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MERE MAN

lt h mash eaalar ta aiipiflla the lrat daairo than ta satisfy those that follow.

5TH ARMY CAPTUlRES SAN VITTORE

CHARDOTTETOWN, CANADA,

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 8. 1944

iahaerlpthn lsailaverd. I530 Ilall. steer other rrovineor a man. moo

their Axis liail iianii in Recent Bolivian Revolt

In Raids On

19 Allied Planes Are Missin ' Tar ets 1111C a *- Not N d ' wAsimio-rox Ian. 1- ‘i osretarv el State uan n Do gig-Sm”, m“ “Eros-math! a h“ N "u" 33 Nazi fighters while u“, "corp 7 I Whitehead “duel, hi?‘ o ha!‘ lo ovaait ing gliaoglpilzlarieg downed nine sh); W110i“; lmy, Jan‘ 7 _ ioroee- of Bﬂllvla our XDNDOIN. Jan. r - (A n -- whiie theiiervy bombers were “ll” 4'11"“ 5m" "M" "sht- m 0:‘ "musical. r Sﬁoghm of United; glut?!“ Boutliéwgtern grmnny log from house to house in a bit- Aﬂﬂl" lﬂWl ' a. . d . qduand aided tba nourish re- Anied f hm. knocked down i2 nglilters soliurlililioriutlhleir doyltlo 03y l" “m” “m” "ml l°l "llllll "arms: u‘ ‘ m] my m“ W2" in Jay?“ m‘ Gem“ mmnlnom 40 houra captured the village of . d" “WW” "l" h; r on n_ u wes n} insrioigtélégzg Fgaxriféai" “now up by San Vlttore at 3.31 P. m. yester. 8°‘ “Qﬁall “la, 1i toniaht- the it A. 1a.. Vichy and German llallullllllé °l "gilt"? llllllﬂll e . "l" "l"'l°"'l l“‘l'°ll' “h” AA lam mlrlgrngililhllzufglslildull llilslllollngﬁrilralllrliuslhliflo“ m‘ ll“ a Conterol Ollmgsn vililbrglput the lléfﬂﬂwlhmaursllnl M‘ 0! the ltll bombers and seven All- libcact targets ogf the heavy Alllﬂl lllh Anni‘ i ll"? "u" 0"‘ ~=----~=- were r »~--=-. t: ‘we it“? c" ma“ u are" m“ mr-d- 2n: “t3 :irt°i:..°::ai:;.r:.*:: u,“ “q “u; “mutations at e o o one of e fig - iately disclosed but the region is re f m“ m m Mm , mm aireaslyhpragroaaﬁhoald Ii tors is e. the same as that. which suffered n5 V6 P0 e e Y5 "m1; ‘uh aren't la The communique said oppo.sit- the record breaking attack by 1,- W!‘ 11M- reach its own "conclusions . ion generally was weak but that a 500 United states bombers and More than 100 prisoners were The resolution endorsed I! few grwpa encountered heavy Nari fighters nine days ago. The target taken in the town alone durins all tho American and!!!“ fighter formations. Returning then was identified in neutral re- the blttle thrvulh the I"! I10!!! lllll it'll” crewman said the flak over some ports as Ludwiashafen, s centre of houses and st least an cqllll num- provided that they "Ill 6°11‘ aress was inteiise- the German chemical and pnLcon bcr were killed in the savage fight- ler II '1 "W" "' The heavy bombers shot down gas industry. ing that swirled through the "l" l“ lﬂll." "' I streets. into houses and up on

