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Scomfal Of

Axis Powers’

Reveals Burmfioad Will Be Re - opened- Qggctober 17.

LONDON, 00L Ir—(CY)—Wllllt0n Churchill scornfullyl is

Italy will in t0 aid mlilgs nfrleets are inyheln p- lcrin

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and answered Japan's m: the Burma. Road re-opencd for war sup c accent on the Far East. the Prime M nister delivered an hour-long war report to the House of Commons. Outs

dare Ger- and nlted gain with the Axis ies to China.

Japan "while the Brit

ide, and audible

in the steep old slumber, the sirens howled, anti-aircraft guns rumbled

and bombs fell.

it was a chronicle o! both success and failure mi- Mr, Churchill a1;-

closcd disciplinary action is under

way against tmac whose errors con-

tributed to failure of the Free French expedition last month against

Dakar. French West Africa.

"Uo not let us lull for one moment the sense of the awful hazard

in which we stand," he said.

"It is only by supreme and superb exer-

tions, unwearied and indomitable, that we shall save our souls alive . . ." Long, dark months of trial and tribulation he before us . . . Death

ii sorrow will be our co Id... nnd valor our only i. I!

Uracil British Troops Block Fascist Path

SOMEWHERE IN 'I'HE WEST- ERN DESERT, Egypt, Oct. 8.—lCP Rcuiorsi~crcain of the British Im- perial Army lies athwari; the western desert from the sea southwards in pro-arranged strategic positions - Walling and watching Grozlnnls Italian pause to recuperate front the punishment they took in their SO-milc drive into Egypt.

Pouring troops and material into s fan-shaped coastal axes between the Escarpment at sollum and their forward salient at Sidi Barra- ni. the Italians are ‘strenuously pro‘- paring for the second and more dif- lltfiléit stage of their advance east- war

Though the British forces did not alicillilt soriouslv to impede the It- allriii bush to Bidi Harranl. the one- my suffered considerably from hor- rylnz tactics. losing much motoriz- ed material as a result of artillery

m ions. . . Hardships u garment, con- diii‘... ° ' e must be reunited; we must be undaunted; we must be inflex-

Mr. Churchill disclosed that 8,500 persons had died and 13,000 had been wounded by German bombs in Britain since the war begin; $11M? an average of 400 heavy bombers had stabbed at Britain every 24 hours for the last month, "since Herr Hitler turned his rage and malice on the civilian population o!

strength; the Royal Air Force has "proved to the ivorld that here at home, ovci" our own island, we have the mastery of the air.“

Using the Germans‘ own figures on bombs cropped. Mr. Churchill de- duccd that the deadliness of air at- tncks in this war ls only l-liitli, or at the worst 1-l0th, of that from i914 t0 i918.

lie took ilio House “to the other side of the elooo," ihcu, and disclos- ed that on October l7 the Burma Road to China. will be thrown-open to COlllilillCU movement of supplies —nt the expiration of it three-month ngrccmciit with 'i‘okyo, \\i_l'll0h,h8 said, wins intended to permit Jtillflll and Cluuu time i0 11nd “a JUST. and equitable settlement of their long and deadly quarrclfl

"Instr-oil of reaching all HEW?- niciit \\‘llll Cuino," he vvcnt on, "the Japiincso government have cntcrcd into o. ilucc-poivci- putt with der- mmiy mid Iiuiv which lS, lltlllillly

EXPURT 0F BUPPER TU. BESTUPPEU

Shipments to be Made Only to British Em- pire Countries and Possibly U. S.

OTTAWA, Oct. 8 -(CP) -—No further Permits will be issued for export o copper from Canada, ecc- oept to British Empire countries and possibly the United States when it may be needed in complet- ing allied munitions contracts, ac- cording to a statement issued after 3. meeting of the war cabinet to-

ay. Only recently, Angus MacInnls (CCF-Vancouver East) suggested that Canada should cooperate with the United States by banning ship- ment to Japan of scrap metals and other war materials. However, io- day’s statement did not mention Japan by name.

