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I107 s For: 1 Review of Farm

0n eper. In iliree iPlaces

Rus _ _ s “battle of the

d... 0..\fl,'.§',,'~"'°,,‘°'§§§,,1 many difficulties, Reports Deputy Minister W. R. Shaw.

of" a Dnieper River, Mos- w£f‘,"}‘,1f§%d“|f,m.§,°;§§‘g°fg 2:;

cow announced. More than been carried on under conditions

igulty. reports Mr. y . . o

grasp to fer-attacks and fanned out in the three poc- kets uilt on the west bank

2.800 Germans fell in the

N1 lllldd 24 tanks s-nd sight self pro- b" ci: on cover-

ca on lines brought down S! Ger- “om

iii: io‘$'1'.‘.'.ii“‘i'i’ooi aosmifi; ' ' ' province could 021cm”? azfldtaaaitio€ '°‘ "l

:3? ooihclds north and south

enjoi- ha... also raged in the north where 8.400 Germans were reported to have fallen before the

5011M dflvfll aimed at Vitebsk and BDrinB seeding was retarded. and

"""' _—“'_" in some low.l_ving secti ns it w (cmunued on m" 7 o“ a) felt that the ordinary grain prof-a:

would have to be replaced by buck-

wheat or mixed in feed. Generally. however. through ' working early and late hours. the v 10-:

"Talkies Murray Harbor South lforrdsy.

v "Chicken Supper Fort August.

ill, M0114”, Oct. 11th. 10-9-11.

..':i..-"i:.-.:~ i8.’ v: n. pee r . .1 Bowman,‘ a

-. 10-1-11 0heesc To Britain

"Come to th Bean Suppe in New London 11:11 on October 111th.

i? 10-1-0 Hm‘ ksgiving dance tords rchestra "l-Sl roy S at 10.841.

i A 1 Pres r1 .M.8. m m y“ m w io-e-ie cndflr

Hamto H ‘Wednesd . Octo- d1 ber ‘srllrlniteidmtihumh. “y l0-il- at

“Thanksgiving Dance Corran Benn. Opt. 11th. Music v Percy qmorn. H as lunch.

NIIQ "Annual hot goose lllp l‘. “mm” hanlséi u ‘Oct. 11. "It °"' Jails Iilfmiivgmdliiocs (tinted 1h MM?“ °¢i- "- shi-o» or“:

-—"W !tad w buy live and dressed “"4"” ‘all!’ 93g“

ieick and fowl. Pay

ins wi - L4,, . §f"‘f¢,f’"°“ “I'M °°“' iflff, slnnllslllthe azxtsi-erlli m

livestock Marketing Io rd

as Monday, Oct. ll." bo-

thz neat issue of The fl a Tlflllday, Oct. l2.

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of extreme diff struggles which “assumed a ligfiiiiifi? to whom T e yavyfhrc. chlfagtgf.” tsleindebbed 101‘ the f0 owinl X0- Tltslnforced ,German units v1.1“, m, “m...” m,” o; m. bgttléngd frantically to stem tye o ei menace to Kiev . o: m” m t, and the entire eastern dc- 8X33... year burfnlghltpwitlh ‘it brok-

fenco ‘line, hurled tanks, :grl::dul§fum{h:'f_§f1“°' "m" ""11 171""! Ind m9" illlllpt tlIO condition which seriously interfer-

Sovict lines. ed with al _ o»- ~.~.;~- Wow w»- sssia. demos. m m“ “d- e mm‘ ma” ‘hull: Farm production plans. on the m. other hand. were established on the is of increased acreage of vital

ar. which was one par. avorabls from the stand-

P “m. m egg]: aaréimincreasedodquioltas of live ‘ ' a nse n Wmaubh mum“ ccmmunl’ to ur ht appeals for food stuffs

fie provincial and federal “m” ‘aiuthgfitiiesilélndgcr such conditions. '9" t at the farm po ulation of the

laid earlier in the season. ~..... ~ .1... AM?‘ - ur sn o pro kw gywl f‘; duction. and ainst conditions th ware appallin unfavourable. Isl- at {is to wldsnlthelr ci-rss “d 93.1w," an" lr':fl""' Knmfld"! tudpketocar: olflilieflslgfilisitolfiisi? gum?“ n 5M" ""1"?" of production. and have achieved '1 ""1 results of an outstandingly meritor. ious natur-

seeding was finally completed. In many instances potatoes were

iflifl 10.3-3. (Continued on Page 13 Col. 5)