° and Only 5 EMMY!!! 19W 59min! QUEBEQ , - Casoiiio today and threatened to Canada A olnted we“ mo“ "e M M W" ‘l‘"“..."§:.“‘°.tt..°"‘ W" other u - . which closed around the sheii- gas?“ gﬂnmf o, mg...“ de_| Vittcre. six inner bathe southeast, m.“ “Q LI ,_____ ___ _ w _______. smashed town, - “ma... 1 ma.“ where for three days American‘ .- ...- _. >-—___r=_.. __._ I went “m, San "um part-mom on r’ a | i _ v re this M!” ma‘ o mam the parmmm _infantry had engaged in desperate, a A I PICdEQS IAlIg&SCﬁl8 UNAWA Jan 7 __‘cm_prlme morning grit)‘; a Sénlllmgﬂfliipmezll _ ﬁle “re amped a; “g7 lcliténfxlllghfliili‘ ﬁtter, fighung with a a ' ' COTYCB n 5n In 0B . a _ Q Tl "BIT H. 1 . n oﬁenslve In Italy lllllllllwl Mlllllelllll’ Klllllnllllllllllzllc} We wgioked two miles through the 811w ‘lélrifnnuoiil-s cmllfpglgslrlslﬂn Americaln forces to the east of >- "l llllll llllllglll ‘he “gm lmafillluro. ; shrapnel-torn olive grove; and building nan door. Cassino hacked their way forward i IDN‘%N. Jul‘ ll—lcP)_A Gel“ Mr‘ lull" Tlllbellll all“: c1“ slipped along walla to escape den Firemen succeeded in preventinl four miles to storm 3.500 foot LONDON. Jun '1- (or oablei- man too cleaned that I" c"! "m" °l ‘Q1’; hlllﬁiteetion by the enemy on the hilllths fire from r the yvork- Mount Main. cutting - German a A hatdti-will - lit-Gm am: w. c k. command- mdlna Sir Lyman P- 1W °" o... u... town, . men’; compensation 00mm o . sum... ,0...‘ mean...“ an“... RE 00th birthda ,, " ~ .. _ again lliit‘ o! ﬂan» v Jtb ltmy in 195110 "N0 ‘llll llll < - . t ~ On the slopeot-a-diiil outside the ‘- The bnildhrwlav M30118! lilj troops preamp; up the Garigilano and‘. “‘°*...,u,..".§. o. s“? wlﬁseﬂem“ up nﬁﬁhsfll n“... nnnlléﬁ 2.?“&‘l“°3.‘.‘.€it; run‘ ti“ w" - "W" ~ W“ 1%“°'drer°ln£%w.o‘$i.fr23£f 53"" gwgg"; or“ 5§3=h°~ﬂm= ~‘ i: - .. ‘ ' ea in o he last. oerrnsn de-' ae o ass no a n. wiere mush.‘ ma‘ m.” y“. m prepare" for h aria-scale oi- fret. a native of Montreal as the alandrérselnuxtrxitcmnkgun mm and. pioie loss. £ Mum” Gum ma, m,“ mm... 8., mm m“... ‘his lights went on Just before ml" 181ml ""11 Qlmfg- t vsehior member of the supreme the a... vmated Wm, me "m. on mm“ w.“ be for the first time. blﬂ¢l°lll W!" Ind P992316 "W!!! can’; “maﬁa; in “can; °ﬁ§l°°"" ‘ll Canada‘. “ow m“ small arms and the whack ofi llfved fro?‘ the building bu; added Gerri-ans defending the. crumb~ “l” u“ ‘ll-eel l9 m a” “mum” iinnnétillmnw-Es hguhailrllnovcd clo- Lymllll ll“ “all” Tl“ llllll °lll°l enemy mortar shells. Litter bearers :11 Quieini records of the depairt- l"! remains 01 58" Vlm" WP"! l“ lﬁlﬁﬁh mgselugrg? ser o the front lines. 1c“"l°*.n"§§zjl"‘ “Pl’°l‘"°‘l l“ “l” trudged down the cobbled lane merit she t in the main office laﬁfidigﬁgtoldergiryerualsebeinéngzrmg . - °lll'll ' ‘ . ee .

eiaknad to one another gs they _'_“€”*' “The newly-appointed Chief cgllll_.g--ll—ll_____l—lh'—ll—lllilden °n m" -—s-l'—érllllll’l'lll—sg~r l--~ Allied columns, emitted the roadwia. Justice. like his predecessor. hat Although the 5th Armya 1o mile rho lights of Imidoli. like those Lt ,6.“ crerar had wide Judicial experience and o o wide offensive u... gained no... all over Britain. have been blacked: ' ' is highly esteemed by members of one to four miles since the jump. out since a few days before war] I . ' the Judiciary and the legal profes- off early Wednesday morning, started in i939. slon of Canada." said Mr. King. , . , there yet was no indication cf a