The statement said about 80 per cent of the output of lmstem Con- adlan producers goes under direct contract to the United Kingdom ‘Ministry of Sup ly. British Columq |bia producers, ause of higher

production costs and freight ratios, were not in a position to share in filling a. demand which was ade- quately met by other Canadian and Rhodesian producers.

“'I_‘h_a metals controller, however. has curing the last two months made s. new examination of the copper supply situation in relation to known United Kingdom needs and the very considerable expan- sion anticipated in Canadian con- sumption when the fabricating plants now under construction are completed," the statement said.

“It is now probable that all a- vailable Canadian coppei- will be needed to meet those demands.

"In these circumstances, since no copper will be available for cx- port from Canada except to British Empire countries and possibly ‘be. United States where ii may be needed in compleiin- allied muui- lions contracts. no further ivrmiis will h‘! issued."

Today's anouncement follotvecl by less than a fortnight United Stairs action in banning abutment. of

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Submarine Bags Italian Destroyer;

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The British submarine Osiris (TOP) has sunk an Italian destroyer of the Curtutonc class (BIDTTOM) in the Adriatic, the British ad- miralty announced Oct. 4. It was the second recent victory for the Osiris, ivhlrh sunk an Italian supply ship in the Mediterranean not long ago. British naval units have accounted for sevcn German and two Italian submarines recently, the admiralty rnnounccineiit said.

Germans Loose

Migh ties t Raids

0n Great Britain

London And "siffiih Coast “Invasion Path” Receive

cnublc exporters

U. S. Guts Off Wheat Flow To Far East

Takes Precautionary

cams Uut 0f Orient.

WASHIIJUUIUN. Oct. B——iAP1-— The Uu; t. states government, af- , icr "tdilL-Ullflfy steps to lit"- out of the Orient,‘ iuli.i_ i. ' 110w 0i sub.» 't'(l Aiuciiloii t to [or c;

i l‘li pUlto, (libs; 0i wiucii are controlled ‘ by Japan. ,.

Olluxols curt-fully reframed frwu stating that tins was another in. the series oi sLiimbling blocks plac- 1 on ill ilu- vizi; oi Japuuls march io- , ward o "ucu older“ in East Alain.‘ but lL was stilt-rally considered to liuvc the some general significance us llle lYCtllllj. ordered embargo on i scr s‘ useful in making muimlcus .

Ten lllilliOll bushels of wheat or. wile-iii. lloilr have been shipped to’ Far Eastern ports since Jan. l un-l (lcr a program which the Unified ; States grunts e. port subsidies w;

to compete in .‘ world markets. Some of it went to | the Plulippznes (WlllCh were ex-l cinplctl from today's order discon- l fuming ilk- subsidies) but much of 1 it wen‘. to Far Eastern ports. Asked , wetlu-l" any of this wheat went to i the Japanese army in China, ani official of the Agriculture Deparii- l meht said he did riot kXlOW, bail assumed so. developments occurred filllllliililltfOllill‘ with Britain's no- uco iiuu. the Burma cRad would be for slizpmcnt o1 supplaes

Lord Loiliian. British. Ambassador di dosed here that he had been orclcrccl to cancel a projected trip to Ixintloii because his government.‘ thinks "lhclo might. be o criszs in the For East." Ho. said after a con- I

Brunt Of Bombing.‘

LONDON, Oct. fi-Y-(Wcdncsday)! i

-——iCPl—1il ilic migihtflist assault i-gt loosed on this lblllllld ic

Nari i-iiidxix bninbml 8O districts all btnyzlnntl lusr uiyhl and carlv ic- (lnv nucl mined PXUlOSlVES our! lire also on 30 areas oi the capital.

fEnds Montreal Visit

scrap iron and steel except to mi-

A survov coiuilu-iczl bv t-hc Press

xvii that muuv (lis- i

ftrencc w“ Pircsldrnt Roosevelt‘ iiiKt tlic s might result from| iiii- reopening of the Burma Road.

