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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s. 191740 i

Annun lfinblerlpllon Uolnercd 511011 ll) llulb-IHICZI. Qilitl: lnnmln und 1.1 \ p01"

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MILLION» MEN TO REPEL INVADER'

PASCIsLTHg UST 01v EC YPT BELIE

FRESHTTAIIAN 22.? Million Mark Passed

1111111118 MilVEl] llP T0 BORDER

Move May be Timed

111111 Invasion At- tempt on Britain by Nazis.

- auto. Ezvvt Svri- l! (ifh- Artillery Ifire rumbl a on the Egyllt- Libya bard" 111- niglit with incrcasi g lntcnslt gtcr fresh Italian loops mov- H1 up near the border and Brit- lsli forces prepared for a pos- sible Fascist offensive into

Egvpt.

‘[1111 firing echoed after Brit- fth fliers returned from recon- r-nisrincc flights to report the new movement oi‘ Faslhlil 10W?! Info zardia kom the Libyan Interior.

The Italian! also were rep"?- rd sifeuglhttnliirf: their lines on a triangular area between Azeiz, Hardin and Fort Capuzzo. The latter recently has been sul1jcct- ed f11 heavy shelilnf by British naval units operat ng off the coast.

bolstering British units. Egyptian forms 11101-1111 up near the Libyan border aflcr having been withdrawn two mcnlhs ago.

Egypt, fllus far has not. declar- xl :11" on the axis powers. M111 military observers believe the It. fan invaslon—- when it comes - 11.111 ‘v1 timed with Hitler's 1105- 111129 troop thrust against, Br'.‘.:1111.

rfleporls circulated in Rome to- night 111111 the Italians already had begun the attack on Egypt but. the ministry or information, in London. 11.111011 tt-c following statement as n 1111151 in wiltorst “There is no offic- ial crnilrnlnlfon of the rcport that

~ ' K111 ofilenslvc against Brit- 1s in Egypt has already be-

an troop and supply concen- I ‘s 11f Bardla and Fort Ca- pmo 1r. Libra have been hit scr- lc"<'v bv reccllt British attack.» and

r‘ '.< believed sirlvlnc, to (yet '1 preparations complete

Brltzsll sources believe the mar- tm! has abandoned hope of fresh rci - ‘.11. since airtight. 1 t

.11 lmfding an almo. .1 hfockasle on the Libvavl c" Bill 1.2111 possibility of Italian ilcll s1‘: ins strengthened by 1.1;: that 11111 heat 0f the (lcsert 1s dis- ilprr no\\'. Nights are so cool that soldiers slccp under three blan-

0T5

L 111v the ‘Italians have been

Egypt.

n11 this British base fre-

. have been heavy bllt dam-

lzc and casualties have been 511111111 I1 h forces have been rctall-

0st daily. bonlblng heavily

111 Italian Libyan coast

‘t and bee" attitude has 1zcd by British authotitles. fully prepared to mcet 1n drive.

and British patrols have along a ZOO-mile front r111 1111111 frontier nf Kenva Cal- 1111 losses lo the Italians, a ‘general lwndquarters bulletin said 00.15.

Coming Fvenis

PO-

311° fflr Notices In this oclnml 8 centl per word.

"Dancel Fortune Hall Friday 131-11. Adflllsswfl 25 cent '

s.

14-76-9-11-31.

M"Danco in New Perth Hall, K111111111 September 16th. Webster's °“111‘@1111- L-178-9—13-2l.

"B11180 and dance, Kelly’: Cross ""11 Friday. Bent. 1am. 14-135-9-13-21.

OI P ‘ii? or N"!!! County Orange Parade, ‘ 111111 Head Church, september 15, P- M. loe-sgq-fl. e "Hazcfbrook Bazaar and Chicken

"rm-r Vilcdnesd ,o¢ be 9th t “whose. w LL-OUff-Q-lfl-fi.

9111100. new barn of Cecil 011mg;

a.