' OTTAWA, Oct. 80- (OP) -A8' - l“ Man“ gfitmbliaai... Ptress today onoay. October 11. “F lif- ,.u ,1 1mm "new" ‘ ' Canadian

"B ing usedbaga every l" "l" “mm Kn“

sood day. vestook Phed Agency, ritz- 111111111113“ ‘m: m‘, n my m, b,

The .___.. casible l “Reserve Wednesday l‘ ‘ “ 20 a“ 1190mm‘ 3°‘ 150-090“ 9mm“ ‘ dl h t1 th U lit-d or hickert upper. cbds River. granting; agflgmraee 5:88;“ “cab ear, but that when the but-

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or Canada to meet

‘ .____ 4 s m- tshtptizilenés are r c 1n c

“nun H“ ma“ “m” mm products will "not be in- 1h 11 o; i o total asked for."

Rugs-g... Air Conference

_ g.og'._—ri‘.§.l.ki.fll.tgflisé¥gi To Open Monday

i "O ken Supper and dance Iona i“ gm %,, v o“ b, 1L iovrraws. Oct. l-(OP) - The juy“ yrs-t’. pa: r amp.‘ External Affairs

"inoons usntlal faults of s small io-a-s-e-u-a. 301m“ M: sq’

h minority.

n for a soldier to refuse to use, his

gun, "then, foo, it should be treas- on for a man who is fortunate on- ough in be on the home front to do anything that keeps him from getting th gim."

Forestry corps To Gui Wood

?"Ibw nice b-NT-YOIIIH sows on bamfwwgiqflmn'm hand. oood stock. Pri-ced right. mfuni‘ '

'11-'41 iiidlhaii? _ "Noticc- lohool talesin llazl Battleship _ a I p.61? a... we’... Badly Besieged

% i lull‘ .

iyvnr u neu

tativcs of rspresen ‘d

O smalldreatlatchments of the Can-

:13 azaleas Headquarters announ-

nonporcnoat. e-(on- Under- mm" ‘u. b,

llourld from inaids Ger- t the

‘ing Thanksgiving Day 4:250:51 ‘tr-menu ‘m and a public holiday mfgg“ M "m.

mon . '4'" "i" h‘ 1'" sBi‘.'...l€t.."'i"é.°3..'li London that the Luetaow German c

Activities, 1943

‘Ibllvblv. M &—<¢P>— Island Producers carried on under

NEW YORK. Oct. I - (AP) — Wing Commander Gig P. Gibson. recognised us rest Britain's most experienced bomber pilot and the organi- zer and director of ihc Ruhr Valley dam raids, iLdared to- day that It was “the wish of the (British) Bomber Comm- and to be the first in the mass raids over Tokyo.”

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mwllfllfiflllr-QIIL, Oct. I a 7C —Air Minister rower- sold tonight that the “snowball ac- celeration" of Allied plane iii-n. duction raises a poasibiity that "the time may arrive when there will be aircraft grounded because there will be no one to fly them.

-———ii-___ OTTAWA. Oct. B — (OP) _.

caster bombers since the first one W15 illfmd 011i by Victcrv Aircraft nt Malton. Ont.. two months ago, Ralph P. Bell, director general of aircraft lroduction, said today in an interview .

May Expropriate Montreal Power Firm

QUEBEC, Oct, 8-(0?) -- Pre- mier Goapout, following a cabinet meeting here today, forecast the ex- propriation of the MOlIBlRLBA iiBnt heat and power consolidated.

‘Inc Premier issued a. statement to newsmcn in wmcn ne said a hill would be presented at the next session of the Quebec Legislature 1o expropriaic and nationalize the

Montreal power firm. This action

was being taken. he added. l0 DIO- vide the people of the province with cheaper power.

The Pmmeii-"s announcement came

1p after an earlier announcement in Montreal that the Quebec ublic service commission had est-lb N196 a new fonnula of rate calculation tor the firm which involved a rc- duction of rates to consumers.

ll. S. Legion licad Denounces Strikes

he was looking at the

If, said Atherton, it is treason

rrsws. on. O-(CP) _' Five

Adtivltesof the army wood- C

skim all?‘ were crilllllfli “u.”

Of The

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UITAWA. Oct. 8-_ (OP) —Can- adian civil servants whose ‘ ‘ y annual salary increases have been vlrtuall automatic now will have to qual fy for them through meri- torious service and increased use- fulness, under the terms of g Treas- gzy Board decision announced to-

Canada has completed five Lfln-llflfln observers keep 24-hour wdtfi

even vatkerldisaster.’ h‘ Ilulan orcea to Dnicper and holding strategic brl

claimed nstern " southeast of Krcmench

a out u

exploitation.

