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) ‘action in France on July , , 1.11:1. . . 1 c_;f1>\v days ago l1is mother was in. ;» 1 giautiet “'11s 1-t-po1-te1l 1111s.] formed his wounds consisted of 111g August 19. l-ie enlistcdl lacerations of 1 Jute 2i, i940, and went over.‘ have two oth ., _ August, i941. He landed‘

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iReds To Knock hlingary Out Of War

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LONDCN. Sept. 29 - (AP) - Russian and Romanian armies chopped halos in Axis lines 1110111;

1111c C.'..-cl1.vPo1isl1 border and i11 ‘11\o1-tl-.1~1'11 Transylvania today, and .al:~_o penetrated into the strategic

trail C1111’ of Oradcal 111 their mas.

ysive lu-ce-uoy" drve aimed at

, 111111011111: Ilungary- out of the war.

1x10311111, ' t and (‘rfe1-itnaz1 fan.

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SglillifllltllilfilSDIIIL‘? o11to Hungarfan

59p M. . 21 11111111.- aon}: a 100.mile

11,13“- Lhmr front. u-lulc a special Moscow an.

.i ‘his "m". 11111111111-1111-111.‘ said . nrshal Leonid I111 1\"r\1ini!"|.< c151" -' Leningrad army — _ f 11111115 1"] 11a Estonian fl, "w, n1 - "lll"‘;__lil'i v is pressing ._ 1]. .'l1.~v1.1',o1~, l" Latvirui capital-e ._.,lh.dl...‘,.l .1111 kllerlnlfltltlll Germans and 1fuxyillllggrl 10.111 between Sept. l7

.~ for the =11ITOlIIlVZ has, ‘ ' ' - ,__‘,,,, A smwvtmn, _ lhrllo Frnuccat Algiers . H“, ,,..,‘.1 “._|,.~ 111-v.‘ tll"llt)llf~ll'fllifl ,. b," w“, Budapest. an" 1'.

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pre.war Hun 1.111111 i11111lied that the Red

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1“o Szt-szrul. Hunzarfs

‘PHV, as wt-ll as other key towns

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‘ .1 \\"»=re “again in Hungarian

l ""11 Al‘ St e1 (‘a c ‘ 1 -.1 , If"; f, r re,‘ 'l111- Gin-titans acknow-ledgcd re. i111‘ 1S ‘:11 yivania, far to the

(r “Dim “ :1 Izeneral army re. » 7 . -. ‘.1. . 111 R-TlllV-“FS 1L“- ou.‘ tho 11111151111?gt-siirmnifffofiiiln ' ~ f"? 1.509 "11-“09111110 1.1m of divel-tind lllrlroltrnops ' 1y wit Nah-111 Hun --v in an effort to keen

( 1-;1o:-.1ti<111.lla111 g 1__ 11»_-,vcn,ng 5.11pm“ m H“, 111111111111-1-11 tonight. 1m (m, Axis gm‘, ' i945 delivery. __ '

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l ,“.’_iir Mast” Latest j U-Boat Development

90-213 s‘,_u,.du_._ NEW YORK, Sept. 2a _ rap» - 11_-_.~B_3.‘VA Bsfl 11 broadcast today assorted ;:1 111-iv U-bcat technical develop- : 1.10111 was a11 “air 111.151" which would 1 ,llil'.7\\' sub111ari11es to remain under 21-211-4111119 surface 20 or 3O 1iays 01- 1.111- 1 gr-r. The mas; permits the submar-

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9-30-11.

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01-11-1101" 2111i. Mlll\'lt‘\\' Orchestra

OTTAWA, SEW. 39 —- (AP)

Premier George DYBW o! Ontafl“ today announced that. neflflllllmns

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H"Dunce 111 Lorne Valley l-la1l.. luesdav. October 3rd in aid 111‘ Knots Co , 111111111111 Webster's Orchestra. 9-30-11,

“Wiuntcr River Masonic Hall. Saturday, 5011101111101- 190th, sec 1121111 St" comedy in aid of Lib~ l‘? . " Children. l! 45 Adults 1.x: and 30c. 9-29-31.

