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In the talk going the bout the comparativ tiic 3i t have been mor

' I Dilli ilEfC = it would be well to reme ' l smoking of ultimate le HEIS.

no;

That they are a str our; lirnvcn conclusively drowrcil a close decision

cleari- practice together as a u o 0 c

Since then C o a c h Squarebriggs has had out for a few practice se

their first a ally being lroiicd out. Yo and stamina the Colleg in abundance. and that

DPCDYBHCE.‘ 8

Collcgians. however. Pflfllcllifltc in a league

AUTO

great at this time of Iievcrtlicless you can bet

let any grass grow un feet.

nil

Enthused greatly by th lléfl‘ against, Pete Kelly's l c

nothing elsc. They may

that it wont be through

conditioning or the need

ing all they have iii ever . a

N. H. L. meetings which

as pro team president. Th him iiiio staying till ne Red knows permanent president. but his utmost for hockey. . - -

There were a lot of ru the stormy petrels were The reading of such st

always has

in" director. There was much difference. .

hen Dutton has given

e strength of two Air Force teams, thoughts he Collcgions among the fans 4 e or less forgotten is a combined squad that

A-NS. in the league opener. with

a frv: more breaks that night they ' woflti have sprung the first sur- f! of the league by scoring a

cut victory and that showing Cflnic after the team had only one

the flaws that were noticeable in

with their battling spirit in every

man stamps [hem as very definite

challengers for the ‘league title. n 0

aftai‘ the Christmas hoi day, pres- of examinations being

iom dollar that as far as sessions are concerned they won't

r only appearance. the Colle- sinns have now definitely trained their sights on the league cham- pionship and will be satisfied with

out in the end. but it/s a safe bet

pectrd to produce fireworks usually.‘ pursue a routine course. The sum: thing happened last Friday, sayl Ba: O‘Mearo of the Montreal ltI. . a t c

Red Dutlon left determinedwnni: now that forces are shaping which exclude him as a

of those kind who is willing to do

lng around about what a stormy session was coming up. Apparently

and all wound up exultant, over the increased attendance last Sear.

a mollifying effect. Lester Patrick stays in as manag-

ru.e amending that doesnt make

ix __

rounds a.-

mber when 5811c Win-

ong outfit- wlieii they to No. 2

nit.

Johnny his squad ssions and

re gradu- unh. speed inns have combined

will not ame until too year. but your bot- practice

der their

eir show-

scoring position. O

AnFLStS

‘Build Up Lead In First Two Periods To Defeat Navy Team By 7-3 Count

_

Paced by the fast skating, Dew and Labcrge No. 2 A.

Charlottetown airport last n

in the City Hockey League

N. S. hockey team from th

own rebound to lift the disc into| and filial counter. the cords.

| Richard of the Navy was chased

Shortly after the score. Jacobi to the cooler two minutes after was waved to the timers and wrl- ‘the start to lczivo the Tar-s short- the advantage in lllifllDOWfll‘ tiniitlcd, but matters were evened sent four and five-man fli..tlcl\§ilip when Jacobi of the winners into Air Force territory but. could; luincrl him in sinners’ avenue. The not complete their plays when in penalty bench was getting crowd- cri when Swant went off for inter-

fcrcncc leaving the winners two i911 short. but thc muld not take advantage of the rhortagc of manpower although

Bobby Dew. patrolling the in!‘ boards for the winners. paved ll. 0 way for the second Air Force Ho". at 7.57 when after skating through

team on

be beaten lack of for riv- y game.

