Saturd;
l
tnA
inn
nf
Mr
nnrt
Mrs.
T.
donaga,
who
was
drowned
in
the
n
River
last
week,
iiu
many
gathered
to
pay
their
last
:t
at
St
Andrew's
Cathedral
Tft
niAM
TentM
IIittllmnTn
Hayakawa,
Hlrojl
Yamanaka
Kayzl
NUhlo.
but
Wa
hrniiffhti
un
nnr
pdn-
w
at
prince
Rupert.
He
was
a
n
the
local
high
school.
During
fchool
life
he
was
popular
ni
his
schoolmates.
In
his
out-
S
activltv
hp
was
a
vprv
art.lvp
-
J
....
n
.0
M
TV.
J
"
.
"
rker
among
the
young
people
at
wurcn
ana
ne
was
chosen
presa-
t
lT
V.
XTI-.
1.11..-
ir...HH
r-"
a
'wovLiauuil
LillA
ttriiii.
aval
Observers
or
Uncle
Sam
Spotted
In
Various
Sections
'
Western
Hemisphere
Includ
fstern
ing
Martinique
1
under
British
blockade.
(IRP
MIMF
AREAS
ARE
DECLARED
kiuvhiii
uii"1"1
-..in
and
Bay
of
Biscay
'sj
The
Admiralty
announced
mrday
nleht
that
tho
Wnirllsh
"nel
and
Bay
of
Biscay
are
'Serous
to
nnvliroHnn
rllhnnl
I
n
i
.
o
"
iwiructions
from
Brltlsn
eFs-
indlcatlnor
Ihaf
min
had
CHECK
UP
anada
and
U.S.
i
v.
n
vi.r
nnvn
n'l
1
1
rT
I
n
11
womnm
nam
ennn
rn
TRAITORS
bate
bate
followed
followed
when
when
the
the
Prime
prime
Min-
Oldflcld,
17,000,
lie
and
8c,
Stor-
Gulvlk,
24,000.
lie
ana
h.,
-..
North
Forland,
3,000,
10.5c
and
8c,
Atlln.
r.u..i-
vtrtiand.
vice-president
.
..
.
riini
Rank
at
se-
States
Famous
Car
Manufac
turers
Passes
in
New
York
NEW
YORK,
August
19
(Canadian
Press)
Walter
P.
Chrysler,
sr
.
motor
car
manufacturer,
died
of
cerebral
hemorrhage
at
his
home
at
reat
Neck,
Long
Island,
yes
r.nmoiAM
tit
4
ntttm
4
m
incmrMMn
ROOSEVELT
AND
PRIME
MINISTER
KING
age
and
had
been
ill
for
some
j..!.i:
ncfnViliaVi
a
normannnt
minr
hnarfl
nf
r
p.
.
.
.
.
.
,
aeciuiiiK
tu
w"""1""
vwiimiv.iv
in
ne
sianea
me
unrysier
i
i.
,j:;
;:nii..
nrn.
niiiiuuuvviiiviiw
v
v..
v.w..w.w..
jv
-
ww.uw.
r.:
r.ti
H.1
onlrnirrin
kinir
anrl
I'rosiilonr
Ifnnca.
HsnKlnff
Intprpsis
aKsnriaiM
wim
.
.
.
.
1.1.
It
A
a
t
lolnt
board
on
defence
shall
set
up
at
once
Dy
me
iwo
coun-
fivt
members
from
each
nation
if
L
.U4I..
4-
kafrfn
M.
will
meei
aiiwiuji
mj
ivbui
-
I
.MUU1E3
1CUIUI1.
Ml
OM.
.
W
.
.
M
Ur
DroDiems
inciuaing
person-
md
material."
1
If
11
HlH
I
I
IHill
lay
.
Wilkie
And
I
uic
auLviiiuuiic
iiiuuaiijr
icicutru
iu
'Walter
P.
Chrysler
as
the
"doctor
of
sick
motorcar
companies."
I
He
was
recognized
as
possessing
genius
for
organization,
expert
iviiuvvicukz;
ui
AitiaiiL-c
aim
liitiyiiou-
RnfiCPVPir
,cs'
3
dr'v'n5
Power
of
will
and
an
lVUUoCVCIL
enormous
capacity
for
work
that
carried
him
always
forward,
and
ELLWOOD,
Indiana,
ua,
Aug.
nuS.
19.
i.
