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French Liner Pasteur Safe At Halifax

Y“ nwmr" AWA, Jul I -(OP) —'i‘iie liner Pas ur is safe in t

|t Halifax and will remain tiere until further developments, Rear Admiral Percy Nelles, chief of the naval staff of the Royal Canadian Nail)’. said ionlglit.

The Admiral added there was nothing further to be said st this time about the Pasteur.

“The Pasteur is safe in Halifax harbor and will remain there pend- ing further developments," said the Admirals statement.

Previously navy officials had de- scribed as untrue a report from New York that the crew of the 30.- 000 -ton liner had attempted to scuttle the vessel at Halifax.

According to the New York re- port the French crew sought to scuttle the Pasteur, third largest liner in the French merchant ma- rine, last Thursday night but were thwarted by British authorities.

A party of armed Britons, it was reported in New York, boarded the liner in time to close the sea cocks through which water was entering the holds.

The vessel left New York under orders of the British admiralty, carrying guns and, ammunition.

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' ‘Taikies-Mulpeque

‘Thursday. L-zsl- I-J-Zi.

"Talkies-Canoe Cove Friday-

L-iwi-l-iwii. .

"Wanted-well fleshed bulls and cows for Bologna. Island Colo Storage Co., Ltd. L-997-b-28-tl.

"Bingo and DQ511310 {all Kelly's cross, Wednesday ul/Ldsgxhgbm.

"Elliotvale Players present Pia" C. M. B. A. Hall, Vernon itivel‘. Jill)’

11th. Dance iiiicr. L-KiZT-"i-“Fll-

"Fox Meat beef tripe 3c. Horse meat 5c. Ground meat ac. Island

Cold Storage C0.. Lilni;e_<gb1_6_26_m

"Home made Ice cream and Strawberries. AIUXHIIIIYHI‘ Eflmfzll. Grounds July 1W1. L'-41"7'5' -.

"Dance, st. Peters, I-‘riday 12th-

~_ O chestra. Oi srlotiewwli r L_S3X_7_IO_2L

"Festival and D0064? ill- SPVWT“ Harbor July 1lth_ in old ol lb Cross purposes. L-iJ5-7-19-11-

"Social and Dance Head School Bridal‘. Good music.

“Come to ihc Entertainment and Ice Cream Social in Rollo Bur Iiilii Friday. July 12th. L-3.i9---1U--’i-

"Don't for et the Institute Tea today at Beec wood Gardens, Corli-

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ard Time, L-22l-7-l0-li. "Cape Traverse Church of Scot- Ladies Aid Ice Cream Social.

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if? a esd i '. .1 e n “y evenm’ 3l5-7-10-ll.

Wm. Pye's lawn. L-

"See Deacon Dubbs in Lot 05 hall, Monday, Jul_ 15th. Admis- sion 25 cents. le of candy. Dance. L-350-7-10-5i.

“Plan io have your supper at i-Ilnloshlre Unlgi Church ionic this evening, a steam.

home ma e icxz L-34 "The 1940 edition of the Mcrr Minstrels, North Rustlco Pnrisi Hall. Thursday, July 11th at 8 l1 m. (Standard Time). L-301-7-9-3i.

"Come m Howes Hail, Bracldey Point. Thuredfil, July 11m, 8.15 PM. Concert and instrels by Covehead Ind Brackley, Funds for Red Cross.

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Cornwall Sunday School Tes July 17th in field ad- min! hall ‘grounds. Tea served doors beg nnlrlg 4.30 Standard Time. All welcome. L-310-7-10-lI-l5;

"Strawbe Festival on Govem- ment House rounds d o

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Down In Raids

ifflilitlizlfiii or WINBSUR Til NEW ljislimi

Appointed Governor and Commander - in Chief of Bahama Islands.

LONDON. July 9-(C‘P)—-Itfit1.- Gen. the Duke cf Windsor, whose position as liaison officer with the Hench armies duappenrrd Willi ‘the French capltulatcn. IOIE-lgilt received a nelw post in the scrvlcc

The Dulce was appointed gov- ernor and osmnnmldel- in chzci oi ihe Ilzilmmn Islands in SHCCOSSIOII to Sir Charles Dimrias who has brcn moved in i-hr UZilDfiJ Prefec- iorzile, as govcrlior.