3T9 l

ey tzvked xt June.

he is one

mors go-

moilified

ntements

the entire Navy team he roundcdWtiey did do everything else but the net and laid a perfect passout score. on Kellys stick. the latter just Still pressing as the final sec- deficcting thc disc into the wide onds began-ticking off. Navyyield- open cage. For the next five min-yeti the only coal of the period to utes the Navy hcmmcd the Air their opponents when Kelly broke Force team in with continuous away from the pack to go right in 851113 attacks but they could nrt and pick the open corner with a 86B the rubber into the net. Both beautiful angle shot. that had goal teams were using their bodies frr-e- labelled on it all the wiay. ly to spill players all over the ice. The lineups:- but it was Air Force. after weafh- lf.C.A.F.: Goal. Walker: defence. Bring the Nil/l‘ Oiwifliifilli. ‘hilt Sit-ant, Erico. Fribfinnson, Jacobi: came through with the fourth forwards. Dew. Kelly. Labzrge. goal of the llTThdr ma“ netting Horsburgh. Ashley, Patterson. V. the counter as l1? snrirrri a loose Kelly Pint)‘, Trizese, puck right in from ul tire cage to Nniy: Goal. O'Shca: defence. have the Navy goalie at his mercy. McAdam. Dairragh, Simpson, N.

Air Force stru"l-: rarlv again in McLeod; forwards. Thompson. A. the second session with Dcw and McLeod. Junoo. Lccky. Richard. Kelly, two thirds of iii: winners‘ Whitlock. Mcfiliiskev. dynamite trio, tcami‘ w - {he SUMMARY score. Kelly got o 1st Period his own blue lino; lacing to inc 1_R_C.A.F.. Labcrge (Kelly) 1.26 Navy liiic he skirted the defence 3_Nnvy’ Whmmk wacky, 33g and then slid a pass to Dew pa" 3_R.C.A.F.. Kcllv (Dew) 7.57 ed in front of thc crease. and i-lc 4_R‘C‘A_F_‘ pfnfl’ 1335 latter had no (lifllculty in limiting Penalty; Jgcgb] the hard-working Navy nctniznd- gm; ppm,“ er. Fribfinnson. a newcomer to 5_R,¢,,g,p_, Dew tKollyl 5,31 thc Air Force team, drew the sic- 5_Nav_v_ Lgqky (wl1itl0ek_ 0nd penalty of the game to have narrach) 4.15 the Airmen sliorthaiidcd again K0115, 5135 and while he was away doing his Dew (Labergc) 7,57 time Navy missed more scorrnq 1C5; Pflhflpnggn‘ swam, chances but came through wi'h a 3m paring

counter inst lwfore fie rcturncrl to l d

_ Fi-Navv. McAdam (Whltlock) 2.55 play. Whitlock. who had m 1902

l0—l'i..C.A.F.. Kcllv . Penalties: Richard. J a c o b i, Swant.

smooth passing trio of Kelly,

Navy Nam, Atlilone at. todays mass investiz-

rnr. Qriaaitoqfrizrowzv GUARDIAN” ‘

,ana

SKATE

e FOR HEALTH

iglit vaulted into first place when they defeated the squad

TONIGHT'S SKATE 1s FULL OF PLEASURE’ a

Lead

THE FORUM

By llelcn Banncrman

OTTAWA, Dec. l2 -— (C P) — Mrs. David E. Horncll of Toronto. today received from thc Govern- or General thc first Victoria Cross ever presented at an investlture in Canada.

Tall. blond and dressed in she stepped before the Earl

black. of

ure at Government House to re- ceive thc Empires highest aw- ard which her husband, the late Flt Lt David E. (Bud) Homell. won last June by sinking a U-boat in an engagement in which he himself was killed.

Many of the to decorations pre- sented were announced iii the King's last birthday honors. The award of others also was announ- ced previously.

Among those who mounted the dais bcfore the Governor-General were 47 widows, mothers and sisters of those who did not sur- vive to receive their decorations personally. High ranking officialc of the arniy, navy and air force were among thc others decorated.

The white, gold and crimson ballroom of Government House was filled with recipients of hon- ors and their relatives and friends when the Governor-General and Princess Alice entered accompan- ied by their aides.