11111 BurlinBlon Friar ' 1 v n11; mlvnlbel‘ ma, 1940. r1111 last °‘-‘- L-loa-s-ia-u.

n '_—‘*"' Rivcmne to the dance fn French Ad ‘i 111111. Prida night. Sept 13. ma" 1110a 2a cen . Violinist. m1- pu MacKenzle. Proceeds for war ‘mm- L-179.

c°"°°111e to Patriot Red Cross Runcerts in Crapuud, Sept. 14th; will?!“ River, 16th; New Glasgow, 14-: Morelf, 18th.; Murray River 1- 811d Montague 20th. Ir-lW-Q-lil-‘Ii.

“Collecting live hogs as

usual ‘Thursday and Ifi-lciay every week,

immflil. Albany. and all surround- pgo districts. Send postcard or "P collect A. C. Green, Albany.

' °- Green. Emerald

‘a-ao-e-io-u. ,

v51):

British Have

In War

In Fourth Day Purchasers Of

OTTAWA. Sept. 12 -—(CP) __ $leadll_v' mountine, tonighlfs prelinp 111F113’ 5111151'1'1l)llOl1 total for the

lrst four clays of the second war 10a" vmllaaltnr stood r11 $223,129,400. I111 announcing this progress to. lllards tile $300.0fi0.(100 objective, can l1cadq11.'1rlc1-.s slated that deal- cls across Lautadtl today reported renewed entlluslnrln for the loan, 111 Pev-“Dflhse to Finance Minister I151“? “Pllflll for more popular subscriptions.

Tile selling orcanization now 1,; P13111115! 111"’?! Dlieals to individual investors, sire. f; the necessity of flaffllllg the loan to ils full objec- tive 01‘ more, to t1rovlde Canada's fighting forces with equipment.

As a result. of this new appeal, many small subscribers were report. ed to have eulardd their earlier subscriptions tod v. lfn-nlcrs and brokers said their 11111115 rm- f» day COVPCIiQIi more individuals than 011 ‘ml’ M’ since t1 4 last hlondayl. m 10m owned

Several large subscriptions are a1. so reviewing their earlier subscrip- tions and (‘fllllfgiifg their s.

On a special lcrln hrazlzicast from Torrrllfo tonight, Flt. Lt. Wallace Barton. D.I~".C., RA F“ one of the Canadian-born heroes 0f ll1r1 pres- (‘nt- war, appeared with Greznrv Clark. Canadian 11ewsr>apcrl11a11 1111,}; was overseas duriuq 11111 earl"; part 111 1111- 111111. m. Ll. 11.111011 was a. warded the Disiinsruislls-ri Plvffqq Cross for his services during-the battle of Dunkcrquc .

i112 tho appeal 1:1 1..

T] loan franks \vill rcuia

Mexico Ripe

“For Revolution

MEXICO CITY. Sept l2 (71-11. 14111111111 Avila Cal 11o “ ]ll'(‘(‘1flllll(‘(1 ulwslde1ilt-elect of 1111.111-

vo Cltv lodav by the 0111111111111" (f1 t1

Deputies upon the basis of an clec- 1 and toral commission lcnmt that he beat 1 vilallv _ The Italians were said to have

QM; Juan Andrcu Allnnzan by 2,- 416,041 to 151.101 votes in the dis- puted _J111v 7 election.

liicizlco 110w has two prcsidcnfs- , elect. cncll baczkcd bv 111s own con- I] arcs-s. 11nd in this. inluatsc ll‘: 11.11 seeds oi civil conflict.

Cardenas for the vear term,

Sim-f...“ Duo 1_ l)lfy\"l(f a '51,." cp-Spr‘ ed all tllc Prlain government to

. urcurlcr 58 per cent 0f the live-

.stnck ill

1 (icrlnan plall was said to have b01111 i?» send the livestock to Gcrmanv and slaughter‘ it for meat.

to a sllmvdnlvll 111 fllc llproaricl‘ upffause of deputies and the gallery for Avila 0111111101111 and ratcruls fur tlirce Almazanlrlal dcpulirs “1110 vot- ed to rciccf the electoral commis- sion's report.

