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1r 11 shook the Knut Posse . 51.11 311:1‘, another expkslcnl 1- 11 n flrc in tho southeast sac-l '11» cfly. j

' .' cleared restaurants‘ . lcl scd gatherings. 'll.v only casualifs from H16 earl-E

lrr 11111 l bfimbarrinlent were two’

1w 1:1 and a glrl who were 1

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. whose famous castle built’ l\‘.l5 the centre of the sprwd . . unity in the Karclian area,

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INGFORS, Finland, Dcrl, .. sh military sources-l lolliclli claimed their troops had‘, l the war inlo Russian least in one‘ of Lieksa —wcrc on Russian soil. tatcmcilt also announq unis‘: coastal batteries Jlrilrd the Zlidlflil-ton Russian, ..l".'r~h|'p Marat, l 11n- Finns described minor-I “ "lcs on several fronts whilc.

. from Viipuri iViborg)‘

1| 'l ln-perc indicated six Hus-l .~i.lll warplanes had been simt dnull in Christmas Day raids.

‘biliary sources said thr- l-‘(n- ni 11 troops in lilo Licksll. .<\‘(‘~‘ for 1;.:ll drLl-n across the iron-i lirl‘ anti were wllilin 75 nlilefl n1 1h.- ‘klurnlask l‘.'\ii\v:l._v, over w i ll Rod Army troops in ihc norilvrll sectors must receive, llnll- supplies.

i. of lhc Finns lnlddcd in! c l l. lnbllrooi shill l'~. l.

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'l‘1111€c Iona Hall Wcdlwfitlpl’ -Prcsident Roosevelt's llNl-‘lloll W Province of Quebec. His l ' . 14-71’. fllllld B P9150111“ Ygplilwfllllrlllllle 3° "or late Lawrence-h John beCanréon -----_ ' lilo Vatican to ai in common was n judge of 1 e Que c u- _‘ Illllce. box sccful York Hull peace moves evok:d widespread BP- perior Court. A brother. Mr. Jus- l- Dcc. 20. Proceeds in aid provnl in the United states lo- tice Lucien Cannon. now of the #1 k. Good music‘. L-79. dflffldfilllh0klflfl" aifcw‘, qlllagteflsectzlég- Quglgeg copy-gag) Klngée Bcnfh, L; ‘ -——-—— ' so 1c agn ns roa cnn - a ormer rney- nem o l l burden Rink opening skate incl. io formal diplomatic relation- Canada, ,"--~‘11. 8 to l0. Pcriwt l'.'€_ ))."i'- shim. 25 (AP) Born at Artlhobasknville. Que- 11111-‘10. everybody c0 c. Ad- (JUPENIIAFEN. Dec. — lll‘ -< ll l5 cents. m L- ' Tile nnvspapf-r Stoclalobfmzlrllrltllffi Seminary and Laval University/agile] _ v reported lmillrlll "l"! $0 I l! was admitted to the Bu: n 90 C concert. Haoybrook Baptist lclivrm had been cancelled by tho and practised in Quebec City. He M ch. Wednesday 8 p. m. Siiul Norwegian army an the result of was made a King's Counsel in 1920. “Nlllil- L46 pl-l-“sicnt rumors [he German rlect A; s young man he entered ., —*-—— was about to make a Norlll Sol politics by way of the Quebec City .|. We buy 50058 811d duck lfllllll- expedition. Council on which he served from k c201 mixe . Henry MlwFalwll-HB AI-IIERSHOT. England. Dec. 25 190a to i916. In the lnfln your ' L'2°4'12‘7'll~ --rCP cnblcl Christmas he was elected in tthe Proylncinl . "'""~.—' l l _ lo Calla 8'8 men n a legislature for Que cc Ccllrc as Bfllyégmas “W, and llzlllalvlhc warmth of a full-hearted a Liberal. He was rc-elcclcd by malkl-l. pyicesy hang c'.,fl“ys‘§.§,‘°lg English welcome to the visitor far acclamation in I919 and served a Co. 1M, ' Ldublzdafg. from homo. But even the friendly term as Baionnler General of the .____ " brandy 1111mm: on nfum nuddlns Bar of the Province in r924.