The Princess wore the uniform of Honorary Commandant of the Women's Royal Canadian Naval Service and the Governor-General the uniform of a major-general-

The invcstiture was informal with most of those present in un- iform. Civilians wore business. suits and women afternoon dres-, ses. , _ , Among high-ranking army offi- cers to be decorated were Maj.- Gcn. J. P. McKenzie. Vancouver. former army inspector general and Mat-Gen. M A Pope, Qi- tawa. military-atlviser to Prime Minister King, both cf whom were made commanders of the Order of

i ToughU-‘ofihletes Ifo Get Out 0f

iii. s. Army Now i i

WASHINGTON, Dec. l2 — (AP) Athletes and other prominent persons now in the United States Army may have n. hard time sec- uring e discharge in the future. Criticism over the release from service of athletic stars. screen, and radio figures has been so great that tic-e war department has decided to tighten controls on their release. it was disclosed todavy. A pclicv has been put. inbo effect

mac-f

I ‘New dork (itVy-j .

a bit. of

which rcquircs that. all such cases hereafter shrill hr givtn special cx- amination by the war depart- ment. Heretofcrc. a commanding officer has had authority to approve thc discharge of anyone under his

JOHNNY (SKEW

be up 3;: \"_\‘"‘,u§ c0é1nmiintl_ idea of trill"! i0 permanen l War Department policy went president or at least one for five BOBBY into affect. v. 29 ‘ ~ s - s r gang: oirn Bolsbudtlrgfirtienisfrlbnfeqgdig n unfls - Wcltcrwcizm _“—_—"'_ clubs who may induce him to l“ n P, M- cliange his mind when June comes " n around again and eilicrybody l 630 Kc. ____ "mtkev is thinking BCIllg nurma NEW YORK, Dcc. 12-min- 111195- n Wclker Cochran, thc San lPranzvlsco ' {fl-Emil fifiiwfillt bills dtlie hnatltlinal ~ _ P ircc-eus on or c am im- .%l*e§fnflfgfimgiiigiiiiexldin ndghi ship tonight by defeating d2 end- 3.“ Lmcashl e have decided 0n lnyr titlcliolller Willie Hoppe of flan" bed no“ w ohm“ as much Vltilte Plains 50-44 in 3i innings. g J1’ gin t “me Cochran. undefeated in the 10- "igglelruglp Wm” '5 9° dgy lfillffléimfllll.‘ made the former .. _ .. ._ M _ —'—“’__" . viizxhiflonCrf. .l hard’: Rollo"! BPIIIII- him first Place money of $2.500. .

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the Bath. Si‘: incl werc__det:_ol*at d_as_c_on‘_i;

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The YUIINGEST PRO FESSIUN

VIRGINIA WEIDLER EDWARD ARNOLD JOHN CARROLL JEAN PORTER

GUEST STARS

LANA TURNER GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON ROBERT TAYLOR WILLIAM POWELL

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souius, THURSDAY a an.

MONTAQmE-IGTJRDAY 7:45 and 9:45

\

ling enthusiasts among the 96th 1n-

manders of the Order of the Brit- ish Empire. They were Mai-Gen. R. B. Gibson. Ottawa, vice-chief of staff; Air -Viee Marshal A. T N. Cowley. Toronto, air commanding No. 1 Command; Brig. G. P. Morrison Ottawa, deputy master-general of ordnance; Brig. M. Noel. Mon-t- real. vice adjutant-general; Brig. A. C. Spencer, London, Ono, vicr adlutant-general. and GroupOaut W. F. Hanna. Ottawa, director of joint plans at air force headquar- ters

Capt. H T. W Grant. R. C. N., of Halifax and Ottawareceived the Distinguished Service Order and three other D. S. O.‘s were presented to scrvicemerfs widows.

They included Mrs. . C Daughney of (351 Universit Ava)

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Fredericton, for the la a1. . H. Daughney, . f. C. Flt Lt. Paul E. Morin, Can-

adian vice-consul in New York. was present to receive his Disting- uished Flying Medal.

