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S/tidamlin Begins Patching Trouble With Germany

Soviets withdraw recognition of three Nazi-occupied States.

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I06 British lips lost in. lltnth of April

L0\'lltl.\‘. ay l0—tSaturday) ,l[l"l-—iii‘iii\il. allied and neu- tral nlerrllrnll shipping losses dur- |m lmll v, cro lilti ships, totalling 488.1% inns, the Ministry of Ill- fvvmltinll announced early today.

Till; uas the iligilest monthly totll annvllnccli since the start of lire uar. The previous nigh was slightly more than 463.000 tons in lnnc. lflilr. .\ month which Includ- ed the Dunkorquo withdrawal

mo.

The total still falls below the yolk loss nl-mths of the first Great iillr. lmlvcvcr.

it was ill the same month in igi7—.\lllii—iilllt allied losses ll m rwlclwrl the record hilh o! P/‘ﬂtil inns.

Tm hiiilikifv of Information nirl iitc ill-tails were being given “invicn- o‘; various statements rhisil lmc ilPPil nmlie from Ger- man flllli ntln-r sources." that ‘ruku down the totals inl

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ti) [intuit ships 0t’ 293,039 tons. 4i aiiirll shins of 189,413 tons. Three nculml ships of 5.562

As ln lln- case of the Dunkeruue evacuation. it was believed that tllervacuolion from Greece swell- td the April figures.

lap war with ll. S. unlikely

French Indra-China. - The chief. of the rv nlission in South . Jiro Saito, said il".ili\' unlikely" that

nnlny loopholes." he aulrcmeilt with the

lllsdnscinl as iL concerns Japan's fun“ in the \\-rlr_

fill"? “Iii illlilf, only if attack- < ‘to m. willed,

.- l‘le wol- against Ger- .n .~oluc quarter's as

i‘) "one to war against

MOSCOW. May 9—(A.P)—Soviet Russia. today withdrew he: recog. Riﬁim-l of three Gennan-oecup-cd countries whose emigre govern- ments are allied with Britain, and diplomatic sources believed Joseph Stalin. in his first act as Premier. was DRY/mills up differences with Germany.

Th9 fqreisn office sent notes to the mullstcrs o! Yugoslavia, Bel. 811m and Norway, notifying them their ministerial powers had 105g, validity. Onl a month ago, Yugo- slavia, and t e Soviet Union ne- gotiated a friendship agreement.

Foreign diplomats saw in this an indication of a new understand. 1118 with Germany, one by Whldh Stalin hopes to further Soviet neu- trallty.

Whether it means Russia will join the Axis cannot be foretold,

Gemlﬂnya previous offer to eon- vert the Tripartite pact mm a Berlln-Etomc-Tokyo-Mcsoow wool-d was declined by V. M. Molotov, then I-fremler, during nu v1.51; u, Hitler ln November.

This became known at the eon- clusion last month of the Soviet. Japanese neutrality pact. However, the Pravda article which disclosed the refusal said the Soviet govern. mmt at that time" did not find it possible to accept the offer,

In any event diplomatic circles believe the situation has changed since the Nazi ambusador, Count lﬁ-iedrich Werner Von Der Schul. enberg. returned t0 Moscow a week ago after tallcln to l-llrler,

Gennan-Sovle ltenaion appears to have relaxed after the period in vgilch Russia concluded her friend- 5 p pact with Yugoslavia Just on; day prior to the German ivaslon of that country. reaffirmed her non- ﬂggresslon pact with Turkey, re. buimi Blllitnria for accepting Ger- ma“ (Xxillilation and criticized Hun- gary for invading Yugoslavia ln-the Germans’ wake.

Todars Dress reflected the m. ‘mwed “end Wwafd 800d‘ relations ylth Germany. rt displayed pfQm- "Bully Teilﬁris of the Axis air raid. upon the Suez Canal Wednesday night and of David Lloyd George's abstention from the vote of con. fldence which the British House of Eﬁﬁtﬁlif vt’ZX%.i%J;f““° “"‘~““‘“"

lslaliftiirl a ls Graduate

OAMPBELLTON, N.B., May 9— (CPl-Dorothy Farrell. Springhill, N5, and Vera Thomas, Tryon, P. EL, were among six student nurses who graduated from Soldier's Mem- olillalit Hospital Training School to- ng .

Lord Halifax Names Trump Cards "lizmHands

Sritain And Allies

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‘Reds may have New scheme for Dividing spoil

Observers Recall 1939 Pact Between S0-

Eve 0f War.

(By Wade Werner. Associated Prom Staff Writer)

NEW YORK, May 9-(AP)— The spotlight is on the Krem- lin again.

