Australia and New Zealanrl that hailing a COIHIdCPubIB naval force to and isolate the But the Marines in the Solomons are e still going through.

m the Japanese uflmlruls ion with the full force of rice early spring thI-v hav at Li!!! and Salfimziua. New Guinea: It Midwp’ lslandaandft KJska. ‘Island

They can replace their slain soldie shins they lose in sea bottles and anv bnrdmcnt cannot be quickly replaced.

Perhaps this has tiiuzh some coxtlv new adven with full realization of

Southwest Pacific

Chinese Press llctreating Jails

in the Alcutia n.~..

r: with new recruits. But the factories they lose by aerial bom-

t them to think twice before nlvm n they attack again it must be

ture. ‘If and who the cost they will

n Soldiers;

Buried In England

ress Wai- Correspond- C

Surprise Raid

d. the crilnese wNDON. Aux. za-tcrl- Two Cheklang of the R.A.F‘.’s Wellington bombers

and en- sprang it surprise attack on the Ger- man port and ship- light today, sc-r-ing dings in tlhe dock

ma. By The Ali- Ministry, announcing the (Canadian P

United States a.lr base which waaal m“ “id m“ “W” “mm”

one of the chief obiectives of the Japanese when they began

41A Candclz

Driving eastwar

Province in three columns v southwest of Ki- orlizslan. Alter a. ilerve fl Japanese withdrew. burn city as they went. a The Chine-s; gmus were within 20

the of Emden by do the nits among but

Independent Army Command For Iraq, Iran

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surprlgg, BROOKWOOD, SURREY PAN at. GLAND, Aug. 23 — (OP CABLE Canadian fighting were buried today as the Oana ian army paid proud

mmmmg home one wenmgim find solemn tribute to these gallant h f h- . . ficmfixagedgigrixlérfigiile awlgfimisgn: who lost their lives on time bloody rear gunner got in a long burst. in the last of‘ the nine fighter and saw fr off enemy plane. Th sea in and nothing fu f the Messerschrnift.

Expect Two New Ministers

the". breaking through bhe e 4,000 feet, dumping their explosives - F91‘ W-Olle

coastal provinces of ‘(gentral China. “"41 diiappmrlni i" the °l°lld5 me aga n.

More 1,000 Plane Raids Are Promised

SWANSEA, Aug. 23 -(CP)—-M0N MOO-plane raids on Germany were promised Saturday b , ary Sir Archibald Snclalr .n hi! carefully-worded slfiellh "llPm-‘l-‘é lug that soon “the four-figure {Ply will be a less infrequent occuflenvfl-

“You must, not expect four-figure raids to be a. frequent occurrence.’ he told a public meeting. Barber. he streaed. they will“ P9 1°

Sir Archibald said that with the help of the United States air forms the Allied bcmber strength is ln- d creasing steadily and ‘the zest Of the German people for war has be» gun to fall" under tho preuure o! aerial offensives.

But, he warned acid". "Bil still 1s unbroken weather breaks 1n Russia the Ger- mans may bring their bombeis back h

fie said bombers had destroy” uarter and n third cf Cologne —tl_‘iird City and destroyed or than 250 factories there. Nine days after tfhe bill M" tack, he said, Cologne still W115 0-" off fr... telephone and iewaroivh ccmmilulcntlon and no mall WM allow-ed to leave lfolri a week. Even nso e .

‘ha: iifilgafihfil‘ hand. Si!‘ Altlhlbllu said. in April more Axis ‘wmbe fell on Malta in the mid-Médlldfflllleln than on all Britain any one month of severe attack. Twenty-thousand houses. lneiiidino of Vaietto. Wk

dlers and the hundreds of others

beaches of France.

The soldiers were laid to rest tn caskets in a. Canadian tar-y cemeteiy among pine trees

aziada were scattered over the three common graves.

Two of the men were buried tin- ldentlfied - Canada's first un- known soldiers of the war.

