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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1943

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MERE MAN ’

It will never nlri roses _ . . If we want more roses we must plant more trees.

luhlorlptlhn Delivered, $6.00 ll“, 84.001 other Provinces I ll-l-A, 85.00-

In Heaviest Action

Rev‘ M‘ J‘ War Situation Last Night

Smith Dies Suddenly

People of every denomination

Si Major Action or Canadians

By Kirke L. Simpson, Associated Press War Analyst

Ari Axis. or at least l Nazi, attempt

Catania plain.

in the surrender of that central base to the

invaders, announced

to fl from Sicil appear bre - in; with Canadian-American capture of the elgnno commlinlcstion‘ keyzn

from

‘House Passes‘

‘Debi: Bill

OTTAWA, July 21 —(CP) --The House of Commons passed today a bill to facilitate compromises and arrangements between prairie far- mers and their creditors, although western oliliousitlon members coli-

this province were shocked to learn. m) . _ , . mo before it was Allied-claimed, can have no other meanin . t laces _ By W085 MUNRO wall: 0n Saturday as this German °g1gle xsutflildelilzafleagagtiifisiefdgnufi‘ Canadian and American troops astrlde four main road anEl rial ap- 11111193 1° 11111 1115i» £11911‘ @510" 10 . n rrm War correspondent battle group blew up the roads and ‘a; ,1’ m‘! L ‘ ~ m s t‘ m- proaches to the central north coast of the Island, only 30-odd miles from have its Provisions iridened w the then withdrew to strong P05113011! 5 t 95 0g I31 F351“ ‘$33’ n Eniia. as the crow flies. benefit of the farmer. 01 I w“ u" of 1- a 1° m?‘ Italian or German forces in the west me the alternative of being After the bill had been approved

in front. of Erma. Begin Saturday Night

CANADIAN! BE- icily, July 18 —(D¢- Csble)— Approach- Bicfiy.

Catholic Clgurch, Kinkora, at the‘ use of sixty-six years. Although he had been in failing health for some

trapped by an Allied break refuge could be Sardinia. ‘mainland. In either case

W175 HIE l. a mum’ 5 -through to the coast, (C? as certainly doomed as they would have 200 miles to go by se

saturday nlgm the Canadlan time hei ctontinued tot cizirry glut blasilrrig Allied air attack. m t l ‘ -h_ t k d, l-l ll, many u es_ connec e w i I iere is every vi ence a western Sic ly is garrisoned oimot ~ “ and“ action‘ imam’ Sm” at M w“ mounte n“ e station in life and by his mlmy‘cluslvoly by ltallnnctroops. German forces are massed eastward, despit-

night a Canadian regiment, prod- ded forward in the moonlight and engaged the Germans.

They continued these prodding tactics until mid-morning and the Brigadier in command told me of this unit's splendid job in preparing the way for big attacks. Another

. rou h the forward line of itlons with heavy artillery “nations, followed by infantry mil it the bayonet noln

(csrindilin and American forces - , mm July 20, it was learn- gm Munro wrote this story).

still going on in the

sterling qualities endeared himself‘ utely trying to hold open esca e rou ‘c each and even, memlmr 0f h15‘extremc northeastern tip of icily only two miles from the toe flock who had grown accustomed‘ 118111111 mainland boot

through the years to look to Father pamcghkrly h" Gen‘ flank (Jailinlrl, is typical of military cliut

Catania filliS, the Nazi forces east

Montgomery's men on t e right

Smith for advice and guidanclg iii “m. The m“ seems ‘o

both temporal and spiritual matters.‘

1mg 15 d S me "id n business and in front of Erma. real-Intent went around on the en- 9 i0 “m r" ° ° ‘ ‘while the main British effort was diverted west and north about the base men deb-Me m varluus House Y Th!“ (he Gill‘ Blllyb Weslfifll {$0M 8nd 111811 8n- ‘ztthsetgrttcge fgfltgnirgg‘ 3e tmd tag‘ (‘if tlicciotwerllnghvolcano- Etna is encircled by inland road and rail systems pal-lites all ehrlofsnq and gpegdily Other Teilmellt B01’. Nady i413 lllflk‘! when apparently he was sxflcken‘ rolllrhutnlnta t rough Randazzo. on the northwest slope. passed a blll to set up a “annual a frontal attack. Meanwfiie Ont~ with a heart “tack an numem m“ "ac rliueirtor rolute ai-gund Etna hiastalwialaslslecmcd more practicable mum“ on physlcal fitness lmmm .. up the advance for 24 hours. arlo regiments advanced 0n the to wmch he had bpeh subwct for. n: wnum as" w norm ‘up d gflflffglW a? orm a e eastern coastal slope. m...‘ by penslons mm“... “m. t. is the Canadians‘ first major eastern flank of the enemy. , 1d 9 ma. he, ° " 5‘ ‘m “"3 a“ “T” "7 '~ ° “KM ""1 "m"? 1" BP- kcnzle. Its principles were praised 43cm Guy sin-h some years. It vlou sc m ~ .proach the Messlna Peninsula from the west rather than the south, to by spokesmen for the val-lo“,

