$11:

o §il3~ m

Pczry and l). E. Hume.

tho lttncrni; including mmebers of the Ctttiadian Legion. O O

by Rev. Dr lmgate in hi: address yesterday bears the following scrlptioti:

liam Auld lute Lieutenant in 42ml. Bwttalou, Royal Highlanders of Canada, and 3rd. Canadian Di- ‘Jzsinn Signal" 17th, of Decem r. i898, killed l-n nr-‘ion near Cenielles. France, Aug- u'=.' 7th. i918. Pro pattla non timi- cius mori

trottstittitioiial power or Parliament In cunt-t. unemployment l"!:i.~i.'1l.0r1. Prime Minister Macken- rec 14111.1’ told the House of (nous iorlnv.

3 o :1 n P) U‘ 8 F! i! O :8 é 2 E

\\l-1lll’.’| tn siurlv the sirois on that aspect. nt dominion-provin- ital rclal nn< and to see the propos- ed incur: manure.

PAGE EIGHT

Says Belgian Oities ‘Rotten’ With Germans

l! Fred Bsokho Canadian ( y Press Stuff m1") LONDON, May ill-KO? Cable) -\\'illi:tm Baifhelemy, Belgian. bfnll Catirtdititt, told tonight. how Antwerp and other Belgian cities were "rotten" with Germ“ 58ml‘ tiesquised as harmless citizens when tht- invasion began. Bzrthclvmv arrived today with

his wzfc .1 tlttughtetj, He said t; on thc iny of the lXlVllSlOn the A 01") ptllfl‘ etitcred the Ger-

m 1.1 legzuztm and arrested no less lhui $0 (icrrnons supposedly on n rttic staff" there but in

ht rn Iicfgttim.

_ . . cl \Viiilii1)eq .1! l-Iltutuzwtt, Bu!‘ li‘lt'lll_)' ffiutltt ill" fills". Fitsili s. Carin: wt

tv Fur-Sc, i11 thg hi?!

. n he was in hospital‘ at 1c, England, after being ' \'p:t-.~._ he ntarried s. Bel-

~>r= girl. A year later

‘ was born

‘l-ttt- stibseqliciitly

n. m‘. 1o l m Two days ago 1:1,; {x1e Q5 war swept all three b-tck to Pblkestone after a dash bv ' .1 and boat from Antwerp.

tmv a young woman, told tav tavo German para tired at .\I‘clllll135.

.t crunch". ilaxcti ‘ ‘lezv sued 17 1 a to tidable blottscr re-

F

vhelcntws first action upon {tuition was to hurry I0 5 -{ tho Clllllidhlfl Ac- Cg lthirttc to oficr his scr-

13v of Qtutwa, a National " -' “'lllf‘li! official at~ nutizan Legution at ~-tl bv way of Ostentl -1"Jful vovltllf- H1‘-

‘ fin-t of the Jctizt Del-y, te a; Paris.

Flying Officer

International At A Glance (By The (‘anztdian Pros!)

fenh ngainst men in

invasion;

Allied Armies undefeated.

celvable mistakes" of French con maml; bcspl-ttlts conlult-tlce \\'eyl;zltid, Pt-lziin; zmuotmcts Arra

starts.

roads of Ifrttvit-t».

has reached l‘! from lzlrziislt (l. vzlsinn of fnglttnd.

ROME -— Ttuliniu anal! cull I arms as war preparations con

expert on colonial expansion.

SKOLPJIL Y T!‘ v v-ft-tl n ~.~~1'"

‘Qusllvln 1111.111": pct" .1». 11.1" lhllntn strike YlIcvslriv-Alhztii"an lroittivr closed.

(l [Tl-R \T.’l' \R Women children lczivt- for From-h Wltvrnccn

§'I‘(N"\'|l(‘|..\‘ “utulrfl

man iron 11!?‘ tlt-nrittuls.

fiTTA Vi‘ \ “Tivfc n cc . ,.

Banish Cousin

. Ill

tCoti‘.