—————— Mr. Kins referred to Sir Lwnarfs Ar v I substantial break thrwsli nearly 40 years of service in the e n . galmlill-Sulliﬂx) rﬁtreatlrtig ‘fawn age i iii h court — he was ap lrited 3'! e erice he t e nex a r ma - rm.“ THE OANADIANS m n’ yegars s o-and old thatplln many _-_- ir-iz the Allies pay the highest pos- ‘aeg’ It'll)‘: lq_sp,clblel "I'll" of the udgments he delivered Sir , , elble Drive -

' ' ' ' ml- “lllllllllllll the spirit island Airmen Included ln Group; All Three British troops at the southern

it Work in Pietou

PIGIDU. N5 . Jen. '!—(CP'- A full crew was at work to- day in the Plctzm shipbuilding yard following a demonstration by 00 employees over the resignation of a shipyard official

The tlon was sta ed yesterday in aymbsrthv with - mas ‘Turner, huil superintendent. who reﬁned after s reemont Flu?!» uiel rlrnlihle hi’ m

wo vea- telgagsahigt. b operated y Foun- datlon time, Limited. employs about 3.000 persons in ell.

42 Enemy Planes Downed

number's}: Prisoners Are Taken

Germany

of the Canadian Corps in Italy. visited the Canadian front yester- day and while he was there the Gennana were shelling nearby po- sitions. »

Gen. Orerar met gunners and anti-tank men andalso went to the headquarters of a French-Ca- nadisn unit (the Royal 22nd Regi- ment of Quebec.)

On Wednesday lie saw the men who captured- the Adriatic coastal town of Ortona and walked about the town. Earlier in the week he conferred with Lt.~Gen. Sir Oliver Leese. new commander of the Brit-

GOIING EVENTS

"Rose Feb ' Valentinzvlrea. m.“ ‘uh will‘?

‘LBOQ Social and Dance in sum- IM Hail-i. Wednesday ht. January 12th. - -li.

"New Wiltshlm District meets at Nn-th Miltai, January 12th at 1.80.

"Or District Long . t in Derlrylmllgdge, Oanoe Owe‘. fllalieu: "Y 11th at I P- M. l-‘i-‘ll.

"Suffolk concert repeated. Mon- a! Jan. l0. Institute quilt lottery-

“Due to arrive, bulk oats. bulk riey. bulk wheat. Book now. Mc- & Io le l 740i

car bulk bags. Un- R.

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out-H n’: W" i“ ft: sift

litigant-relaunch

“Just arriv

cit-One wheat. one oar wheat in loading today and Monday.

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New Chief Justice Of

roo tops. ~ But though the Germans fought well they did not fight wisely be- cause the doughboys trapped them

igt

hr Ilrll I» Btmrwn. Associated Press wll‘ Analyst The menace In German forces partially trapped in 1h. pole," pend

lllllrae nltlmlrl to Mil 000 N ow ea e aa i tr ti d ' h- ln the at loop of. thg rllleor, east‘ of thilnufillllilfil; l n alloyed w"

Tet them out in the genera withdrawal from all Russia hinted at bv Bcrl n military spokes- Inen would represent a greater staff roblein hon the futile Nazi at- tein t. to relieve the trap army be ore Stalllllrad a year agﬂ.

rec main em

That leaves onl; tho central rail network in the Dnieper bend even reasonably aafa from n ‘ a e ‘ ‘ ‘ of and the kirovugrori-oiviopoi rauways which

two lines. the Smell-Odessa cross south of Smala Nari expectation at any moment of a new attack from the south a- tlie lower Dnieper. aided by the freezing of the river. is indicated an justified. A Red army surge to Nlliolaev on the lower Bug to match the drive south from Zhukov toward the upper Bug would impcrll all enemy troops east. of that river. It could result in n supreme militarv dis- aster for the foe in the east on the eve of a west front Allied invasion.