The aim of Ma]. monds, commander of the Can- adian forces in Sicily. was to try to destroy this enemy battle group which blocked the soeedv advance of the Canadians.

Driving to the front during Sun- day morning I passed dozens of our guns deployed in the fields by the side of the road. Every few minutes three or four guns let go rounds as they ranged on the enemy positions several mics ahead.

The Germans were holding a high range of hills and some lower hills astride the main road. six miles

advance where in-

... 00- l ggcgzgg Plenlnxgufia‘ defenders of the coastal shelf above Catanla in the rear.

ended at the start of the

Nazi

Watches Battle

Jliiioughout the diW I watched r battle from ~14, seeing C . artillery plaster the enemy‘

~ hills with hundreds of shells t. then seeing the infantry sweep '. - to finish the job. Batches ‘ mend 30 German prisoners were n. g down the dusty roads Sun- iiipht under guard.

“m late of that parish. He graduated‘

had sufficient warning of approaclh‘ take the irlg death as he liad driven his car _-_ into a nearby field and turned the . ignition sudtch off. When medical Q aid RlTl\\‘Cl he hlid passed awav. ‘ Father Smith, who was born in Kelly's Cross on March 19th. L877.‘ was the son of Mr. Frank Smith. from St. Dunstanu University and . received his B.A. in i903 and 599111‘ three years at Grand Seminary: Montreal. In 1906 he was ordained‘ - to the priesthood in Charlottetown‘ by Bishop MacDonald and f0!” '11P‘ iiext two years he taught Kt 5i» i Dunstan‘: University. From there‘

Callup

or escape by sea. Their Sicily. or the Italian a under

tcs to the Messina Peninsula and the of the

General Eisenhower’: warning that hard fighting still lies ihgad.

e ore t u‘ W ‘I E‘ b be that once . . o e r oun na Bstion co Id be Yesterday momm“ he had motor called off iii the sloping, difficult and narrow terrain north of Clautaniu.

by the House in Commitee, Victor Quelch (N. D. Acadia; moved that it be referred back to committee to be amended so that it could coii- form to sugcstiuiis submitted by ‘.1 western debl conference at Saska- toon, Sask, last March l5.

The motion was ruled out of or- der by speaker J. A. Glen who said

change the basic principle of the

expenditures.

in contrast to the debt adjust-

‘ groups. The House approved peal the Japanese which covered navigation agreements Canada and Japan. Justice Minister St. Laurent said the contractual situation between Canada and Japan ceased to when war came after Pearl Hal'- bour. But the form in which statute was passed in 1913 lured the treaty would hav oi law in Canada, so the sta effect remained. The bill repeal the stntu

‘I

commercial

dec-

thut if it were approved it would

bill and might add to government

a bill to re- Treaty Act, 1913. and between

exist the

e force tutory would te for effect after the war the condition being cared for until then by the war measures

‘Enna Captured

By Canadians; Enemy Retreats

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NORTH AFRICA, July 21--(AP)--Cana.dian and American troops have captured the central road hub of Enna to cori- trol half of Sicily, and tonight demoralized Axis troops had begun a general retreat toward the escape port of Messina two miles opposite the Italian mainland.

‘ Erma also is the “back door" to Catanla, 40 miles to the east where the Anglo-Canadian 8th army had pressed back a stubborn German foe to the southern suburbs of that port. British war- ships still were pumping shells into Catania whose fall would pave the way for an Axis rout similar to the Cap Bon disaster in North Africa.

