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power.

Europe Qf

Expect 12,000 Registered In lh’town Area

The Nnuonal Registration 0f - 1 ' "as estimated by M1‘- ‘hlij %i;(ilipiib, ‘éauceirs County 1181i- 1-1 m out rr-gtsttation en Mwr ‘the . . n . "pOllS on 1111-. flfzb nlsyrlffnflllfllllibl). Monday. 1111111111 . rcuistered lu City 111111 s the 111cc sluckeucd souuj- y, when 0111,11‘ I and up 1111111;

plans concluded at 1° 9-m-

letotrn 1111f! Rfiftames-

21S

ls was not as V ouz11o111 1111- 11111911: 1111.1‘ 1111<1 "it"

g yesterday". Tue stall 111111 F1 -- casv time at 1110 yestcrdav- It 15 ¢‘»\"

ntton. n1111 wl1a1111"0_\‘1$l011-

pic _ er pcnnltv 0f a f111c or imp?‘- It.

9 nvailabie last night.

oming Events A

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1 for Notices In thts columl I u-nts per word.

falkivs-hlalpeqtle ‘Ihurstlny.

Felines-Canoe Cove Euiday.

fallacy-Mt. Steam-t Saturday.

L-5t1-1l-21-11.

Tall11cs--F‘1"e11c-l1 River M01141“!- L-56-8-2l-a1.

711-1111 11111011

Dam-c, vlctoi-ln l-‘rldnv 221111.

L-(il-B-Zl-ZL

fadaitie D-oyel. Readings. 195 Strcci. L-Zi-tl-ZO-Zll.

bunal Church, Ice Creum Soc- 1 1111c, 1 L-BT-ll-22~1l..

1

fhursrlnv evening. Not l‘.

once 111 lnkerlnau School 1111.1‘. August 221111. Goad mus 11-77-8-22-

1.

‘6 Crcain and Da11ce Tu-acadie

Pridny 25rd. Charlottetown stra. Donnldston W. I. 11-15-8-20-31.

!e"l)c111rn11 Dubbs" 1n N011 111% Hall on Friday 23rd. " L—~l4-8-2l-'.ii.

ince in Alberry Plains Hull. 1._Au11ust 23rd. Door Prize. en 01111151111. L-92-B-22-1l.

111cc 1n the 111-w barn of C0111 1°11. ‘BllFiHlQlOlI, Friday, A111;-

- Gordon Jay, soloist. 14-91-8-22-11.

-____ r Orr-am soclnl 11nd Dance in l’ R111k. Thursday. August Proceeds 1n 111d or Institute. L-63-B-2l-2l.

-___. 1116 to the Ice Crcami Festival "@1611 School Thursday, Aug- , bl‘ Oyster Bed Bridge 1| Institute. Lunches served.

L-50-8-21-2l.

11 1c. St. 111111111" Hall Sum- ‘1- Frlda. Augut 23 11. lrslde Orchestra. 1:0 err-rim L-655-8-l0-22. Penvnle Festival m! D g Marti ' a “no 11st." lit ‘iiidbzfieiltlirtflivhliiicr’ 11-608-8-17-22.

mml Valley Y. P. U. camp- “fe P116111’ evening. August

. Refreshments. 11-14-8-20-22.

‘r RPV- W. Phillips. Wiltshire 22nd. Subject “Hts 11) to England. P10000411 11-79-8-22-114 “if? f0 attend tl1e Fowl 211,! ‘01111-11011111 011 Friday 4","; 511111101‘ will be served _ l. M. After the supper a ""1"": lecture 1,11 1111-. Scot- 11c

- 11 . 111- rnad c1 midnight be ‘men by Rev’ liifilririlgqfori-nhis] false teeth. He was fined but. recovered his teeth.