5th Army Pllowsl Aheailn Italy l

Labor Building At Quebec ls Gutted

Jan. '1 _ (C?) - Al

ALGIERS Jan 'I—tA.P) —.Bl'lt- lsh and American troops fought their ivay methodically throng the maze of Nazi defences guard- lli’ the communication; centre of

Lyman “interpreted rather than merely the letter of the law."

"Sir Lyman retires from the of- fice of chief Justice with the know- ledge that no member of the ju- diciary of Canada has a finer rec- ord of service, or has possessed more completely the esteem of the bench and the bar of our country. o the confidence and regard of its clltlzcns."

4 AN EAST COAST CANADIAN PORT. Jan. '1 - (OP) ~~ Army. Navy and Air Force personnel. most of whom spent Christmas Day aboard trains speeding to this ggrt from all parts of Canada to - ard rm Allied traitapurt. have gr. rived 1h Britain it was announced

The new chief justice ‘is $4. wmgm“ Before his appointment to the Mme up mrlreiy or . , the Bllvrerne Court 20 Wars e30. he draft included replacement; and 01' reinforcements for nearly

sneerit two years as a member t Quebec

every Superior Court. Also

branch of the Canadian Ami .

Branches Of Service Represented.

end of tho active front - pushed steadily northward frun Rnccs lTEvandro and captured '79 more prisoners for a two dsy bsg of

126.

The full striking power of the Allies had not yet been brought into play, as the tactical air forces had been hampered by bad weath- er since dive bombers supported the first day's advance. Ground progress likely will speed up when the skies Cl(\"il‘.

eral months ago. _

Other Army men inciuhed Lieu. tenants J. S. Smith, Peterbcrough. 0nt.. P. E. H. Brady. Ottawa, A. W, McKenns and Rosa Piers. of Grnnby. Quebec. who met each 0th- er in the ship's lounge for the first time in i2 years, Phil shaughnessy of Montreal. son of President Prank Shaughnassy of the International Baseball League, Maurice Lavoie. Montreal concert pianist, and Terry Rea-rdon. Winnipeg. former Mon. trosl Hockey lucogue player.

Find Death Of Nancy McCunn Was Accidental

30 Jap Barges Sunk 0r Damaged

Break lhrough Nazis Along BS-Mile Front

By JAMES M. LONG

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. New Guinea. Jan. B -—(Ssturday) -(A PJ-Ailled simian hunting down Jipﬂflcse troop and supply barges in the south and southwest Pacific have sunk or damaged. 30 of the ‘IF-Weld. killing or wounding 100 of

Ii po on arteries wl n the Dnie bend remain the enemy-

n German hands but two of than: are as much B lgle-‘llltlilllﬂl aa la The widespread arm-Lu on the l-oNDONr Jan- 7 —-

tha vltal doom-Warsaw north-south trunk line. Buaatan ure H did not indies‘: that this (AP) __ A new Russian

Zhukov. approa tely d0 lnllea due south of lyelaya Taerkov, brought tr io. upon "Mitch the enemy . .

that column within 20 niilea of the Cherkaai-Vapaiarka east-wen feeder depends almost gxcliigiygly 1°, qffenswe m {I15 Qentral

for tho onem troops in the bend. Leas tlnn 200 miles farther sou h, reinforcing and 8099MB: llls de- .

‘Rad forces poﬂgnonttlhlenlllcworf xnkcgf the gale‘; Dérileper o posrte fence areas, had increased of me Ukraine l1 3. S bTOkQn eraon are n es o e criiaai- o v- cs5; ral con- but rather thit Condltlong; »' ‘

nun“, have mm Iavomle no“ through f l v e German

‘ for allied fumes to hunt, them dc-wn instead 1' traz-i-YIK the attacks on rt-lrig points.

divisions on a 62-mile front, has surrounded

‘w -- the Dnieper bend strong- Inventor Of Jet thud of Kirovograd and

Engine Promoted ‘is nearing a line with

non, Jail. v -(CPi_Gr0ilDith9 unchecked northern

DON C t. Fr Whitt , 30g _ 1d - - - giiailgfflwrigllﬁlle Jet ligrﬁnuiggolrlialerlls-il Ukllalllla" dlllve-zélallillll igir rcra.t aywas: ' ‘ |e3 pxlgmgllcd mean ing Ccrrinandcr now ls m miside Poland.

in the RVAJ‘. _ Wliittles rank of Group Captain. The new offenswe by Ivan S. Konev's 2nd

is a, temporary one and the pro-

motion elevated him from squadron , Gem Ukrainian army began iJan. 5 and sent perhaps

Leader which was his former per- retreat-

0 bﬂrse sta

manent rank.