The Duke and Duchess now lire at Lisbon. Portugal, hzlvzng gone

Two Other Nazi Surface CraftAre SmashedByRA-F

Eight Enemy ‘FE-IRES Knocked

On Britain-

British Fliers Trade Blow For Blow Wit_h Germans.

(By J. F. Sanderson, Cana- dian Press Staff Writer) LONDON, July l0-(Wed-

nesday)— (CP CabIe)—At

home and abroad, the Royal

Air Force smashed at Ger-

many’s military machine

throughout Tuesday, setting two warships afire and dam- aging other surface vessels, and knocking down eight

Nazi planes in fighting off

raids on Britain.

Scores of German planes were over the British Isles all day and night. They caused 10 deaths.

Late last night a joint statement by the Air Min- istry and ministry of home security told of the destruc- tion oi" the eight German planes. It said:-

“This evening enemy air- cl-iifi dropped a number of high explosive bombs on él town in Easi Anglia. some of which fell on buildings

there, by way of Spa-m. when the Nazi tide flcodfn: across France forced them out oi iilfli country.

Ii. was presumed ihrv \\'ou"ti go rill-Polly.‘ to Nzrszlil. C“.'lli‘l of lllOl in ' Billlimnzls, but ii» was not. disz-lcsr-d just. when the Dlrkej ivould take ulp his llP-W duties.

The appointment pIFNS ire Duke and his American-born DllC!lP‘$.. the forvncr Mrs. Willis W"rf eld,j within 30o miles of llic Unted States whnrp llirw’ wished lo visit in Novmnlbcr, i937, hvt decided oili- erwise bccause of unrflivorlliye re- action fronl the United Slat-rs la- bor lrrouns which criticized hisl friendship wiih Charles Hecloux/ "sncorl-ilp efficusncy expert" l

“liivn flhe Duke nwiiciir-d Dec. 10. i036. he pledged lrmwll to: fulfill any duties asked of ivm. Hus

and in (he streets.

“There were a number of civilian casualties. including some killed.

“If is now confirmed that in {Kifiilifili to the four enemy air- craft .'llrc.'ul_\' reported shot (lmvn imhvv. four other enemy aircraft lulvc been rlcsirovcrl in today's figgiliiiig. .\ number of others were severely damaged rind are lllliii\’(‘i_\' to rcncb their bases,"

.-\i lczlsi l0 PPYSFvllQ were kill- ed (hiring tilc day, six in the

(Contlnuedon page B. Col 5)

By EDWIN JOHNSON Canadian Press Stuff Wrlicr

WITH TIIE CANADIAN FORCES IN ENLILANI), Jilly 9.—\CP Cable) —'Il.erollrilicilnnou, iilf‘ challenge of scntries flilU ii (- ordered nciiv tv of sinlwari troops nwriiiing n cnV i0 action iodny growled the first orimn- lzcd party of correspondents to Wit tihe Cunudirln lSl Division since it took over n vlizll sector of the home front. _

The news raperlnnll, eight of them from Cflllilfll. motored ihfvllilll the restricted zone where MiLL-GBYIPTRI A. G. L, McNaughtcus men now are deployed.

'I‘ilcy were shown ovorv nhflfii’ OI the army's lilo in ivluii has become "an active ihrnirc of WM. R," heard from i. c Generals own bps what has already hccn accomplished and ihe niiizniiudc of the problems that lie ahead.

The enemy can probably lnnd thousands of men ml ilu- coast of England. hr- snlrthilt ihrollllh filo superior mohllliy nf (he ‘IP- Ienders nhfl their ncrrss to M" "s o! dlrl-ri communlriliilvil. id'- lsh forces (‘IIII be concentrated

Newsmen Shown Canadian Troops

On British Front

Stalwart Fighters Ready To Give‘ Nazis Hot Time If In- vasion Is Tried.

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of action. In former wars the oid tactical plans had been based on marching men and the rifle, and were coiled "linclir warfare." Now there were motorized divisions used in combination with massed nir- craft, insuring quick concentration and select firepower. To meet this devclo ment it nad been necessary to buid up a highly mobile army able uo get into action sprcdiiv and in depth,

the maximum raio oi’ progress for a moving column was approximately 3% miles on hour, the General said. Today the mini-

mum speed is about l2 miles an hour. and it was easy to double that and more if required. What

was most im riant, the men were not wearied n ir-e process. They were transported in lorries to carry out the iosk for which they were intended-do fight. Enormous strid- cs aso had been made since the last war in the effectiveness of rx- losives and the designs of Var mplements.