.. hds will unclalr of Sydnc -. c. 13. 418-3-23-11.

n, _ adaptation to the “Mable we save nervous energy m‘ deyplbp calm and poise and

flu l‘ 0o 0 gtfitflli-al? shank’ 11111‘. ‘

British Airmen Between Hitler And World Rule

Air Secretary-Fredicts Offensive Which Will Cleanse gangster Rule.

some of the population hel 111d may have mlssco rctIi-r .11"r>11ld be zunde for this was 11111 ‘ an 11v 1111- officials 111st 111E111. s. 111-r:- 01111111011011 1o reg-Aster. 1111- Tip- 11111-1- lhrotigh 111(- 0.11111- 11111: bolu-vt-d 10 be cqnllllkfllllvl‘. "AIL." he (‘ltv but no official 111111105 m,“

CfiARLOTTETOwlujCANAliAflfll-VICIQWSIEAY, accuse 22, 1940 '

Covers Prince Edward. Island Like the Dew

Readby Everybody

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no mind has more room tn It than moat people seem to think. ll they will but furnish the apart- ments. -

nrnuu lntnerlytlon Delivered 86.00 liy MflI-IHEJ. IIUU: lunuulu and L '

NAZIS USE AERIAL ékmSzazhgTEST “BLITZ’

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LONDON. Aug. 21 --(CP) — Bir Archibald 51111-11111", Britain's Air Secretary, predicted tonight that Bfllflllb‘ ‘P111100 by our Domlnlons 11nd {titles eveutuall_v will "sally forth“ from _ 1.111s island fortress flllllld ‘ ‘cleanse’ Europe of “gangster

e.’ He made this prediction during a broadcast 1n which he pledged the govvriiincntls word to safeguard

11 free Parl111111011t and a free press" and to 1111 all emergency restric- 110115 "\'.'llll the advent of victory and peace."

“Oulv 21 11a11df11l" of Royal Air Forc01111-11. he said. "stand between Hitler and domination of the world".

111111111111: 111111 danger of invasion

01 11111-5011 ‘1- auick is not yet 1. 511' _Arcl1 vsaid that since r. 8 1111111111 lost both in home de- 1-1- 1111.11 "in our extensive opera-

OI‘

A

1311111111. said. 110w is facing might of 120,000,000 Germans ‘ l-- 11s and is "the main and cl1- to tl1e 111-increment of llitlcrs 111111s and those of his 511110.110 P1111211, Mussolini; we are the target of 1111-11" pnceutrated at- 1111-11." A1111o11111-111g that he had a mes- 1110 a 1121-01 by Prime Minister he $11111:- 1s l.l§‘ 111101111011 of His Ma]- 11v-1r11n1c111 10 preserve in oil

.Ogpu "or

DIES; [IGPU T0 BLAME

MEXICO CITY, Au . 31.—(AP)— Leon Trotsky died lonlght after whispering an accusation that his pick-axe assailant "most. likely" was a member of the Og-pu, Soviet se- cret police. .

A savage attack by a, confidant, felled the 60-year-old tudiug geni- us of the Russian reveilntion 111 his home late yesterday. A11 emerg- ency operation 11nd administlallnn of oxygen were futile. I-lc died at 9.25 p.m. before brain stirgt-ons from the United States could 10111-11 him by chartered plane.

he attacker 111115 identified by police as Jacques Mortan Vandeu- delschd. 36-year-old native of Iran. Body uards beat him 01f from the assnu t, but not until he had driven the axe into the exiled revolution- islfs skull.

Sccnc of the attack was 'l‘rotsky‘s fortress-like residence 1n the nearby village of Coyoacan. where 11 much- ine-gun attack 0n 'l‘1"o1sl1y' failed 11st. May.

Only hours before he died. the old Bolshevlk was quoted 11s murmur-

, secretary 1.11111. “this time

it, 1s 1he__e111l"‘ and that he was "

Ogpu. AVLrS- Trotsky was at 111-r l1usba111l‘s side at the encl, together 111111 111- wndlng p11ys1c11111s~rn.1st of 1110x1- cos most xtuted surgeons.