Announcement that the new type craft was being maiiufertured for allied use was made siuiultaricouslyijspoo Germans

h ygsterday in London and Washinijing in disorder. abam

Whittle was it years developing his idea. His first engine rsri suc- cessfully in 1931.

l a a a ldonmg th ei r military - equipment and supplies. l,said the Moscow mid- inspection Provided “light °°'“'“""'""° re; corded by the Sovie For Rabbit Meat Rad" M°""‘°'- This‘ new drive W3‘: l~ss thanorff ii ti»; sou EUJIL-ASL D " i IlIllOSSQlICSlG great offenzivc arc o! OTTAWA, Jan. '1 - for) -in-. tho lst liintralnlzm Army under spectiori of domestic rabbit meat Geri. ‘Miliolai tvgitutiii. Tgicthtg»: processed for food and intended of the trio. S-re in‘!!! mvr “nub foe- inter-provincial shipment or ex- 300 mllesyromKr-o WYSt wlzmna portls provided for under an a- QBST- lelwleiid afgalgadllﬂid Amv mencrnent to meat inspection regur advance lllsl C _ . V] d ; latiozz. announced today. lmlls °ll llllﬂlflllllﬁ gglufljléve 855;; The order brings rabbit slaught- {(13%}? $311155: stout-r a’. "km: er’ packing and mark“: ma" m: linking with a long l established lame lnllleclmn "alumna u Russian bridgehead south of Pere~ thnose cog-Bring cdarcsssletsh of cattle, yum, s ne. s ecp an po r. , ' . . _ _~ _ n l Rabbit. meat is not rationed andlMgélgllél a?\f1nl.,_";n bﬁlggrlfétlhll... for this reason consumption lias.capt_ Ludwig Serumw. Said W” tended to increase. officials said. no“. appears as i; nru-_u._;n~5 m; wing has made content Wilh lllllil of Gen. KOllEV" Arlmv gistlilvarci and uihward o1 Be ay. ser 0v.’ if slit? two armies hall rot al-

iioniments 0n “Rocket” Plane

NEW YORK. Jan. ‘I —iAPl .- Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker ssid to, day that "if ‘iic war lost: another five years" the new British-Amer» ican Jet-propelled airplane will change the whole course of civil- iaatzcn with redirect to trans-port-

ation and trsv ~

"As far as progress is concern- ed." the First Great War ace said. “it has brought us 50 years farther than we would have been had the war not occurred. There is no question about its prospect-i

— tContinued on Page 9. Col 7)

15,000 American (iigarets Seized

QUEBEC. Jan. 7 — iCP\ About 15.000 American cigarcta have been seized a few days ago l in s village near the border of the

state of Maine. it was announced .' at Royal Canadian Mounted Police Iheadquarters here today.

A still was. also seized at snuit

lsh 0th Army with which the Ca- During m“; ye", as m, 5m. b0 d w“ ma“ m‘... cam nigh“ l" divide“ 1H “ - iior Pdime Judge. he has been sh- ldifil Naval‘ Executive ‘sells: Of. Anionurecnir. men were Wsr- and possibilities. m. Mo“... 0.. t... W... Sn... .l".l>°‘l".°ﬂ °n the front w Lymarrs closest collaborator. sir ficers loaned io the Rbyll Navy. rant. officer J. x. stalk of Mon. Rickenbacker said while the o, m, s. Lgwrence River in on... Yﬁstefdﬂy as Lyman frequently held whispered They were under the command of treal; J‘. M. ‘Krill. Ottawa: c. MQIlTR-EAL- Jill 7 r-(QP) — Pllll! is an outstanding contrlbut~ rev,“ counm 3111x113. iihhrpqvihn winter weather limited activity on consultations with his coilea ue on r. E '. shenswn f ot- Ho n and H. Gordaine of prime Coroner Richard Duckett tocay de- inn to aviation. he doubted that it 8 Lt. Cmd . M’ e 0 Kl tars added,