As in fateful August, 1939. the world is watching myster- ious Moscow and its man of mystery-Joseph Stalin, the ‘statesman who seldom ‘ .

Again seasoned students of power politics have been put on the alert by indication-lg that Stalin has something up his sleeve. Just what that is still remains to be seen; but the in- dications of an impendi move of vita] importance are thread-

l. Wednesday stalin abruptly ab- andoned the official anonymity

(Continued on page ll. Col 3)

Spanish (iov’t Officials fired

MADRHD, May 9 --(AP)- A number of officials high in the Spanish Government were swept out tonight and the administra- tion installed o. new sate under arm-y Colonel Valentin Galaxza.

The ousted officlak were named when Ramon Serrano Suner. bro- thelﬁ-in-law of Franco, was Minis- ter oi’ the Interior. He is Foreign Minister now.

Desert strewn- With wreck of, Iraq army

(By Edward Kennedy) (Associated Press Staff Writer) CMHO, May 9—(AP)—-British ar- mored forces and airmen in pursuit, lraqis army has scattered over the desert, stvewlng the sands behind them Wit-ll armor-cu cars, trucks and

viets And Nazis On_

SATURDAY, MAY 10,

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Canadians On Guard For England

cannon.

British headquarters tonight also salo tne snlall Lfltq airforoe, left high and dry by the failure of Ger-i many to fulfill a. promise for dellv-, elv of a number oi planes by May.

+2.'had been destroyed by the Royal‘

nu ruftta‘. Q Heavy casualties were inflicted, the British statement added, 1n routing Lnulis who attacked the British-held airdrome at Habbanl- yah a ween ago. ‘the Iraqis were= retreating toward Ramadi and l~‘al-; luja. to the north and East. l “Our forces, which included the» R, A. F, armored cars, troops andi Iraqi levies, captured a large quan- tity of nlaterial including six ser- viceable howltmrs, a number of oth- er guns and four armored cars in the week-old fighting," the com- munique said.

The ll-aq air force suffered the loss of 25 planes. Germany's fallulc to provide the promised planes had left the pro-Nazi coup detat prem- ler, Rashid All Al Gallant. who launched the war for the rich Mosul -

One look at the faces of these Canadians manning an anti-aircraft gun in England is sufficient to tell

they mean business. The gun is g, 50101-5, weapons, but also manufactures

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Japan neatié} “New stage” in China policy

TOKYO, May 9 -- (AP) -- The Japan Times and Advertiser, ling- lish language newspaper controll- ed by the Japanese Foreign Of- fice, said today that Japan had reached a “new stage" in her noi- iey toward China and declared the effort to overcome the Chinese by force of arms “must have little more appeal even to the most sanguine of suidierlv minds."

The paper, reflecting the eur- rent attitude ol the more moder- ate Japanese, suggested that Jap- an's new policy be two-fulfi:—-

“l. Peace and order in Lihina. because no peace can be possible in the Far hast without a. peace- ful China.

Development of China as an active partner in the new Asiatic eo-prosperity sphere, because a new economic structure for East Asia would be impossible without the co-operaiiun of China."

"Moreover, the effect of a Jup- anese conquest over Uhungching would be decidedly incommensur- ate with the cost involved." said the paper. “Tile superiority of Japanese arms has been as con» vmcirlg as China's ability to sur- vivc corporal punishment,

“The idea of overcoming this mastudurl of‘ nations must have little more appeal even to most sanguine of soldierly minds."

Italian casualties 98,928 in April

ROME, May 9—(AP)-Italian military‘ ilcadqllartcl-s tonight od-

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the up. Details of the sailings and of,

the barrels and silt-Is in plants.

Direct delivery

(By Richard L. Turner. Associated i Press ‘bluff Writer)

WASHINGTON. May il-JAPM- The direct, or almost direct. r livery of United States supplies to British forces in the Middle East , was strongly indicated today by a ‘ Maritime Commission announce-

ment that American ships soon] c will be sailing into the Red Sea.

i At the some time. the C0lllllll$~. slon said that snrings to China, would be increased in the ncor fu- l ture, which some interpret/ed as; ;nleuning that American help to; that country in its war with Japan l would be correspondingly stepped;

the cargoes to be carried to China. and to the Red Sea. are secret. reliably o

Meanwhile, it svas reported the German Govern- ment had challenged the aid- tn-Britain program for the first _ time, In a not:- whlell argued l that rcquisitionlng of Gcrnlan Ships for use in that program would violate international la.w. Troop operations in illc Middle

l l l East ltcccssdtnle a supply llnc over l

oanc Ships To Sail Red Sea Soon

Nazis ObjE

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of American

War supplies to British Middle East forces indicated.