Lt-Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton. commander of the Canadian anny

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We'll-i "refill mill LONDON, Aug. zi-tiionilavi rtiher was 1mm g of an independent inand in Iraq. and Iran under Gen. Sir Muitland Wilson. This step, which divided the Allied Mdddle and Near East into three separate commands.

Pri Minister Churchill's recent visi‘ to Egypt, at which time he hoiil a long conference with

The first result of the Prime Minister's visit was the atltutlon of General Sir Harold

in Brl . . . Orerar, corps commander, came to this Surrey village with Mai-Gen. J H. Roberts t0 pay homage to the iant Canadians who fought. and y on the expedition _.((;p)__ 5p. led by Gen. Roberts.

UITAWA A . us m In mid-afternoon a long line of

potntment of at least two new cab- _ SOIGiGT-(IWUXTWTB slowly marched a inet ministers from Quebec is ex down the long nave, tom which

meter-y. A firing party led, fol- owed by s, bend of tankmen, in- and kitted highland pets - some of them from the

to be announced shortly by Minister ivIacKenzie King. g the government 1 strength and restore in some tradltiolnal balance of tat ves 8s between torlo nae

portfolios of Transport and Works remain vacant since the resignation early this summer of Hon. P J.A. Cardin who at that

Claude Aucliinlcck as command- er of the north African front

The new set-up gives British forces an independent command facing in the direction of llrc serious German advances into the Russian Caucasus.

Extend Fuel. Credit Plan

OTTAWA Aug. Z3 —tCP)—The solid fuel credit plan inaugurated in June and which was to have expired Aug. 31 has been extend- ed a month, to Sept. 30, 1t was announced Saturday . Stewart, coal administrator for the Wartime Prices and 'I‘rade Board.

Where application for credit for purchase of solid fuel is mode by a consumer whose dealer is unable to nvlle delivery, ithe delivery date may be extended to Oct. l5. Date payment. which was origin- d ed as May 15. remains un-

Oamegmle -- playing the

Tine senior commanders followed with generals, brigadiers and col-

shotving the new prices for cuts

ross Canada. In some cases tthe A

power and uwhen m; of beef, effective 1n 15 zones nc- ‘Ihen came several hun- junior officers from a dozen regiments and platoons and com- _ ponies of the seven which carried th Normandy Coast. Some men were in grimy bit-tie- dress — the battledress

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Quebec has only two represent- died

iitlves in the cabinet-no more than

Manitoba and saskotchewan while Ontario has six.

Famous Sub ls Missing

LONDON, Aug. 2a- (cPi-mo Prolesleefi WW career of the submarine Upholder, 51d”- fllBpl the most brilliant in the lstory of the Royal Navy's under- o n, lea craft, ended on hei- 25th pa-

ol in the Mediterranean. The Admiralty announced Bat;

to return and with

dr. M. D. Wan vn. 30. holder o. themvictorle Cross, and the n- tre e P's comPBnY.

The service of the ‘Upholder, m‘ which moved the niiralty to issue a. moving included 36 attacks on the with no less than 23

Ebe sank

price showed only fractional change, ‘ but a reduction of llp tr) 1f; Iynyrfig -______ MOUNQINS Ouf O l1 Douiid in the maximum price for (Canadian Pres!) MOLE Hit-LC.)

one 11cm is shown. This sharp re- 4

ditctloii. applicable in all the zones, RllSBlA-Germans drlve Wedge FOR HE-

ls shown for strip loin, listed at. "ll" 3'2"" "slim"! i" 3MP" MEN {O 35 1-2 cents a pound in the Mari- "lkiwilkl 5°” m’ "i Siahngr“!

time zone which includes the hfarl- "'9'"- timc Prntilnccs and part of Quebec,

march“! Wm‘ nlm- Major cities excluded.