1e exile uled Just. ~10 minutes be- fore D1". Vvalter uanuy 1101011 13.111- tlmore brain surgeon, 1111s to huvc lett New York city by 11111111- w 0p. crate on l11n1. 1n the s_11ne hospital 1\"1111 Trotsky was his assailant, under 11111111110111; for minor 111111r11-s stint-loci 111. the 11111111.; of the 111155111115 bucivgualxis.

lNithin 1111: t_111ee-l10111- period be- foie lrolsky ulca. hc-splzal 011.112.1115 had 51101111 a Sttflifl)"Wvttiiifllliig 01 his c011111t10n. 111$ 119811. ovcruorkcti for hours,

f

iials a free Parliament and a p1" s. that all those emergen-

uu-usurrs 1vhicl1 restrict the b1 11f 111c- stibjcct 5111111 disap- i‘h 1111- 1111551111: of the em- 11111l 111-11 111-w offences - 1-1- ilnzlous under the ' p".1\'<-1"s 111:1 and extraor- ' pom-rs entrusted to the ex- ecutive trill 111111-11 with the advent 0f victor, and 111-ace."

‘l'l1:- 1111111- to "sallv forth from 11111 1'11r1r:.-.." 111 an offensive. he s.1irl. 10111111 1"cq11zr1- Briiaiu to c011- ttnue 1101- sn-ppz-d-tip war effort.

"W1- l1111"0 010111‘ good ivason for abundant 1111111111110 to our friends 1'11 America for their moral sym- pathy r1111"! l1lfli(‘l'l1‘ti support." he 111111011. "but l1 1s 011 ourselves that " r0112“

Wnruiiu; 11L-ai11s1 "relapsing into. .,.

‘ d: “The fu111r1- may well ltll‘ liS far lll‘(‘.'ll.‘l' OlTlPfl ll“‘(‘ll{,'ll 1i."

‘(V

_hold ls than any which we have yet pass-

ur-od of cruiulaccncyz" he de- l _____———-

fin_a.ly began 1,0 weaken, his 1cm- petature 11uc111111c11 1v111l1y, and his; breathing became less regultil".

_ _Le0n ’1‘1"otsky 1111s Nikolai Len- tns 1110sl powerful fl.\_<j_§,;[|1[ confidant when 1. B seized power i11 R , lowing the collapse regime and the r.

of 1111- 02.11151 bloody days 1111-11--

afte As Lenin's right-hand man- he was the first COlllllllSafll‘ of foreign

mfalrs 111111 111011 11-111- 111i111s1:r hi; was g':-11c1"11l.,v b1-l11-vc1l that 11c woulu succeed hi5 111-aster upon latt-ers death 111 Stalin, present head .of the Umoni of Socialist Soviet l1.p11bl"1s. wrcsa- l ed 1111* tiotvcr f1"1-111 l'111. l

They 1100111111- Trotsky 1111s sir lices and '

I l.

1" Notwlllutaiiditm the "heavy cas- 11

111111 shall rvuuin when pence comes

'a1"0 ...1ll 111"1:1-11tly necessary 1n

order to frustrate invasion. "P-‘hnps 11 “'1- relax none 0f

Randall 11111111, know 1111111. alarm

inflicted on the German air,‘ . 111- 11'.":11 on. "only a small 111111 of their henvy bomber r- 1111s v01 been villas-ed.

'"V1_<_-tl.1111-e. cncrc" and the sac- flce of 1101111-1111-1101- and even of sthls 111111 llhr-rtics which we must 1

fr‘

r1

our ‘Pltllllflllfl Herr Hitler may rorol! {r0111 11111111-111111: 1hr- attack.

"if so. il \\"1ll hr- hailed all nvrr 1hr- 11-1-1-111 as 1111- first downward 1111-1-11 111 his rocketing 11nd racket- lng career."

Gun Plant Will Produce 25-pounders

OTTAWA. AuK- 2i -(CP) — The gun plant 111 Sorel. Que. W111 be producing 25-p0u11der guns in Oc- tober, Munitions Minister Howe said today. Early next year the 11111111 11"ill be producing naval guns of 11 wide range of sizes. When plant expansions now under way are completed.