-
....-e
made
him
sought
after
by
compan-
Wendell
Wlllkle.
candidate
for
President
dent
of
of
the
the
had
had
dealt
dealt
rather
rather
severely
severely.
Chrysler
could
have
built
one
him-
elf
PrcvlouslVi
he
had
reproduced
lstr
refused
to
answer
questions
;
t
a
ranroad
lo.
concerning
Ihe
personnel
or
mei
.
ri.rfpct
ln
ever
detail.!
committee.
The
committee
was
es-'
.
M,
tabllshcd
secretly
some
weeks
ago.
.
applled
mechanics
that
was
to
make
him
notable
in
hU
Halibut
Sales
I
Chrysler's
experience
with
auto-
.
imoblles
began
ln
1911
when
he
be-
Amerlcan
'came
production
manager
for
the
n.iM.
tnnnn
m
rp
and
8c.
Roval.
Ruipir
Motor
ComDany.
He
was
IVfVWt
.v.ww
-
-
vnrfioir
innno.
11c
and
8c.
Atlln.
nresldent
of
that
company
when
Frela
14
000,
10.3c
and
8c,
Booth,
he
resigned
in
1920
to
direct
the
Wizard
40,000,
10.6
c
and
8c
Pa-
affairs
of
the
Willys-Overland
Storage.
Glacier,
13,000,
10.8c
and
Booth.
I
Canadian
';wuihutun,
D.C.,
Aug.
IB.
-
uara,
io,vw,
YailUUS
KCCLIUIIS
Ul
UIV.
iWOU
-
Storage.
'nnmnfinv.
Laier
ne
went
iu
uic
cine
...
J0.
r.'r
a
Sea
Bird.
29,000,
lo.oo
ana
oi,iMaxweii-c;naimers
um")
4i
1091
hpcnrne
head
of
his
own
com
8c.
nnnv.
the
Chrysler
Corporation.
.4
1
,
-
-
-
Chrysler
has
no
set
iormuia
iur
success.
He
bellevea
in
courage,
definite
objectives
and
qulc
deel
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
JB
r.
slons.
"If
you
don't
have
tne
courage
of
your
convictions,"
he
once,
said,
"vou
worry.
Hard
work
does
n't
hurt
anyone,
But
nara
wors
and
worry
are
impossible."
ThP
hues
Chrysler
buimmg
in
New
York
city
is
one
of
Chrysler's
achievements.
When
he
was
Dorn
April
2,
1875.
at
Wamego,
K.ans.,
the
site
of
the
building
was
known
to
-
New
Yorkers
as
tne
iexingion
oi
tne
nrsi
nuv"
----
-
.i--
,
.rtn
attle
alflp
and
and
nt
at
one
one
um
time
managvi
d
avenue
bu
Chrysler
was
the
the
Bank
of
Alaska
at
SKagway
j
rhrvsipr.
ft
locomo-
mt
-
englneef,
and
Mary
Brayma
tne
nncess
Ai.e
o
from
graduated
hasinhrvsler.
He
was
noon
returning
to
"...,.
r""u,w
n,
-emii.
Kans..
and
beenOTa7Mtto.AJaion
business,
having
been
w"-r.-
a
four.yar
ap.
Washington.
Miss
Marie
Lock
returned
home
on
tho
Catala
this
morning
from
n
visit
to
Victoria.
.
a.
-
,,Hppshlr)
In
the
shops
of
the
TTnlnn
Pacific
Railway.
no
urns
marrlea
at
bins,
June
,
1901,to
Delia
V.
Forker.
They
had
two
daughters
ana
two
sons.,
GERMANY
HARD
HIT
Royal
Air
Force
Continues
Pulverizing
Attacks
On
Reich;
LONDON,
Au;ust
1!
Royal
Air
Force
nlanes
ranted
far
and
4.
in
1905
wnen
Chrysler
was
super-.
.
m
lntendent
of
motive
power
of
aiVllc.
nrlKtv-H
mldwreternTillroadr
he
borrowed
rllV
$4,300
and
with
$700
capital
of
his
4
own
bought
an
automobile
M
rnnlrln't
drlvp.
on
it.
It
took
him
nearly
three
years
to
re
pay
the
loans.
His
path
to
the
tl-
1
nf
sunprlntendent
of
motive
t
the
servlie
was
held,
Rev-g
,a
Fi(th
column
Committee
In
power
had
been
an
arduous
one.
