nursed h the march of Gut ‘sf-y which treads o'er the hearts

of the free.

V i 0 ardiill ‘Iwo Cont; SQIQITrErlVnIr-olnll, soulless lac-l

(lovers Prime Edward

Island Like the Dew

' C ETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1942

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tn... “as.” Q, L MERE MAN MERE M“

Ablence of occupation is not rest; a mind quite vacant ls a mind dis- treeid.

Aunlll lllbecriptio Delivered, 85,00 By lhlll P. E. I. $4.00: to other Provinces and U, l. A. $5.00

_._____.__i.___s

REPORT UNREST GROWING IN BALKAN COUNTRIES

gadnaclian,

Mr. George H. Barbour Is 59V?" H3119?’ New were. Head Hm Transport Hlt At Kiska ls.

Canadian Offensive Action in Alaska Area.

B I. l’. Sanderson Olllad u Press Staff Writer

WASHINGTON. Sept. 28 -(CP) —Canadlan and American fliers combined last Friday on a. b‘: scale raid on Kiska. Island in the outer Aieutians damaging a Japanese transport, destroying seven Japan- ese planes and strafing two sub- marines, it was announced here to- day lri n, Navy Department com- munique.

squadrons of the Royal Canadian Air Fierce have been in Alaska for

American air, sea and ground units in the defence o! the northwest tiD of the continent. but this was the first official word of offensive

MR. J. GORDON

Iillt clones ll. aaltooon imnoNAl-l’

hlr, Gcorlze H. Barbour, Cole- man succeeds Mr. J. Gordon Mac pcnlld, Charlottetown, as Prices and Supply Representative in the RP ‘anal Office of the Wartime

widely-known in this province. Since was he has been rcpresent- action against ihv Javanese.

ing the 2nd. District of Prince in ‘Ilho Navy communique esiinw the Provincial Legislature. Prior that 150 JUN-Hm Wele kiled 01' g0 that he held flig important wounded in the raid which was positions of Divisional Chief ol made on the his harbor in the 1°11“, return m the province m“ the Qustqnw-Exgisq prevention outer Aleutiane under Japanese ti _ .-

mung “m, aiiendm, , Con. Service (19271932) and Chief contoi.

“armr- €§°.$‘.‘?.l"°£i..l.§“"ii‘€fr.it§i>Wt? ma... n. n. M? M“cDonn1d “signed hi, the past several years he has been when the joint ‘one o’ bomber‘ Cole- and fighters wheeled for home, a

ing on a. successful ranching pos .ion because of ill health. He "fr? lock sick last spring and was un- and farm“! b"~‘11'1°" '11- Japlnw ‘tampon w” m,“ to be

ible to act since then bllt is now mflll- _ t “N l, m‘! and beached in the '11?“ ‘"111 "stmd t” mam“ nth. llrlrgiub‘. wglixlfolirletlllxtlisllthig glllrbor kiss result of a bomb hit.

1g his absence ML T' Gordon resignation as a member of the Six seaplanes were destroyed on

First Official Word of s

US. Fliers__ln Big “Air Attack O

(By Kirke L. Simpson, Associated Press War Analyst) The circumstances llndor which Berlin made its first claim of U-

boat successes

render it espccia flosubiect to suspicion.

As an off-set and to the storm of

be set down as an admlssion'that.Gerr.nan nerves are getting Jittery. O The most significant thing about the German claim ls that it fol-

lowed so closely upon the Von

inst. United States lroopship convoys lll the Atlantic

Blbbentrop assertion in Berlin that Ger-

many would welcome an Allied attempt to invade western Europe, That

is an admission that the aecond-front-talk, now amplifi

cd by the It'll!-

kle and Wavell remarks, is reaching the ears of the German pcoplc. Von- Rlbbentroph; remark was coupled with so fantastic a figure on Russian

war losses that both statements were clearly intended for German home consumption rather "ll." fol; the‘ diplomat: of ‘his immediate a

JI

They were offered In lleu of Hitler's unfulfilled hopes of announcing the capture of Stalingrad at that second anniversary celebration of the rllrnlnir of the Axis tri-partiie pact. Both the Japanese and Italian dip- lomats present at the gatherl g were fullv aware that the German mm- nnlzn in Russia is nff sohedu e and that there is n hrllIge-of-sllips from No_r_tll_r\mcrlca to the British Isles for troop movements‘

hNazis Advance

At Stalingrad

Fresh Enemy Troops and Tanks crash Through Russian lines in one sector.