Cmdr. fsabel J. MacNeill. Wom- en's Royal Canadian Naval Ber- vicc of (102 Young Ave.) Halifax. stepped forward to be invested with thc Order of the British Em- pire (Military Division). Shc is the first and only woman in the

____ and its surroundings, the dispatch __ id, hi1 l’ i ' ‘if l" Cmidm‘ Navy u’ wmmmd a ff (OP) “ Th’ LONDON» Dec- 12 —- ‘A P) — ggbotaglnge mgigrigs ciillfxillgrsfiiicd ship ‘ M‘ C‘ s Conestoga my o ensue “mod at The Ja anese have started a mas-s Wrens‘ basic tfflinlnl 09m" I gfifltfittgdmif,“{°“‘*‘“§§"d‘§,,{“°"' evacuat on of non-essential ctv- m‘ ..r?1ds' m"- °“‘~ day a, om rmflftlf, ‘Albenll-‘hfig; ilians min bombed and blacked g tm-ned the Lamene Rive;- w a out Tokyo, the Berlin radio repor- TBIUDR torrent. Capture of Faenza. ted today. would unlock the" entire German ' There was no confirmation dir- Y dcflnce system behind the River. ectly from Tokyo but a broadcast Recent hcavv rains have raised from the Japanese Capital said - . Stage UVIII Derby §i‘5e.i‘“$°§&il€ éef°ffifi tiled??? iifiiiiiiily iipnffii°lliiiisfiii 953535.“ war“ 1mm PM“ t0 1° mile! ese time) inthe fourth appearance SPDRTING (um ___ . of the sky giants over Tokyo in In aid of Knight; of Co]. WITH U S mgcm ON °“'“'°"‘ ‘mm’ “.5 ddziman Transoccan dispatch umhus Recreation Centre LEYTE_ P ILIPwNm_ ‘ p m _ (Tuesdayr Ge; m! _ from Japan said 20,000 persons _ (CF-Router) - Neither lafeBclh nor mimd CQmfi‘ll1nlq,ii16%nhO'W£’éX.c°lln$- had bee" “dered 9° 1”" ‘he FRIDAY. DEC. loih mud nor fanatical Japanese soldiers "ill-ted flstlbllolimcn-t of a small 93mm mm!’-

can stein the American soldier from searching for diversion to break post-battle monotony. ;

vantage of a recent lulll

Taking od in the battle for Leyte. the sport-i

alo) Denby. and wagered heavilv on their fav- orites. "Sad Sack" wob tn on top. icing the first orize of 40

eso .

D"Tiikyo Rose". although heavily backcd to place Jailed to stiw the distance.

Hand To Hand Fighting Rages In Budapest

LONDON, DeG. 12 -- (A P) — Burning Budapest rocked under o‘ deluge of bombs and shells tonllhfll as Russian Storm T113095 br°k°' through its ring o! defence; andi fought the Germans with WW“ nets.

The violence of the attack and the gloomy tone of Gennun broad- casts indicated that the Hun!"- iim Capital's hours were numbered. There was no direct evidence u yet. that the Germans were abun- doning the city. which is under u- aault from three aides.

A war correspondent for the German Transaction Agency said that 50v t guns had been pimping shells i .0 the capitol for the lut 36 hours.

"They fall on hotel terraces. hou- ses nnrl squares and into the Don-

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I frolm H. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte in a game that bristled . _, TIES SCARVES MONEY BELTS "t action throughout all thr -' d n 0 ‘ What fans full ll . “l ~ 9e 119110 5- - vleilop into one o’: eiiif°litiiiitltdfii B111 although beaten by four goals the Navy loam rut OStOH rlllns 1p n . A u t Something h’ m“ “L f” 511;‘, Q21? tfigfiyunllstigikilgrigvfclhé-ii‘; up n much better battle than the score would seem to indi- n exec en ways. remember. Our Service Men when the Sumnierside Airmen tan- Cale‘ Times ‘Hthom "umber the!’ had their opponents on B 7-5 showing’ showing never was be‘. A

; S}e‘\vithr the team Air Force the defensive but poor marksmanship around the net g y tor. ' most useful