.. - U bhow and Danie. Cardigan l-Inll h lllllhcl- 27th. Webster's Orchestra.

11111 flue. followam flight. L-3l-12-23-26.

worn Hull. Bil-lgo and Dante -- -1v night, December QTiil.

11-495-12-18-21-26. cilnseci bv sufillarillr." The dis-

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d "ll-‘lllrc Milivicw Hail llic brief tatllnenl of its uliszhi -1.\ ucc. 28th. Women's Ilfiliiill.

MacKny Radio reported intercept- ln~ n u-lrz-‘crs mrlssaao at 2.21 p.m. 118T today from he British steam- ship Dixcovl- sari"! it. was "beinf!

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Pope Pius Leads Catholicism_ In Peace Prayers

VATICAN CITY, Dec_ 25——(AP) -l°ope Plus led Catholicism in prayer today, am: offering o has- is for peace in a Christmas address ln which he asaaiicd the inhuman- lly of Will‘.

The Pope celebrated mass at nlldnlghf m the intimacy of his private chapel and again said 111535 on arising early for a quiet Christ- mas wlfch he arranged to spend Wllillll h.s apartments. listening to u program of Christmas music broadcast by the Vatican City radio station.

Hrs program for a “juot and hon- arable peace.‘ which he proposed in all acirirc~s to 25 cardinals yester- day, contained five points. He ex- p: srcl bcLei that when the "rc- caslon prcscnls itself“ all “sane slatesmcn“ would consider them.

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I. Guarantee every nation. large r11‘ sllmll. the right lo life and in- (iFpPIIfTCIICC.

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3. Make cffecrvc international organization: created lo solve the world's problems peacefully.

4. Fulfill "the ne"ds and just de- mands of nallors, peoples and 91h. nirnl llllIlPl'iil9°.."

5. Provide observance by slaps. men and pee-pies of Chrzsian prin- clplcm

1P "111" lnc=1 0'.Clll“l\i“l'_\' senti- ments of hllnlanftv." the Pope de-’ eiared they "rry for vengranoe be. fcrc God."

"As if seem. that the word has’ forgollcn Christ's mfssage for peace

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lion. John A. CmmlillPllv ""1"" cwiaie, mlnlilcr without portfolio of illc Provincial Government wm 'l“§)flllitl‘il to the Fisherman's wan ffnard in the fiovince to‘ [iii iilc Vi“.‘Z\I\"Y on the hoard caused hy tllc (lentil of Mr. H. ll.

nllllltiilip oi llon. H. ll. Cox.

News Briefs

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did not dispel a touch of‘ loneliness for lhe folks icfi behind.

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In 1927 he judge of the Quebec Court of Ap- peals and in 1930 he came to O1- tawa as a Judlle of the Supreme Court of Cazladc.

On the Svorcmc Court B"l\(‘ll his thorolvlh kuowiedze of flu- Civil few of the Province of mode him n valued membvr and . before his fatal The ship is n 31190-1011 craft, op- many of the judgments on Quebec cases.

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for tile post few years he was able to attend most. of the sessions of the court until a few months azo. In recent weeks he was confined to his home. Mr. Justice Cannon was a. mem- ber of a famiy long prominent in ‘Mal and political spheres in th father,

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HALIFAX. Doc. 23 ~tCPl -Af- Ler entering a denzal of any inlem la do harm to Canada's wartime cause. Allan Ftndlal’. young unfvcr- , i.v lecturcn trailed tonight the mcztsiraies decision in his lrlal on a charyc of conveying information out. of Canada.

