RED

ilitler 10 Years In Power Today

wmooN, J . I-JCD-Gcr- in the niixdsi: of the fourth m,“ or war will observe tomor- rev the 10th snnlvcrssry o!

- to er “m” m beenmlde

w . yo onncuncelnenikhes

H will pe , but wartime yifiiiilutnfircustolglsri veil hls lit-

wnues lillltlihjllbt before he 8W

mp mcrop one. . "lush inns“- i“°.i""ii‘-‘£§i‘i3ii "i" ’ w n] mo. of the civ-

Hitler, mob lsstiou e announced

from m wmillaflon-s. mo

$1.33.“. which drats all men rromlcio new: women from

1m 4s. m “M,” “m” ‘mlmfili, sun: sin-r.- pig.)

Or but it in the kitchen stove. wee burned to

d

After the f found beside

(CPJ- Three young burned to death here today, and their grandfather died of a heart attack suffered ss ha tried t0 NI- cuo them from ‘ ‘lbs child victalms. all sons

ing home. but coils could reach any of Carried from the died a short time later. igim of the fire was not known was believed to have started

, N.l., Jen. I -

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their bi

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e. of

m. an Mrs. smuel Johnson. were Samuel. Jr., I ‘l-l; Paul Leno ‘rhomes l . Theyhldboenleftaionelnthe ill house for a short time while their mother called col her father, Elias Mitchell, who lived across if: from the home in this mile from Bridgetown.

A few minutes after Mrs. John- son reached the Mitchell homo. her house was seen to be sfire. elderly Mitchell ran into the burn-

°““ hi».

The laid, was made in Canada.

d before he youngsters. building, he

The house

W".

the ground. iris. the charred bodies of the two older children were the s ins lb

, . .

“much i0 33m? M ‘ ‘m sispposition that was where the

smg-eeE-D-‘P-“i '-i“-- “if; 2,1,1 gin,» started. The body o! the

‘Arthur Alimiiim- Ywm i“ ‘f,’ w, youngest child. which was in its l i° it" “m” 7°“ cradle, had not been found roniqht.

M" "iii" m connoi- of the am children

iiieot 0i Storm on Lobster Industry

(r11! I (O , Halt. Jui- — ~' “M0 of small lobsters along the Nova re from Salmon

lnierville during 158i» net's high w». runny oiiisisll reporlcd today. Holt were under ml seilins liv- viii nnrulr said next wil" fisbi" maybe seriousiyflfeoied- Hllllfilfl of lobster pots were destroyed dur- ing the storms.

Credit Canadian Corvette With Sinking ll-Boat

._...._. -'Ihird Jan. Czl-Kzalpmmwn

uiiomce ' sell oer or

and qiinrtergsnster ft “w” oi Grlmbsy. En . both of the B - lish Merchant arine. in l! m‘ lervicw here lode-y cfldlwd I Con- ndinn Corvette Wi h the d-estrucgtal:

0 . slew months gate.‘ o! . ca”

$13.“ “idfiiii u.

a- un g .

‘ihey said the U- at was fetal}! to the surface by the 001'" 5 depth charges and crash dived uh- der mo. ship after r had m“ i° gape‘ by‘ running WW0 “h” n lP. convoy.

“$0 heard, g, ififfififl Era“ , sound just seconds after hi! diWd- llelsmy sold; “to us on deck wait- ilis for our ship to be hi?» bi! m‘ Moss. it just let as thoileh W° were pulling the submarine slot!!- A iew minute; later there W" i1 lienvy pounding noise. 0th‘ 5m“ liiiSfisiliiVt? (a? them Bum‘ “W” Till from e com .

“For some minutes {he COWW” hovered over the s t 119m"! i" ilie sound of the d esela he re; llled. “Nothih came. ‘mien ab vent to look after other shill- as}. sure catch if II i"!

[NW mism- or Aurllole’ AISN- nrss

iron-ram, Jae. as -<c1>> - "in Annie Beatrice lliekson

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the.