Pays Trlbuie to him General McNaughton paid high

in d short space of lime for a deadly counirrsli-nke.

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warfare were iLe opccd and irtar,

irihuie to the efficiency of his staff end unit offcers whom llc describ-

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Back Hungary In Demands

By RDBERT B. PARKER-

Afifisoslatodsilfr? Staff waiter”

AYE v ‘I118!!!’ V - -(AP) — German d were reported ton decided to call on Runmnla give up a slice of Transylvania. io Ilungary.

A preliminary recment lo this IEIICCI. was sai in have been marli- wiih Ilumznrv before "'" beginning of scheduled cmlsu i- aiions in Munich between Pr.- mler Paul Teleky and Foreign Minister Stephen Csaky of Hun- gary: Foreign Minister Rlbben- trop of Germany and Fflffign Minister Ciano of ftzlly.

There was no official confir- mation, Teleky and Csaky en- trained for Munich today.

Diplomatic quarters said a special Rumanian envoy who is flying fwm Bucharest to Munich tomorrow will be fold on h s arrival bv Cirmo Mid Ribbentrop that the Bucharest. gov- ernment must accept the cession.

How much of Transylvania is be demanded was _not known. But the arc-ii in question was under- stood to comprise the border regions wterc the Hungarian minority centred. It was pointed out that that urea. is ii‘r~ silo of Rumanias powerful "Carol Line." which hns been considered the only obstacle to

~ ‘Ill invading army.

That part of ‘Transylvania which - l: lnlnlbifcd chiefly by those of Cler- lnnn blood-Above are 500.000 such. according to the last census-is ex- pected under the plan to be left to Romania. But with almost com- plete autonomy within the Humani- nn state.

It “'11s stressed that the reported German-Italian.-Hungnrian agree- ment. ivns cnlv nrcliininaiflv, mldWB-S suhicl-t to change. ,

Ncvz-rlliclcss. it was sfcri bl’ dil7i°' mats lurrc us ilic first step in an ex- ncricd campaign by Germnnv and

~ to change ihc nllitern of south Europe to their own nnlfiolis Ho“ for the big ntirlck on

ililliii (FfiR iiiTifliiAl. REiiiSTRiiT 0N

Every Man and W0- man Above Age 16 Will be Required to Place Name on .De- fence List.

(By R. K. Carnegie, Canadian Press Qinff Writer) (il'i"i‘,\\\'.\, July <)—~(ACI‘)— Jules Czlsionguay, chief elec- iorzil officer for Canada, to- Jill)’ was nppoinicrl by order-in-

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lCOlIIICii us cilicf registrar for l . .

Annzuin in silpcrvlsc the n.1- ltinhnl i-cglsirniloil. IIls assist-

ant will be Harry Butcher, who "was his assistant during ti" 7°‘ cent general election.

Nzliioilni l"' \'il'iliiUll will be hclll (luring lour (lays .'lboui Aug, Li, whvn cvcry uian and woman in Canada above the age (if i6 yours will appear be- fnre Incni registrars and pro- vide 11w flllS\\'(‘l'S to some l8 questions which will be asked them.

The entire machinery for takinfi the registration will be bottomed along the lines followed in takinif the vole m a Dominion election. Havel-o; unlike voting. registra- tion ivill llc compulsory and a re- sponsillillii- on the inclliddilzil. Pen- alties will be provided for failure to register.

The registration will be conduct- gd by the new Depnrtmcnt of Na-

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EXEMPTIUNS ARE EX_TENE

OTTAWA, Jul 9—(CP)—Non- commissioned off rs and men of all Canadian forces, and those who give shelter in their homes to de- pendent ehildrcn brought from the United Kingdom under Govern- ment-sponsored schemes berlofit 71V amendments io the income tax resolutions adopted in the House of Commons today.

Finance Minister Ilsley moved the adoption of both amendments. They met in some degree pro- tests that followed presentation of the budget June 24, but Conserva- tive members declared they did not go far enough.