Delhi‘??? ii2§.‘ri3€..‘.‘f‘hi‘8i“2‘£firii$?{§:J§i,f°.§l‘;§2“ My‘ “"-

"The Germans had attempted to establish a very strong line, in» eluding Mount Etna. on the east and to do so brought certain formation;

from the Italian mainland.” The General expressed confidence ln a complete Allied victory on the faced hitter fighting and

Island. but said Canadian and British forces f a generally slow advance.

rlfrr: C n d1 d Am rm B B 5X1 8h 6 BJl armored

columns seized the mountain for-t,- , _ ress of Dina yesterday and pound. Organize Society an organization meeting of

‘ed 0n after an enemy who allied McGill Graduates Society held

observers said was withdrawing northeastward apparently for a ins‘; stand in the Messina. area or below there on the 55-miie east coast road leadinil to Cstiinie.

At the last night at. “The Charlottetown

‘they were members of the Pan- south of Enna and two miles west _ 0 Rome {or m5 (.1355, ! , ‘ onnadm’! “d w’ Hermann M me ‘man town 0t valmamera' iiciiijogrivlxiireévteignt and" remained there‘ Aglicilatcd Prleislgngtzlfgbmia M1- H°“~ Dr- W<J~P~ MacMumn “m? The fall or Erma l, mgdlvlslon m“ ghe Cgngdlans They were dug in strongly and kept "' ( k1 o“ m-adqaln‘ o LONDO 1 a w‘. u" During discussion of the ph sical elected president. ch h ' a w“ “n” into south of Enna. The using mortar fire on our troops 1W“ W3“ 1‘ "g E Y’ ‘h W wed‘ , ll. Juy 21 —(A.P)—Ch;_l:g-‘ “mess m“ Mr Mackenzie sad 1t vlcwpresidenls elected included, roux the centuries, isolated nldlgng‘ amazing advance into when the Canadians tried to move CW5“ “mm 1.“ Ramp "t 1. 0‘- d l 7mg Russian armies stormed m wlth“ ' bascdbn ii recommendation of Dr Claude Simpson Summerslde‘ large numbers of AX!‘ "rmm 1“ ml Sicily slowed down to a forwrrd h“ d°°]1“v‘“t;\n‘,“golshnmgihke :2.» 3.1111111.“ imillestmgfheast 3d Om hi“; social security committee it Prince conniv- C H'B IfllllZVfOYiZh. $.11“ 151C111; Th1?’ {my efleciwe -~——--—— ' canon a '. . e - ~ -_‘___ cs o e east ay in "Ob .f' ' ' ‘ _ ' o esc pe aong a. north- S on and “.35 moved lo orfrAwA‘ u‘ ___ P __M n advan . ; provides for a grant of $220.0 to Charlottetown, Queens County. Dr. em a on. tor at I a l J ly 2i (C J e ces of four to nine m_.les_ the provinces on a 5060 basis m A A MHCDOMM’ sour“. Kings advazlociiiéilclgrhgdfiélngflialgsdabfierflf

Kinkom in 19w. succeeding m“ “Cemed for compulsory military

wl.ich overran more than 90 populq

encourage p

hysical fitness under-

County. Treasurer is Prof. L. C.

