The Peop e’s Paper

§¢4 Army Contigugsjlio “Storm estward At Fast Pace.

" Nazis Lose Army Stores-

. . v v By Kirke L. Sirnpso Associated Pr In The first snows of a moremtaerible winter f: have

' Championships At Fox Show Decided

in toplld the male mm section. I... K. Loc

u ema e ex s an . ﬁllet i? extrahliahtz: ‘lﬁéldgl ' “l m“ m .l.fl°“o°°r..if.l.’.i°l’e..;“.tohi.k'.ﬁi‘éii MM- wwo- a w» <==---- wlaf: atfagmgh, ‘ “gkéwlidut?” hrly snows in the critical

" - "n" °“ ‘l “m'weltafthol)nle rholdsaterriblemenacf allNlf t fgxmnm 5'11"‘ .,'§_§me in“, W moan-Morass“ srloevzhupntlllsat page... arr-we”. dildo-ref}. n$§Se'r‘,"'ei.'ove ‘o ll 0 a eper the Russian-broken ‘Nazi sei e ring s~ bout Lenlngraihkltussits greatest ally, winter, only now l. dep Qyln‘ his

petition throughout

extra llsht silvsrod

hotly contacted. u- “ ‘I °'°"' classiﬁcation. HG. the adult section

Humphrew and Ernest

ded male pub and fe-

clones. nships lo standard silvers were of spec illan

d KACV U0 within zmwﬁitk "u “mam” forces for attac ' TIIQIQ ll “NI! ﬂMlM “llb "l6 “I81 skirmishes f “l 1943 R I ll Qgnmwl“, Pgelngm‘ winter offensive are in progress there now. and destiged t: swell 50:58];- to a new and mighty effort to clear all northwestern Russia of the l

of Novel Junction iii the lower Lovat

and native ability as a foxman to maloo h There is an impre

Moscow said to hon

of th

fell to the continuous Russian oi- Em iensive which broke across the 'I‘et- ma”; f" GNV Ill/til‘ ill l!!! 807m 5nd illﬂlﬁd triangle, now expanded into an encirolement threat Blllnst Vitebslr and

‘ push w"... Polotsk, ' key to the Vitebslr line north of the Dnieper, Russian oper-

exirsordinsry. The

to Komarovka in the central sec- a . Komarovka. northeast oi anchor of the enemy Zhitomir. also is 4B miles south- ations along the northern front have been on a. minor scale for months. east oi Korosten, another rail ccn- Yet all local thrusts have bad clear portents of preparation. the Germans must hold Day by slay the marshes of the Lovst which guard the Nazi defense ollld protect their north- front from north of Novel to Lake Ilmen are losing their protective south communications. This push character. Deep-frown. they offer pas e for skilled Russian winter marked an advance oi i! miles duo fishters for drives from the east against S rsya ltusss, south of the big- Kiev, lake- or for a converging assault from south and east on the vital Pskov district centres of Ivankov rot/ewes to all northwestern Bunio- The enemy front from the Lovat to the Leningrad sector is utterly dependent upon the Pskov gateway communications. As winter set; in d “y 1mm u“ 3r, in rlltolﬁhaeitem limbs. tllsisémrelqun-iorneitlrnlid‘ rleiportsnfrrw neutral

m, _ e 1 “bu; cap a urope s. w e a res n e no the s d yB-fds lalwmu Th k- om tcr of the Peipus Lake chain along the Russian-Esthonian border is sl-

he tops an - result that championship ior adults. marked silvers. was won Ernest K

s '0 M are evident on every side. the tenseneas breaks and the silence L . s u ._.. mm

th evl ones at the head ti:

d herds were also the the And so fox history

f W! god to the value of P. E. I. and when“ ‘an w the Russians as Championships in i“ °"“‘°"-‘ t the i

messed Soviet artill

.--—————-——-—-- _ __ _._____..._- =- (Continued on Pose d. Ool 0)

Fox Exhibitors Attend BestAnd Biggest Banquet Iit~Ui§drri2dtibn '3

of Kiev and only 30 miles the rail city of Bye-

........l"l~.rlu" "all: ﬂREMEMBRANCE DAY

the Russians wcst near Pereyaslav and it was possi- ble the two forces had already met.