George E. Auld is Laid To Rest

The rentains of Flyuis 031°" Gauge E. Auld, killed Lll 8 D-B/Tle crush in Ontario on Friday, arriv- tat in the city Monday night. accom- panied by Professor Clyde Auld and ‘.\I:'.<. Aitlti and Robert H. Beale.

‘The batty was taken to the M1 Lann l-‘unertti Home resting uti- tii i o'clock yesteiday afternoon when removed to Sh. James Pres- byterian Church where services vice conducted ct two o'clock.

ORDER. OF SERVICE

Reading of appropriale 03558-8“ c: stitptute by Chaplain US399-

i-lytnn iOO "Unto the Hills Around p» i um Up My Lonsmz Eyes-

rlrripture reading, 15th. Chuptc o: the First Etnstle to tnc Corinth- runs, 1r." Capt. the Rev. E. M. Mo.- iunv, Ch plain of the R. C .A.

An Eloqueut Tribute

Address by Major, the Rev. Dr. R, Aioorhead legato, Chaplain of tlio Prince Etilvurd Island Light llcrtc. who spoke as follows:

A wave of sorzow passed over the whole community when new: of the tragic event reached us of V, .

win y known and highly esteemed tilt-oil tout our province, called sat nly to his act-mint in the ful- filment of his duty.

But our sorrow is mined with thnnkfulncs and admiration that he whom we mourn has died in a great cattse.

in keeping with the high military tradition of hi family, he offered himself to the service of his King and country. and for their sake has made the stipreme sacrifice‘ which is the crown and glory of the true and valiant soldier.

We can write under his name the lovely sentiment which is engraved on the memorial tablet to his brave brother on the wall to the left from where I speukr-“I am not afraid to die for my country."

Our sympot- y and prayers go out to the sorely stricken relatives that

pogo l)

atiyglt nnpctt: t-t ltfuttuck“ is one htme mt; uiin bases at Dev- onport, Porttsntonuii and Oimttuim, sktrttng the (Juanita-i.

Even wiiizotit its hundreds of wttrtLnie 4111x1141 . tut» hctntc Ilccl. '5 three 111m» c as the e11- tiro GETIUAHT N anti is blipDllPd with Ellllti-Sllblll . 1e and anti-nir- craft siups. The Arhntralty has called for all privately-owned small craft of more than 30 feet in length to aid ctmiol tlteicncc. '

Tlhe ships :1 rc bttckctl tip by coast- al batteries around the whole of Btutaam.

Fighter Plttnrl To fight invasion frvm tfhe air,

Britain ha» hllilllillfli of fighter planes slritlcgitiaily’ bust-o, n.

oauuiom system. 0n the ground, some 2.000.000 the army tire 1:1 t-miuiitg in

enter itlie 1164i

0d lott. Survivors ltnvc landed and.

o l\ii‘ll‘l‘f‘fl~l'lt' dcnit-d a German

merchant ships totalling B, 955 tons, one Allied vessel of 3l6 tons and three uctitml Hhlps totnliittg 5.73’! inn"; had horn 5119i: hv flllFlllY 11C- ilrn in lilltr vcct-k cnrvcd May l2.

Biiristiiffttiiics

(Continued front 938° 11in‘

the ioviuz compassion of God may

Izwlplan 111 .

_ . _ _ U t- l m‘ t nvi~rtstttnd and fiotht 116111,? H. [lhgrgnb to 1\"lillI'l ~ putts bcruad mjhf’ (no if)“; ‘Pmwili zviurn, .1 :<~:1i1 .51 as mung‘, he

H; "M11165 .101, m", f1,“ W,“ Entrldizti :1.i.tl ‘ht.- linniv.» f N,” mt MC, Gov" 1,110.1 itzt-i p. .t. l-..B s.