both sides to patrolling. Whenever the bench over points of law town, J-Jdwarri Island. Gland accidental ‘he death o; would become a great factor in ___ ___,._...._

possible the troops are taking shel- raised by the counsel arguing be- They included Lieutenants Larry LAO Cory Kiiveri. formerly n Nancy MBCHM. Zil-YEBP-‘llil dBnt- Winning the war because its derel. ‘___, _

tew in houses or. more often the fore them or court procedure. 031g Edmonton; J, '1', sharp, photographer with the Winnipeg ai assistant from Fredericton, onment presume too many pro- ;

remains of houses. Snow fell yes- Mr. Justice Rinfret is lea volu- Duncan, 3.0.; G. Finlay. Mon.‘ Free Press, was included in the whose body was found in the of- tiems. and he thought ma war ANY MAN

terday but the wind blew it away liable than Sir Lyman and speaks trcai; H31), Bulmcr. Calgary; B. ‘draft. [flee of Dr. A. Gerald Kacey after ‘would lfe over before these problems W

almost as quickly. slowly and deliberately. He is eq- '1'. FltzPati-lck, victor-in; J. M. n‘? .an explosion had wrecked the sixth -_ W"? Wlvtd- l'l F

5..., vq-Th ti2l.l‘.i‘5“‘ir.‘“..%‘;§2f£..:“°‘ .12 he: iusesi..rr.srsz;r=""n~ .. . .. t§s:::..:; “M” - or on so

1 lo en eat s noted for their clar I,‘ and con- Lieut. Doull. a son of Mr Jus. l‘ The verdict. followed by two days: PRODUCE?! Rl-lcollll ‘rﬂE UNINC, Dﬂl y In France ciseness. tice John Douli of the Nova sco- the report of a fire commissioners . NEW YORK J 7 ‘Am Th \ _ ---——-- -'.ie. supreme Court, had been home ‘court report which said Miss Mc- wmwd sum — ‘$194.’. l" ("HER BERN]; an 1_(AP)__P‘-ench| BIRMINGHAM, En land -(OP) on leavo after l years in the East. Cunn died _of carbon monoxide m I new Drodwﬂmlllllnwrlmlal t" the ﬁpLtrs m, “h”, u,‘ mo perm“, Herbert Wilitson. irniinghams crn war theatre. 10mm" “n 7 _(OP> 4U. gisonin ‘while working alone in ‘mum. oonmuuw y," by tun.“ chm,“ w.‘ ("mun m"; oiuestbgractbisiing s-olicitgr grid fonh- A former ‘Vancouver alderman one o! the-h-ew hrttlsh ‘ebpropeh . Raceys laboratory ,1“: 0m 3372.598 w” o, m‘ CLQUDQ mo; .~.=-~..=~» or “cg-er; is L "* ~ h" '~ “" "" "~. h.- ....Eé‘°..§i'°..,§t2i'.§‘.i“i%2§’;.. ‘.222? leeward tree‘ | ' ' ‘ l '\‘9 8V 8 C0 ‘Tribune Do Geneva d today litolltltal ﬂfiwfldnvﬂ t0 Prim» "l ‘ml a gglldon are!’ ll“ an llxllellknelltlil} '11 watchman carrylnii a iishted neggly 3.000.000 tons thxe reviorirll These iiciude SWANSEA. Wales — (OP) - as e, member the A.M.G., the B "l"? 99°99 n" ° °l’ l lb cigaret opened the door of the of- peak output of B0.019.02l in

numud gnbo e, bum fighting, Swansea council voted 23-60 to Allied Military Governing body “t. thlﬂklﬂl that I htﬂvy bum n“ m mung... a 5m,“ o; Bu‘ @941 3

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