Oibson
officiating.
Peter
Lien
Un,led
states
.starting
with
a
Job
at
five
cents
an
hour
as
locomotive
wiper.
.
,
1
He
brought
the
automobile
solely
set
up
a
committee
to
check
mm
activities
ThU
announce-,
column
saId
lQng
afterwanL
ment
was
maae
in
me
nouoc
.
,
tn
Commons
by
Prime
MinUter
Win-l'nlne
down
tnree
or
four
tes
ston
unurcnui
ana
an
aiis'
...Kft.
-
..AnU
lr
11144
ance
speecn,
expressed
mm-
nmu.,.
4..c
....v-.
and
injurfd
Tne
German
au-
sen
in
general
agreemeiii
iui
"
thorlues
claimed
live
Hriusn
I
President
Roosevelt
on
the
1m-
wnen
it
urst
attracted
nis
in-,
,anfS
brou
ht
dowIlt
!
portant
questions
of
foreign
terest.
Yet
to
him
It
was
new.
Back
j
;
relations
and
compulsory
mill
iary
iraininK.
wmwe
ttiyy'
-
.
i
ftl
i.
runner
ai
iiDsrauici
rwi
.
.
-
2
Kadonau
jJst
the
forcM
of
aggression.
I
funeral
took
place
8aturday'
me
111
joev
rvaaonaKa.
uuuuiat
U
loved
local
hleh
scnool
stu-
Lib
1
jl
VlVV14
vnvw:
BOAT
LOST
feather
EorecasV
Tomorrow
sT'ides"
High
2:25
a.m.
20.9
It.
RuPrt
and
Qu"n
Chai:
Prince
14:53
pjn.
202
(t.
south
IZ
Islands-Fresh
to
strong
8:46
ajn.
3.2
ft.
Snds.
mostly
fair
and
warmer
and
LoW
21:05
4.5
ft.
p.m.
doming
unsettled
at
night.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
vYIX
NO.
iwa
.
I'u,
.
'
"PRINCE
RUPERTrBTC.f-MPNDAYf
AUGUST
19,1940.
PRICE:
t
CENT8
ritain
Is
All
Set
For
Invasion
ilitary
Help
ityBct
magnate
yn;
:
IS
DEAD,;
sates
;
.nme.
time.
The
ine
son
son
01
of
a
a
Kansas
Kansas
locomo
locomo-
qqq
jtive
engineer.
became
a
machl-j
nist
himself
and
at
the
age
of
14.14..
.......
H..nM4nnMAn4
I
wilt
tj-uve
waa
a
auirciiiibcuuciiv
nr.TlF.NSRIJRG.
New
York.
AucUSt
19.
Canada
and
for
the
Chicago
Northwestern
.
1
rii
nUcA.
n
n
millUmr
ollinn.n
f
Railway.
At
tortv-one
he
was
nro
Standing
of
Candidates
up
to
Saturday
night
In
the
Carni-
i
val
Queen
contestlwas
as
fol-
lows:
r
TnriltVi
Jprstad.,
Rons
of
Nor-
'
way
Ladies'
AldJlOO.
1
Elsie
Murvold,
Junior
Cham-
ber
of
Commerce?M,000.
Florence
Obucmna,
Oyro
Club,
20,000.
.
Adele
Mussallem,
Moose,
19
Molly
Ellison,
1,000.
Whole
Counrty
Made
Defence
Area
As
Zero
Hour
For
Nazis
Invasion
Attempt
Approaches
U.S.
SHIP
NOT
SAFE
i
....
I.
.
U'jrninr
in
Rezard
llianj
J
"
..
"
Rotary
Club,
to
Refugee
Vessel
Now
at
bea
ncaaf
twjjai
voi.uuit.it
....
w.wv
headquarters
announce
the
loss
of
suits,
of
hypnotic
treatment.
The
I
.....
.
.
1-J
Tt
0Ma.nt
A
In.
a
marine
craft
due
to
explosion
on
illness
puzziea
ui.
oaiBck
u.-the
coast
of
Nova
Scotia.
The
crew.ducing
the
soldier
to
describe
the
is
safe
and
only
suffered
a
few
frightfulness
on
the
beach
also
fall-
.
.
U.
1
1
-
n.V.tVt
frt
minor
injuries.
ea
to
proviae
a
oau
u
,(
formulate
a
cure.
Bulletins
RUSH
TO
REGISTER
As
registrants
began
to
gather
ibly.