“Chicken Supp-er, games and Dan-c, Kinkol-a l-lall. ‘Tuesday. Qvtvbux‘ 3rd Suppers from 5 lo ll ltlglilk- Ample table accommczgnl-

lniiichcs served. 9- would be started immediately wéth 1111; Quebec government for e. vclopnlclll, o.‘ six power sites Don the Ottawa River betweenb B5 Joaclms to Carillon in QUE 9'5- He said the newlyacreated pow. e1" would transform Eastern Ont. ario into "one of the 109M515! 1"- Gustrial sections of Canada. 001115 structlon of the protect! WW‘, start at the beginning of dcm0 - 111111111111 of the armed forw- Fnrmer 1aou-er alfFements be- tween Liberal administrations in Otilarlo and Quebec had been can- celled ‘because they would have been detrimental to the 1116111811191 oeveloomem of the Ottawa Val- ley," The old agreements con. templatccl export of POW" 1° 1"‘ dustrlnl centres as far away l! Windsor. lie added: "It ls my conviction that fl l‘!- versai o.‘ that process makes more sense-we would develop industries

blitrk-ciliig Bflfifd 10.111111; Hogs 111111111: week of Cc- lolu-r 2nd at. tho followinlr shipping 111s: Monday. Murray Harbour. Uigg, Charlottetown.

. Peters. Morel], Mon-

‘glle. Cardigan Prince County. d. rrzon, O‘l.c111-v, Norlhzun. Mis- "llllllv. Tuesday forcnnon until jhllu limo. Charlottvtovm. North Yiltvlh-e. Planter River, Klnkora 111. llnzioh n111l unlll Ii P. M. Al ..11v For 11111-111111: service contact

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CHARLOTTETCCVN, CANADA, SATURDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 30, 19544

Car Ferry Back From llrytlock

The car ferry "Prince Edward Island" arrived at Borden from Quebec drydock yesterday morning at 4 o'clock and resumed immedi. ately her task of moving freight and passengers to and from the Province. She continued regu- lar trips all day yesterday and last night and will continue to do so until the heavy congestion of freight ha: been removed. The “Scotia" also made several cros. sings yesterday, but how long she will remain on the same route is not definitely known.

The "Prince Edward Island" now ha: six oil.burning engines which makes her a complete oil- burner. Her pumps and other mechanical equipment have been thoroughly overhauled. her hull repaired and painted and all other work done which was considered necessary. ‘Transportation auth. oritles yesterday expressed the be. lief that. barring accidents, the old ship will be able to render sat- isfactory service during the heavy traffic months ahead.

Legion Objects To Preference Given llraftees

(Special to the Guardian)

OTTAWA. 5611i. 30 _ A11 argu- ment. of long standing between 1110 defence department and the Can- adian 11881011 was brought to head today when J. C. G. Hcrwg, general secretary of the Legion, in a letter to Defence Minister J. L. Ralson asked that draftees in the directorate of records be removed.

The question first arose, M1". Her- wlg said, when it Was reported last January that large numbers 0f draf- tces were being brought in from oulsde points to handle an increa- sing par. of the work in the 1' ords branch. At that time the 111:1‘.- ter was 111-a\\'11 to the attention of Col. Ralston who was told 111.11 volunteer personnel and civilians

of N . A men.

Reports at hat time indicated 711v possibdity o1’ draftces bein: irnted into key posts to 1hr vantage of volunteers with n‘ service and veterans of the last.

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Awarded New Scholarship

MONTREAL, Sept: 29 —- tCPl—- McGill

Mo tuition fees and cost of board and, residence for students in the Fae. \1lty of Arts and Science or the Faculty of mgiheerinz.

The scholarships will be open on equal terms to men and women]

resident in any part of Canada and 1 _

Nmvfoundland. and arc good 1111-, four years in the Faculty of Arts and Science. or five years in the} Faculty of Engineering. Terms‘

provide that in the case of a stu.1 R 1

dent living far from Montreal. contribution touznrd railroad fares may also be made.

The scholarships will be known as the J. W. McConnell Memorial scholarships Two have already been awarded. and others will be iven next. year Those awarded ho scholarships are Ann Duffy. Charlottetown. and Lorna Macdonald. Lachutc, Que.

Mr. McConnell is o. Governor of McCllll University.

While no definite flgttre as to.’ the value of the scholarships was: given in the announcement, it was noted that "at the present time it requires from $3,000 to $8,000 to cover the full costs of a degree course at McGill."