For ll‘0l'(‘ than two hours, the‘

P tun; iiiikcil with Admiral J. 0. Rivliziltbs: C."mmuiidcl'-lii-CliIcf oi lllc Am ll iii-ff‘! in LllO Pacii- . i(.' ..1 Wzilmni D. Leaiiyq. l\)l'lllt'l‘ ilxzci of Naval Opcrniiousw‘

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Explosions And Fires Mark Path Of R.A.F. Planes

oastlineFrom CalaisToBotilogne Lit With Spoliting F lames.

LONDON, Oct. l! —(Wednesday) ‘ —-t('l'J - The lfoyai Air Force struck iii (icriniiii lllVliSlilil bases on the Fri-nvii t-niist early today in an attack lighting ihc continental coast-lino from Calais to Boulugne with spouting flames.

The explosions were heard plain- ly on the Kent coast.

Searchlight beams and antl- alrcriift shells were tossed skywaril by German coastal batteries in an‘ effort in beat off the attack. The British bombers, keeping to their task, dropped flares to guide them to their targets.

Bombers oi’ the British night pa- irnl flying in thundering relays dropped hundreds of bombs on Berlin inst night and early today in the heaviest assault on the Ger- man capitol since the war began.

The air ministry said some bombs loll within a mile or two of ous German landmarks in Ber- lin, the Reiclistag building and the Under Den Linden, a great thor- ouciifnrc.

The four hour and 52 minute raid on Berlin was just one phase o! e series of bombings which saw the fury of the Royal Air Force might unlcnrahcrl on at least l0 German- ium poi-is of the "invasion coast" on the German-held Fokker croft works at Amsterdam.

Power Stations Bombed

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Tile Air liflnistry said more than lot) bombs were dropped in just one port. of the Berlin raid — an attack on three main power sla- lions.

British planes “kept up an almost ('Olill'llil0llS assault on military ob- jectives in the German capital and i‘ suburbs." the Ministry's news.‘ service snirl.

A spectacular fire was caused by an intensive attack on the railway , yards and goods sidings at the great ‘Pempellioi Airport less than iwn miles from the Untcr Den Lin-

mzw RAJ’. CHIEF Appqingmqn; n! Air Marshal Sir

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a wcli-oqulpped base capalfc

suuwlvmg his expanding uccdfi. While modcratc esilmal/cs iilnccd

the Italian losses 0f mechanized

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unit, which played a large part ill harassing the enemy,

' F t S ed to react l0 threats of vlfllfiflcfi by ‘Pfmfsi ‘gpif‘c“~“yv ‘yoikcrs fought burg. g submission, uiid-ccrtaiiily the rc- WASHINGTON, Qt. 8 —(APl ~ ‘£114,119 “hm?‘{,fl'g“li"bc,,f}j“l,ngilg,nfl‘ffi nyiflsh 10m, rang‘. guns in (h,

-Q- liale for Notices in this eoluml 8 cents per word-

"'l'ltl.l(l05—Ml1l'l‘8y River ‘ihurs-

‘iliczu fliL’ 110i some secret clauses.

‘it is not tirisv to scc lll what way GCllllllllt’ illul illlly con come LO the n‘ oi Jiiooii w-nilu the British and

ill said the uuci, "in secondary de- grec,“ also was Dtllllted ai. soviet Itmrin. i-le udued:-—

"NPltll('l‘ 0i liie branches of the English-speaking raccs is accustom-

ccpiiou of llllS siraugeiv ii-balunced declaration, m ilie United States, luis not boon hi nil encouraging to those who arc iis authors." Cour-crumb Dakar. Ml‘. Churchill lnid ilic blumefoi" the expeditions

tic consumption onlv." about cu“- hall‘ of the copper mined in Brit- ish Cdumhia was Shipped in Jnnqn

volw recently in the British Hzuw of Commons and tho British press

lTD FOR l9 CARGO SHIPS

J. l-l. Winchester and Company of New York, bidding for British ship- ping operators, today offered to buy for 54.040000 l9 cargo vcsscis in the United States maritime com-

whicli smashed a numbci- of hous- es: in another borough there were undetermined casualties in s. group of workers‘ qlililfilllfllll houses. There. amid a (rmuiuuiiin series of falling

Mn...» ‘t-lffltfl} wvrc thick with class.

hnrdlv iviis n mimilc when attack- im: nlnucis were not overhead.