WINDSOR
HOTEL
FIRE
WINSOR,
Ont.
Fire
destroyed
a
Windsor
Hotel
early
yesterday
morning
following
an
explosion
of
suspicious
character.
Among
the
guests
were
many
soldiers.
There
were
several
deaths.
The
Home
Guards
have
been
called
out
and
members
of
the
militia
are
guarding
ine
rums.
NEW
UNDERSECRETARY
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
19.
J.
Fore
stall
has
been
appointed
Under
secretary
of
the
Navy
It
was
learn
ed
from
Washington.
To
Issue
New
Loan
Ottawa
Aue.
19.
Canada
will
Issue
a
second
war
loan
early
next
month
seeking
a
total
of
4300.000.000
dollars
f
or
war
funds
it
was
announced
by
Finance
Minister
3.
L.
Isley.
I
Under
hypnosis,
however,
the
soldier
nirtipr
uavp
gave
Dr.
Dr.
Sareent
Sargent
a
a
clear
clear
Today's
Raiding
Activity
is
Light
After
Heavy
Onslaught
On
Sunday
Churchill
to
Make
Full
Statement
Tomorrow
LONDON,
August
19:
(CP)
As
a
precautionary
measure,
all
Britain
was.
made
a
defence
area
today
as
the
noUnn
nrunorcrl
frv
a
nnaoiKlo
ofnifrftrlo
in
rlofnnrl
ltd
crU
auSTm
'With
the
Germans
believed
neanng
the
zero
hour
for
the
Berlin,
-
oermany
Saturday
night
warned
unitea
rtiieiJiiJt
ui
a
uuat
iiiyuoiuu,
mc
uum
xin
x
uivc
munui-
States
that
it
would
not
be
re-
ed
a
thunderous
attack
against
the
sponsible
for
the
safety
of
the
J
A
11irDir
A
IM
American
transport
American
uk-
d
'bi
i'"
Alfir.
It
f
I
111
glon
which
left
Petsano.
miana,
on
one
oi
uranauj
s
iaiBcu
mum-Friday
night
for
the
United
States
lnum
factories
Just
across
the
Rhine
with
895
refugees
on
board
includ-
from
the
Swiss
town
of
Reheinfel-lng
Mrs.
Oliver
Borden
Harrlman,
dan,
bombs
being
reported
to
have
-.
.
itHoH
ctotec
amhassadar
dronned
on
Swiss
territory.
The
lUrUlCl
UlU.U
:
-
I
to
Norway,
and
Princess
Martha
of
raiders'
objectives
were
widespread
i
Norway
and
her
son,
rrince
nap
old.
wide
over
the
Reich
and
Ger-
.
man
occupied
territory,
enraging
MnfTfOC
NnaHPfPfl
CU
In
terrific
bombardment
of
1m-
nerVC
pUailCl
portant
military,
objectives.
The
r
.117
flwJnlo
Republican
les
with
which
the
post
war
period
j
0mans
complaIned;
of
attacks
3V
War
S
UrdealS
.
1J.!.
districts
J,.,.,.,4.
of
,
cities
i,t..
-J
United
States,
in
his
accept-
wnrysier
was
noi
a
pioneer
oi
me
Hypnotic
Treatment
Aided
In
Res
toring
Soldier
and
Sailor
to
Normal
Health
1
-
.
.
.
.A.
.
r.m
h
Tl
r
1
rttsVSr-
t
htJoo..ow
wttl
make
.his
first
full
VM"
f
..r
nnhllA
fAvlAiTF
nf
frtrotfyn
affair
REAL
PERIL
and
the
bombers
attacked
a
Ger-
j
United
States
Ambassador
to
United
.vi.h,
hmther
to
hasten
nu
-.-
.
.v.,,..
y4.-w-
gantj,
at
Dunkirk
was
smce
assuming
office
In
a
state-:
paring
the
way
In
the
same
man-rnervTus
wreck
until
hypnotic
ment
on
the
progress
of
war
to
the
i
ner
in
which
they
prepared
the
teataent
revealed
the
reason
for
House
of
Commons.
!
"
France,
he
said.
aliment,
a
wrlt-
w
.
.....
-
ui
'vessel
ursirojcu
t,iniiuu
"crazy";
others
said
things
less
i
Atlantic
Coast
But
Crew
of
er
disclosed
in
a
recent
issue
or
'harsh
but
shook
their
heads
du-
T.n
u'
s.r."