History

voted unanimously to be the most enjoyable and mo attended dinner in th ears’ history of the d 11px Breeders’ and Exh Association was hold lea The Charlottetown. thOR

Should ilonslder Post-liar Problosls

ladies.

ol. D. A. Macklnnon, D. 5. 0., president of the Assoc presided, and extended a welcome to all present, visitors from other provinces all

.‘N. 8., Nov. l0. - problems sbo

Iedersticn of Agriculture. Hr Presid of

Walter Jones was purpvilht nd more government mon lance to the fox industry WI! made by Hon. William l-lu ting Premier. who was the

statement was received with and was capped by Hun. Dr. W. J. P. Macliiillan, who was the next speaks the Jones Govern- money, the Oppo- that it was spent- Other speakers were l-iis Worship syor B. Roy Holman, Messrs. deputy Minister of

secretary oi the Ass- A. Callbrclr. iudge

tea 31' Nova Scotls that “it l» Your duty to exams the ovluioa in these provinces." The Maritime Organisation ordinates the aims o! farmers and 1111a! a_"link with the- Carasgilan . . c

with the combined symlltﬂms cold. influenza and a sinus infec-

tion.

l-lc said he is baffled when it to Prince to Richmond 33:21‘? i§‘¥.‘.;':i“{£§)TH1§:I£<E°i§,-t the Legihon Hlizzme wlxrc, the véetman; will be iltismisﬁed, h

rom w ere avy rmy an r orce um s w: marc

other “mum,” You back to IGSPBCIlVQ’bBH‘HCkB. 1- As the parade passes along Richmond Street in front m’ Jmkallijerngeldiioliaiilggrnaghti of the Provincial Building His Honor, Lieutenant Gover- w' that "they are lust as mgeh in the nor LePage will take the salute. do“ "l I =1“ i" "W" “~ From 10.50 to 11 a.m. the fire bell will toll at intervals of

ll ‘m “mum.” ‘mm can call it any name you like. I

cannot iiive it a nam

“Talkies-Moron laturds . ‘ ____ h‘ Dr. C. K- Gunn. of

"Talkies-M Harbo so lipndav. “n” Til-ill

"Dance Coven Mile Bay Thurs- lty. Nov. ll. Good music.

Tllliradsy ' s33...»- V

, . .1‘ . s superintendent oi

the ‘Bank of Commerce for the

oRinnon in his oP- s termed the present d reviewed the progress of lotion sinoe its inception. lso spoke on this sub- the fine spirit of

shown by the members. The success m, “' (Continued on page s col. s)‘

a uh |_ ii. S. liestroyer highest all’... '

away-sill’ uTrT-oo. Hsmwm 171%?" lliﬁwﬁ

"V ca? Gas

'°.°.‘l’5‘..§°‘§lh“.‘.“.“°‘.l.:.i.‘t.i.‘l.° - IDNDON. N v. . . 9'1"‘ 3""! "id M"- 1‘ m‘ More than 500°Brltish based planes Whlriwinds and Mustangs, while W"! 1mm’ the m""““t c““‘d‘m fanned out over Hitler's Europe an additional force of Whirlwinds Hllvwt "mm "1 “Mbhm ‘Vxwd: mnﬁﬁ today in one of the biggest Allied swept over the Isle of Guernsey ""411 "ll m ' m“ m‘ u“ daylight aerial offensives in weeks. anéi attaiclredienenliy coastal vessels- woop ng own n a surpr se as- On the basis oi Dominion Bureau amntﬁnddnggl bbowhera hmm ‘Tun’ gt mpplmlséamme vxgixnb , 1'5 Ull 6i‘! l6 Bil 01' QC- IEUX UIYY h BY, OOH Dwvemp‘ m ‘mmm’ bun” n ross the English Channel and ados- fighter bombers plunked at lsast serves as compared with Nov. l m M ‘h Nxvgmd‘; laigdnmgbaé.‘ an at ks were executed. t u es o p a o - . the raiders and from the o ratio s An it. A ow l“ 00am; m‘ n?“ only one Allied fighter we’: repoxf- raid on "Brittany shipping said the 1 ted missing. Whirlwinds "caught them comple- gugm- holdlmg no“ 1 w", 12, A United States medium bomb- tely na ping. we were on our way 615,176 pounds compared with t8.- er force blasted the Ohievres base, out be ors they really got 270.23 swag. 121042. b m: llllttniiiigimiles soluthwest oil Bruss- withtﬁtk. only onanoinus was ll 0 mlmﬂy u H. e um, an os no panes. and was verys g ." tion was less favorable dur- Returning fliers said their bombs The 64's forays added up fall amonlrbat geestkliottxwinlengin- the biggestdigw level operations e enemy m era e Br bas- since the nnel nvas on escr- e's pmipal dispersal area. and cises early inSe-ptomberwhen several

a Free Sound

galiinse. Dance.

ghwﬁnf°lll m“ when output rises.