UITAWA.

other». headquarter; The enno

December organisation

independent

soclstion of

(At name was Conservative Conservative

posit/on of clude

The

quired that of’ the Assoc!

OPOH

for the

Conservative

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the

announced today

meeting of the wed ytlg b!“ tionai Conserv

g . stive Convention in Winnuleg inst

was co den

The convention called for a re- the association. the jurisdiction

d bringing it un or M or...“ u l.

of the convention.

The convention ire

nifon then March it. The rneetin et 5:80 om. rridsy.

12 and continue on Bstllfdlyfllilfli John Bracken National lancer d the Party. wiliuzddress n lunihevli

a

those sxiittendlnk ‘yester-

nwill

of

Conservative Assuoiation.Iol. .. Meet Idar. 12-13

Jul. I —(CP)- A meeting of the Dominion conserv- ative Asscoisflo March i3 an from

here. uncement followed a A. clstion execut- inh s resolution

be

and maintained

membermlp fees of Si I if" “At the March session.‘ announcement said. "ii i! WW5! that the association ‘The Progressive Conservative As- to conform at the

Party mm "National Party" to "Progressive

Y3.) defined the com- exevutive to provincial party leaders and representation from each Province. in addition to Federal Members of Parliament and senators. convention resolution re- m tins held not afar

will

Canada’ with the resolution adopted Winnipeg convention. the convention the dhanlred

the

. res . It ltothessy. N 8.. rellflllfl bec r Pgvfneo and , 01' r greesi

don Greydon, Toronto, Pro header.

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the

own eetsb

Cllinsselesmsoflllr.

general

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IIeyr Commander

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den ‘mwlv "Jul; e CID! beinl

is serving with the Canadian Arm! oversees.

held in d 1!, it was Association

do»- gie ed by

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n-Siiméhori... of the executive were - we, Msclhy. Mr B hen Hllthun. N“

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Makes Plea For Soldiers After War

o.'.‘.'....';i. ‘refit’... w... CVPPAWA. Jan m_-( "-

Praise for the Canadian Arm . ersees and a plea for easu 0:0 ensure employment for all service reonnel after the we: were heard the House oi’ Commons today from Walter Harris. Melrsber or 0r -Bruoe.

Moving the dress in reply to e speech from the throne Maj. Harris said Canada's overseas army will go into action stronger than other Canadian Army and better mechanics‘ equipment garlrdany army of like sine in the

of that equipment, he

The address was seconded by Lt-Col. Maurice Hallo (Lib. Drums-Miss uoi), who, speaking

in French. sad all Canada's ener- gies and resources would be devot- ed to winning the war. Officers Tlold spotlight

The two officers, both in uniform. Mb]. srris just home from oversees and Col. l-Isile soon to depart, held the spotlight at to- day's afternoon sitting of less than o

hours. Debate on the address will be opened Monday afternoon g Cor- don Grsydori, Progressive onscr- Leedm, who will be by Prime Minister Mec- Itenzle xiug, M J. Caldwell. 0.0. P. leader, and John Bisckmcre, leader of the New Democracy. Before taking up the address the House heard son discussion on yyroceduietin which Mr. King, ro- 2 4

a on..sa not be lost in setting up the House com- mittees for this session. I

Most important of these will be the committee on social security, forecast yesterday in the speech: the committee on recon- structioh and rehabilitation, a rs- dlo committee, reilwnye and shirp- ninq, war. expenditures. defence of Canada regulations and possibly eomwtiees on estimates end can- teen funds.

Trade Minister MscKinnon gave o statement on wheat merketingin the filed-M crop ear, announcing that deliveries wil be restricted to l4 bushels an authorized acre. and that the fixed minimum Pfloes will

' st the i042 level. 94 cents I

bushel line's No 1 Northern st Fort William. Mi ' lens ._ riled met

‘bulk of accumulated statutorv re- ports to Parliament. returns order- the House during the Wit session. and answers to ililflmllil-

British llavo Iievr Torpedo Piano

IDNDON, Jan. N - (UP) — D the wake of Allied raids on Allis railway communications serving I. gubmlfllle base and other targets, an authorised British source l-h- nounoed tonight l‘; ‘tthrsegieeglaai: arm ow as s ne o o to rogue the old swordfish which (o; years gave a good account of it- ge f. -

The new machine is s Monobian’ whereas the wordfish was s Bibllllfi. No other detlils of the new craft were revealed.