In n long Pcl-SiOn on the witnem wfiflllfi iCfliY. the ZS-ycar-clzl Fluid- , nl on m can-

mfovlnaiion prvallclcial lo 1o in an 001.29 icitor 10 his fian- ill Denmark some of the coll-

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111m . .111 was lliilTCtlh-A‘. | "1 “.1111, lu make lhc point that I

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4 l 1- Li. lrllrr could be canker- ‘hsfqllflslnyrafgrclnvl parked (‘light-ll l lho sludlous-altnearlllg Chrisinlas parcel he urns iakllg 1.0 ‘ h.‘Cigfiywxulfirfgting}-. "o CllfifiCltPtilVfli. u ‘ " _ ‘ f‘ " . .Mgume'l PCP” mm hefmpnpd ‘thQnlgx-olllgblrsxilfwgc0231255 .3113? his car apri slrpliod olll on 1h." l fwqyaw n‘ 11x45 rfcrfjed high ' y m, the pnill of 0110mm‘ ‘ ‘ on “"111 Thgpgd;]_v_ Findlay. a plT. lllg my the sanlc r1 if‘ y. rcilhkay \._ m u 9.1 to lo l

. lillatinn he freeil‘ , Lu M ss Bodil Kie- iltdi formed the bris- of the Cl‘cl.'.‘ll‘s case under the "ave or Crlllfriq fflfllififlflfl’. Enid an c tllllzll: of the num- eol1L-cll.l'-.l1cd ilcre. 1 on on ,i.hc sailing dale Ol ‘ first colltillgcd, of 01er- and mentioned an a r- Sonle 01 11:11 00.111; \\0l'L' d \\liil a skc ch. said he prcluously had .11 AKJHCS Lo help com-Ell H1- . .' .l.ng ln other letrcrs 1,0 the lrl. ; ..l he wrote Lvluce a week. h‘. ..l v.u.; g n; i0 come hc.e if W111‘ 1 no, f; okcn 011i. and he warned .1‘ A/llwtillflg of IIHLIHX ..lo previous clay a llihfli of- .c .i.e:l the dagrraln “could ..l l. 1 lhe safely of the stall: if ..ll ..."l1..-.l:erl by maul l0 a coullll) . ; oll G0rmall_\'.") :;l the lliltllmflliOIi oll l.‘ 11ml lnrport in i115 11.01‘ w .lnlllon kll0\\-1:.J,'<-‘-" llu llllll‘

5P0"! "l Slllrli- ll- w“ lam“ OTTAWA- m“ 25""CP‘ "_ Y“? lo lllcl‘ out lile llalllcs o I i. ' lit Hon Mr Cllmnbcll Ti1<li"9L‘i\\'l"llf‘ Arlhur Dumoulln ‘“ ‘f w‘ - 1 d H . .1:- n: - - - 1 _- r 1‘ q‘ ‘ ,_ l)“ ‘.1111, no la for ff"il'("-‘f‘"l.1 the f"iil'ff'l district of “llllhn 0i ihc Sulrrln" C2111‘. n‘. ‘Mcruhf (m we “Oom- smnn; “no, . lflrlu’; as Assemblyman. He. will (“nada riled today at the age of, N. 51d. had been broadcast D14?- act on 1'1‘ Board lmdor the chair‘ d2. '. llziy ln a rarLo address by Hon.

vlnscnt Ma scy. Canadian lush l; :illllll.SSlOl\€l' to the United Kind- UCIII.

bllndlay told of’ various trips l° the European continent diiflfg the three _venr$ he spoilt at xford University ns Nova Scone. Rhodes 3111101211‘. He had no arircular inner- csi 1n European pol llcal develop- lnenis, he sold. but he ffillowed them as n student.