Are moveli From Iceland

OTTAWA. ltlay 9—(CP)-—Til€ Defence Department said tonight that Carladlrs garrison duties in Iceland ended reccntlv tvllen the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa

were relieved by other imperial troops, The Department said relief of

the (izllladian forces had been car- ried out graduaiiy, and that the Clllllerolls were tile last Dominion unit to be transferred from Iceland to the United Kingdom.

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Sinks Axis Raider

Fire An

(By Douglas Amaron, Can

Force struck with explosive f invasion bases on the French

burg.

With 300 to 400 bombers day night lashed her hardest burg in a determined campai

‘rhatching.

Thursday night, particularly

sea power.

ces llerc. said apparclltly at least

planes were 10st. | l

Blows of lesser degree were dir- ; ccled at Bcrlln and Ernden, the. U-boat base at st. Nzlzairc, Idrance, f airdrolnes in France and Belgium,- and northwest German towns andi coastal shipping.

Tile ;\ir Ministry account of the Brelnen-Iianlbtlrg said flatly that more aircraft than ever before participated in a British raid had thrown tens of thousands of and hundreds of tons of explosives on

count was borne out illferellilally bv the

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Explosives Are Rained On Nazis.

300 to 400 British planes smash German U-Boat bases and invasion ports.

adian Press Staff Writer)

LONDON, May 15—(Saturduy)-(CP CabiH-Keeping up its counter-offensive against the Nazis, the Royal Air

oree early today at the Nazi coast nearest Britain, follow-

ing up without pause the greatest British air raid of the war which set great destructive fires in Bremen and Ham-

participating, Britain Thurs- blows at Bremen and Ham- gn to kill the Nazi submar-

ine menace at its source. Next on the program, apparently, was a smash at any invasion plans the

Nazis might b6

The German raiders, which pounded vital British ports

along the Humber, returned

there and to the midlands again last night and this morn- ing. Liverpool also was raided again, but the intensity of ail attacks was said to be less than on Thursday.

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incendiary ilombs those surccs of German

'l.‘lle exact lllllllilCl‘ of [virtues was not given, but reliable .~'l'lill'-

300 to 400 were nscri. .\ high announcement that re

Bil-Iii; Riiifrllllvillz: Be Kept Open

CHUNGKING, May 9 —(AP) Sir Archibald J. K. Kerr. British

nite Sta . - '

(Dltilllzlnﬁl ilﬂlllbtgxﬁS use: tlsfticiui): I ‘kiinbassadir iofihliiiii’ tonight ma?‘ lhc raids on the airports, i rglfnfgismr‘) ‘an; p” 1°56 MI fiiinﬂshii’)

Informed sources declined to ,,,,wn,,,,,,“,§a,"‘§,§e gﬁilrvv‘ {(1.2 confirm or cicnv German asser- from Bilnhn Wm remm-nig-m d tions that. the R. A. F. even went HP issued me Smlemcntpl ' "few “S i“ 9"‘ P05”- mmianmccupied . hours after a Japanese air raid

Poland, but noted with satisfac- tion a Nazi admission of consider- . ablc damage t0 Bremen and Ham- burg- ‘ “Buildings were rent and snlasll- ed and Gcrnlalrvus submarine and shipbuilding yards were remorse- lcssly bombarded and lcft with tires blazinl: in their midst." said“ an account by the Air Ministry QllQWS service. Tile rnidcu. roared over the ports in a constant procession, while

(Continued on page 11, Col 6) SENTTINCED TO PRISON

FREDEIRICTON. Mav 9—(CP)— Frank Smith, Fredericton. WM smit- enced today by Mr. Justice C. D. Rlciulrfls in the York Circuit Court, to flve_ rs in Dorchester Peni- tentiary following conviction on cilarges of two burglaries.

Asked 1f he had anything to say as to whv sentence should nut be passed, Smith replied, "Yes. l em insane."

which slightly damaged nu own FO-iifichce and caused some 200 Chi. nose casualties.

Between 60 and 80 planes pnrtlcl‘- pats-d in tile raid. 'I'he_v (‘RiiSm-l widespread damage.