Th‘, Benediction hnhowcd b1: gvnc tioiis of watirntg

Plyntn 438 "Pcuce Perfect Pearce." 5N5- m“ 7 ‘ 7 luv"

~ -,.,.3_-; 111-1“ 1mm but our- l1:ti1'i lmuti '. ‘c iirlitu party 1)1'Q- ticrtl‘. zli ill 11.11.» lirst . ~ lxittg compusctl lliW-‘P it" -l\\'fll‘<l " the liih Alcdium anti mutt.- -- .011 oi '. .., in marge of dividing t .cn tort-es and

Alttjor J. Turner. striking for tltr- not. he c kc‘. was borne on a gun This is n. ccuntr . .."|f‘l< ftcm the c1 11.1.31.- sztpphed by the R. C. N. Br 1 on Hit‘ north anti the l: tntd in ciutrge of Chief Petty Frc .1 m1 lite stutiu in ittr- 1 KY.‘ ii

V. U

.. r1‘ floss. _

'I'he pail bearers were: Lieuten- airs Don Grant, Charles MacKeti- 2:0, Wilfred Duffy, 0f the R. O. N V. R. and Licutcnnnts Wuton Smith, Gordon Williams and O. H.

an enemy as p. .

of Si. Quctiltti anti (T.tt1'.h1'.ti, wli.cl1 it’ stiocessftti, wnltirl temvcr the dd British line and trip!- out. lite sni-

lent. It is s despe to hie-amine llttainst crlui as the Clor-

Johtiston of the Royal Canadian mms, ' _ The invndcr. fcilntvtie their W" i" m’ Peoples prvctpt o! ti‘ inrl crvq ‘or. llftvf‘ cortnin urlwtttflrtgos. Tin-v can

Y- At the grave the usual three ohms were fired and Last ;, WES sounded by huglers J. M.

The:e was a large attendance at

The memorial tablet referred to in-

In loving memory of Ernest Will- e

n

Company, born

check the Bu‘: ‘h in the tiorth anti turn on the French in the south.

or hhcv can lav s!‘ "t- to ilic British lines with illPIll‘ fort-c number». and aticmtpt to “we out. the grim , linc nf khaki that. more with its back in the wnll,

SHlTFYIOF ll] {lYTll.'llT"ll flllfl fil/filltffll,

stands IYTTCO

Willmllame G. G. Power To Air Ministry

OTTAWA. Mav 20 —(OP) --All OTTAVlX-i. lllnv 2l---|('P\--l"rima ttrllllffi5 except Alberta approved Minister .\'Xfl."k(~“.7.ii‘ K'".;' wliv 1r» government's pro seek announced in ' c House of Com-

insurance Com-

indicatod In? be taken b? province but. the eovernment report

Alpert .1 11nd not.

TIM

mom the (‘1".\'""1i.'i1r-1i's to appoint lint. sent Pasiitt lslc inter of Ntm 1i

announcement m. Committee coilsldcrcd ihc rcsolti- tlon eslablishinz nn Au- Minislrl‘.

intention i‘ (l. Pn1vrr,pr‘c- Ulvcral. as Min- lvfvncc for All‘. 'I‘he Primr- nlittlslt-r mine tho the Hour» in

At the Pime ltlinistcrs rcqucsi.

the resolution was Pkpcrlitffl mid m; bill given first reading.

IDNDON - Britain muslent de- 2.000.000 training ready to rush against Nazi attack; expeditionary force determint-tl tn die where they

PARIS -- Reynaud says military nitration dark because of “incon-

Ill

near Vimy Ritlltc, 12ml Amlcns luk- en by Nazis. Exodus from capital

l'l'.i\.\‘lll\‘(t1‘0!\' H Roosevelt toys “Q.

BERLIN -- ("ti-rniznts claim drive mill-s Etlvli thrt-utcn in-

llnut; Dluse-olitil lulks wiilt 697ml"!