l Q Q at Rev, John J. Macdonalcl ss‘trniniiig up to April 30 represented ated plum; on ll, n. . , M,“ gnfish priest ‘here. 5.13 per cent_of Canada's male POP‘ iii-eat German isase. ‘Eggs oiniiii. §,‘“§,‘Q§,§l,e§“.°,1,‘ .l.;°".‘:;g.ll°‘;1g.,“:l; gvanbgfk-botgng? a°f12“!g-HN§I~ E Catanilfs defenders also were cut During his pastorate there he \‘7f\5“111_511‘1(l3ll get!“ ccn the ages of and 5QuUh of M0560.“ I muon“ director the 0m‘; paid o“ Haw ommméle 1e “d .1“ o” from inland 5M1}, except ‘m, instrumental in establishing a finc_ H93 they c! Qéllvlgl f_l@Di1Yllll9Ill_5fl111 ill‘ Even as the German armies were lélal ‘ . ' cludeym 1c; yeo Refit R - that flrwnous “Ortmm Tmii- and convent in Kilikoro and brinaliiig mle- ill t‘ tcdriy tn the C0m- forced back may “we fighting re_ Tfiore would be cowperaflon am‘ d Dr . . u; .1‘ rigors. prcsumablv some of the Canadians ‘ O in the Sisters of St. lifartho as: Chllelgerflljlflni-sa- Plllfiy (11111- C01‘ sclutelv. mounting repeated count- om; Federal Government Depart. ‘fgletow? 0' “p 13- a 01c at‘ in the central sector have turned teachers; also of hnvillZ ‘"1116 The ', _ er-attlicks with tanks and infantry. ents amon the provinces and ' eastward w Ollmllllk 171B German-i V n h L H w,“ _ percentage to the male pop 1 .- , m . ll ‘ _ Dr. A T. Bazin. Montreal. ad- on m a, t M n ,. 919"?“ added 1° 1e 5mm) e ulzition 19 to 4b less voluntary en- a spew‘ soup‘ mmmumque an‘ Mill Vfllllllmli’ 859N595 “m1 1mm’ dressed the meetin and dealt with e as w were an”: one a musl practical business man in‘ ‘Nmems m me three services was nounced tonight. ‘duals carrying out physical m, th 00d wnrk donge bv the “(Gm of the most ferocious lxlttles since every sense of the word and anion! 71 To the south in the Donets Basin r1955 worlrfliynlistment figures had Greaguqtes society m the Qar‘ e9‘ the" ‘msllmes-‘Ylll 518ml m» tho _____é_____________ his many dunes h." hdlnlnulf-"Ml is. military dlslrlm me per.‘ to which the violent summer battle‘ blullglll 119mg the 1m that the m, clown pictures on we w Gm‘ “Terrill lino 1nlsoufhern Tunisia. —-- . _‘_ fl-P M18111 01 111° Cilllllfilli‘ (‘5-"i9‘cc|\llig€ lo total male population‘ h“ S-DWM- 1119 Russians said they‘ standard Oi’ P1l\'51¢=11 rune“ 8mm‘? open A 1i- (‘0glv0Cflll0ll at which -“ Gerbmi and “S nomhbnrmg Mr‘ News tint Pryce WhECh sponsors scholarships in the m m“ age growl with pal-Gen“ e‘. improved their positions south 0i’ Cafliidiilllfi was not as high as it 0th‘, Qhomnso received m L L- g ‘dromes are 30 miles east of Fjnna, ‘MLIED HEADQUARTERS IN p province. ‘to population less eniistments in‘ Ilyuln and southwest of Voroshilov- should be. d nd‘tg Mccm Uinv-rs-u- and the Germans apparently ‘mid '~' SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, July To Be Increased The funeral will take place on brackets;- ‘flrfld in "fighting of local import- Gordon Graydon. Progressive mdef- s“ e ho 9‘ Y withdrawn most of their units from Ami-Japanese Warship fuses ssturrlai‘ morning ht ten o'clock LOIKiOXl. Ont. 5.7 (8.11); Toronto, @1196?‘ 538F111" MOSCOW dispawhes Conservative House leader said nu- p__ git‘ “£91515 $1‘ w. _ D Cenbrfll $1011)‘ w defend the Catanili 111 111° “T118819 1°? the cemml N t Se t‘ 1 from St. Malachi Church, Kinkomatli 16.8»; Kingston, Ont. 3.8 (6); ‘ had SUSIE-sled that these skirmish- trition was an essential part of any T Me‘ £3111‘ 90.11“ 1WD‘, amll- G611. El-‘BHTIOWPT. in his iri- lolliiilons totalled at least 11 f-Odfly ex D l.) Kinkora cemeterv. Renlains will Montreal 6.2 (7.51; Quebec 3.4 es might he a prelude to n mlglrlv physical fitness scheme. and this - _ °“~ man'- - < » lei-view, said that the Americans 141’ 3110111" illille attempt 1° Ye‘ "—-— felt at Parochial House until Fri-i (6.21; Halifax 6.4 110.2‘; Saint; Russian effort to liberate the vmgln, involved the question of the means s1mns°n- J- F~ MCNBH- and DT- E l were meeting n'enl~:er resistance in vice the virtually trapped enemy OTTAWA. July 21 —(CPl— d8}, nnemnon “hm [my “m hi, John, NB. _(i.5 00.4»; \Vll'illlp€§,IIkl'hlli(-). and place them within by vrhich all citizens would have T-Tfmwn‘ l1_11‘°13\1"lmfl5111i’- FY01“ their rapid advance. "thus over- ltrlison at Munda airbflbe- The prise; Board announced fo- mdved m the church‘ ‘5.5 \8.~i>; Victoria 4.7 <75»; Regina reach of the Balkans the right to sufficient income to glgfih°l1lfii°gllb *3‘? Via-lg‘: ninning substantial portions of the The ofllciall announced total m" n“; sent. h was a mo. ‘ 6.3 (9); Calgary 5.2 (811. The threat was mom; lmmlnml purchase the proper kinds of food 1mm. 31- J_- Yea‘ and g‘: B: C‘ lgggglxdésgsfélyctlrfxhlilliéifafigsgnemy m