Thursday. November

ml: for, moo u ited n

llhlcksn "lo-testam- "Wanted to buy live and dressed

owl.

oi Statistics figures showing im-

.000 u etii ls i=1‘ better than when s shortaire was "acute."

ber due to diversion oi milk w supply increased demands oi ur- an fluid milk markets as well as

manufacture of cheese" h

|liattles ll-lioat

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10—(AP)— ta pistols

empty shell cases and even at range down to feet. th

of t e nlted Sbtates destroy”

h “m mun the highest point slnco

the introduction oi rationing last

and though the heavy

movement was a in part to

du tion of reo t slbort shipments tho United dorn. actual do- os was

a is

lld PIN-l’! ‘Bill m - November l 970mb?!‘ 11th.

a" amb" m lower léoductlon between this time sprin . n prod u ~ , - _. . .

m, ill E a i it h u Roost l l0 i1 v

ﬁll

>224” A

"u!" w“ ., ‘\.‘_

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Read b (lovers Priase Edwardilsland Like the Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1943

‘sh

Everybody A

Traeprayoris wssilii-the u-aenunau‘ ..°.'..,.. prayer.

mxlns 0' L MERE MAN

ri-ti

3 PAGES a on. o.»

“l” “worsens-m- - w n is close at haul

Th llb tinredlblellddAi-nry

lust a ae-ek 1:. thcan a year ago is’ re£i£::i§'lii'..°.§,'_’1i,“ n shun

rom all the way from the Baltic to tksi‘ Black Sea, ls almost in sight.

today.

retreated before

rcadv In motion.

Y

the Germans abandoned food am- n w ould not be surprising. With the Dnieper line in the south fatal- sumwtxgh‘ . “an and ly ruptured, the Vitebsk gateway half encircled, even the Polotsk com- d Bud ‘m’: “ﬂed to ha“ municetions key for the whole south segment oi the northern front a“ threatened by a. Russian mdvance from Nevel, there seems no good Nasi military reason for attempting a winter stand In so exposed a position

rs

to vumv‘ 33 mu” although political conslde tions tend to invite it.

ctlon of the Dnieper

th crim . n n _ ‘-"' d, indieao¢"’og:drz;u§s'f§ﬁ s “The lﬁogram ill connection with the ceremony at the

B °l' P m“ °*‘ "°- °' o iers onument today follows: “m” gﬁwﬁﬁkbldéﬁﬁﬁ; A parade of war veterans leaves the Legion Home at

ggnkssthrown asalnst the Russian 10.45 a.m. and headed by the Band from (LA. (B) T.C. and

n Hi0 Ksrch Dem-ll‘ th R C M P h, b G ad m h e . . . . more cs y way of raftou Street to the ns ffglxnotsgovlltrglllltilo Dial/HOLE? Monument where the Navy, Army and Air Force units will

ands oi Germans died in the un- already be in posmom

eratwck Program at the Monument 0 Canada Two minutes silence, ll to 11.02 Rev. J. R. Skinner

' Last Post

Sweeping Toronto Rwem, Placing of wreaths by Lieutenant Governor LePage, the Premier, the Mayor, and representatives of the

Nov. lll—<@P>—l‘Jl1'1- Legion, The Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion, the Navy, ' °°““°“ l§-‘_C“‘_“§§§g“‘,' $f§‘°.“‘..2§',‘n%_ Army, Air Force, R.C.I\'I.P., srwietics" and fraternal organ- disease is sweeping Toronto lzatlons, and CIUZEIIS“ .

and laying hundreds of citizens low God Save the King b

Following the ceremony the parade. including the Le-

gion, Navy, Army and Air Force will march along Grafton to Queen to Grafton and back to

20 seconds.

" the wivfill-imﬁfé-ﬁsikiendg-of vehicles are requested to observe Ration To Be - Maintained

- d .

ottetown. The latter moved a ole of thanks to the off- the Association which was

“They served till death! Why not we?”

A British-Based Planes —— Out In Force Yesterda

Nov. 10-(0?) -De- _

10- (C P) —— leltthelHliIMEAF

Hour after hour, ionnations oi me-

one bomb squarely on an Few enemy fighters rose to meet ship

t e destroyed st least four while soor- thousand individual sartiee

_ oom-

d“

if‘: hlAlilNQ drum?