Chief llgtice

By Eddie Gilmore Associated Press Staff Writer

Flt. Li. John, NB, Acting Flt. Li. D, J, _ \V!ll1lllil5 of Vancouver, PO. G B. Murzny of lvinnipeg, PO, ,7_w,

bntll mcnlbors of the R.A celvod Distinguished Flying ltledrls.

zealous loader." is the third member of the R.C.A F.

Receive Awards

OTTAWA, Sept. H! -

pool, N.S , was announced tonlgt BXPQBifi/fl- U 1t by Royal Canadian Air Poxoe la possible, or turns out to headquarters here‘

that Nazi outglvlng must

Headquarters also announced

award of the Distinguished Fly- ing Cross to five hers of the R C A.F Distinguished Flying Medal to two members of the Royal Air Force.

other mem- and of the

The D.F.C. Winners are zActinc Albert Lambert. Saint

Silt-s. R W. Ace and J. McGown l"., re- Sqdn Ldr.

flight

Ford. "a keen and commander and

to receive both the D

(GP) -— rlwurd of a bar to the Distinguish- _ ed Flying Cross to Acting sqdn. th to the grief the Nazi attackers are ettlng before Ldr. Leslo Sydney Ford of Liver- tgllngrad Allied second-front a ltat on penetrat- ing the German radlo-bllcll-out, such s. claim was to roves wholly lacking in factual basis, which go another example of extreme exaggeration,

n JapanGSG Conditions Said Eight Airmen

Similarlo 1918

Heavy casualty lists, decreasingfood Supplies and increasingaxis demands

Responsible for anti-war sentiment.

2 (By Ernest Agnew, Associated Press Staff Writer)

LONDON, Sept. 28—(AP)—Incrc;isillg antl-lwar

sentiment in the

Axis-dominated Balkans was reported by Allied Government sources to- night and a Yugoslav official described conditions as similar to those in I918 shortly before the collapse of Bulgaria, Austria and Ilungary.

The reasons were listed as thesec-i-

1. The lengthening death list on the eastern front. Riimilillfl alone was said in have lost more than 300.000 mcn in Ituasia and Germany

“The Ruirlauians are particu- loward both Germany and Hungiiryq" a Fighting Frencil time began the word

larly bitter

source said. "For the first

since the war

Reynolds of Pnlibmko. Ont, and was reported demanding 50,000 additional. WO. L A. Johnson of St. Paul, 2. Decreasing food supplies. \ M11111» 8. Increasing Axis pressure for "closer collaboration." ‘

PVC

headquarters said.

Ho was awarded the D_F'.c last June when he participated in two attacks on enemy shipping. In this nation one destroyer was sunk and two rinmared. Awarded the bar an his Distinguished three monihs Ford was cited us follows:

"This officer led his squadron in support of tho combined opera- lions skill. destroyed. down by Satin. l-dr. Ford. ‘Ihroueh- out. his insnlrinv stlllcd wrest confidence in his fel- low nllnis."

Alvard of the D F‘ C. to ML-L‘.

‘pace’ (peace) is seen scrawled on pavements and buildings through- out the country. Recently several hundred mcn and livomen were tried by court martial for lin- atriot-lc activities including sabo- age.

"The majority of the people feel that they have received noth- ing from Germany except addi- tional demands and they are bit- ter at. Hungary because they were forced to yield Transylvania to her."

In an effort to counter dissen- sion in Hungary, Germany re- cently gave Hungary 200,000 acres of rich Serbian agricultural lands, exrmri“ ifl- the Yugoslav government an- nounced. The lands adjoin Bacllka province which previously had been ceded to Hungary. The in-

and bar since the ouzbrenk the present war. R.C All".

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,

Australia. Sept. Zil-iTucsday) —(t.‘I'J—Ailied ground forces in the Owen Stanley mountains of.’ New Guinea. now have taken the the initiative against advancing Japanese troops and “arc mak- 1"; llfvkress.” a communique ialll today.

CAIRO. Sept. 28-—iAP)-—Bi'itisu and Uniwd States bombers attack» ed the Axis supply ports of Bengasi and Tobruk last night. while South African bombers harried German landing fields behind the dormant El Alamem baltlelinc.

waslllxlirrox,

Flvinz Sqdn.