The late Father Smil

night that d" minent member of the

ruched ll w en a communique Knights of‘

U. S? War

cement was made

Th n ll e an o n a and Wash-

lflln Allied headquarters Tfllwfled elm,“ w“; h, l- Columbu. M. many W“. and n mag/gm o! a Ja nesigirferigiaslfrxi to conform with an increase of grand officer of the C.M.B.A. ~S ) _ ansk was also imbcrilled. A Russ- lnbing planeg the some amount being put into ______ ____ I l-Oductlon ian column had captured Bukv and A lllll-d destrgye‘. was mbably effect in the United States. _ _ _ was within 35 miles of Bryansk and Probe Slnking- Lags wi.hin five miles of the railway

our “d “mm” “ma” linking Brvanslr to Orel. Bukv

ointly in Ottaw

to Orcl but nn equally ifflDOflpnt German base and rail hub at Brv-

to preserve their health.

Fall Of Enna

is

omlr on the enemy convoy 1n _.__ Veils Gulf, north 1 Kolomblm- lllloll- El‘ _ “w” 4° “n” 1° ‘he “e511” 0"‘ i t th b u" Island and Mug“ the Con“ n m“ m“ on ‘he has“ u; Tug g _WASHINGTON, July 21 (AP) For the geccnri do)‘, (he Russians u ,2, __(AP)_ of“ 5W9 .'~' it l flinch society be were concentrating their forces in Iilihique said ' cost figures the prices board --—- Umwd Sm“ “m” 1“°d“m°" said their troops hi-i idvinced in LDNDON‘ J h i kn w formed m m“ mv1nce' ‘he Vital CHEM“ “W” lt reported. a transport was also “is of the opinion that tine pre- JOHN NB ' Jmv 2‘_ mflflgggiegblaniflulgglnggg dftléfgxlilglms ‘ the Belgorod region 165 miles south‘féfiredmfgyiluvoaxriiénilziilqtoismaria find‘ ‘ The cftallnns also bitterly de- mbabl damaged “s the convoy’ ‘flu prmmsod more“! 1s _ SAINT ti ' Ithnt“ o "sharp" with nirrr/ift reportedly showlii xi of 0"“ It was 11mm m“ the Ger“ indicated the Rrave plight of their Q i901?“ we“ om] gn-"Fmmeng “finely {IOMiasting of three light adequate and that‘! furkher ‘dis- by me Halifax m: gum of fa." ma“ 50 planes 03,,“ "Sqnnsézcorcd lwir lone advances in‘. fumme; in 5mm. “m, the Same lzflfgisr€iasrléllydooflgg\(tlgl $113? l5. 5X estioyei-s Bl’! W9 cuglilong with c M67131"! _ l“ U‘, bow‘; o: VD“. ~ 9 l1 rive 0 ens-re they lflllllfjh- 1 vr‘ 1 1Q‘ -l m cow;- earller- re- O ' ‘ ‘ t ‘ ' ' ‘ ' transports fled under the shower uthoi-ltles will need to be held." Ell! 11101153“ h" m“ “T ‘h ' k ‘ Tl l‘ (‘d Julv 5. only tn have their shock‘ Duals- "M- l 5mm the awe“ - ofpombs ‘ll-om Liberator heavy aml ' T , h“ Si iemem and"; the NOIWPFJPX" flelllhdll‘ 1 i“ “P5 P, ‘e 3mm“ l rep?" °1 111° w“ absorbed and ‘rcverqqi b‘. .115“ Red‘ Wlsre "l AW" and 3"” a~ ‘. ‘ *———————- [m] ll d M" her ln Eerford Basin. NS. MU‘ induction Board is not due Y" A . ‘ - i Rome said that Eirna had been p . of» o‘%‘€é“§'i»ml»%¥“»‘?°" "‘ h."".!‘.‘...°:".i‘i':.-. "..":'.'.:';.‘.“..-‘" ‘on-v. e i"n‘s."‘°.*c‘..i"illlr‘.‘ 32X???‘ fibril"; "““__\____ ‘Ibo. ea 5 ° ’ w The convoy the founli the “Th m‘ I mid o’ w.“ m“ into the Juy Snll ‘rm “W5 I m b] n. at“ 1 t COlllCPfXl gver . . . ncvl li‘.i.c taken vup neu DOSlLOXlS. ‘ Japanese had ltlempwd m send e at u b Canada vessel uiih the lsss o Hm- on» ’ c cwouuel plo eziul n pro uc- l d Missing mu‘ Bcrllii—spen.<iiiu 0f this szlme Y A through with Nlmorcemenw m; l)!!!" l!" "P "l" Y onsmeb The Contain gt) all lmgocécdmg‘ ll")lld\_lll(‘l sioud stil be rising fir...“ when. film-ll hqndquglrtgrg re. Q“ antral solomom’ posluons smce n3“ ilswutbfluillofidve c tnnktlire ‘:lll1'i‘1"“l‘\€‘s liiflllilld the s ‘Punt categories production ‘f““‘°“ f‘ “11171112 Sm". 1-0 cub-me‘ —*"‘ ‘my 1’ w“ 518mm b an Amed a Baht] thy Boafll "fills "l? flipci hter and the tug Elf. described was ill)‘ but lint suffirieiitl ' so '0 CANTEFWURY- N.B.. July ‘ll -— ‘Shun ‘n WUESHHIU ma“ Gelfnan. LONDON. Jill)’ 21 *‘C1°' -—1n ~'