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Eden Says Germans Planning Next War

LONDON, Sept. 29 - (CFC-For- eign Secretary Eden. in a speech promising full occupation of Ger- many and precluding a negotiated peace sold today Heinrich Himmler is training fanatical young Germans for a. secret post-war organization to "revive the spirit; and meanng of Nnzldom in the German people.‘

Lowering the curtain on a two- day war debate in the House of Commons which produced little in the way of fireworks, the Fkirepn Secretary sold "our reports have been pretty good on this sort of thing, and I would not pay this tn the House unless I were convinced."

"We have information," he 11c- clared, "that the German Gnnci-al Btafl’, recognizing the inevlinblllv of defeat ln this war, are already

alike u-cre resentful of the influx‘ R

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l . ' ' L N’ h War Situation ast 1g t __ ____l .__ .. . ~ ~~———— Y 5y KIRK; L. SIMPSON (Associated Prels War Anal!!!) d‘ ‘ m‘.

Cut-rem Aflled operations on the Enrolwflll "C? graénlnaz: Rm,“ ally continuous pressure on Nazi defence llnesflfiled bomhinu n! Ger- to the. Belfort Gap. Coupled with the scope 0 I - u 1 man supply lint-s they strongly M1850" Am"! Pfellfiramm! n" mu‘ T’ 9, - , . 1 I. m. l. slmnllrtineffelcgtqlffémluzegtubclnz kellf. 0n the alert constantly all along the front nearly 500 miles wide. ‘ Elscnhoweg is! 13:31?! S9211! “:1; vantage of his superiority in numbers on the groun sham from end but complete monopoly of the uh‘ to cleft l. ml! I"!!! l w callllrrf thhee islfrifres in full force north. will?! 1"‘ "m" i" i‘ “ems inevitable he soon will do. a dent or d"!!! wflloctiuldf 2x33121230 plolted into dec1s1ve breakthroughs may real‘: . "l! ilimblm t-urméin Allied troops in Franco, enough are available n a P" _Y ~ l- tnln this over-all pressure and still mass heavy concentrations at so . acted points of’ attack.

Th1: obvious danger points demanding special Nazi trpo: colncen; tralions are. still in llolland covering the ArnhemJ-Immerf B“ BWIX. and south of Karlsruhe to the Swiss border. The first Allied attnmlll to (urn the whole Rhino position barely failed :10 Arnhem. Where the second will some is yet to be (llscloaed.

Nazi sensitivity to every Allied move in the ltlcselle sector is mark. It represents probable eXllffilaf-lim 1n u" mlnd‘ M ‘he G°rmm'

ed.

| command that. the United States 3rd Army again is marked down on- '

Allied hooks for special service such as it rendered ln Normandy 11ml. up the Loire Valley.

That seems a justified apprehension. From what has been re. vealed as to the positions of Allied armies, It seems clear that this army 1...}. been compacted into a relatively narrow front. in the Mos. elle sector.

'l‘l11\. Most-lie approaches to the Upper Rhine fwd "l8 l-fflfl-‘i-Rhlfllfi segment oi‘ the Siegfried Line look to bc caste-r gmng than those to the south at uhich the ‘lth Army is heating. _

With some weeks to go before weather conditions lend to immobll. he his armies. it is inconceivable that General Eisenhower is not. about. ready to show his hand again in full lcale action.

Will Reldx Tire Rationing After Defeat 0f Germany

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approaches 10 the Neder Rhine bride-e to in mountain strongholds 11 nules west of many.

German forces who 5111111011 across, from their fihnsy lnidpchend 12:4 the l3: turned and destroyed northern 111111111111- division foughi more than a wool. to hold- er them,

The Germans were l1oLly Z1150 Oll {hi} CXIPEIIIC 5011111, 1h1= United States and Fr Army 101114111 five 111il1-s a battlcfiel-l strewn 11 1h 1.111 a111l s1. l 11 io1-t fie v liagtr ll mil» e5 fron Belfort, u .111 stands 1-1 -1.1 cclfle 1*. the 1:81) 193d- ing to Germany, 30 1111i s be 0nd.