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C I _, oiilitil&ﬁgegPtgrliséSklAultdllgymg—bltrCPggI on ﬁelds‘ m Em exnmmew embums_ nmmd cilsuﬂmos o‘ lumps armed which vast quantities 0f food and Ullllﬂg EVEIItQ the "trump cards in the hands of, 5111K i>°$iii°n~ u m“ qt forces totalled 93.928 in Anni. in- ~‘;-"—'1"=-_--‘ " - -*- Dawson or freedom" and constitute a challenge m“ Dr,“ 1349a?!“ h Adi Oilldiﬂi; tile Baum“ “mi Africa“ (Continued on page 11. Col l) Victoria jﬂi Q5 n__ "m mo” doubly,“ mind; whjgh s REF-hid I demBﬂllonsub| cngnpnlgns and an unspecified ____________.__ Edmonton .3 o2 hit n" and”, h, 1m l cannot nee certain assurance of the the as; oumpoghlllﬂe report whmhl number not reported in previous By "mo"! m“ Regina as; e0 3ccnts per word? c“ w“ ilglgnzftlgogtllllllatpslfhlﬁﬁidggietlatugglgit- c3112 a i" “will ‘M’ “"5 R" A~ “agile list showed 5884 klllcd- 17- Rustic” Canadian Press Staff Writer Frh‘ 1WQ{‘,§I,‘{’§' i‘; ‘J3 —"—-=--=;—;=_.—-. Only a. quick and total victory F- bombed W’ Baiihdd“ “W” h“ nae wounded; and 15.05:; missing-l , 0...“... 4s 64 Dance ln Fcmni Lo Halifax not been confirmed elsewhere. 1 \ 1d to» , LONDON, May 9 -(CP Cablel- 1; -5 - - - e . ~ , . ' "c ‘ "" reactor sacramental. t. n. tn...- m Mo». ml P. l» F- m» m. ‘ltiillnifiﬁ 22...... st d t d M , v n» l - . tnuszr“ z. l. n , '*~ States. told the Minneapolis RA- mimd B-“nwrwed u“? m?” Y“ “Sh” n m, _ l ll . illl loom-ton cruiser Cornvunllh Sum, John 43 G4 C°Wlt and th - air force had loined the Brlt and I4 “g roomm across the Indian Ocean = . m“ Tmiill‘ Mglinicsin vimilitl iilhtieflliyerieligatedliiuliga was ell-twin Wt reconnaissance ‘oggvfslltl W“ “wit” dW“ i“: . . it... scittnnunldcntiiicdiNazil-ald-l gqglggneum, l I , I :-— i ' , a - ~ "n. H “w Will‘ 1“ "w United stew-t in "3 Wm“ “*‘"‘“°““' On the Greek-Aibnnian-YuEo-i Pﬂzg wmnﬂl’ lfgdm "w mtivm- the admiralty “Rid l ——- ltrvice" lrimtgeviuvelroriiritalxii. "grill i‘: Biz-nligﬂgig- gggndgiongsag agggslnlgned’ 12505 i i Sliiye was the first German surface ClUr§§X"-,"'df§"§}i'p,,E§,I“f§"'p2imf FORECAST "m"! QYOXlillg My; 15 ' tion of the British pie." m’ ‘mm LY ‘ 1 m, t l _ I raider sunk since the pocket battlc- ‘Om i, '. qQ-ql, tortuous p, 1f B . C1 1 1 NQfLh i 4175-5-10-31. TM addm“ was tgzosecond made arioigillcde, 73 wglilndlilliéoiiitilvmiﬂsigg: Begﬁiiﬁedwboiiigiolomiﬁlgiftliélhi? ‘ ship Admwai Gm‘ Sim’ wits “mm ‘iillolilbitiii-l-Wii-K‘ ic-wrlvd W Shoiiczv Stflgill! éinhé’ ornninoderalb "ih i by the Ambassador on a sevetiiiiigil, Nmih Amw- 154 killed» 52 P E. 1.. was n double prize winner "p by h" ""'“' “L Mimmvidm byConservntivc House Lender Han- “unit's: cloudy and cool with scatter- luy Tihﬂldie Hall Mmdvay, ‘Qtﬂiﬂqn the Mitgliicliefe-nih deter- wounded. 49.869 missing. in the lists issued today by tllc Dal- December‘ 1939' son to (iCFCYlbﬂ a sccnc in the .cd showers. oukradl. Eli. Atrards orchesu-a" 1 the!” 95 t ¥- the lei East Mﬂcm 3270 M1186, 5,044) housie Medical School new‘ He was .,__._ ___ _... -_______ _ ___ Commons today when members i Maritime lvesl: Strong Windl- dm “immwm- mm sen men o mop wounded, 15.800 missing awarded the Dr. Clara Olding prize wrangled more than nn hour over a cloudy with scattered shmvera an - for the fourth year student maklryz LONDON‘ M“ 9 _ (Cm _HA| procedure. ‘l Wggﬁiaiiniiligsxiziggiéirv-vmﬂ. ‘mt

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