Al. Cheesrnsn And Companions Rescued

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Yet the route chosen

account.

legally. ' . '_

dell with the Axis

By BELMAN ‘ MOBIN (Associated PICII Staff Writull

LONDON, Jsn 29—(AP)-— French political compications concemins Nnrflhz-Afrlcg, aPDesred fls-llilfll-QIWJ!

silt after Gen. l-Ienrf Honors Giraud declared he is in agreement with Gen. Charles De Gaulle only on “liaison on military, economic. and financial matters and thgi; no prospects of any sinllis united French movement exist st

sent.

“fir. the same time, e member of Do qeullau staff, returning from the Casablanca meetings. T016665‘ a revolution in Metrolw lieu “m” when the German hold there _is broken lg err-Vichy men continue to have o. nari in llB NOT"! Airicm

. ii .

“"-'-'r’:i§‘o'§.tr?v§’§ Giraud must under- stand that." said the fighting French Nficer. Msl- Clouds l‘ Boislambert.

Addressing s press COBIBNWQ it A‘lied Headquarters in Nor-t Ai- ricri, Giraud snid “ih” Iii!" i"! i“ politics" had not been taken “P with n- Gaulle. trio rinritiiir mug; leader. when the two were bMlih tqgefihgr during the hirinric Churn - fll-Bmirevflt meetihgll.

" lies on uniytlzrtierlglrgioiiiorgovcm"nt thrzllvfjii; out the world st the present ‘cur said thi- "for; Forum i" one? 0 French North and "Wt Am"- 14w. B" Qgillhiifilhii! B. 7‘5"n5n' ent liaison on o-li-‘nai economic and

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mgirgariildqugiiritxzel out. honrver. that this discussion n"ih Tic “all!” a; cnsnrvnnca won a “li‘ii""',";‘_"’ step to others whifh wi‘! h" i‘; ‘I

"Both DB G3,“ 1g and I 3 9 agreed we mlWf- B0 "Twremvew am melhdrl‘~illy 1n our. negotiat- ‘°',‘;‘,"',,“‘_Z~i“5d1 m, issued before tho conference. iiitit "iii" iii§"§i‘..'o€ii'oio.ii “does not lim- establishing my kind 01b iffiiffii‘; but only at, ensuring the e5 ‘he to-(flattxl renrfligrigrtrriwitiiniv fret" F159 Bo IP50

iambrer esc st Dec.

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(Dy lib I. Simpson. Associated Press Ier Analyse) Good-neighbor Roosevelt's posse In Irasfl k confer with Pres-

Ident Getnlio Vsrgss could have been foretold easily all route to and from Casablanca been known. Holds of countries do not pass through the territory ef their colleague without uebenging courtesy calls.

"lly meant the highest satires-It, In Brazil was s party tn the great secret of the Casablanca conference from Qie start. That was is demonstration not only of good neighbor- Iam, but of United Nations solidarity and’ mutual trust,

It drew all Latin Amerleen members Into the close circle of that fellowship and is of political If not obvious mllltll’! llllllfosrsoe up that

President Var-gel probably leaned something more definite than Ispnbllcly known shout the specific policies ratified as Casablanca for intensified prosecution of aggressive no by land, air and ecu, Mr, BWBQWN WM ill I Position lo fllliilole to his Latin-American colleague for hls own on more than military necessity would permit to be known

That could lpply particularly to whatever new steps

largely

In the South Atlantic. The Natal promontory of Bum 1| of 7H3] 1m. portance In waging ceaseless sIr-and-sen war '

Political Problems Still Unsettled In No. Africa

MemberOf De Gauiie’s Staff Forecasts Trouble ‘w, “in” i” L"'°°" D" " M” In France After- War Unless Changes Made. K no '

Read by Everybody Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

cilsnwrrurowiv, cannon, SATURDAY, JANUARY so, 194a

TAKE KEY RAIL JUNCTION or KROPOTKIN

fias High Praise For Canadian Army Overseas

Eree Children Burned ‘To Death In MS. Home

_ Grandfather Dies Of Heart Attack While Trying To Rescue Victims.