Bv DOUGLAS AMARON (Canadian Press Staff Writer)

LONDON, Oct. 8——(CP) — Gel‘);

along the fortified western wall oi Europe, waiting for siiub-ncscd landing craft to emerge from the mist o1‘ the north sci or 31181151! Channel with invading armies of British, Canadian and American tro

huge scale is coming- c n- ister Churchill promised that in his spwch to the House u? 00m‘- mons inst month. But they dOnt know wncrc or when the 010w will fall and for the time being they can only wait-and watch.

Three Years Ago

Three years ago. inllltarv and civil forces throughout Enzlauur» west country stood to arms one night just before InidniBht. The "balloon? they believed. was about to go up, the invasion which they and everyone else in Britain was awaiting was about to begin.

But it was a false alarm. A fish- ing fleet returning through the mist earlier ihan expected was mis- taken for invasion craft. Another scare. and there were manv in those late summe days of 1040. was over.

Fllll Details Not T0111

Full details of those grim dfly5 when even Viscount Wavell. the" G211. S11" Archibald Wavell. W85 secretly summoned from the Middle East. have not yet been told. ‘Those

|Canterbury described as "a mirac-

i ulous deliverance."

BOSTON. Oct. 8 — (AP) —-Wal'- I reii 1-1. Athsrton, National Com- mander of the American Legion, dcnouncedstrikes as trcasona-ble today and was told in an ually vigorous reply by president W 11am Gwen that

operation of the war. Britain's de-

they had not enouilh barbed W1" to guard their empliscemenis.

There were no guns powerful o“ a] enough to reach the Nazis rnakih: their fareparatiom 22 miles owl. at Ca ais. Dumm

v guns made 0 tree trunks and planking were se up in fake sites and fake Dlblw were iramped out so that Gefmflll reconnaissance planes would think they were real.

Germans postponed their invasion. Then their plans were shafitffid f0!

Th _ in th. mndon Zlfigspiiclliiio gllfilgly lgilliatllh- by the Royal he

meaning to what the Archbishop 0!

while 140111.000 Genrians must- cred across the channel to take part in what was to be the deciding

ers at Dover hemflaMd the fact

Plans Shattered Three times. it was repprifid. t!"

B! Kirk» l- Blmmn. Auoclated Press w» Analyst

“QT-K? lfiwsfili?” "' 'li.'Z"1§'.if"‘ muk s" l! ""0""! on tho verge of a. new and

south of Kiev, there seems small pro oan escape another backward trek. Otherwi of the over-extended Nazi line woul tra mimt and annihilation. ant! the central cars D {fir perlixiusly! close to lpfart .1, g l‘. 8C0 Ell 8 as disclosed in M033: ilcloamurziqdl: sfiifiifidihii “on: ‘he who]: "m"

or‘: lurid-l. ‘glfllyenfgsllessaf; red breakthrough IOIOS! the Dniepe,

hat with the Tainan Peninsula in the ' ' of the Crl- ________ '“°"°“"d m" LONDON. Oct. s - (GP) - Bremen. Germany's Norih Sea U- bont and shipbuilding centre, was fir. hard tiltdaky‘ lafyulitnerican heiayiy mbersw c oowed up ngt mouth, and down river south of Pereyaslav :..ii“§iviii'i'.i1'=i':l’ "M95015 bl! R~ A- F- M"! R- C- A- F‘ primarily is significant because under these are well-consolidated footholds. w

he Prlpat confluence.

oo salient southeast o! Leningrad to the Nor can it be doubtgsfiin Berlin t

b the "

_ ll. mean Peninsula via Rerch Strait is im pressure south of Zaporoahc on the lower

The Moscow announcement of west-bank Soviet bridgehead; as.

tahiisheil across the Dnlopcr both north o

Russian Practice it means that

The Nazis have several times admitted Russian crossings n1 the Dniepcr at imlndlcated points, but always with the assurance of the German liomc front that these penetrations were being "contains-l" 1g "l9 mink"? phrase goes, and manned up.

Moscow until now made no slain of such crossings. It appear,‘ »"- lain. therefore. that the announcement was held back until the bridge- hcails beyond the river were soundly established.

‘Nazis Can Olnly Wait Forsflfiilied Invasion

i Shoe was on other foot three years ago; Full story of great events then not told.