Cross

later. Ddr.

nuninst Dieppe with great several enemy nlrwaft were two of which were shot

Sept. 28-‘

(APJ-Smilshiiw at the Japan.

lt was acting in his place. Mi‘. , . tiv Assembl . Mr. J. Wat- the water and a seventh. which had _ _ _ _ _ elswelaatkdprgrlilpvalatle: Rtgpiglsg- sligfigprllfught. Sunlmerside lawyer risen to fight, was shot down. Tm; ‘lfwmelgzkshfltjtexigffdugi slblliaxigifllllllti‘. Was aCComnRnled éifilgiiaints o! 62 villages were 35f ,3 M"; ihad Solgmomh m,‘ -1 , - -, ' - , - cu an san s, rrlr- ' v . m‘ m w“ “so present M m‘ tloenlllgxledBalbgufPuélilblg ghzllilgmsvsereegtgllllstdw wlltlillnrlrncll- ‘11"1-“1°“‘ ‘"1111 111° 311g! s ‘"11; ""1"? iinflhgtlmvhsiffi, '1 Huusury also was reported wor- Marine Corps airmen lnytinrainlt ii “n conference. Liberal cmdkm‘ m the and my mean“ "m lrown into the assaut on B a - tour o (worn on; w ch a; .n- rind by decpeaging w“ goon, pfo- five days h“, destroy“, 49 m“ The new Prices Hid 5119171? w t The Navy cunmunique made no grad crashed through Russian lines _____ z-llzdr-rl attacks on IT"'ll'1V dif wont auction because or the flight of only planes and damaged “V, r v€,_lili_r_-_ Barbour. 15 1° ' -ailuslon w Ameflcan m. Canadian on the northwestern outskirts of MONTREAL, Sept. 287ml’) typos nfdarzoie lnclurilnq Hwm- workers to Li“. nouns“. after an 5mm. m“, o; which nrohnbiy 10,865 on the mid the normal the city Monday, and soviet Hlqh —Uhlcf Justice B. A_ E. Grcen- lung. SleJvn. Willlolmsllnvcn. Rer- my raid on Budapest,’ the Lenin- 5am‘, wiiimui, ‘he i055 0f a " ' Command again acknowledged the shields of Quebec dlcd suddcn- lin. and many others. On one grad radio inili single American plgng in com-

practice here. Whether the

safleéche For

abinet Post, Wlllkle Gives 0'I'l‘.\\VA. srTiI-‘E-(crin The

l Impressions of Ehilvi Evening Citizen said tOtlrilly I a .. s: Premier Stalin

Associate Deputy Minister

i0lllll War Services. will lro .1 o cabinet to fll one of the

C adlane

jump along the chain of islands jutting out from the southern tip of Alaska, was not made clear in the communique.

It has been understood here that the Canadian force in Alaska has been used principally for work on the northern t-hev were hand-nicked mcn, riu

o; fled to turn a hnnd to any he

new numerical superiority of the enemy

as “film's or bomber’ on the 1mg The Monday midnight communi- que telling of the grave turn for

enemy tanks mnilaged to penetrate patrol a workers’ setilrlnent, from. b“; fighting continues. During the day Rip our men annihilated riaiGcrman infantry

1y tonight in his 83rd year.

Ills death, ending a long and colorful career ill Canadian judicial life, came unexpl-clclily.

the siege entered its 30th day.

h i ii ' id g th although the aged jun-t had taeae?ogmléfygqlflta:igarnson 5a o at been in ill health for: some i- une. After SH" fighting a’ noun o‘ ' Mrs. Justice Grecnslllclds,

appointed uric! Justice or’ Que- bcli Province several ycars ago, kept ills residence here.

lie was a native of Danvillc, Qillh, and was cduratcdni. Dilli-

whefe the

about two regiments and

fllvlit. his aircraft was airborne for ll sitiil owl determination at all times nrnvrrl n all with whom he has flown."

Three Naval Men Awarded 0.8.0.

Reported United States bomb- 1"“- ings of‘ the capitals of Hungary, -—-—-— Rumania, Bulgaria and Croatia OTTAWA“ Sept. 26—(CP)—Nan tlonal SCICCUVG Service Iieaxiquarta

in the last two weeks also was _ said to have added to Axis diffi- 61's tonight issued a new wwl for the mcelli registration 0f women

l-4 hours. As an observer his

murm- of char/lop»: to

cultl .