_h hldhlo

are ln view M for the ‘

submarines.

Mop Ilp Japs In Solomons

WASHINGTON, Jan. Q _(,e1>) — United States troops continu. 111B their war of extermination a. geinst the Japanese on Guadalca- "li 181K115 captured s large enemy “mmnm Dillt Wednesday, the Navy announced today, while bombers struck heavily m; Jgpan- ese ships and base installations in the central Solomons.

A Navy communique gave these result-i oi otlerationns Wednesday and ‘Thursday:-

Two Japanese destroyers, um cargo ships and s tanker were da- mfllled by American bombing at- tack. One of the cargo ships pro- bably sank.

Thirty-six Japanese were killed and three captured when the com- rnsnd post was token. Two addi- tional pockets offering resistance were wl-ped out. A large amount oi.’ enemy equipment, fell into Am- erican hands.

Sale 0f Fox Pelts Concludes

nouns Port, ill Sfax. ls Damaged

By LEWIS HAWKINS Associated Press Staff Writer

N . Axis port of

Jun. B9 -(APi- The Sfsx on the Tunisian

coast. a communications and sup-

scheme to {oin i513 with

_ enemy's the army of Tun-

hat of Field Marshal

Erwin Rommel from Libya. has been greatlv damaged in the most powerful Allied bombing attack yet

e delivered in the war in North Six Axis pianos were mot

river. down. ‘This "saturation" that even the

lrlanrl acknowledged ‘heavy darn- aoe" u: the port - was disclosed today in an Allied North Africa. that again reported consequence.

collimimicue

no ground action Tt was accompanied by word they,

Rommel! rear der firitish Winn urea 35

‘hinisisn frontier.

Hflii‘ "flile his

artillery fire in the

miles short of the P“! m‘ "mg i a‘ 3?“"fim 30mm,“ m‘ three days e‘oreb o “a runs were renlviug _ nri indication Rmsh“ ass“ i’ is“?! M w

sdvervrd elements ggiiqegghh" mm“ 5

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“w” "r “w”, “m! ‘Mo 1mm“! n- "."ii'S".I\.DQI"Q un-esnnnd-

Af-

unprecedenfed raid - a assault so

Italian ‘High Com-

of

ill"! " hori been uri-

hr- ‘"4 witbhflid forms of consid- sr~"i~ wekht to hurry the British

wry-suit.

o o.n.r. ‘Flier! h

HALIFAX,

released today rnnnd author ti

Boththe Canadians were wire- less air gunners. Sgt. Harry whose next-of-kin is Cl. came from Minor. hsk. 8st- Ildwerd Mark. whose next-of-kin is lbs. Mark oams folk 8t.) Stratford, Ont.

Two other airmen killed in the nun

Iessdley, besdley, his

‘IP00!

Jan.

Names of two R O A l". airmen, klPed when a twin-engined Royal Air force plane crashed in wood- ed and tvvo mile; south of its base at Debert. N.B., Wednesda

father,

Gunners Crash

29 — (GP) -

by enstem a as here.

from (W! Nor-

the ft-AJ‘.

P.E.I. Cunner ls Promoted

an. I—(OP)-.Prc.

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RAH! “ gm}? .;'2m..'i."'lig.r.nl§mu.i'=.,u..

i Join tin; Hmi 0i Hume Bakers who -

Eng M

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ePectlve

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his mother,

The following telegram, giving results of the firnsl day's sale of fox pelts no Montreal was received

MONTREAL, Jan. w-Salc con- cluded with active demand. “ma! .. _ . . .. r. s4

to three-quarters silver, BS per cent sold at an average of $31.03, an advance of three pelucent; or- dinary olle-hali to three-quarter silvers, 66 per cent sold. at an av- erage oi $111.91. advance three per cent; selected full silvers, D4 per cent sold, average $39.4", advance one per cent; ordinary full silvers, 61 per cent sold, average ‘Z116. nd- vurlce one per cent; inferior types. 74 per cent sold, average $18.66. advance two per cent.