oee and their figures erect in the io- fegknenis

Forty-one white crmses in three at. the head of the open graves. Roman Catholics and

. < . . _ mand f new gl,‘*~‘,_i’_,°‘ggg,se'gflgg~;,ngeggapgiMggg commugd n.’ n... time zone, with comparably higher ground Muvny M’ standstill l“ ratesiln fitiil0fl7lOlllus. ‘In no other acne s a pr cc ‘H310!’ .iltn 35 cents S 0 UT" AMERICA _ B _" guoeremony was corl- i" this Cl" llellllmllfl- rounds up fifth columnists in reage- city and lvfuifn. Clarke

Maj. JD. Johnston of Bronttfo d ont... and several other padres.

Just as the service beriim Bren guns could be heard firing on a

my training range f s ant reminder of the. fierce at. Dleime 1m Wednesday unmi-

Ftiiliiher Cote opened the service

cuss prices covers the period iron. Gcrmmw. U", m, Colombia and Aug. 24 to Sept. 13 inclusive Pr! , \’ g y’

for beef quarters and cuts a‘....i will xfliliuucm reported on "we o‘ range correspondingly lcxvcr than '

ztghtttie 22h the preceding period, Aug. BR|TA|N ._ Largest American

Concerning the battle of the Ab lantic, sir Archibald said the all-r‘ 3i, is "assuming even a larger share of trnc responsibility for keeping 0 fl O our sea robber," and disclosed t at three submarines had been deo- 22 2i. irnyed in their slips in a raid on one German shlovard which would be felt for months ‘to crme in U-

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TRAFFIC RESTORE!) ———— xlivntlrlvivtldtigiliis Whlcht they surprise attack on amiien. I h t M9

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WINDSOR. 118.. Au their normal markup. This allow? cmNA-Chinese report couture anguiionsegts ails evening at 7.58

as resumed today over

Avon river, damaged bv fire unknown oriirin Friday niizht. traffic from Halifax to lpolie Valley had b0 de-

Ou p . gjgnto Mic Hills A firing pdrt! from the seven ro-

_ Lcqnunued on fie o, Col, a) a

ltrcyer end on armed sank a. cruiser and an- , and probably hit r.

on Axis Ninforoe- supply lines she sank i5 trdnuporta ggl totalling more than l .

he ships she is known to have sunk was the largo laden transport Cohte Rocco, 17,000 to _ g3 and the {Santana and the Ocean o,

Admiralty declared

llicppo Casualties llow Stand At 418

Headquarters to-

men 182 of them wounded and 0n! "wTt-iiunded and mllslng."

iia, her with todl-{tzl fourth list and the third list -

nen the Upholder sailed on it was a foregone conclus-

/ e and no missing. flflglidl/f/ totals are subject. to n margin of income of poeolblo duplcnt- iunee in sisoceeding lieu.

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Child Injured, Pressure On" In Accident Stalingrad‘

TWO-yeor-old Valerie waye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert R . aye of Charlottetown was in- ° ' l

lured in. night n. an odd acct- 11-981mm Re ort Position ' geblblitlagTgre “child apparently was I p e ron umper 0f a e , ,

parked car 1 ' n ~

strum immcdizctrxb.tgnttoné...” .1... One Key Sector, Bztter Fighting 1.9 machine when the driver came ' '

tlatzltr. Takmg P 1"“-

he did not see her and it wag not

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e 1 r w , deilttysapgilceél l'c§)<§~8ng?r§h:°1§§£ MOSCOW, Aug, 24._.M0n- s k )pfll‘Cil __ - ,

was rolled over seveifal teimeglas day) (AP)— The Russians p e site passed under the car. She was announced iodil)’ that “N!

underl the front axle when the Red army had improved its o mach ne stoiipc H r f . . .

badly scratchcdqby neclnoiiestrgts positions in the area of

No bones ivcri b-k _ sh Kletsk ' ' I token to hosigitalloigi? treating: sectorszuainonetheof the key I