Lathes for the naval guns are nmv b01112 installed. ‘The Minister explained 1.110 int-hes would be cap- amp or turning out parts for dif- ferent ("ulihrr- guns for ships of both Cnnnda 111111 Great Britain.

I11 addition to the $5.000,000 pro- vided t0 equip the "plant for the 25-pounders. another 015.000.1100 is being 0111101111011 to make provision for nnvnl guns production.

MOLARS IN BLACKOUT

11111110111111 wnlr-s-Jivurv C11"-

wns catislug 10111-11 he llt

l

coiwcrsations progressed hypothetical naval defence 0f Can-

ne of interested dairy breeders . 192m Bu, Josugh visitors gathered 111. the l-jxhibitioil l

Grounds yesterday 1o witness the ingest 11111111101" 0t Holstein F‘rcsian 111111 one of the largest entry list of Jcrsey- 111111111115 ever seen 111 this ])l‘1)\ 1110:.

l Iauimuls were shown in the stein

mals. The dairy cattle i11 the show yesterday were of the highest quality in b11111 breeds.

Seekin Allian

LONDON. Aug. 21 -(CP) - The Asoclated Press today said unof- ficial but well-informed sources in- dlcated that the British govern-

ment is seeking a military alliance

with the United States.

Canadian -Am1rlcan discussions

on mutual defence are considered

in these quarters t0 be

the open- ing wedge in a British

effort to

obtain a. full military accord be- tween the United States and Brit- a n, went on:

the A. P. said. The dispatch

As envisaged now such an al-

liance would embrace the defence of Canada and other British pos- sessions in the wcstem hemisphere and. perha "would form the basis for common diplomacy 1n the far east at the conclusion of the European con- f1ict," as one informant out it.

ps even more important,

"The plain truth of’ the mut- ter," said a neutral diplomat, "is that neither Great Britain nor the United States has a powerful friend left anywhere else ln the world. It behooves them tn get together and make the brst of the sorry situa- lion.”

Official sources were reluctant to romment on the talks between

President Roosevelt and Prime Min- 15101" Mackenzie King, which result- cd 111 a (iccision to establish o. ioint dcfrncc board, but satisfaction 1vas evident.

There were reports here that the to the

States in the flet were lost

such as Sitka and northern Alaska.

"It is a logical progression from these talks t0 a ntllitary alliance with Great Britain," 511111 one re. liable person. “I think we may res gnrd the present Canadian-Ameri- can talks as similar to those which. in the early nineteen hundreds. preceded creation 01' the ente-tte

cordiale between France and His Majesty's government.“ - Official British reluctance to

comment may bc explained by the presence of public opinion in Brit- ain that a non-belligerent United States 1s more valuable to_Britaln than an America at war. In tho latter event, these persons reason the United States would have to use most 0f 111-r pianos and mum. Lions for strengthening her own Panama and Atlantic defences. in- stead 0f letting Britain use them. 'I‘hls group tirobably is far more powerful than the smaller and more vocal bocly. including a sprink- ling of Americans here, who are calling for immediate American intervention against Germany. Indeed. there are evidences that the activities of the second group are embarrassing the British 1m“ crnment in its efforts to obtain war supplies f1"0m the United States. These activities, it. is learn, are arousing isolationist sentiment in America by what one member of

1512111011 and arrogant tee-tics."

Parliament describes as "short.

AUTHllllIZEIJ Massed Paiols

l cyrr Aug. 21—(CP)--An armored brigade has been author- lincd f0: the S I<‘.. Dc- " Minislcl" Ralstou 11111101111- , a press interview today. Lt.- ‘Col. F. F. Worthington has been mromoted to be Colonel and will gcommand the brigade which will

lbe assembled at Camp Borden. l Four battalions 0f the Non-Per-

manent Active Militia are desig- nated to do special training and be available in case the armored brigade should be increased.