-- Iluly ‘its in .\l-

ri FRESH cannon

fours nculrmitv 11':|\ ht- nu-nm-ctl lty tit-r-

mlnls-frv an- Pnuttliun 11 l.

net- work of unti-ttircrtttt batteries and a. nationwide organization of civ- ili-an defcitce in the air raids pre-

0i’ ttlte United Kuttgtitttti, \\;1ii1 tnttny units organized to l-lle extent. thuy could at any threatened paint Wflbh war stuengi-h and equip- mom

Cmls" M" After their m1 thc Fffllifli said The Navy 10:11," rl'<'lr<vd the ‘Jecnme ‘Txirollwly C071- 1015 of the ‘lfitul-Wtt ' l-gtiliifl- The mm ham and {tie lrfliicluycl‘ P11226853 degirttcfcfiie Victoria. '11P Etttntrltatxt first 161.11% of rencmm, me Sm 1n the“ cruiser loss ticr tvrtr bi ran qtipynpg, 1,, H“ off the Brmsh into an nut or‘. 1nd: r-ii l‘\\'fi.\'- F cnch and Bdginn forces in Boll The ttrcw w‘ tl 'i’:i:\ llittivcss gium. VlPlffSlil stir. ; .t.tu 11111.“: and To bombs lrtuiicltctl front planes went down. ‘lath-t 11.11" ottccrs and sluils itrsti from {ll‘lll0l'(‘OV91-. 81nd ratinus of ltcr ' are lroiev- ed guns, were added flames from

13

claim that a llfilllb“? c-l ki"1‘.!~‘l‘l Towns, Village-s Burnt-d frciuhiccs and tankcrs lturi born

sunk in fthe srrrtits of Dover. It TOWN-S, villages anti fit-ids west of was atuuotitioed that tour British bflllle Jim's were rcpartcd burning

Sweden Faced With Problem Of Ore Shipments

Blv Elmer W. Peterson Assoc atcd Press Staff Writer

stunt! on continent rrthtr than BTOCKHOLM nfhy 31 _(_a_p) _- let the (lPflllillls rcuch North Sea. The limiting ice barrier‘ for north in pnrlg; Alfred huff ("oupt-r 53y; the Gulf of llotinua, clearing the

groblem tonight for neutral Swe Ell.

I UPTITIBDY, “TTQ5G TVSU‘

h. slitppetl directly down lhu Gulf b0 ktyv port of Lulea, 70 miles south 0 Liic Arctic Circle.

'l‘his mute would stippiant ' h the British out off a

n

_ , on ihc Nnrwt 'lan coast. ‘"11"! MM“ m" “"‘“’" "mm" l'il)l\'l‘\t‘l'. l)l‘lil.ll.\l' oi his adequate cillions of llll])l'l'4‘('llf'llll‘(| llvtttlt port. iatt-llilits, 0r,- (“mmf 1,11 waded toll of l‘!‘llll:(‘1s ltl.|(‘llIllr-glllllilfl n11 at l..1|ir~.1 as rcmlilv as ill Nttrvik.

llavtlen to improve loading

s.1 G

O

— a vinirlion o: Swedctrs neutrality it is held here. I11 1936 Itulcq inns ..

shipped t by hurls of Fruit‘ and tl i botstcd i 01' 800 00 ions.

‘t n

,

(Continued from tmge l)

Fart-her east, tho Frcuch were . 'ti still liter! ' ' out, gut, Cm“. bcnind iitr ttv u..n (ILUJHCCG

litt-re was no lllPF-UN) in Paris of tiny Gcrtnuits TOJChIIIQ the Channel itself.

Tito Fttinnh called the situation “exttvtncly gijave" but sttid that "'11 ihrir troops lliiidwllfl tlnnibral, Oust of Art-as. mid the Ilritislt batt- tfing the Claimant: in other socwrs, the Allied comimnd was confident it could "re-establish" its lines.

General headquarters have been out of communication for 48 hours 1 Gczicml Henri Giraud, oom- mmtdet- oi’ the Mouse area, and a 11111‘ mimisi-ry spokennan said he con-id neither confiirm nor deny Gonna-n claims that Giraud i“); been est-paired.

One report said General Giraud escaped in a tank. some tnembera of hi‘; staff were taken piisoner.

T118 Wflr Miwstr-y spckestnan said he believed the French still held Abbeviile itself, but that “I can give no official confirmation"

German motorcycle units thrust along roads to the wcst of Arias and Amiens bcbind advance bom- bardment! and machute-gtitmitig from Nazi planes.