I I ilmog ihrv (lroililcd bombs at then

r_\' snurcrs claim- an address by lll(‘ (iovcl'iioi'-(ieiicv- tho preceding a; a; a Cilllflillllll Club luncheon lll

34 1l°‘"'-*' cifflllil" "ilflme" had ml‘ .which he sold the men of ibc ltoyal mvcrcrl lllr‘ British ruui on Monday A3,. Force wit; "live as a pvrpciunl

...not by an)‘ 1W8 l‘*'°T’“r‘d_-“f"“‘1 wglc plan‘ but "by mi» yaio! out skill of a ‘handful cfdlylljfl mm- manv of them Cimzirlians.

Gardiner Meets l

For ihc first frw hours 0Y6

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lli‘l'i'li situation arising out oi the . "niiuic 01' lilo Jupnlicsc-Gerlnail- I . Llll pact.

ixboui the some time the Rumimi.

inioiisc bnrrngc" from anti-aircraft. lZllllS.

Other objectives attacked in the

on electrical cquipmcnt factory at

ionfclxl; the main line of a

italiaii Paper Says Ready

Gui‘ n.

n .. s from the centre of the clfiv, and railway yards at Charlotiicn-

Dover arcri joined in the offensive siiorilv alter clnivn. shelling the i French "invasion coast" near Bou- lognc.

To Fight U. S.