Deputy Alejandra Carrillo. editor w

of the Labor new iapcr El Popular aupnrenllv refcrr revoullion implicit , emphasized in 1111 oration that "thel army and all other sectors are loyal and solldlv behind Camacho."

‘The gallery responded: "Down with Almamnl"

Dcputv Carlos Orlalneta. of the federal (ilstrirt iMexico Cityl was hootcd alld fussed wllcn he declar- ed, “On behalf of the Almazzanistas in the chamber, I must oppose the. commissions report because I think the winner was Geri. Juan Andrcu Almazan."

Almazan left the country‘ after the

s

his own followers. who insist they are Mexicols legally-circled legislat- ors has proclaimed him president-

wgg followed bv widespread precau- tions and rumors oi an fmpendinll revolt m throw Cardenas out of of- flceand scat, Alniazan even before the Dec. 1 inaugural.

(Foreirm interests in Mexico which have undergone widespread expro- priation tinder Cardenas are said by Avila Camrtchds backers to have

Afmaznn is n rlzhtlst. opposed much of the Socialist Reform under

. rcl .1.

Celhgnfgte of’ a third candidate Sanchez Tania. former Minister o National K702051161 under Cardenas, W 8 Q VPII I15 1 -

‘Thin; liiile more than‘2.500.000 ri Mexico's 111.500.0110 pcnu ntlon voted in the presidential ecctfon, accord- inz to official ilflHTP-l.

. 1. 11ers. "W ‘ma’ fnrr no SPEl-ICII

BOSTON. Sept. l2.-- (APP-Cau- didate Joseph W Dollerlv 81193115 five lfll1Rlll1iZP§ Ellilli-ill- 171911111. Spanish, Porlulzucse 11nd Greek. Bl-t none of 111cm was helpful! 111m i1?- day in 111s quest for tho Dcmocrntzc nqnanali," 1'11‘ Jule it'e.1.‘u .1‘. lgryngftis has 111.111 111m low. with

Renewed Ent-h-u-s-iasm Shown

Bonds.

Berliners Busy llousing Fires Started By 1R.=A.F.

-»- The French QC\'.'_‘.f‘l‘ll was re- ported reliably tonlgh. .0 11.11.10 turn- ,AP)__,c:1 dowlllnajrr demands from 1.10111 Gcrulillly ullrl Italy. In diplrrnlalic quaztr» 11"1'c it “'11s bclicved 11111

rl-gzrilc lnifzht throw farce reinforce-

rrhc “and bpuvecn m‘, two gem 11111111110 the British forces in that erals over who is to succeed Lazaro wgic“ s1

1 - ' . ~' 11 1v 111s 1111K (f1 $1311“Jliifltrwgrllgtftrfiifl fr??? i" m” '1'51J“""J will another ‘dclnand was 1111' " t0

German and Italian proposals.

forced out. one well-informed source said, or German and Italian troops might extend their occupation to the. whole of France or a greater part oi it.

was seen here in an Italian press campaign against the Pctain govern- ment which the Pcpalo Di Roma . l k ‘ ‘ . riotous July olmuon‘ n Canvass of gicrlared lac ed the ability to ad

over the situation in North Africa. e c TF1‘?! Rlomelpafzcr} asserted that this ' . X1 enci co ony s Mmawns departure from Me co "scandalous" atmosphere under the M influx of what is called degenerate elements emigrating from Paris.

breaking away from the Pctain gov< ernment and Joining the De Gaufle forces allied with istrilllre against rLibyal and nan rcos romti r1 supported V1119 5111mm" °“11d1‘1“°l" event oi anpltallan driserfalftlialflgt-gt ° diplomatic observers pointed out.