-s § i

935i?

i... rill/sill l;

Psskos liosd Airman Missing

indicate that the moment for which Th. “m, o; . "m" nun.‘ Island airman p the mm casualty list issued by the it. C. A. F. at Ottawa.

Under the heading missing on do- tivo service after sir

grad first Iuldor ob- llllaian soil or their annihilation

tions Flt.

Sill», 17.126371, D. A. Mclrlnls (fath- er) Peakes Rd. P. E. 1

-Italian War Plants Bombed

thousand higher than fleeting incress

d .

agizhe Dominion figure was 3.4 par thousand oompar 194i and an average i936 to 1940 inclusiv

from

with a

artme basis of Nov. l conditions.

WASHINUION, N0 -Congress receive

. I‘. officer who led the

diamond. "probably the

- in di thits . - t d i. sland-nn» or“ booe- ‘isofioreo ii? iioldlﬁiﬁrnsa '.'Z.""o.§‘3u'¢ $.33??? “m” ° ‘

opposition

By Edward Kennedy (Associated Press War Correspondent)

ALCIERS. Nov. 10- (AP) —Under Orders to hold their present Italian

gggifﬁglaéxdzfgggmlllﬁgfjﬁitgé line at_all costs “for at dustries. United §§§ee§“:liy..$i7v§§n§§. least eight weekm Ger- ,::s.";;r .2il€.°.‘ti.¥f§.‘.°‘3.“.l.f.“ ; PM" *°'°°* a" '“""°“' v1.15, Fem“, ,5 muss “s, o, .m_ mg savage counter- at- works. docks and railroad yarfieseegt tacks against Allied 5th

ca. fighter: struck at thepixiiliefrtgierols): massed artmery in the

1 in hlh 1 b ll d h! ' ' .

$.22 hi2 ﬁrst ﬁncelzfvflalytcilrodugf mountamous Mmnano

mg bearings. arlinﬁbsolute Igayegltlllal vCflaffO afBﬂ, Hi8 Al- ac . -

0.31%, heaé: mama? and, meduji lied command announ-

S8 Oil D01.

cribed as successxllc desgrtse cad todaw

army infantry a n d

The reinforced Nazis

‘be be l in . . destructiveniialfliglt: ‘lilo. tﬁfodgﬁ hurled ""15 fur|°u5 but

the Germans sent up Wulf-l00 flahters Perosa works. near

Fwlfg; unazvailing charges with- ule in v 4 hours ln a desper- }”°'“°"_.____°“° ‘m “m” ate effort to check the

Birthrate Figures lip

i0—(CP)-—Can-

i2 was 1.2 oer in 104i. re- in all provinces Dominion

Allied advance on their new Garigliano River

positions. Each time the?‘

were thrown back wit

in

highest m“ m the ey has picked his present front se-

followed by New Bruns- N Ala

least eight weeks."

m: drive up the spine of Italy.)

Agreement

E2 At Labor .. .. _ Sonierence

IQUXAIICC W- M. Nelsen that -_-

nited States will be increasipB scale

military . . ‘ “l?” M w“ plan“ “d Dominion and Provincial Labor de-‘

part/men On four basic principle ll

bi-

is statement had been reached between

of collect vo aln

—’“— a Ind sr ‘ﬂljg-h-lvt-‘QAQ; tration discuss at I three-m v a - - re: towns from German conunme‘ Bosnia and n communique um,“ an n; M G"!- outline o the Dominionb sald tonight. legislation before a com

l0- (OP) —The rial Institute annou

which it described a:

prin pie as in what

vantage of the views QIDNIId

ably in framing ations to the government." - ttss f

tainthevi of

er. arbitration

the 4-

heavy casualties by Lt.- Cen. Mark Clark's troop; and by artillery bar- rage: that ripped up the

“my e..- mountainsides. .