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SARNIA, Olili , Sept. 29 ——- tCPl 11 few months of the colli-ps: of B’ Germ . Hg made thg- announcement in a the first anniversary of ”"*‘ Plant near here In his address at. 51111111111. and government. ownership ".1111 1w.» |-.;11- death of Mrs ‘plastics. mentcllsiegai-ded the 1'e-‘ , Howe said the situation 11.‘. 19 Flat‘ old Port. position in some respects is ‘-\'01'.'C for the armed forces a111l in an‘: a-rttticn and sentence many synthetic as m. 11 gIHHVPCI n0 emotion

—Tire rationing restrictions will be any, Munitions Mihiflivl‘ ‘ statement to rubber production 1n C-. 7E5, Ont. Sept 29 the ceremony. he said he fivors ~11.11 111111-.~l11 were senienq (noted a bright future for it. in :11 .1‘ 1 her Flanders] While he gal/e Canadian motor- ion oi a lz-man Ontar- pmgent 15 acute . than ever The factories arc cil- brcught in its ‘guilty event with the same e211 need almozt immediately" rubber tires jury wrdici, was an»

wearing out in increasicci iluinbcrs and it is beccminu difficult to pro- vide enough replacements This year 885,000 passenger tires will o~ replaced a5 against, 540,00 last year. but even the increased 111111111111- . will not be stifficlent to fill essen- tial demands As soon as Germany has been def-sated. steps will he taken to 111- 111-ease the out-put of civilian tires and within a few months of 1111f time civilian tires will bcoin ‘o 1-0 {Y-cntiful and it. wiil gi-adu ' come possible, to relax tire rest‘: ions, he aai

-d1irc:.s to the jury, Mr i-iow tcqnretl cm tcrtu1-c q crime" and udvlsezl

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SAINT JOHN. N. B , Sept; -—-(CP) -- W. P Jones, K. 0., 77. chairman of the New Bruns- wick Board of Public Utilities and New Brunswick Motor Chl"'l."l' Board. died in hospital here lat: today. He had been a ltospital patient for several weekg,

A member of the New Bmnswicl: legislature from 1903 to 1908 he

.served aa solicitor-gciieral of "no province He “'11.; elected lcatier 01' the New Brunswick Liberal P1111)’ Just before the 11ro\'i11cl:1l election of 1830 and retired after the party-Z;

1 defeat l-le was rhair111.-111 of the

n- ‘New Brunswick old 1111c pension.

WOOD SMOK . WAR commission before his appoint-

Spartans used wood smoke a; a ment as head of the public utilities

101-111 of 11115 warfare in 400 B C 1 andwmotor carrier boards.

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Tito’s Partisans Close To Bolgrad

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1'11 1_ 1-1 e n1 t ti “It? . at n sortu-o 1- ___ . trulrn 1.0110011, Sept. 2o _ <a1=1 - 1H 111$ Marshal Ti111’s Partlsans. bnttlhv! 111v -_--\ l mixed fort-cs of Germans. Yugo. ’-'_\§ 1-‘ Y‘ slnv 1111111101 troops 11nd Gen. Dr 1.1 1 ‘ _ biihaiiovios Chelniks, arc "stand. lliollfh- lug on the a11proacl1es to I30!- gradc." Yugoslav capital. n_ free Yuzr-siav 11roadrast said tonight. The Tito r-ouzlnunirule dccltireti that. Mihzlilovir himself was atnonv. flhelnit-ks touted

dinner

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Nazis SayMEmphasis ‘Qn Southern $ecior

LONDON. Sept. 29 — (AP) — .»\»||icdA Armies pressed the Germans backtoniilh! :11. opposite ends of thelfi0-111iie western front-111 Arnhem, where the enemy blev.‘ U11

balk pan-salt through Northern Holland, and l-‘rzmces Belfort Gateway to Southern Ger-

thc Nader Rhine near Arnhem by night fled

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Potato Crop ls Expected

What is possibly a record potato cultivation in Prince ward Island become known 1' . when it was learned from . ti. G. Peppin. in charge of sccd 1'11. spectlon for the Province, that 96 C?» of the total acreage under in- spection has passed all tests. Bro. ken up into the different variet- ies, 7.100 acre: of cobblers passed as certified seed, 3.860 acres of Green Mountains, i580 acres of Katahdins, 1.000 acres of Sabagrv, and 50 acres of other varieties. making a total of 13.590 acres.