These are: Ekssex Regiment (111111151 Windsor: Calgary Regi- ment ttanksi Caluanv; Argyle Light Infantry. 130110111110. 0111.; the New Brunswick Regiment (tanks).

The Minister explained that an

armored brigade ordinarily con- slstcd of three battalions with- artillery. signals. ordnance and ancillary troops. Four units were

designated for the brigade in the possibility ofpchange in the estab- lishment. so there would be one stipoinuinerary battalion.

Training equipment for the new tirpzanlwatlon. ho said. was not 00111111010. It would train 1111111 such tanks and wheeled transports as are being llSPd at Camp Borden, using for uunncry- practice ma-

(Continued on page 3. Col 2)

111111 0111111111

Record

Eritryi

List As Breeders Hold Field Day

A lzirgr- 11nd enthusiastic crowd 111111

A record breaking entry 0f 101 Hol- elasscs while the Jerseys cached the high mark of 75 ani-

exhibited

I11 thr- Holstein classes. which

were judgcd by Mr. Thomas Heth- crlngtnn. Faederlcton. N.B.. Direc-

l 1

Plants Expand In Past Month

OfITAWA, Aug. 21 —~((‘.P1 —1\'fu- nitlons Mlnistcl" Howe anuntrnced Lfllllglll. that 1110 ntunbrr 0t 0111- ployecs 111 Cauadzati aircraft plants has 111019113901 20 p01" 00:11 dunug 1l1e past four works. indicating

_1l1e intense activity and 1"111".id cx-

pausion of the Canadian aircraft industry.

Excluding Canadian Associated Aircraft. L141, which 1s engaged 111 assembling planes for the British government, more than 8.400 e111- r-lofyees now are at work 111 seven Canadian aircraft plants.

In all some 17.000 Canadians now are engaged 111 work 011 var- ious pnrts of the Canadian aircraft production program.

llitler May Turn East, ls Belief

IDNDON, A1111. 21 —-(CP) —Lt- Gen Sir Archibald P. Wavell, com- mander of tl1c British middle eastern forces. declared today 111 11 broadcast from Cairo that when

Adoll’ Hitler found 111s way to 111- vaslon of Britain blocked "as silre- ly as did Napoleon. he too may turn cast. in search of eisicr success.“

“We've had a long period of

watching and walling out hero," 11c added, “and some cf you have grown weary of it. But I can assure you that the importance of our position is soon have our f11ll share of equip- meut. which 110w 1s living protiueed 111 Rreat- (itiaiililit-s.

fully realize-d 11nd we 5111111 very

“We are nt the crisis of the war

—pcrhnps at the turning point for

We stood nlrne in 11105 and

vlcto . won ryreednm bark for Europe; we shall do the some again now."

Messrs. Howard Cnllbeck. Trvon: _ Fell. ‘In-yon: George Lilly. 111111-11- fir-ldt Hudson Walla

tor of Agricultural Extension and secretary of the New Brunswick 1101510111 Breeders Association, had 1114 entries with 24 exhibitors be- 1111: l't]11‘."SL‘lll0fl.

I11 order to encourage il1c show- 1111: 01' more animals 1111-. officials would not accept animals clipped after Aug 7th. and would permit no ruzgirli; on the grounds. Wash- lllgg 011 hide and hair was 1111 the preparation allowed. This tended to encourage new breeders to show their animals ln competition 1'.'lth the old exhibitors who had special equipment for clipping and rug-

lntz. a Another induceme 1t to the brcedcrs was the payment of four dollars to everv exhibitor of two or 11101-e animals and two dollars to the exhibitor of only one ani- mal. The prize money was paid to the Mduning exhibitors before 1111-v loft the grounds. Prize money 111111 bonuses amounted to approxi- mately 5450 which was donated by. 1111'. Holstein Frleslan Association o! Canada and its stibsldiary the PEI. Holstein Fricslnn Associa- tion. The Provincial Government contributed an equal amount.