Jap Ves Lose Battle IWith Yanks

ALLLED HEADQUARTERS» Southwest Pacilis, (Saturday) —- (A P) -- Uni“ of the Japanese Navy» film-HI out of hiding in a bid for removal of troops flee- ing the control Solomons, were decisively beaten, with

sunk and two others damaged. in a night battle with American warships.

advantage of a. trop- ical haf moon which lighted the scene 1n Veils Gulf between la Lavclla and Kolonrban- garn, the United Slates ships manoeuvercd into firing and fired with such accuracy that two other groups of Jap- anse warships and barges to the rear turned tall

ops. . They know that invasion 0n a

American losses were “mod- crate". said an Allied unique today disclosing the ac-

Prcparing For Battle 0f llomc

AT THE SWISS-ITALIAN FRON- TIER. Oct. B-(APJ-Gerinans oc. cupying Rome ap

be preparing the I a i- the coming battle as they whisked

which have been revealed 111W!‘

to old and moved their p t I back to u p8

eports reachihghera said the‘ population of the ppeared. and it was not. known whether they held dv

ed to forced labor in Germany, h nantorous svnVnY

SAINT JOHN N'_ B Oct a_ asks that the previous high record ' i su - established during dry-dqgk gwimm_ cxnpzcctied to do more will

before nnvilfltion

"On Sept. iii-ill" the Germans

taged a. large-scald practice -off Elm-hours and the estuary 0! the and

; mans and Austrians left the Reich because of oppression between i933 I!“ 1N0.

LONDON, Oct. il-(Snturday) —(Ol')—United States heavy

critical u, h ‘h. ma? destroyed 142 Gcrnnn 5°95 Iflfflli-W tcrday on Bremen and Vagesak

during an attack yes-

lt was nnuunced early today.

gateways north ol the Thmy bombers “d m,”

Id t f ‘l! l ll ‘h: 3:‘ 3h‘ izvgdvgrr‘ "Ihters were reported missing.

99. both the north and south in dongs, 0f on-

of resistance on the

Munich.

r01‘ rs .'

to their home bases in the late af- rons of fighters swept across the Strait of Dover towards the con- iod b b barrage on Hitler's Eu-

“ "rcpea "forces. Shortly after dark London had a. brief alert. its third in a row, but “mm W‘

the all clear sounded without gun- fire or ‘bomb explosions having been heard in downtown Landon. At the same time the Berlin and other continental radio stations went off the air. indicating the approach of Allied planes.

hile the heavy bombers were blasting Bremen. lighter Allied fighters in offensive operations over the continent were reported to {have shot down 10 enrmy air-

R

cr , Two Allied planes were lost but lthe pilot of one was report/ed safe.

Freight Handlers To Go Back To Work

HALIFAX, Oct. 8 - (OP) - DUIV omen who have been hand- ling freight shipments on the Hal- ifggc waitegmnt 811321121135: Monday w a wn u er emporary M51 2.2m “.1? is re ow mo n regular freight hhlldlfilg who ahava been on strikgl sintce last Friday over a wage spu e.

The freight handlers voted this morning to return to their jobs at 8 a. rn. tomorrow. needing the war-

ning of La: that they wou‘d be liable for flngg under the War L-ibor Act if they stayed our. The union executive had favored a return to work s11 along.

The men had asked a wage boost

8 to 9 cents an hour. The Board

granted them four cents an hour 25 Willie increase. but they protested l9

this was not enough. __________________

0. ll. ll. President Makes Strong Appeal For Victory Loan

MONTREAL, Qua, Oct. 8-111 a

=4 b0 .1 of the Canadian National Railways in support of the Fifth Victory

president of the national system

0 the proceeding four loans be sur- ed. "Th

u‘ is is a highmmecltéve ogxtu“, c. riccessa one." s r.

er Vaughan m ‘a mesa e whml is goses in December. Earlier in the now being distributed rough out b"

the systeirli. adding "it can be met

WE. QWPI°Y_°Lih°-NE°BZYE!_3ElL'

- l! comedian had been ill for "three qr 5 WM “Wed M5 “"°'°""‘°°5h1” Wm‘ ' ‘ four days. but is holding his own.’

sscara NAZI err-fission It is estimatedthat 400C110 Ger-

BULLETIN Cap

mud. the Allied 5th army dyuhiiiied by the il. has captured

bombers 0n Stuttgart and R. A. F.‘ ldc and decp enough for further - 51°“ a‘ neldrichshale“ and

The Germans themselves attest- ed to the weight of the attack on Bremen when the Nazi agency D. N. B. quickly reported "particular- ly heavy destruction" in the centre of Bremen with casualties to the p0pl1lll1tdlOfl as a. result of the “ter-