While all wanant officers, non- commissioned oflflcers and men of the forces are to be exempt from income tax uncier today's amend- ment their final siatus under the National Defence Tax remains to clause is reached.

Commissioned officers remain tax- able under the Income ‘Tax Act lin- der the amended regulations. Com- missioned officers, non-comlnlssloh- ed officers iillfi men scrinng outside‘ Canada, and iiizose serving within i ‘Canada in the navy and air force_

are exempt from the National Dc-

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News Briefs

SAN JUAN, Pucrio Rico, July 9 —(AP)—'I'ilc IZTLI-ifi-ton French . aircraft carrier Bciirn was reported authoritatively today to be un- chored so close inshore at Fort dc France, Dlnriiniquc, that it would be almost IIIIPOSSIIJII‘ to operate planes from her deck.

In addition to Frcnl-li naval craft at Fort dc [francs it mis- l-c~

ported that scvcrlrl rnrrcliulltmcn_ also were fberc. 1 BERLIN. July 9—(AP)-—'I‘l'ie

Gemmn wireless tonight carried a Tokyo dispatch which Sflld illc‘ French ilflCl‘ Ile dc Frlm. now l5 anchored at Szrzgnpcrc, f g the British flag. fOiiClVlllg her Lille at tha-t port on July 3 enrcufc

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from the United Stakes to Aus- tralia

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GENEVA. July 9~(Al’l—-'l‘he

l-‘rench ndlnlroliv announced tn- "illlit that British naval form-s Iliad attacked Port Dakar upon 1hr- re- fusal of the French Admiral there . to reply to an ultimatum. . WASHINGTON, Jilly 9—(Cl.Pl-— President Roosevelt srlid lorldyl that there unis no prcscvi plim fol more iihe Umird States fleet from Hawaii to the Atlantic Ocean. I

British Hear 0f High 00st .

0f Conflict l.

LONDON. July 9.—(CP» —~»Til0 no- tion was told today of the terrific cost of fightin the Nazi menace-- £9,500,000 1M2. 5,000» (lall - and‘ prepared to give more of is money , to the cause and to 1‘(‘('(‘l\‘i‘ fululm" ‘ rot oiling of its food Sllppillfifi.

Sir Kingsley Wood urnvvli 1111"‘ scnted the cold figures of cost to‘ the House of Commons, asking for a vote of credit for ZLOOOIXKXOIM) and felling that additional foxes might: be imposed on top of the already high levels. Of the daily cost, Sil‘ Kingsley said £6,500,000 izocs dlrcci- 1v to the army. iuivy and air forum Tire House granted the requested, vote of credit. The last such grant. was £700.000,000 in March. of which 52575000000 has been spent. ‘

Officials ordered a joint buticr, and margarine ration of six ounces n wreck, one dav lifter toe, fish nnd meat were put under new restric- tions. Butter previously had been rationed at four ounces s, person n.

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week, but margerine was not ra-l l tioned.

Announcing the new restrictions. {Lord Woolton, food minister, said Britain must get ready for a “long

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Whicn Began

LONDON, July

Yesterday.

_-_- _ l0--(Wednesdu,\')—~((‘l’)—-A Iiriilsh i shell struck iln Italian battleship Tuesday in ihc opening?

round of the naval battle that the world has been awaiting ever since Mussolini entered the war.

Early today British ships and airplanes were in pur- sult of an Iiiilian naval force with which the Royal Wavy

opened battle yesterday, with

in a few hours after the lfri-

fons bad swept the French fleet from the seas,

Admiralty Announces Fight

The_ Admiralty announced the fight, It stated a long. Yflnue hli was scored by a British capital ship upon an It.-

"Ziiilln battleship after the Bri

zllian battleships and smaller Further information was said. The Rome Government w

fish force crime upon two Ii- craft. being awaited. the Admiralty

as silent, but Siefani. ihe Ii-

“iillll "W's "lid Propaganda agency. put out a host of claims

that. the action had favored t These claims, as made p News Agency, were to the eff

be Italians- ubIic in London by Reuters ect that Italian airplanes had

sunk a British cruiser and damaged other Iiriiish ships

off (Trcie, in one engagement, “boot? of Iirlly, Fascist nova

British. Prime Minister Churchill

the way while Briiain began

naval power. -

Ready For

Previously he had iold th was wailing for the Italians

7P1? “PINE up of the French naval ‘Zlllfiflii harbor in a bloodless action freed the British .\iedi-. gicrrrlnonn fleet for an attack on the Italians. _Ihe Admiralty announced that the Echiff of ihe Mediterranean naval forces said contact urns?