SEND SQUADRON T0 ALASKA

f2.-(AP1—'I'he 18th Dllfsilii. squad- ron of the United States Armv Afr Corps is to be transferred to Alaska, it was learned authoritatively today. It is the first fight signed to that territory under the National Defence program.

swiss 1'0 nalviaiu“ lvuffffiif

_tAP1-President Marcel Pilot-Go-

laz. speakina todav at the Swiss Merchandise Fair. declared that » Swflzcrland is. determined to rc-

mnfn neutral. no matter what saql-"f Ab, 9.1mm“ only five clays away. ‘flees are entailed.

Go-ordinated Air Assault By ‘RAF. Planes

111v Douglas Amaron, Cana- 1llau Press Staff Writer)

LONDON, Sept. i2-—(CP C.'1i1‘le)— British pilots rode near anti distant eueuly airways iozlzly ill one of the greatest co- ordillzltcd assaults ever made by the Royal Air Force on Nazi and Nazi-held territory.

From the cllzuluel coast to the lizlltiu Sea, the f)uill1)€f'S rc- lcntlessly snlzlslted illvzisiuu bas- es and docks, railllczlds and air- drlnnes, :u11I then ranged far inland to strike at Ciernlan fntlitzlry ubjccllves.

Yflle occupied ports of Calais and lioulogue in France, Flush- ing in the Netherlands and Ger- t11:111_v's own 111111.; of ilantlnlrg, f11'<‘lll\'fl, f1l'l‘lll<‘l‘1llf\'(‘ll all1i \\'fl— new mums M‘ h’ the raiding llcilnsllzlvvll 111111 the c1111t1-11ls ‘of 1101-31 M,- pnrm‘ Prftlsh 111111111 racks enlptled

Berlin, Bremen, Hamburg~ _i11tnt]1e1f1, all suffered in an early mnrn- " illg attack by the RAJ". wliili was acknowledged by tlle (ter-

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BERLIN, Sept. l2 — (AP)- GPFIWYLV sent more bombers back across the English Chan- nel today but here in Berlin the Nazis were busy dnusing

1\l11cl1 reinforcements of men and material are being sent to the

mun high command to have German qrmifis. i" Fl. - _ , . . . ancc, Belgium .,‘"um"'°“5 71"“ “m1 and Hollanm-Cologne, Ehrang, ‘ ‘ g ' ' Hamill, lvlanneheitn, Coblez-—re-

l-‘or an linur and 32 minutes, the British bombers rude the sky over the centre oi‘ Berlin.

[In London ii was slated that the Anhalter Rail1va_v station and the big Tempcihnf air- drnmo in Berlin were lmmbartl

celved heavy attacks.

Bombs fcfl on nirdromes at Static. 130111411111 and Wangerooge. Nnrrl11v11111x, hictalin 125 .miles 11orl111v11<1 11f Munster) and Husum 'I‘l111 railway juncture nf Namur, ln Belgium was attacked and hits

were scared n11 the main line and three rallxvav bridges. 1‘ And m zlddition Berlin again _ if. the sting of the Royal All‘ ,,, lPfiiff‘

1111i fires were sccn fllfllil

1 Cr g lu T, _ v ,' many places and the damage must w IPGPIIHID-"llml continues tomorrow , , . 11:11-11 been extensive. hillll-riflfifl banks. lnvcstlnr-nt (1.1 1-1 g 1 1 Sonle other results: cm‘ "okms "m1 5115 ' 1 ‘ '-1 t German convoy attacked in the

Channel off Dunkerque. France;

. 1c , i111?" Will.‘ a German supply ship sunk: Ger- €‘(1)111‘11'l‘1‘1:rf““‘)‘:‘\l‘l'_\' Clliilhllllll will» can, 1 ,1 man convoy attacked off Cap ‘ ‘umm ' Gris Ncz; alicthcr German supply _'*—— "_"-‘"“"' _ ship left burning; two Nazi E-

bollts-torpcdo carricrs—macl1lne- gunned from low altitude: three German planes shot down in the