1
Lancet.
British
medical
magazine.
blously.
But
Chrysler
had
a
hunch
j
,
The
writer.
Dr.
William
Sargent
and
he
wagered
$5,000
rvnriwi
Anmief
10
(ran
nd
lan
nsvchlatrlc
SDeclallst.
cited
this
and
ti
i
Tn.!.i
ronriian
-Air
tviwK
nnnther
case
to
show
beneficial
re-
man
Industrial
district
on
the
nor
.
thern
side
of
Lake
Constance.
'
Germany
Issued
a
warning
today
that
there
would
be
reprisals
on
RA
F.
prisoners
If
Nazi
parachutists
in
England
were
mistreated.
Waves
of
Nazi
planes
attacked
on
Sunday
but
today's
activity
was
.
slight.
One
German
bomber
was
shot
down
this
morning
In
the
south
west,
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
States
Warns
His
Country
PHILADELPHIA,
Aug.
19
William
C.
Bullitt,
United
States
Ambassador
to
France,
urged
Americans
to
telegraph
their
Congressmen
demanding
that
over
age
destroyers
be
sent
to
Britain's
aid.
Hitler
will
attack
America
it
Britain
Is
defeated
Bullitt
said.
The
agents
of
the
dictators
ate
already
here
preparing
theajteF:
for
.
their
armies
-
-
they
are
pre-
HEAVY
DAY
OF
GERMAN
BOMBING
ON
OLD
LAND;
SCORE
WAS
141
TO
22
Royal
Air
Force
Continues
to
Carry
Fierce
Offensive
to
Important
Military
Objectives
in
Nazi
Territory
,
nxmxt
a
m
mr.
a
i.
i
oicture
V
of
his
ordeal
beside
his
LONDON,
August
.
19.
The
Air
Ministry
announced
1
41
-1
1
CI
1
J
?
1
brother.
The
incident
had
tortur-
141
berman
planes
were
destroyed
Sunday
during
raids
H
Via
enlHfpr's
s
w
mind
mind
.
but
but
he
he
COUld
could
ir
on
Prifoin
Britain,
AJllVUilit
flio
the
Vll
British
Rriflcli
A.
lllk..'ll
lnca
loss
A
Vy.!0
beint?
hoinnr
KJ
Ivill
4
99
22
AvM
d
nlanna
f71t.liVhJ
anes.
TVn
The
X
11V
fiehtinp-
XAClitVlill.
firrVifinv
V
wv.ww.
not
remember
what
he
had
done,
ovfonflnrl
nvpv
vvuIp
rpfrinns
nf
F.no-lnnrl
innlnriinrr
flia
T.nn.
exceDt
when
hypnotized.
After
tne
,
mi,
j;,,,,,.!.,!
4.u,x
t
i
doctor
heard
the
story
he
was
able
.
.
.
fh
h
as
thpv
flew
i
I.a
U
a
mtn
nrVirt
nttl1r
IV
VP-
"
'
w
u
n.c
h-
-
hnrlr
DacK
tnaards
towarus
home.
nome.
i
thP,
Tarlous
local
stations
to-
I...,
...
un,
ilectlves.
These
bombs
were
droD-
.
i
autCU
ilio
iicatviii
riav
in
lar?rr
numbers
than
could
I
.lu..
Mnf.A
r
iu.f
Ar
a
tnr.
tiua
kAmKare
ocrnrt.
Ded
in
Kent.
Hamoshire
and
else-
be
handled
readily,
T.
W.
Brown,
'pedoed
merchant
seaman
who
con.
ed
by
twelve
fighters
attacked
the
where
to
the
southeast
of
England.
district
registrar
ior
na....
.fmed
under
hypnosis,
that
he
felt
Portsmouth
area.
Six
were
shot
wem,
10
incur
wvuuo-
rceistratlon.
appealed
today
for
rMnn,n,ihi
for
thP
deaih
.of
hU
anrt
thpv
ipttlsnnpd
their
Pfoof
shelters
ln
high
spirits,
sing-
more
volunteer
workers,
particu-
L
.
frlend
who
untll
he
sank,
had
bombs
as
thef
fled
at
the
appear-
lnS
war
S0nss
such
as
"Pack
Up
larly
persons
who
can
write
leg-
bcen
swlmmlng
at
his
side.
0
ance
of
British
fighters.