British sources said a group of "W" 20 1° 2'1 ivmi‘ 01 530-331-349 specially selected agents had regstmtmns remrwd 11.1) 1° SS1”- been created in Hungary‘ 25—-8.lld said it is anticipated the

final registration figures will "well over 230,000."

VANCOUVER, Sept.

“It is a clear sign that reports of Hungarian unrest are not ex- aggerated." this source said.

Other reports said potatoes and u “(C

' Q1191)" ‘MCP-“flei The following impressions disabled about 50 enemy tanks." . , , .~ _ -*~- Premier Stalin were written by wxlgiav of the tommnkm, officers Northwest of Stalingrad. presum- 23:11-22:21: corn will be rationed in Hungary fiaveyaaciflunzsadlslixlfckgd ‘is:

, wenden] L'- Wnudle’ “Prestige? eaw service in Britain and over B19131 tilbffive the 59601’ ‘Q1919 was graduated from McGlll Un- their "gm, M, a pm PM“

' na res ~ - , _ » . , o , _ ' ~ -

tlsgsegilgrsii magma MI-pwiiikie mm“ “M ”° vmrm‘ M m gllvsslans nslidwllriir “ifnfél had illilmiy ‘illlli wit? ‘lllndlfleen?’ orrnwa. sent. B8—-(OP)—NaV1 on we n page co a) i 11 P-m- E- - 1-12 W"- “lmémded 111‘ m“ w Rm“ “d wallfgtcannainn roroe-nnd this killed more than 1-000 Germans ...'..; oiIZ‘B.(J.L.‘lrom“l.he 10:11:: Mmlm" Mafdwmd ‘““‘°““°°d 252$"). glrxllgiril: hi‘: lit:-

left. for China. and destroyed eight Nazi tanks in ulty in I885. M, Tommi‘ orders QM “M!

by Wendell L. Wlllkie

I ,I s Missing MOSCOW, Sept. 28-—(AP)—-Mr.

St li d I had been in lively u n I 171TAWA~ 5°11? 911 - mp1 - cogvélrslltlon for some vwo hours. ' ‘at Stuart Clarke Lane of Van- Among the gummy; which we dis- =

(Written for The Associated Press -r—-'oon“—tlnuea-‘i_‘_-on~page--{cor a)‘ m, iast 34 hon“

the German commanders more forces Stalingrad which is relying on the heavily-bombed Vollza for its com-

lle stepped from obscurity in fame almost as soon as he haul completed his e. aminatinns for the her.

lie no sooner had passed his final tests than he was invited

By ground transport and plane. pressed against

into action

tonight the award of the Dis- I tlllguisllcd Service Cross to two officers in the Royal Canadian NilVfll Volunteer Reserve, and add- n I ed that a third has been men- e R d 311'- tioillerd in dispatches.

' le King had approved the award of m

em air command at Victoria. Radio stations remained on the

LONDON, Sept. 33 —(CP Cable)

aid th s o ,—'I'lle King today received Air Mar-

announcement

Y. Hivubul‘ 0i 111i! R°Y81 51m‘ cumed was Russian industrial mmimrilons, Despite, giant losses. to help in the defence of Louis , . , Nam, volume“ m5.g.,-ve_ i. m, t, _ I was mum mm o; . thgoel l , K e 4 Riel, then under IIITCSI. for his the p. s. c. to Limit. Gordon w. - “m1 Wlumm “$110111 131mm" "1 p; one»; first”... m». new... n; oar ane .."l::.li..".i"l:.t"sla:l.ic $ire;,.m;i= iii-m M n- o; in wag,- Cauadlau Newman §sr"l:"*:.‘r..1i:.,s.a2-*tol.“:.l n ‘. o; a. orne * . -o~ . . , ist. _, _ 1 ~ ‘

o s R. lo vv some comparisons I had ms e others. they lost ground to the throlufigl the lggllltlrealulliiiivlegn en Comments 0n In_ “mg stamms m Britain‘

i i" rrillm m!" VR1Y°1 3W1- with American intlustrial organ- .Nii~.al service Headquarters an- “anon and produci,ion_

unmi iodrly in its 115th casualty inf the war,

H1- urnc w“ 11s"- h" "=- nfffifinf°lilnféir.il.?é 1 degagdmg comprehensive‘ Royal Canadian Air Force bomber