- a 'cr o , , - - . . ‘

g D . s r m ijo_2_iiiv.s. neie. fumed the“. chancm . Beautiful g,“

Y! In has been a good many years - ' I l shades ____-_-_

f Sim-e a gm, i d . 1 ,5. The winners jumped into a 3-1 BOSTON. Dec. l2 - (AP) — Af-. 8.86 _

v Mm Jed I018“? N7)? ‘:31 jg ad lfl the opening period alzerliwo srcatcliaiices. started a pass- tcr being deadlocked twice Boston; Penalty — MacDonald. in a" . any Iitle M Stake bu, me tact m“ the Navy had fought ironi behind mg nizi" inside the Air Force line Pruitt)? set oflf aflthree-goal ‘econ: s: o d Period COLLAR 8; Tm i dcspnc me strong silowlng of the. knot the count l-rill on . kylfl _ sswent to Darr-ngli. the lat- lggtvknfiéiaerériiarpgicfrilod‘ gvidgbl c n ‘

- Summsrside tram in their first llp~I whmocys gum‘ balmy-milk‘ “n” i m. ‘Hmnng It w mo.“ pmlked just iopen national hockey league clash‘ ii-Vew York. Watson 12:04 the HOLDER SETS

,’ pcarance when they [mew a verykinds alter he marl;- his Ilygt ,ip_tl?u[5idf the crease, who beat Wat. tonight berg)? a cmwd M. 9.500 atikqew York war-Wm; 15A,“) 3;-

-; W901i‘ blilflnvcd team against the penal“? on m? l” . ‘huh. .3 10.“! ‘MW l‘) "he Show Boston Garclcn Herbie Gain and’ 'l YEW Niki] boxed

t Niivy. more are still just as many Enjmlng a “"10 margin in Pliiviffmei “S “my?” mmed. almmd Kenncvsmith each tallied twice fori5-3oston. Climber (Jennings) 141- '

x fans who are of the opinion that U-‘rougho-ut‘ me middle cam“ me‘ n‘ wge‘ commumg me” “tuck i119 "BWTS- ‘5 Patterns-

i tile team led by Pete Kelly can ‘vfmmrs mfiffiosqd their lead r0 5.3 and encouraged by their goal. Navy The oft-beaten Rangers collected: c-New York. Thixrier (Golduo. An aways ""49 m9 meflillre of Flying Ofliggr “ml ‘hi? “"5 Elvin! their best RPPQFIYi-‘d i0 have lwliflllhtcd I0!" four goals. durinz the second uer-' Labrie) 17:0'I_ Priced cone-s squad‘ performance p5 the enmunm. m another goal as the red light flash- iord alter thev lost the services of ‘l-Boston. Mario (Cuoolo Clapper) . welcome m“