Seventv per cent of offering of 381m sliver skins averaged $83.90.

GEORGE A CALLRECK

Manager, Cimfldinn National Fox Breeders‘ Association.

Report Hitler Visited Troops At Stalingrad '_

LONDON, Jan. 30 —(Sstnr- day) - (CP)-— Tile Dally Mall said today that Ilitl r flew to the headquarters of his trill-

ent crrbled this report from a neutral cepital. In II he said Hitler told the army of Gen Friedrich Paulirs that It was impossible Io organize a. relief fore- and that the fate of the fnihorland was In their hands.

n". mm llmzelnn assnult on the trapped army the! 0MB numbr-red 220.000 men begun Jan. l4. by Moscow's account, gflor the Gcrlnnns refused en uliimntnrn to surrorrder. Only u low doom-vi thew-mils now nre loft aI Stalingrad.

llrges International Farm Association

CALGARY, Jen. 39—-(OP)—lbr- mgupn o: an International Agricui. tural Association as soon! amigo:- mearis o -

“m” w prTllllgfil ‘or Canadian and was sug- o {iii “iii? u. m an - midi‘. of Agricuaiture in the R9011 of gecretsry, WI. Hasklns of o urination, he told embrace Great

In

and other British "Indications were."

unportent ehansee in the

ship between Canada and

ed states, now and In

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e me in “m of eswollins thl

p0 de a means u" w “ma...” °' hi“ "mtmoo than:

oh Riel with I .

'3 cl of the rim snniiel ~%i~..e°*"iir."s*s nus-oil 3on3.» we: elected President M‘ thll Y"!

63%. n - i“: "ti; ace.‘ “found to

ULIARH) 0P BLAME

I AB UIAII d Nome In state

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ALMA, Cire. Jan. ac- (A?) - A Cont}? Grand jury today cleared cRillop and Mrs. Mary the Roach Powder Poisoninl that killed 41 hosnits

b

ground.

MAXIMS or A

HIRE MAN’

Ike does not advance losr! _

muniquc recorded here by the

stronghold of Kropotkin, 130 swept on toward Tikhoretsk, farther north, the Russians sa

In e ilong gpechl the Russians announced these results 0n the Voroneah front, which now has been expanded to do the southern per-t c! fronts-

Advances o! M. to :1 mile; rm p, err-mile front in three days, putting the Red within mil of

Ami: 1o es Kursk and 56 miles of Bolgodrod, W0 h! All! “hid-echo!” bases on the flunk-Kharkov railway. The killing of IIJXIO Akil t and the capture of 14,500. Up ‘Thursday, the communique said, 86,000 Axig troops had been 0e, tired since rhe Voronedr offs ve began Jl-ilét l8.

o c ure todllv d I - OBkOi. l5 miles east o! Belgoorbii which an entire Italian Alpine corps was wiped cut or token p115- oner. The prisoner loll was 11.000 Italians. includ‘ng lfhe divlslmru

L7

wmmmdenl. Ionenle betldsts, gala/glint, end Umerci, end their

This raised the grand Iiotal oi’ Dlisoners to 97,000. Axis deaths on the battlefield. reckoned in many ihvilsencs but not vet disclosed by the Russians. would put the Axis casualties in lrifed or mpburq} we]!

beyond 100.000.

More than 20p ,1 litiel have been recaptured by g 311551;“; north and some; M m; fiymfle

flliws! between Voronezh and gii-Iriggmoye on the line running to II ,

This has been done in three days. the communique mo. This front had been manned lnostlv by Rvmsniaris. Hungarians, Italians and other Satellite troops, but the seven Axis divisions that were rout- ed. killed or now are being annihi- lated in this ares were German, the communique said.