Snow has begun to fall in the Ap-

ed with 22.2 in ennines, and conditions were the .4 worst under which the Allies had

e. fought since they invaded Itch;

ed in Gaul-db more than two months ago.

d 771-991» Ill-m" Documents taken from captured

Germans confirmed that the an-

ross Italy, some 70-80 miles from Home. as a "winter line" and has ordered it held at all costs for "at

(A landon report said that ab- sence of recent news oi Canadian activities is probably an indication that lat Division troops, who have made up the left flank oi the lith Army. have been given a- relaxat- 1011 Period to rest the men and ro-

vehicles overworked during the

OTTAWA. NOV. ill-Labor Mill- lﬂ‘ Mltchelltsﬁdthin l PPQDIIQQ ‘ g i

l SAVE‘

The conference. originally plan- ed to last only two days. continued this eveni with an

d be con- derod a war industry, ii “l: order hllgtf," “ﬁuhﬂffﬁﬁff §§n§§§§.“‘J-‘ﬁ;, Hi n tide thirmornlng at 11.14 g‘ "1QL,°°,§°,',',,,,§,,; Minister stated that the ‘(labori and nlilht at 11-14 P" ° ° qmgmnme ‘mum now h“, m. m. sun sets this afternoon st 5.11 and and riaes tomorrow morninr at

ftiea. "hm" ' “an” he would be assisted very consider- . . . his reeommend- Full moon. Nov. ll. 9.26 run. Summersidc tld» 18 minutes iat-

th_e er than Charlottetown “ DAILY sin SERVICE

o". It.“ °“"'~"-"'-.-..:..::'~""='"= -

the conference was coled . the Federal Labor Department towﬂb-

rom Minilfe

man ll. S. Army Troops atrial‘. ti‘: results ... 0n Bougalnville

NIW YORK. Nov. 10 - (AP) - United States Army troops

- °§ r e. diorama arislna out of necotlltr “emu” s. "Definltign "and prohibition or "I"

1'1".“J6v?°i‘°§i.‘i§u“l%l$.i.?§.?s““°' “""'5 “m” "' - . for e»- ww- coo- ms r- a- 4M a d

{ii

ANS COUNTER-ATTACK IN ITAL

Ordered To Stop A_ll_ies

Attacks Are Beaten Back By Anglo-American Forces.

Senior Officers Are Promoted

orrsws. Nov. 1o--<cr)_. Defence headquarters announ- ced mnight the promotion of two senior officers overseas- Col. Clarence Sparks McKee. 60 of Toronto, and Col. Sam- uel Findlay Clark, 34, oi Win- nipeg-to rank of Brigadier and their appointment as chief sig- rial officers of a Canadian

Corps.

Both appointments are effec- tive from Nov. l, said the an- nouncement, which gave no further details.

More Fertilizer Available Under New Agreement

OTTAWA, Nev. M -(cI)_. Uader an agr tween Canada and the United States, 500,000 tons of fertiliser ls ea-

tcd to be available to the

minion for the spring - sl- Iwst desbis the quantity used a few years ml- Grant Peart, fertilisers nistrator. said today.

Mr. Peart said farmers isoald be prepared ta accept deliveries during winter months.

"llﬂy deliver! is the answer

on voldhsg

“i. -.',"" “u... s...‘ p n preven o

of transportation facilities an relieving the shortage aitugg. loll." laid Mr. Pesrt. "The rle- mand will prcbably be the heaviest in our history."

VETERANS PARADE

memorial.

iiilinl‘ A K ltoilufaul M 0F A Molt l\ll.l. is 1

t slum‘ film’ Arrests 1o ‘fllE REAL Ester

‘srrcutmoe.

y_

iugertillmr. VG

OTTAWA. Nov. lO-(CD-Veter- ans of the First Great War will pa. rode tomorrow to the National War

lute as the parade approaches the

MAINR- Cloudy with snow (the say w- Mitchell “i; “$5: m ‘hf; "munuixm Q“ “if; o ~ - in I ll! cont DUE CO m lmlmlllh m?" W" “wit” Thursday. Partly cloudy and con- "Y "l, ° i“ ""1 11ml‘ tinued oold Thursday night. Par-

tly cloudy and eold Friday.

; Leave Charlottetown i1 noMI.

W, "gnu"; n. have Charlottetown 1-85 a- II 2:92 and deplrtlntntal officials llmwlléﬂtbfkgh m ,_ u, “it; " m nary aolloctivteannbaz; l" r =- 1" P P” hm “P” "l _ moss ssavlcs landed on Bouaainville island is ggﬁauggd mwmcﬁagedtlaigq 9 l" $3,035; 3mm“; 131- ‘i'r‘.§“'£,e"e‘§’£°§§i.“.;1 3'25 "-'-°""°“‘ ° g ii I I'M - I cast from Guadalcanal. ' cmmmm The army units were reported to one have landed without

Arr-lee Charlottetown p.65 p- ‘II-

l.-N.8. Perry Service llllll Sands

Wood Han‘ "M mm