Mr. J. Walter Jones. M.L.A., Bunhury. was the leading prize wlnru-r in the Holstein classes with 19 of his animals being 1n the money. There were nine prize win- ners ln each 0f the l2 classes shown 111 the Holstein ring.

The old exhibitors included: Messrs. Dounlas Altkcn. Fortune; Granville Buntaln. Rustlco: Wal- ter Buntnln. Rusllco: Lincoln Dr-wnr. New Perth: George God- frey. North Wlltshlrc: J. Wain-1- Jonr-s. Bllhbllh’: Clifford 1.1a. Victoria: Harrv Llnklctter. Sum- mr-rslde and Cecil Stewart. Homil- stilt-e.

Many New Exhibitor! New exhibitors of Holstein were: Jumes Cain. Nmv Perth: Just-pit

Lowthr-r. MacNutt.

Albany‘;

ce 11411111011110:

lBrlt1sh patrols were believed intcn

ilfrain l-Ierc

Fcurs 1111 111111 11111111; 11111 1111111111111

CAIRO. Egypt. clmig tonight to her determ- ination to keep out of war with Italy unless directly attuck1d or 1n- vtdccl.

After a four-hour debate on war policies ‘.11 the Chamber of Depu- ties Prciuicr l-lassnn Snby Pasha tlod the press that Egypt "harbor." no lll will against a11y1111<1_1-." 11 added that. she will "declare war if her territory or her aimy is the

i t Aug. 2l-(AP)—-

objtct of an at ark. y Premier ll Ian 51111111" Pasha 1011i: the 110111111115 1101111114 has 1i_1-v1-I0p011 0111111111: the gtltTfllilltlll5110111‘) of watchful 1101111111111- llllltfihs E-ypt is directly invaded and attacker.

The premiers answer brought an immediate demand for a debate on war pollcv and there teas cheering from the nubile cullcrlcs, The gov- 1-1111110111 deputies dt-mandcd that the proceedings 1.10001111- set-rct, and the public 1vas excluded.

Marshal Rodolfo Grazlnnl shifted concentrations of Italian troops t0- dav around the Bardin base. thirty miles f1'0n1 the Egyptian-Libyan frontier, again threatening the long- awnitcd drive into Erzvpt.

Rccout movements observed truly

ed to refill big gaps ripped 111 sup- ply bases and communtcattonslines by the British naval shelling of Aug. l7, and to reinforce 11nd rc- form Italian lines before under- takina the assault. British forces sticking to their "active defence" pollcv. lmve 11111111: no move to ad- vance into Libya.

Company Will

UITAWA. A112. 2l-fCPl-—A list of militia training cent-res was 1s- sued by the Department of De- fence today. In 1111- followlng list the flgtires after the names of cach place designate the number of c0111 71ml?! t0 be trained at those polnts.

(Continued 0n D080 I. C01 l)

Guard Tactics At Prison Camps

OTTAWA. AUK- 2l.—(CP) -—- A5} consequence of the 85011111 0f WW

’ WEAP

"lEllN Tlllll$llYRum0red Britain lllRMll llRE g

jlEnem y filzanges cil/Vith us. l

N

Tactics F r0111 -

Fifteen Bombers Do-wnerl 13y British Defences~Gern1zm l)?" troyersAttacked In North Sea.

. . . -=

l.()l\'l)()l\'. Aug". 2l—(Cl’) . —Aerial torpedoes — pro- y puller-stemmed cylinders of

destr11cii011—v:e1"c loosed by ‘ -‘ t "pp-HQ ‘fl Nazi bombers tonight in at- Lniufihi-“Vr-D

tacks which smashed houses. by the 101v and buried un-fi counted victims in the ruins.1 The torpedoes were hurled!‘ along with shriek lmmhs, 1111 _ __ ‘ _ one southeast town after a- day 0f ceaseless hit-and-runlypg... 111.11

in lianada

attacks by lone Nazi raiders "MAP? 91 1* ‘-f - ' l - P‘ ill) liltfilnlllfilc while the R0511 Air orcc 0mm; . 1.,

kept up its steady c011nt1-1‘-l111 1-1 punchint: 111 (ierman l1z1ses,f“‘§,‘“‘ and at home “'11s believed 10E "ct-ac have downed l5 invaders. '1-°“-

r .