He told of’ sending n cable to his fiancee Just, after h arrest“ will! ill s month. 1t said only: Happy birlhday. Love." He said he had sent no cables to anyone eLse.

knowledge of guns. he said: "1 know next lo

Cross wmunincd on his nztninl; nboul us, anti-aircraft or

the Judge was educated at Quebec. any other klndgPNeiLher he nor the

girl had ever taken lessons in gun- , nary or mapping.

War-25 Years l Ago, Today

folk-Severe weather stopped operations between Ruc- sinps and Turks in Asia Minor. Austrians lost ground in Galicin. Russians taking Krosnn and Jaslo

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SKIDS INTO LAKE - ANTIGONISH. N. S.. Dcc. 25 1GP) —-W1ll1am Mnlioy. 50-yenr-o1 lunlbcl- camp operator, was driving ll'1l‘f1l‘ i0 ix‘ wilh his fanlilv over (lhl-lsllnns Saturday. m: automobile skidded olf the highway and plung- mi llllo a lake. The body of Malloy was recovered.

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as these members of Gel-mm U-boat vge concerned. They're r vessel was destroyed by British man-o-wllr, “high "Swen "mum

Safer in I Trenches Than 0n Highways

NEW YORK. Dec_ 25—1AP)—'Yhe j loll of violent-deaths in the United

Sifiie: civrln: the Christmas holi-

day weekend included at least 45:) ; VJZIIIYIS lolrguli. a grim record l which indll-alcd 1t was safer yes- terday in the trenches of the west- cvn front than on the United filled highways.

Three hundred and seventeen lives vrere 10st in traffic arc GEMS. ‘- includinl 10 deaths in train acci- l dents. Reports from war zones at

the time carried little or no news ‘ 01f war casuallfem

Violent death cme to 43 persons in Illinois. fire oi whom died in Chr\ masilme slayings and flvc by 511101119. Cfllllflfflla reported 35 y aclidcntai dcalhs. and New York 32.

TTiilft’. wrre 28 deaths in Penn- gydvrlnia and 27 in Michigan. 1 Fires accounted for the loss of

33 llve=. and 15 persons ciicd of gun- 1 sir-rt wounds. S xieen per (ms chose _ CllrlSiJnflS time to take their own

lives.

i Tennessee and New MPxico each

) roporied a fatality by freezing. and ,

Connccfeut and Kan-as each re- . porbcd one death by exposure.

Only in Delaware and North Da- kota did Chrfstnlas collie and go without taking a life violently, re- ports indicated.

‘Little Breaks Christmas Quiet In Front Lines

PARIS. Dcc. 25-Frencil ont- lDflsls opened up against German

laatrcLs In the sector east of the |Mosclle River today breaking the “all quiet" expected to prevail

along the western iron .0111 Christmas,

I But as 25 years ago today. on the some front in the first C rist- mas of the First Great. War, there

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Wns little fighting. ‘Ivlllshls official communique said. “enemy patrols were re-

pulsed by our fire in bhe region east of the Moselle." The momfng communique said: “Nothing to report."

Unbroken calm reigned along the front throughout Christmas eve M1111‘ s day featured only by sev- eral routine patrol expeditions. Heavy fog shrouding the battle zones reduced air operations. The weather continued cold and the sky was filled with snow-laden clouds.

Several French reconnaissance 917.1165 went aloft under the pro- leclion of fast. pursuit ships. The German ail- force kept 1.0 the ground and no battles were re- ported.

It was a quiet Christmas for the German effectors-s massed in cou- cc-ntratlon zones back of thi- W195i.- wall and along the neighboring frontiers. No troop movements were reported.

Qnnors DEAD

KENTVILLE, N. S.. DN‘. % ~10- Pl -Rcgjllald Mcrctt, 21. was rm:- lng home Christmas Eve over a snow -covered cmllllry road i0 der- oraie the tree for his youn son. He

dead of a heart a tack.

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$5,100 Stolen From l Saint John Main Street Store.