. a ‘horny fined m an‘ ,§‘,§.,‘1.‘.‘.§‘.’ necessity ofelnereaslnlz liubllsh- for gJudge J A. Bnrryl Of 5H1": meet the production rhte nlveccssiiry {hcpplgjlgcph "[12:11 d-"llk foriivhi. when‘ $1“:egggir9okrcqfifiid Y)'IY:‘;‘;IC‘§L‘£O\ZY dicrlting that an Allied givasion of. A wlsE lithe bombe ‘ he M. us‘ costs at the present time. John uctinll as commlsfilfillfil’. ‘h; to nciliove the 1943 goals. Oliver‘ r 101" Hill-fill} Alice 3 nwms ncéordlng w ma“. l France is not for off. en. Henri‘

rs arrived fort l. m mm“ lmmedlfllely pro T‘ m“ m . n. I . daughter of Mi. rlmi Mrs. Giraud. co leader of the French

ha‘ Four bombers were l0 iiiulslelbetrtlx‘pigvidtstproiiolittim geldiiigsand ‘following the collision. plans. were ‘sling; 10.5‘ ‘flffi agglgyncl0lgilgl. lrlfirtiu Sctilcmciit.‘ C'It‘1l‘fflaG*‘g‘r‘11“:-Ragmazkiiegeigatrgf‘ (Jommittee of National Liberation,‘ 2

‘ ' , , , _ » u , Z1 i , ~ - ‘ l sufficient to assure that eu- CKEHSOTSTIP lfalslmélrilllfaig‘) l\°1' 9"‘ thnluiu Mal does not truly reflect h‘. Sgarchorse fmnolr Si‘? pulsed "and local penetrations were‘ iglriinrltlagstoctcnhdriiigdtlihrtmfeglirrrdmrirrnenii‘ c arrtlll 511N111?! W111 1"! ‘"11’ m t‘ n1n“__r_‘_g___e..._‘_p__..'_ gfiajcgrfegiclkll‘ ‘ggiinllllwaclpfiitligg égilgfigsé other parts of Carleton C0lllifl“§()- ‘ straightened out _bv immcrnite‘ ls npprdnchlngtwitl‘, dmkwmk pre_ lbllfi l he‘ > N“ S t W ‘on 115M119‘. planes sun it was? um Bother with soldiers from No. 7icoullter-altucks," while the Vlfllv‘ piston - - the moment which you ‘Every effort as h"! “gent ‘ ecre as dersmod m“ out‘ m m terms n! District De ot. Frodcl'lclOli_ no lracg ‘ radio said the British Bth Ai-niv. and I have so 101,“; walled yo,“ — — w w”. "m" i a p" dolhr v l i) o’ me “.119 was mund- ‘humn? "(mwrrul fmccs 1m“ bmml In his broadcast, over the BBC. 0 d K t 1 a lie of panes and related