A whole row 0f eight little l 1.1-... 1vorkers‘ c o t t a 1r c s- was , bias-ruck». $11113] smashed into :1 tangle 0f i {l.).,‘m”i_‘,‘ff__ ‘(jjjf (U, _, __ debris where the 10111011005111 ’ 11-1- 111111. 1 1- pa» were launched horizontallvwm" ” ,§,‘;“fi“°"‘,\fl5 Numerous other residences. “v1.1a... ‘$111 ‘$1.11 1 were 1vrcckc1l»

11101111111; o1‘ ‘ One r1111 11111111111 jitst p111 toiilfi“ w‘ l l1c1l I11- 1111- $1111 was in :1 house ripped to splinters by the ex- plosion The son alone crawled,‘

1110101‘ if»:

prisoners from mtvrrtnltuig: Cfmégi- from the \1'1'<'1"i<.'1,qc. x3117‘ £1330nfifiifiggyg,milgm3:212 matkilcpg N111 1111C llfifli \\".'1s 10ft 11111101 _ 113111 bc chanced. 4 _' '\\'l101'1- 1111- rtlljoiuiiig h'1\l.*(' 111-l]

Rather" than do sontr -1iut.\. 1081- mo] 1 __ inf! prisoners much to t cmsclves in 5 1 - ' _ _ y . . trtlllLltllltlS 111-re 1:. 1 1.11, camp compounds. guard-s hereafter Late into the night firemen ~-: 11- . Mrr 1< “"‘§e‘”‘}i‘.§.§1'$°‘§§ iibesg-iivrésoilhegir ‘X11135 and rescue squads dug into the’ " " ' '

1110‘ _ . ’ ' - ‘ - g lions. ruins f r l 111-s. li-u-rtl 1l r1

‘lht- announcement was included "_ PM _ L H 1 i‘ .18 I A CAMPER IS A in 1111- 511111-1111-111 Oi Defence Mm- 1111111115 wutcs 111-11- lit-nrtl faint»

i“? Riélhiuml- “Lfatgliiilstfiisnligglrég l)‘ 111111 rescuers l11-iievc1l they‘ VVHO may. 1111 1e av e _ _ . . . .4 _ _ u-ork“ methtfld Offilfitlilllltll 12111}; Srigpiiiiglilt llllltl >1,11111- still al11e 111111 Tf-"NKQ HE s oncrs as we as 1 cou . . __ > 1 " t, . "

pmzimist having gufqds bcnlgrch up‘ 1311i llnillfmlfll” 1n 1s0n11111s and A

1111 1011-11 1111a re 1:11- a. _ ' é ' .

Th0 two escape- prisoners. Llcul-y "I saw n bomber sweep down GOOD / \V1-1"1101'Llio;'l1§.211i\1'l108;1:11f‘:g‘9<1::15‘from 1111- 1-11111115," 11m “pm-p, m. §___ ____--k'

\\‘11\' cll 0 111‘ 1'41‘ 1 i" . ' dated "l1 had its‘ c-nvinr-s shut off ‘

. 1 1 11111 - . . ' T 1.2121122‘.11;“1.:.".:l.11s1:1".t.:..1M1;- ,1 1 c/ 11 m a mmme area in Northwfimmpbom) amped 1 1 a 101111111) 10.110 k.

Ontario. were still at large toniitght.‘ Ccl. Ralstou said he was satis led, that Kochcls escape was nn inside-

111111 columnists. There was no su -l, izr-stion he had aid from any one 1hr- camp.

The Minister said: "I 11m not at‘ 11'] on the defensive. but I do think; l111vi111z regard to the 1111111l11-r in our- (zunris 111111111 8.000 and the great ire 11111101‘ which thev \\'f‘l'P .111 0111 and accommodated. loo

1 111-l

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