Bv .1. f". Stark Stmflflw‘ . . . _ - ‘ . _ Off Calais. fltc Au‘ Ministry an- Aflimlalm Pm“ hm“ “"197 nounccd 1.00:1 fuknds of bombs 11.111111 dropped on three couvoycd

WASHINGTON‘ 5pm‘ 12 “(AW ships. Olle was left burning and

another badly damaged, while the German torpedo boats acting as escorts were machine gunned from 511i) feet

Weathermen

uurc of the Pctain govcrtllncnt unccruftfcd France might 0e affect/ed.

s.ted on demobilization of .11

I cnz-h lrozms ill N11111: Afrlra. cs- ilnatrrl a: about 1300,1130. fmrinizl’ a c

1:11 a revolt aalllnst the Pctaiu

0ft U. S. Coast

JACKSONVILLE, FllL. Sept. 12.-— iAPw-Unilezl States weather bu- rrall c l(‘l'i.\ tlrllialll kept a C011- staut "walclt" on a hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean north of Puerto Rico and far to the southeast of Florida.

Thev said the centre of the storm was about 26111 miles north cf $1111 Juan, Pucrto Rico. at 3 p.m., ADTZ. and was movfmz west north- westward or northlvestward about 12 or 14 n1i‘es an hour.

Yesterday. when the San Juan wcnther bureau first reported the storm. it was described 11s “moder- ntc“ but this afternoon the met/cor- loalsts here learned it 11nd reached "hurricane intensity“ with windl blnwinz 75 miles an hour or more.

In an afternoon report the weath- er burcnu cautioned Ships to take care.

THAMES PASSENGER SERVICE

LONDON. Sept. I2.—(CP Cable»- Thames asscnger boat service link- Ina Woo wich South and Westmin- ster is scheduled to start Friday, the inlstrv of ‘Transport announced mllirzht. Boats will operate on frequent schedule during daylight by hours. cnllinz at. intermediate points

such as Grcemrlch. Wappimz. Ber- mondsev and the Tower of London Bridge.

Gcrlnanv. those sources said. call-

lrnoccllpicd France. The

Tile Pctain government, faced itll a food problem of its own in

od to have rctccted bolh the The Pctaln government might be

In this connection, significance

istsr.

Hinling at the Italian anxiety

developing a

French troops in Tunisia,

Britain, might

IIIETIBCF

HAMILTON FIELD, Calif, Sept.

ing squadron as-

L-AUsANNEisylftaerland. Sept. 12.

Railway; lines and yards through'

Palace amaged By Bomb like This

Plans Complete

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To Meet Nazis

Army Will Hurl Germans lflorrlc Into Sea ——Air And Naval Forces T0 Play Big Part.

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shrouded coastline and hun- dreds 0f airfieids or likely All llociors Asked to (‘0-011011110 in 1111;12:11-

IY/ll/Y 5M6’ [lfiflflifl 17/740514 (£4716?

llfflildlflil spots in expectation ‘ 10f an imminent Nazi invas- fion attempt.

lnfcliigelllw officers 11f a].

This ls how the delayed-action Buckingham palace lawn, shattering

dun In the ground. The fuse (A) is trigger ls released which

deeper it penetrates damage.

Utmost In Quality

"SALAIIA" l

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Time Bomb To Explode i

LONDON Sept. 12..*1CP) — A i "suicide squall pncll sandbags luau‘ tonight around a Null umt: b01111) 111 the sllaclmv ul at. rams. “111-B 1'"! slaents 01 lnc oily “men bklYfULlllLu. , the famous uOllltJ. WHTRJQ ncrvuuml‘ y for l1. l0 QXIJ-‘OLIB. .

The sanuuaas were Dul. lll position to break the force o1 tile 01115111 11 and when lt comes, and L0 piolect the cathedral wllcre Nelson, wei- rlngtcn anq olliers oi miunllnis ile- rces were cnlumoln.