.0 . Lanlfs father. W5. Lane. pleasantry I said, "Mr. 1 , i v _ I! which has been qrilssing since Fl‘ - also Wils kni hted In later years, 4 , ,v v t it - d _ es n ancmwor l gltlgilllrtltklytliulldknfiw tllemlavs: all $151,621?“ re arzgday by m” (‘rt tel’ rilllgflggi brotllel‘. J. A. N. Grccn- ‘Qffticiliqgplnorarehgigiria sglldlflgleulll gs éfiiggndgqllgppéwlcgirgganyiilg , n l 1‘ - ./ I '- i -" . - t". ~ .- . 1 ~ 1 a ' ~15. - E " E ts lgitifilgg‘ 1“ iii l“: mmnlafiln” Pilot With Success nl“i.szl.lig,i,g~gg-,,y;,u; 11?.“ sill 1““°“°“- 1W“ r , _s conn ne - - - e_ li,aca 38319 have made toush cornpett sheet mrbortlmstrlcgo 1km: Nag ______ gongfghitglmifségathe gaésgoicéiruériti;icchlnktglgaggggéixrepa); m? umvflslon kin pehewmallp. h 1’ HEY ' Seth's oas ine a u m S ' v ' e was spca ng at a uric eon ___ _o_ plglaietliflll$lc9g- Igge "igquggfxuilel mirth-west of here. n u ted Moscovm Sept ”_ (AP)_A xhulchaslzlgoulzliat ligldmdrl-iami! 11$- other details were given. gathering of me Canada“ duh ----- vealed ‘through their prides, He The mined OYBW. B 5 u woman fighter lane pilot, Lleut. mlntmen, m the benclh H?" hrlviil‘ M‘? his qlmsilcflfi "lliikics Mnlpeqlie. Wednesday. clarly has the logical and praO- missins-twefih Renaud Boom Valeria Kllomvailova. was credited A M, years lam he became lug, m r f _ m 9-Z8-2i. tical mind of a business executive F1'-'L" 1 “Booth ( He) care‘ by T1155 147131113’ by 511°°11113 down Crown Prosecutor for the dls- mt“ 5 ‘e eason m e ..___% or a lawyer. This, of course, is P111“. MFB- NR- W I a German Junkers bomber at hi“ o; Momma“ buhupressin: 1'11 - "Talkies Crapaud Thursda . only one of the facts of his char- °1 R 1-I- 13111151110". UTIWFOW- 115- nilzht over the frontllnes. g pfffefgngg im- u“; “m,” WM a prelude to a aewnd 9X3,“ PO. Walter Lawrence Juuile. “she vioinniiy “lucked the ‘we u, ‘he courtroom’ he re_ front.

act-er. Ethel Junie He “can,” aim“; emoiionli Observer. Mrs. Joyce v when talking of the aspirations 0i gylleisoumcggwgss§iu§,‘;$$;"““°“' the‘ Russian people‘ You m“ $16 ‘Cherie? 'Ciordon ‘Sawvel’ -_-_- agree with him or disBCWE W111i ' M G n“, Frank Wm: "D.i~.tse_ summer-field Hall. Sept. him, condemn or praise the Rus- w1Y°1°-“' 1' "11 m i m“ Union -1l Aiispiccs C. w. L. 9-29-21. slim social sysfgm bu; don-i, dig- iam Séllwtyocri l 0r —-—- count his abilities or his purpose. Ave- ° If!“ x w,” observe, "°““\€»2£&°r‘1§°%’l£t.§‘&l' sisal §,2.‘,..,‘2,‘Z,,"‘3,';..°ir‘l :".'.i...*;‘.‘:“s‘. hi?" hie-i»- hon-i» can»? . . . . , miration for his evotion to the “illvlulbkl 35 cm-wdd 511°"

"Talkies and dance Breadal- l Tuesday. 9213-71-

"Y l’. U. concert in Hunter f i his 1 from ‘Toronto. vcr lllill, Wednesday, Scptem- §Q§‘°b,,‘,’b,§§,‘{s“§h,u,u1’°§§time“ Fit-Sgt. Jmn Doiizlas Sells. horn. _ 9- ~li. menus“ horde‘ Wireless-Air Gunner. l-LA. e knows m, Ruuign peopiq (father) Bridgetown. N.S.