and [but in zlhnlhcr. nczlr ibny

I forces were “pursuini1" ibc

told the House of Commons

..Iul_v 4 the Iizililln Navy had "prudently" rPnjnintid 0m of’ is W01‘ - "d ; ;‘.~ ‘- ‘kccp ibe French Navy from becoming mi‘blfxmclilflibliiggxi: '

Italians

e House ihllf the Royal Nay) io offer Imiilc Zlll_\/'\\‘Il(‘l‘€, squadron at Alex-

fonllullndcl" in

made with on Iiuiizin force conslsiing of two inliilcslliiis,

and a nilmbei" of eight-inch and six-inch gun (‘l‘lli<L‘l'< 1nd '

Braille. Reach Objective In Bomber Drive

TORONTO. Julv lI.—(CP) —- The month-old campaign Im rial e Empire to

Dnilulltcrs 0f th

okc bomber for .. as achcd its obieciivc. AI . H, B. llorklns, of Toron o, un- ii (ii csiclcni, announced at 'll"f‘fil‘.[1 of officers today. The ombinsz plane will be pre- sented in Dcfcncc Minister Ralstcn at Oimwa next Sniurciai’ for imme- dlnf~ siwlpnlcni to Great Britain.

Th» IIDYIII Erlward Chapter, oi Chnrlolioinnvll. contributed $920 of flir- fntnl. ii was rccnilcd here to- night. The mnncv was from the proceeds of a Rose Dnv sale.

International At A Glance"

ciin flcci scores llli on ltnllun suing licnvy Fascist squadron; Italian news and pfvllilllflflu IK- l-ncy llnims one British ship sunk m“ damaged; French battleship Richelieu (lisablcd off Africa; GB!’- mlm bombers kill l0 over Britain. right plnrlcs shot down; two Gel‘- man warships sci. nllre by RAJ-Z; Dulu- of \\‘lmlsnr appointed govern- or of l3 llamas.

VICIIY wrin- ioialitnrinn constitution.

mnulll live Transylvania.

Hungary s. slice

RITIIAREST — Government If. tempts to bloc

t move lo sell oil

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blink-ship and nnnounces ii is pur- -

- French parliament gives Pcusln government power to

lll'D.-\I'I~3§'l‘—- Germnny and 11-- aly expected to demand that Ru- l o!

k reported British inter-celeb Rondo.

The Admiralty said li. was waiting for more rlefzlils on ,fhis firsi cldsb of Iiriiisil Sea power with Iiilly which

is threatening the Empire lifeline through the Hedi. terranenn.

The Admiralty xflid that

simultaneously uiib iho op-

ierziiions in ihc ventral ilifcdifcrrnnclln. rl n of b e r force bllsl-d on fiihrnii.'ll~

We‘ p imi:l1":i lhc ccnirzll Nlczliicrlwlvlvlln. Four enemy aircraft nor-c

destroyed by this latter force. Seven nihcrs wore damaged, wiih ibrcc “un~ liiiffi)’ i" l'(‘illl'll lo their bnsc.” ‘ This nnii of [he llriilsh . . . force did no! mcvi surface ~"Y"~l“ . iVYPK-‘IPIF. ihc .l\lilllil'flifl' sniri. Fnmw ‘w. r i I A Rvuicrs Nous .\"..-,--- gm _ , , ‘ _ (mm Rom" ‘ i "i" i" " 7 iluififfslhiiiiv‘ u? anl: rv r‘ id “Hli “|,,,,,,,,_,.\hn,,.l_r__ KWIP an» llvc cf l: in lwiltb- ,___ crs attacked ihc llrlfish rviirslflps nyN-“rqq

‘and nficr a "brlliic “mi Flimw‘. n».- ill i‘! p, m." Italian

slvlili. ‘ The Ifilillrs -- 11;», iirh hrvtlvs , r- M-

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Tlln Legion War

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