SAINT JOHN, N. B., D90. 25~ (CP)-—'I'he main street. store of the l New Brunswick Liquor Canlrol l Board was burglarlzcu Salur..ay l 1118M 0r Sunday morning and $5.- ‘ I00 was stolen, police said IIOIIIgIIL. l No arrewts have been made. l

The burglar or buglars cut off I one side of a safe to gel al. lire J cash. representing the entire pro- ceeds of sales at the store ln 5.11,- ul'day's [ire-Christmas rush. The amount was the largest stolen 1n Salnl. John in the last 23 years,

The break occurred sometime a1- m the last member of the fitorcks staff departed at ten oclock Sat- f llldfly night. It was discovered about l 8 am. Sunday by police inspector. l

Entrance was made through c, '. third-floor window. where the safe- crackers left a ladder standing, An l elevator WHSVUSEG for descent to the f l :-f1oor office containing the 1 5811c.

Police learned that the ladder had been carried from a yard about three-quarters 0d a mile from the liquor store.

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‘if. S. Navy To Patrol With Flying Boats

(By Edwrad Bomar, A55o¢§g¢¢d Press Staff Writer) WASHINGTON, Deg g5_The binned Stairs navy has ordered a 19th 00512111. lorlg-rmlge, four. 111001 Lying boats m lmtrol i“ far flung‘ "line of observation" in lhe PllClllc and to reinforce the Roosevelt administration‘; hum. $Dl1€re defence pOlicies, Authoritative solute; 1003i’ that. possibly 5O rrafl. with a range of c000 mflcs were involved 010.669 order Just given fcrnia plant. The llargest single aircraft ‘navy history, wem to

reported or more more than in a $20.-

a Cali- contract. the purchase in p the Con- ldated Aircraft Corporation, San ' .10. Calif, Ill accord with the [dong-s policy dermis were with-

lc. .

The newest additions will mug- llnenl l5 other four-motor ships of the same general type order-ed last. year, and morg than 209 v tw -motor flying may; wrcady in service.

The too-motor patrol craft have been "ferried" nOII-stop r0 Hamil and Panama and have been term- cd bv foreign aviation expert; "m. Comllflfflllll” the most formidable overseas "Hiking force of m9 kind lll CXLQCl-Lt‘.

‘Filo llaly i185 been experiment. lour~lno1ol~ flying bouts .~.llcc lfl.-.'>. 1'11: ll(‘\\('.~L planes 0rd- ored lycllln about 30 1on5 each have a llS-foot wlllgspread and carry a crew of IllIlQ

Both army and navy are experi- menting meanwhile with still more glflrlt craft.

The army, seeking to extend the range and load capacity of its bombers. inf/ends to build five Planes nearly twice the size of ts present lf-ton. four-motored bombers. Apprfxomately $4.000.- 000 was included in pending bud- get estimates for craft to weigh about 35 tons and capable of non- 510p flights of well over 5.000 miles.

The newest ffl0d€i5 turned over to the air corps are cnpabie of top speeds of more than 300 miles an hour, and they can carry fivc ions of bombs each, aviation cir- cles undersiand. 1

To increase their range and powtlr still further, the air corps is helping finance experiments with l; 42-cylinder motor.

inning Found Dead

SYDNEY. N. S.. Dee. 25 —(CPl — Vincent MacNeil 31. was found dead of a skllll fracture on a waterfront

street Sunday. Auhhoritio sold il. was not known how he had received tho injury.

MacNcll was rm employee at s slccl plant here.

idelnbcrs of the victim's family

said llc lmd lcfl hOITII‘ snmrdoy n.‘- LPTilOOIl with about $60 in his

.nc\vcd struggle it shall find 1° ll believed that no liquor was us undaunted."

cigars TMAS “BY BOMBINGS 1W0 rcls ofcoul-age

To War/ind Home Fronts Is Theme

Tells World Hi-s-‘lseople Prepared For Great Sacrifices To Save Freedom Of Spirit.