As the American planes streaked

fernoon, a great force of medium

front. collapsed sud bombers escorted by many squad- h’ “$11

tinent to continue the great All-

Censorshlp regulation; regsrdln 6'8’... W" Elan?“ so... la as pony. ., av re x -—— recently. and it canenow ‘be stated IDNDON. Oct 8~—(CP CABLE) that this local firm is employinfi "cmmm" slmiires destroy“ all the war only off the Netherlands coast today. an with a pw- R 0

Gasoline engines and stel-rn boil- ers were the chief output of the a in peacetime. supplemented by repairs to farm and other machi .

b Today most oft thememlployees an; "om 52 m 75 lent h. ‘ usy on war con rac . e va 11c u m“ c‘ “vim; 1L0 nasatiincéigrseaéimgggixh have totalled 8500.000 to The iirmis first war contract. for 0 gun mountings, was started in 41 and completed last June.

The next contract was for 500 4-inch ammunition 100 unit-s are now ready for ship-

bor Minister iuidohoii m“ °‘

for 4700 ton cargo al this

.300 clamps and cyebolts landing barge. A large part of this contract has been completed.

F0 torpedo landing davits for nevkzllayal ships under construction

In addition the firm is doinl pairs. These include extension of the forccastlc of a. cor- vetto vi e

Loan. RC. Vaughan. chairman and menu“

n repairs were mado to a num-

of air force crash boatsk my

byfimllltiifinham m ss ge sent out “magi”... o": m Y‘? ‘m: u . E 3

from headquarters today will be so E}'“;_'"B,'f,'{'°,",; lnvolved construction

circulated as to reach individual in ' “n electric“ shop‘

a carpenter s op. a room. and a new slip for repairinit

(Continued 0l'1 Page 1a Col. o "tlrlgldrPvfi “N” ———'-"“* ta e . a1. JOLSON 11.1. fnuhm

mow YORK. Oct. s-(sm- a1 Fell”!

Jolson. stage and screen comcdirm. W“ when “mm” was reported today to be "very ill" at his home, suffering from pncu- n“ monia. John Sneckcnberger. Jol- :1 h son's business manager. said the

ew machinery has bee but application for has been made tfil

roman 1n duction is Mr. s. tendent of the plant since 1 -

h-‘n-

Subscription llallvlnd, $.00

lllll. 84.1w- sths- Proviso“ a up; mo;

Climax

ture Air Base Of Cami

By Noland Norgaard (Associated P5655 War at last report still hflld .1 dwihding orrespon ent) ALLIED HEADQUAR- “d W‘ “"1 “Y ell-Ivy forces re- TERS, ALGIERS, Oct, s kikt’l.'.é“.ih.iliiiiéi.‘i “'"‘““‘°“ ._.(AP) __ Advancing 1o There was no immediate infor-

the south bank. Inland 170m Celina IhL Germans

fflvihflld south of the Voltuino but they were bciig rapidly clean-

lmation whether the 5th Army was

mfles through rain and aolc 1.0 capture any lfldgigg o“...

ifle Vclturno br-fcre t V. could be 1112,’ 8118111)‘. ong the smalj towns taken m

_ _im' YBSIBPRl-BY’: sweep were Villa Liv portant commlnflcatlons crno, Marclanis-iqCasal D1 Principe

and 'I‘rentcla.

and air centre 0f Capua. Gen, Sir Bernard Montgomery's 10o airline British and Canadian troops on

the Adriatic repelled more fierce

mfles from Rome’ and counter attacks by German tanks.

in-cludlng 60 tan Tigers. took the

has reached the swollen 2115x1515 and Ocgélpfed $1. lmlport- r aic t '

Volturno Rlver t0 face headquarters“ ilnnbfincemQémO grid‘:

the Germans on a 16_mi|e Six German divisions were [Jpor-

led eiasaged in resisting the Allies

front from Capua {q the along the twisting 11o mile front headquarters

nounced today. vollitffringeiglégiegggs Dsvcvilhieoaimfwit Stalingrad and later reconstit- (iiilrilgal ofothe famous‘ liighlagrnored is, 0n oppvsc e r h 81-h in Sicily, the 2am and 29th Ar_ Army on the Adriatic end of the mored Divisions’ me 15m “mo... deuly yesterday ed Grenadiers and s parachute troops of Lt och Mrgk “lmecrillgarlr: digit?“ the surged through to the south banks hcmborwgliensiiiurgglgs: of the stream. Calpua. Castel Vol- held positions yesterday, but fight- $111119. at the Livers nto-zth. and all er bcmbers managed to fly through