Y.our
Jm-
.was
.c.om"
Whpn
wnen
fhP
ine
sauor
callor
bpcame
ocvciinc
cuiwiuu
conscious
-yne
-rv.
TJnval
Air
Air
Vnrpp
f
orce
homBed
uumoeu
r
iJlcl'c
ui
'
V"
uiaic-
Koyai
after
the
hypnotic
treatment
he
Boulogne
harbor
and
blasted-
26
,c?rde4d
.
warnings
and
went
.
was
told
the
story
and
assured
.by
airdromes
In
northeast
.
.
France.
Hol-jout
their
normal
pursuits.
A
la-.
........
t'.j
tpr
dlsnatch
reDorted
hleh-flvlns
tne
aocior
tnai
ne
naa
no
cause
iur.
jand
and
Belgium.
"
r
.v
"
V.'...
?
..
.
'German
bombers
off
the
southeast
self-recrlmlnatlon.
His
worries
i
van
ished
Thousands
At
State
Funeral
Munition
dumps,
on
tanns
anu,
-
VnMA'
out
airplane
shops
were
also
attacked.
EnSland;
bombardment
but
doing
little
dam-;
further
rai
took
place
Sunday
,
c.r:L
'age
5
and
causing
no
casualties,
night
on
Nazi
,
occupied
French,
saturdav
Channel
ports
by
heavy
bombers.
I
Qetween
and
sunset
Ba.
Attack
in
London
turday
there
was
hot
a
single
air
Swarms
of
Nazi
bombers
cam;
raid
on
the
British
Isles
although
again
to
the
very
gates
of
London.
the
Nazis
came
over
again
at
"nnt
ana
dropped
a
iew
nomas.
and
there
was
vicious
Australians
.
.
:
..
Honor
viii
Victims
.
of
i
m.
Tlane
Sunday
.
.
mMnft1ltan
Hitler
was.
aDnarently.
pausing
to
Crash
at
First
of
Week
c.."
.
Vv,:.
review
the
si
uatlon
folloWlnff
his
UUU
OUUUl
UU11
UAMW
xh
"
,
.
.
wprp
driven
awav
across
the
North
MELBOURNE,
Aug.
--US-
EngUsh
channel.
It
ands
of
persons
thronged
the
streets
wns
n
us
nnslaueht
ln
which
approaching
St.
Paul
a
wtnearai
lanes
,
hundrcd
coffins
bearing
the
bodies"
when
the
HnIn
hnwpver.
however,
a
a
mll
took
disappointing
bliterleg
In
which
he
lost
491
of
his
planes
while
the
British
lost
but
115
as
well
as
Sav
ing
.many
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
minimum
'pilots.
In
addition
to
showing
their
of
national
leaders
and
airmen,
lost
J;,
'
mftp0,and
causine
relatively!
vast
superiority
as
air
fighters,
the
ln
last
week's
tragic
plane
crash,
fgw
casualties-
So
devastating
was
(Britons
inflicted
damage
"pit
inlll-were
carried
from
the
railroad
sta-
..
Rrm.h.
antl-alrcraft
fire
that.
tary
objectives
in
Germany
and
Hon
to
the
church.
the
enemy
were
held
at
great
German-occupied
territory
which
Counter
Warning
WASHINGTON.
Aue
19.
The
Un
ited
States
eovernment
announced
It
will
hold
assurances
that
they
would
not
attack
.the
army
.trans
port
American
Les;ion
wrucn
is
bringing
nearly
900
Americans
home
from
Petsamo,
Finland.
height
and
were
unable
to
damage
me
uermans
coum
not
nope
i
4v.
jfr.Po
nf
hp
rrpat
rltv.
AC.maicn
wun
ineir
leeom
cuuu
w
;least
five
of
the
enemy
planes
wera
brought
down
and
there
were
pro
bably
more
as
only
53
of
the
ioa
I
planes
which
came
over
were
seen
shit
of
killlne
women
and
Child
ren
and
attacking
civilian
property.
The
Royal
Air
Force
continued
Its
pulverizing
raids
against
Ger-
In
retreat.
In
leaving,
the
Ger-
man
military
ana
inausinai
ooje-mans'
jettisoned
their
loads
of
tlves
and
extended
.
the
naval
deadly
explosives
over
open
towns,
blockade
by
mlnlns
tnQ
Bay
oc
making
no
attempt
at
military
ob-
Biscay,
Ml