Refugee! Etrafed

Other roads radiating from the French towns, filled with ye- fugoes, were tvporlcti strafecl by the Germans from the air,

Amiens and Arras were envcl in flames by the time they were reached by German motorized ale. mcnia of 3.000 to 4.000 mcn each.

int-v nrlia ry

_ _ bombs and torches car- ricd 0y

parachute troops,

as the German tanks mmbensd

through clouds of smoke 1mg Antiens nnd Arras The Allies callcd upon all the

force iiiry cnulrl m iii.» (icrmttn cliztlft» . The French lligh Command 1n-

stcr ‘to mtct

notiitccti that due bontbnrs had been taken from the flee: to harass the German land columns. in cooperation with scouting and

laombcr formations. ‘The Frciiclt llllli‘ l‘!‘0ll'_'lll r1

_ (iowii 303 (P11112111 plan's ' i1 l‘i\

: Li'- nirt-xztft guns and ' 53111111,; 5.11111‘ the German l1 started Mo‘: 10. not cottniint: lhn htmdrcflg nrz-otrtitcd for by the Ro_v.'1l Air

Force,

’l‘l1ci'e were no rl us of r1 wank- cninu in lhr- F1 11c.. (."ll"l']tlil‘,_'1{§n!1 lo fight m1.

Purl» littd n RO-tttitlufc nir rtticl =l"i"'l1 ills? before nirriztfnll. ‘It cncl- cd in n. rlrizzlfn! rain as tit.“ cap-

ital rcmninerl Sll‘ill‘.lZ“l_\‘ sllcnt nnrl calm. I fcfllllrllillPd from page 1)

vote i_n ilic inst wnr llll'vllf‘(l only last. wt-t-k lfl.li(ll‘l.s' with tvnr ltnitirfs in the U1 - led Kinlrtiotti and Fittncu )l'i)llll:~l(l all possible information to lllll’ lltiust: on war activities, stilncct to the ‘l|‘C- PSSlLY oi UfPSCfYillt: nljcfegy Q11 got-- ttnu mattcrs.

Tribute To Navy

He paid special tribute lo the work of the ltoval Catincilati Nnvv which ltrts bccn on continuous 11nd nr so vice sincc the stttrt of hostl c. British naval tuithnriiics, he said. liocl exprcssacri appreciation for the wmk dtmc liv tho Canadian ships antllscnmcn. parllcttlarlv in the or- zammtion of convoys,

The at-qttlsiilott of two new clea- trovera will hrinrz the ticstrnyer strength of the nttvv to nine. At present. there nrc t-"cvcn such ships. iuclutlini: one flotilla lander.

In musldcrhtg ilic f'\'ll'llf nf the Cattadtatt war r-fioitls. ho said, shottlrl be rememhcrcd that the strcu t_i1 of tlze navy" was now a - urcttc 1111c that nl an nrmv division and that. whcn the British common- wt-nlih air training plan was in 0n- cratcn nycnr the slrontzth 0f the air force. which now amnimtr-d in about that. of an armv division would equal three or four rllvsions. "tvhcvt our war effort is fullv luau-n in the House." hc said, "ii will ho art-vptcri as n progressive,

and who rc- frotn rottsul

f5?

short route from time Swedish iron ore fields to Gerznany, posed a new

_machlnc ncuis iron, hasbecn awaiting the tlitiw. With tno ice ttciit‘. on: can be

twccit Swt-dcn and Finland from the

the

‘Plzore lmve been iusislctit rtunors 0i’ German demands for access to facilities

with (ictjzitmt engineers and Ger- man cqiiininclit. Although the thaw would give

Grriuntty‘ actwrs lo lilt‘ tyort for ovc l :1 icnts, tttkttc inc port- over by ermzms for inipzcvctnctit tvould be

2.700.000 of crc. It ltrts been estimated shipmctits from Luca and the

‘ Oxolo-

to a lTlllXl-

' eminent to conduct

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

f

t

d

5?-

Says Sydney Fire Accidental

GLACE BAY, N. 5., May 21-(0- P)—A 8200.000 fire that destroyed Dominion Coal Company's general machine shop here Sunday almost certainly “resulted from spon- taneous ignition of oily waste ma- terials," S. S. ight, Chief Fire Marshal for Nova Scotia, said t0- night after an official inquiry. "There was no evidence brought out that the fire was other than accidental in origin." the fire mar- shal said at the conclusion of his two-clay hearing.