‘lrafrll: “'11s stopped on streets Lllllt circle tne Callie-oral and Life area of greatest umlucr was roped Oil. _

nven l/IIIOURII touays air lulu aialnl the "suicide squau‘ worked. Police acknolvleugea cautiously that "some apprehension" was 11.1.1. about; Wllat 111111.111. llalppcli to lAlU ,,-1'c,.l. clilllcll. ulle UvUAJ) éflld 11L llllLiCf-

,__.tol1cd the buried missile was "a a00-

pollnuer."

111i.‘ Uean lcft the Cathedral, and persons living ncaruv were warned to net out at their houses.‘ _

The delayed-aerial: prufectlle ‘ls, silill ar to tile one wilful tore-loll a garner of Buckfnilnam ralace luvs-

ay. , when they are discovered. DIF-lil-‘il “sulcloe squads" usuallv mauc up of men from the Royal lslnfzllleers, Lryl to smother them 11111.11 sandbags 21111.1 I earth. _ -

1111.- bolnbs contain no clock. The flnilifZ nDpfllTlilllt‘ CUIISISIS Oi ‘rill cxy/dizcd plate on wlucn acid 1111-, gins to eat when the bomb is re- leased from n 11111116.

1 Plead Guilty F 0n Liquor Charges

HAMPTON. N.B.. SeDt. l2.—1C'P) -Seven men charged with conspir- Ina to defraud the Crown by 111111;- allv manufacturing 11111101", pleaded aulitv before Judas L. P. D. Tllley in the County Court today. and were remanded to Sept. 26 for gen-

'I‘l1e seven men were Alan Leger Lconfde Lcaer. James Gauvln 11nd Hector Cormicr, all 0f Si. Anthony. i-LJ-Q Alphonse Dafgle, Rexton N.B.. and Robert BTIHOCK and Charles Green. Saint John.

Application for renewal 0f bail for Daigle and Leonide Loser was refused.

Four others who appeared before Judge ‘Tllley also will be sentenced S91)!

. . Thev are Lawrence Sep- eight and Almus Spclftht. 5111111 John: I-lcnrv Cormicr. Spruce Lake. and Joseph March Lem-ecu.

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drawing room. The real danger of these bombs is that they are hidden dmwm.

acts on an nciri

through a. metal plate (B) until it ieaclics .1 fuse. which then fires the along the cnnfincmfl] coast i

explosive ((71. The bomb has a sharp 11rm11r-pi1rf1ii1g imsc-cap (D1. The l opposite |;ri1“in_ lmnm the heavier the f

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three services confirmed . _ . Prime .\ii|1isier (‘hurchiil's, lndhon of the 111C“ - ~ ' - - 1| . , . 1 1 1 ' r ' ' - 11111111111: lesli-‘ld-l 111.11 .1 (alled fol fralnluc. bomb worked wllil-lr exploded in a “ Gel-man aflempt is conshp - windows, (liliIliUZilIE the princesses 101-0.] a possibim‘. perhaps in ‘ H8g"1';,\\~;\ . x . .. -. . . ' . .1!‘ 111:. ...1 swimming pool, and showering glass 1n the [Imps shill) and the Queens ‘l a week 5- 1m,“ and that x311 1111,“, my,“ , _ V, L11: NllilUi .

_ barges and other in the tall. As soon as they hit, a ships are concenh-ated from container. The acid cats i "Orway to souihem France

fllen‘. >111 s

t. . .'\‘ .1. .1011 scum. 1.1L: 1U llpell Oct. Nnllcv f,- lslcrcd 1111. A111"

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explosion and the greater the Foul. of five noun“! mi|i_ ‘fury observers here also be- . . .

1 1 lleve Germany will make

the long-awaited drive with-

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attacking,

1 Britain is strong enough i0

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a; M Nfthrow off any i ' lf0l‘t‘0. w I ' ‘ 'l‘l1eir predictions '

ibased on the Royal Ail" 2. B L .l"0ree's constant superiority V- .- Iin the air over British soil. "11""

flit‘ .ihe nav_v's almost untouched f Gm, "Fmm-v‘ Tlresources of men and guns. will