———-— H

"W5? bgequire mogantigymlg $2 and he is nreglved thllt their ,

- l‘ OKYIB CI . 1 d h

t... Co-J-td- "as-d - ‘r‘$’r‘l‘i°rn““inti“rr.r. “l” ""1 “"1 Germans. Claim

i ,. - -———- lctory a world

"CiilCkCfl supper, sort Augus- He Se? “a” v m nk

item-r weir-io- i:;".';.,:.lr.ls “s. tarsal: Translwm s“ 11' ' development and his people a

--‘-- BERLIN, f "Dancw at Murray River mu. ;*§gg§,,f,‘:““;‘.l.i °§..‘~.i§‘i““.,‘§{‘.°§§’ “JI- asts), Sept. aa-uiri-m Ger-

C .d._',Betzber30i-il. - . hi d limdto- niflilnit. n m 9-29-11- m“ 1°""" °"°'°°' lllllyntha hoefiflralnlrrfirlrlnisunng _ -——— - ti! the major pal-t of a or “Wiusiue South Chicken Buuusr Brig. MBVOI‘ I8 Named lillsntls convoy of United States

ncsriay, September 30th. Supper . u- tm ya g m ign¢ ‘ ' at 6 P- M. 0-29-31- T0 New Wartime POSt cloilallelgn was noyoogiirmgatioilthof rmhc Pom“ stud‘ “cud” u this German claim from any o er

f b, m d M g fi be _ source. Past German claims o_ norw 0&2‘)! mfiavxufxt l’ GITAWA. Beat. =0 (Cm-Col. victories over Allied convoys us

From German broad-

’ a s, Wilfred (Bmoot) Msvur, tfi-year- uall have proved. in the final -- ' ' "er all" uni": we“ r °"""t2l“t?"l .. 1' i -e ary roes HIM Y e mans asser a a clificszingnh fizuyuclwx‘ Great War. has been appointed to battle lasting several days one . icwn sdodomfll‘ Deputy Master-general of the Ord- iaooo-ton steelnshi capsized after n ‘ i ‘lllaailcedlandnpgomotefimlm ragmgf N(!A€l\;li’lg0otlt‘lof8O ‘torplido hits. m! i rgler, ence r n 7 -nspewupar “nmllmcfld 106W- being it by two torpedoes and ,1, "b, fine yhu,§day_ Brig. Mayor succeeds Bri . A l. one iiooil-ton transport also was . 9-3-1 Macfsrlane, recently appoin Dls- sunk, the high command claimed. . _____ trlct Officer Commanding of Mlii- In other parts of the Atlantic blll-im live and dressed chick- tar! District No. 10 (Wlnnioel). and off the African and Ameri- \lld fowl every Wedncsds .Pay- He is known as “B” Deputy, s can coast U-boats sank ll other ico market prices. P. . Nov, seniority designation in the 1L0. lhipa totalling. 51.000 tons. the River. 0-26-11. 0's bra-nah. communique reported.

Russian counter-amalllts.

5911! Federation of Mayors and Munlci- 56119‘! 59°51"! "1 "V?" 1°11‘

Thedyouthful lawyer accepted and efended Riel alongside Charles Fitzpatrick, later Sir Charles and Minister of Jus- tice, Francois Lemieux, who

Elements of at least four Ger- FlContlnued on page}: Oolvdl '

enemy plane and disabled it with several gun and machine-gun

signed. Filth; tlfsélfnl‘ i€°r“°rl...“ti.% ll R-A-F- Planes

enemy bomber steeply dived but Llcut. Khomyakova kept chasing Lost Over France

it until the Fascist plane crashed

mm the mount‘ LONDON. 889i». I — (C?) -- 111B $1RT1111¢11~11°° 01 i111‘ W513" 151' Was 1t a canmando raid‘? MEETING TODAY new" R-A F- niuncs were inst llnti M Lima- dirrciui tgid Mi»- N0 Enqlisll cmllmnndo units

rations over north- lich had to be aban- con- lltics nu been called for Ottawa dltion and clouds. the Mr muiruv morrow, Mayor Stanley Lewis. "milumed Wliiiht- Iedcration President, said today. T110 111D" between u" 111191151" The nature or [hg (ugcilgslon w“ sweep and the announcement was noi, dlgclqged by Maygi- mm; not explained, but the communi- Mrmbers of the Executive expect- que said extensive but futile search- ed to attend include Mayor w.s:, es had been made for the Donovan of Halifax. 011018- If