. . . thc thtird period] holding their op- gd but the inlay) had been “flllStlfd Wlllflftll‘ Waillv AlHllltlSl,_1é{llgCktl3tl1ihl(liH-|8—%I8Zl7Y _ Dem m (M n P ' _’ i In u r d l m v. poiicn s to a l-al score. °\\'ii sccon s cforc to nui fy the iconsc oils wi-en ic coi e w e-> 8W C_'&. BI B6130 ' ric __ _. them time Qfltljili “figcéigd dgoéirillggiiifiég smmgulened m“ mgm by m“... counter. _ _ iencciiian Jack Shewchuck deep ini gld) m. Lab ‘e Mario e r defence’ it is “Us wmefs opinion m“. players Nun,’ however. ‘fell Aii Forces first line. Cullllflg’ the Boston zone. ena es — r . . a summerside Should have me cdgewmlnls m m? withering Oflcnslves ‘ back on the ice after a rest. flllllTv Third Perl“ t . . u“ [he team representing the mcahof the first line of the Air Force lstruck quickly and sharply iu Suunmny ‘o l0 n . - 8mm" but n would,“ be my i“ team. Clicking with every move stioot two goals in the space of a 9_B°swn‘ Cuba“, (smith) 33g cidcd one by any means. and backcheckmg m“ ‘lends ‘he 1mm“ and 32 semnds‘ Ken? m“: First Period iii-Boston. Smith (Marlo) 9:26 i ~ - . first stringers of the ivinncrs ac- ted the first one as he stole ihe 11__New york war-rem; 15;55 I ,- N”; as smog“) working as me counted for_ siX of their team's @156 Off fl NBVY Play?!‘ H! CPYV-Ye-l-Bostoii. Smith. (Crawford) 4'29 l2-—Boston. Cain (Cowley) 18118. A -,. suinniei-side team. nor as fast on Counters. with Pfuff getting the 1°C- §1<1Fi9d thodflfahcc i0 blaze i1 '2——Bost0n, Cain iCowley. Jcizningsi Penalties - None. ‘ v me blades_ nevertheless Na 2 A_ other one. the final counter of me backhand drive into the cords.| .. . _ .. . . -—-— ‘ if '_ ‘SOX Nib‘. play a tenacious, doused brand Sig‘, pfirjgg‘ 52ft Ke“*',,,“°g“°‘ ilijigwalilarildinlsdiixdbertglfeista"edlia "rahssf i ' B H W K BRACES & BELTS g gam thtlat 0 e ners w l ew e rown ne a ry this ygar flhuvg bigiregndfrfifligl‘: accounting for two and Laberge carried them right through the y a hi)’ Gods and To MATCH as or the My. ‘htrfitlmi. .. . .. ... is?"z;s..r"szr"*i..tcmW i . "w" ergo, new 11m, who usually d0 oc , cc y an c .3fil‘ 1 ‘ v i iug ic co s on - i - S. , much f m, n, _1 k were the mnrlrsnrn" lay m! Nflvyflsabergcs pass. . ] B IZGB up l0 l2. Prlfltd from - ' __ other tgios cflizgkuiiikgeltzgilcs telillel team in tlIQir determined but iin- . or“ ‘W15 no more scoring fillr- o g ' m the new Glastex ' the mm. and so determined are successful bid to halt tlic Airmen. mg thclieriod. swant was chased l0 m Ihvi‘ iii-l! it is a difficult Ynatier Em‘ Yvflflls opened out at too to the timers and Navy again sent __._ V -—— c I Per _. 1,, bu.“ through me “ma, db speed and boitrgoalics were tested four man attacks u!) the ice, but flAM1LTQN_ one‘ pa; 1g ._ The following bowlers are being . set I figs (one; hi the first miiiiiie of play, with although they hemmed thc Air (CP) - Walter C. McMullcn, 62. asked to meet at the Brighton lfl Cashmere 01‘ Pure W130i """ . t . Kelly suddenly starting the play Force team inside their blueline second eldest spQfLs writer in Horseshoe Club next-Tuesday eve- swmd guessing We would say that gave his {cam 1r 14y 19nd yr they could not sag the twinos. Air caisson in point of service and ning, (Dec. 19) at 8.30: m“ Hus is me type or hacks 1.2a of the period. Breaking awayyForcc vcryhcarly had goal rium- veteran sports editor of the Ham- A. l/lartin, L. Phillips. B. Mur- “'_ l? mg wcflls Wm may Thursday ivell [nsjdp n15 mm 51.19pm. “e hci" sevrn lll the ‘final minute of ilton spectator, died suddenly at 19y. J. MCCOuIt, F‘. Dalziel. J. Con- F ° 0 , nigh; we may be an wrong m sent Laberge into the elenr with nithe session but OShea came out his home here late today. ,riolly. M. Crockett, W. Evans and that assertion zoo. with Ne, g A)‘; 1on8 f01'\\'a_rd puss as he reached-Of i115 iifl if) Oliigucss Dew. who Next, to J. P. Fitzgerald. sports; Joey MacDonald. s p g s. gains; our a, M; thmme an he the Navy lined and itietrast skst- hag broken ii-icliittlin onl top ltiim. iidiior of iillenToronlo Telegrami hei AlThcy wing bowll a‘: thedligéy Name I 7 .. . ivay i - l7 r t k .,_ ng cen re ma e no mis a e as no at’ cairec 2e pay rgi .0 iad been wr ing sport longer‘ ‘H21 eys a o‘c oc an ey are w d da A“ D i‘ away lira?‘ i115; Ugpogefltg-he Hill! fired a low drive from O‘Shr~..s | the AirForce team all through the any other sports writer in the ‘Do-i asked to be at the Brighton l-forsc- e e e y s ay, - e . - . ‘ doorstep that, the Navy goalie last twenty mlniitcs of play. but nrinion, slice Club not later than 8.30. , Bu. “qnchcvcr wpe of game the didnt have a chance on. ‘the best they could do was earn .__A --.-_»- . .--@ .=-_ ,. L “m” H5O” we, and they, no eglgtillitillg rigthtt backHNaitvy )l{l1t0L-.fil%'31ti1 drtawitfor their eligortg de- . ‘ 11011111. Hbvliii it. have already m; . e coun wo miiu es a er. SP a 1e ac ia or e et er F t V € P d i . $53.3“; tti.':...*>t:"..:‘ assists tapas; a." 2.2.2": 44:: 1Y8 - - r688" t? - i 5 rqugiw Closely on“. t d ff‘ I] ice with Lecky. As he raced over Navy gauging tactics bore results I 4| l ‘ through the sixiy mineiite: of rliigy the line he took thc iaLtcFSJi-‘issi two minutes and 55 seconds after ‘ BETTER MEIWS WEAR" t and this “The, Wm be van, sup n, g0 right 1n, walker n, inn Air thc sun-t when McAdam. hard 143 Gt. George Si. T 1e h . F115.“ indeed if the brearki ‘m me Forceb igetsvhitnatiltg: a dspctcttaciilagi ililorkingwlbllfiviyk dBTCIICGIIQBTg, txook ' a‘ e P 0M 1230 i 011g um l t r 1 save u, l 0c ma e e re cr .v_ 1 oc ‘s passou o ram . ‘n m: unflgai? ogtggmaé_ M“ pa“ light blink as he gathered in tiisi thc disc home for his team's third gigz%% . . .