Anlx-ray examination will , t , h German

mate today t (i t» i 1, u, armys win t n1 0 ~

m“? L‘ 311mg“ “ e er the industrial citr 80f "AUFAX Au 28- t L/Cpl. J. R. Sllllphant. station- y A smflnmfn eds‘ h icy)“.

ed at the Beach Grove military Zrad- m." pracucflguy alillu“

camp was the driver of the car, an?“ M°sc°wl Ale -”-—'*—<AP> gl1""'-"~l~'ll"l?-ll‘ ill Avenue and Peake Street. Hg on _A German attempt to m‘ its“0:23:50Efrifiizpiiiirlliablfifgditiifinw

peat its crossing of the Don The strange phenomenon river in the Ixletskaya area gcillrffll Friday and pm of, a ur ay but for p, A1118 been smashed and tllfl reasons pubilcluon otselc-éilre:

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Germans lost more than 1,- alilces to it was prohibited uni- 000 men killed the Mo "mil"- M-B-Y-P-u- rqdio r t d’t . ht Sea" From many area; while the r 6P0!‘ Q Onlg . clondtlrtilar; edxisted came ‘repel-h Mosoowl Aug" 33 " (AP) " ‘In?! frolm eiiirrégid goofing‘; German tanks crawling behind forestry and "the, umci] | FREDERICTON, Aug. 22 —(CP) the smoke and flames of brush all three pfllvlncts i-efloi-teilll -Atliol Roberts, Charlottetown, H105 on the steppe southwest oif m. Wong, m." M n“ :0 was iii-cleft nrvsld-ent Saturday at Slllllllgllld in lite KOtE-lllkuv-Skl quence were burnlny {F}? the G Eden Jubilee Convention of the 759"?!‘ ("We 8., 9159i! Wfdge lbddl’ Nova Scotia ynvnnmefi; c a hfziz-Liiiiii- Baptist Young People's 133° m9 Rllsslllll H1165 dCIClIJ-‘llll ducted an aerial reconniijfl- Union. ‘lilte coltvieiltion concluded “l9 Elm-ll lfldllsmfli 69m“ 0i fills! sauce of some of it; wow-Hang;

today with presentation of a page- VTEP- _ _ Friday to chock u, tmLt entitled “up to the veni- of enétfloflfslfilffsflwm “(f “A: metwrvlvxlsise iiexlivizized Jtl lice.“ , . _ . _ . the amok h 1g

Oher officers elected were: I-Ion- glfwglglafi m_ £hfd§1ei5}f“3@ “W” by the presgnc: Dfwal: cal-iii‘: ovary in. cut, Rev. A, Gibson. ‘ g '0 “"4” “e 9105511185 mass of dead air along the

Woiiville, . s; Vice-president and 1.19.120“ Rive" , _, eastern seaboard due to I chairman of the hand book crrm- TCQIFL? §§§L‘°’,,°,“s‘§fl§fi"§ m? of or "mi Cmlsetlllefll-ly. ti: mittee, Burton Allan. Halifax: Sec- 0mm, wclors were “Cd ekeafgin 5mm" "l-Ililut of eastern Un- rvliuy. Miss Dorothy Dvkemflll- into the tense battle liar sinlingi-ati "ed Sm" '““““"“' Plan" JPHEBL’. N, 8.: Assistant Secretary, of whim grimy-s Comma-m hope, “d "cm" hm!“ “m! h"!!! ltfiss Evelyn Ginson, Hartland. NB; _M ____V___ ‘ ‘ f :53»? itnv‘ lhalgrfiflilltfnd melted Treasurer. Elmer Perry, Susszx, "' ”' ’ “*—'—~—~‘:—~“- if: o e ar mes w en N.ll Editor cf Ycuncecnnlcis page. (Contmued on page 6‘ Col‘ W l‘ "Kl" "lml developed.