ROME. Ocl. a-(AP) -—Mussollni's ‘

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l. li-UUZ-IU-b-Lil. _ ____ _ missions laid up fleet. 'I‘i*e bid was rnto of four or llvc a minute. -n(,“._h,n,_r l. Pflpok) dna-m ab, l ______ , - much larger than any submitfcd Qbsvrvcrs at cmislzil ywllii-s Sflid i . N... JUHP. 5t, . t a ‘, I ...ldikies\mcou Hid“? (Conimucd on page 3. C01 1) by American intcrcsis. that In‘. ill!‘ i‘ dime ill lllllilll. ai- LONDON‘ o“ a__,gp C;[b1(‘l-— ifiifzlnlumolt “(lllatlof dhgzmgiwny mo i_.-oo2-l0-8-2l. z iwzswr "-~~———~~—— ~ _____ _ ._.._. _ to nbflghffillylilttigg “an J_ a Gardiner, Cunwilflfl iflrimigd the conwined 301N539... ,, _ ‘i- O O m‘ s M 3. [Edie 1 p Agriculture Minister. today hi" liu-Fokyi) uxi.» lb ready l0 fight if , URI“? in slime)’ Hall. DOW-WT 1"‘ l“ mm}: m“ _-,, m n gec- mod ministry officials m a pic- iiie United bibles lcjccts its dc- o a {plillddll aid 0i war wurlcllll/lilfilii, b)‘ I e , ugomrgxzflllyrlrlii- Xwrpigwnog {mt “mmm-y confluence of his i1ii:.sloi\ lllilllltlls" llll‘ “mum spuccik’ b A ; 0H a. ii-2 - - -'-H- _ __ _ . i . (n rdUlll food ‘us \\'lll‘ilill:1 was wri on y -‘ .__i_ bfiliiil“ \\'<‘1'(‘ mmllh“ l° 191"“ m“ Umlm I‘ 5‘ i(‘l'l lur- "iii-u llPW‘ user's n if) i — . ‘ .-. -~ i- -, bcrc and there . h-clncl-ls_ l, .' '. ' " " . flhp” ' . . . . ' ‘we ll Bella i. Y. P. S. JlCbCLt . Th‘ _ '“ U‘ "'9 P" _, _ , . 1N1“ ' . ,, _ . . Luv lomuirulnioi. iwo dais bcim- AN LABT COASI CANADIAN lliIHfKlllWJZCMR, play ui Ben-hit Jlkill. 9 and if!" _°l‘”;“,'.'.‘h A‘i1,1>d ,"“",‘.‘,',!,,‘1‘,1.§,‘“Z.'.}, Th" mccmfg “M i‘clxflllé“gltlcllug\ltfi '-‘-l\~\i llu‘ lialinu press has urcdict- PORT, Uct. 8—\CPl~WltliOLlb qoR/ONTQ 0c.‘ 3 ___.Cp) _ “imwédliy. Wilmer loin at a r-iw- l mmikluwii Sgt-P's u was ‘he gum“ M a i“ Dame my .ill \\‘lil be an important speech by ceremony or formality the Royal l Minimum and maximum icmpcra- L-ZOI-IO-ti-ld-loi: "".{.hf,“".,,,‘,,.,,_,;,' m“; 1.150 w“ tiered by Viscount Ciiilixllbchql»! of illl(‘ m‘c]iiii_i~i_~_Iliursilzivi at fziildllfl-Yv i-Nnvy foal... wok DVD‘. two more, “duly "Imme ma‘ Hm Han Ocwberl Q ‘mdm; Anmklk silhlwtslilzfe lwéflmlgsrlliqtls!Ptiiblvdviimcnt. ‘Others ilililsufiilliifillxrz-Xllglr: 8.1132915: ililglstfilllslflrln (Ellinliul?) %tlallflsllldilsltrgi- liiiimlsQn ‘ i . v . “ .»\ ; iv i’:- -. ' H, , ‘- ,, - .» ‘._.- >" '. ‘ - [-1 lfliii. Webster's lnuslfiiil 109 1i l I 0 R I iijlg,.\r"..i?.r.>t.-iiin< .913;- rcA- DFBSCIILHw-pffif lkfllliliizgiyor inofiigtsuoliilliizsiéltittyés. rurmshhm obchmmc M. m: rm.“ ,0 establish gdcnfén':on 3;; (,0 ' ‘ ' ' '. pom-d wounded. om Inn v. cbaiico 0i ‘o _ ._ - 1y[_e_[,u,m_ t “mam. lmivol and air buses in Regina I}? 69 “Danae m More“ Han Flidm‘: nub‘? sitrrilifii- was hit in l wort g](:‘()l(1:‘9$;.m52()(lEgllzgiiklfisGG?‘GL1IZ ‘Us’, (‘Him w“. to 19g Cfln5djv3P‘pfl}SSCSSlOYlS in the western hemi- ‘gqilllllibg L?‘ QQLOIM. nth s,“ Auras Graham; "r ?—.._: _~-___-___.__ country’ (if . _ _ :_____.....__ _ -~ ’ L “usscy. Cnmh l‘l\'il‘l;lll‘ H lilll as pilots in the Uni - sp icro. ‘ OTDlllO ' Irzwqu L s LONDON’ Oct‘ 9_(w°d"°5d*“’l (Continued on ilfllli‘ 3» C 2) \é(l)ll$l(l\:l‘l$.§i‘f)lii\l‘, und Ltr fllllélhrfilt-lstllll Roosevelt said lost week i gijhislllixwilrlfigiiysd unldd rglllfnilzallflr glsgngal 3 , _ *1“ _. —(CP)——A Reuters News Agenby Q-_i—-- -—-—— gen, A, G. L. MCNilllflht-(‘lli _ ii, »- . -;_- ytfliing in international l. . ' ~ . . i [xi l6 62 ‘uric. Imilerial War i... i...» or M.» i :a:':.:*.l."..-i1:...:>;::..:2..:;“:i::. i“; $533.. o cllllftlloAnnualsggppgruto be mill 888M that sir Rfiilinald Hoare, tho party chill": n?!“ "tigffigfnsfixgf, ll"! l.“ m,“ F‘,“.“‘".'..?q‘§§.°;§.,i’§” ‘ "Filo.- llrllll been vnciiicri previously; "Pill-IX 5’? m me Ham L_196_10_9_h_ ritlsh Minister, had advised all I, conoda House niu . 21,1:ilinodilrntilflm;z i“: fficpehai; b‘. we mm“. states Snuors “.1,O‘Ci1nq.loiteio\\~n n» l

"Credit Union Entertainment

Cabinet Urged l __

Britons connected with the oil in- dustry to leave

the country im- medlaicly.