Begin Transfer Of Women, Children From Gibraltar

GIBRALTAR. May 2i —-(CP) — Women and children of Gibraltar bepan to leave for French Morocco oday under a oompusory scheme of transfer.

It was disclosed that the wax cab- inet had instructed Gibraltar’; gov- ernor to nui- thc prepared transfer scheme in operation forthwith

“at the eovcrnorts discretion."

An official announcement said. howtevcr, there was "no need for anxiety" over the intentions of Spain, which "has reiterated her strict neutrality."

o

Soviets Show Opposition In Trade Talks

MOSCOW. May 2l-(AP)—Tfll!, the Soviet hows agency, said to- nizht that. Premier Molotoff has inmrttitvi Git-at Britain that Rus- sia “cannot subordinate the trade

policy of the USSR. to the war aims of an foreign state" .in con- nection wit newly reo ned Bri-

tislt-Ratssian tmdc negotiations. rind :1. sovereign state the soviet, Union will carry on its for- ciun trade both with belltgerents 11nd neutrals on the basis of prin- rlplcs or complete equality of par- ties and reciprocity 0f obligations, Mnloioff said.

Britain has soukht w limit Rus- sian trntlc with Gui-many in seek- 111g a trade agreement, wit-h Mos-

wii; this connection Molotoff |tctted:--

" h sovi t Government notes m? {its verge; m» that the arm-h Government has raised for dis-

cussion questions coming‘ solely under the competence of c Bov- ict Clovemmctit. does not. testify

to the desire of the British Gov- trade nego- tlutions with the USSR."

Manslaughter Oharges Thrown Out By Jury

AMHERST. N. 8.. May 12 --(C- Pt-Jrhe Grand Jurv in Supreme Court today threw out. the man- sinnqlilcr cascs against Mariner Price and Edward Lttirs oi’ Monc- ion. N. raihvaymen who were chnrtrrri after a from) train collis- inn in which a soldier was killed last. pecember.

Both men were freed after the itiry, sitting tinder Mr Justice John Dmlll of the Supreme Court. of Nova Scotla, returned "no bills" in their (‘fl-SFI.

B c-ts enwneer and Lutes was brakeman on n Canadian National RllliV-"lvfi freiszltt. that collided with :1 troop train in the Amherst. tuna-l lnnre-Cornnrnl R. W. Ccn-

d vclnptti; cifort, entirely worthy oi Nils country." A

m: nf Londm. Ont. was killed and several soldier were injured.

Squadron Leader Richard Gethlng R.A.F. and Mrs. Gcthlng. lllc" lured at st. PauPs Anglican church, Toronto. Where "W? WP"? ill-l" rlcd recently. The bride ls the former Miss lllardi (£01m. dnllfllllvr "Y Sir Herbert Gepp and Lady Gepp, Melbifllfllv. Ausllllnfl-

ilocal Girl Praised By lldjudicator

HALF-AX May 21-40?) --~Loulse Blshcp of Bridzcwwn. N. 5-. “inn the mezzo-soprano solo 311111 ill“ Helen Kenncdy- Canulbrl-TMI? "Q theysixth annual f‘Oill_lll‘llll\.4* tnu~it festival here today. bill! lmd lit“ points, Dilys Qwcn of Clltlfillilflfivlll scored 160 points and 511' lun-‘sb MatcMillt-m, of Toronto. adlutllvflwl» said she had a vtvmisiitrz W111‘, i1 simple and sincere style anti ab‘! should develop color in her 101cc-