Big Allied Ti; Assault Continues

Canadian Legion Monthly Meeting

The December mggfln will be held ln the Lcgln December 14th at 8 p.

l’ of the Charlottetown Branch n Home, this Thursday evening, m. A! decided by motion at our

LONDON. Dec. 12 -— (GP) -- The Allied air assault on Germany con-i tinned mund the clock today and to-

night with R. A. F. bombers strik-

ing tonight at two Ruhr cities af-| ter massive daylight, blows by Alliedi heavyweights flying from both Brit-

ain and Italy. A force of 600 R. A. F. Lancas- ters and Halifaxes after dark blasted thc Brest armament centre of Essen and squadrons of Mosquito; bombed Osnabruck. another steel centre of

tn, Ruhr. rum Bring aiii Evflflllfiiifln Drive n Standstill ltlf Tokyo

IRA M. BROWN, Branch Secretary

12-13-21.

FOREIGN WORKERS IN RIOT

GENEVA. Dec. l2 ~ (OP-An- ctai — Agitation is growing among the thousands of foreign u-oiiim in Germany, the newspaper ‘hi- bune de Genevc reported today il'l a dispatch from Basel. Serious riots have broken out in Stuttgart

AT 8:30 P. M. Usual Prizes ADMISSION Iiilf

Come and Brim.’ Ym" Friends

bridgehead on the west the Lamond River i sector where the C is operating. it that report is true. the Canadians’ achievement in crossing the flooded. 50-foot. wide stream, heavily defended by the Germans. is all the more remark-

(Thcre was no Allied confir-

mation of the enemv claim an

there were no dispatches Monday‘

or Tuesday from that front. nos- Allied security mea- laviiia

sibly indicating

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The dispatch added that meas- ures were "progressing according n" for evacuation of Tokyo. which is being rocked by Saipan- based Supcrfortresses.

F‘ st to go were the aged and infirm. children, and expectant mothers. Berlin said. There was no indication whether Emperor l-lirohito and his household would flee to safer quarters, or whether

L were PM" ‘ ‘ ‘ in plans for a meeting of the Jap- anese Diet in Tokyo Dec. 24.

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