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AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy. 28 Hanover 81., m6 Georn Glow, 1N) Ottawa Si.

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—UNDERGOES OPERATION — Mr. Alec Maclnnls, con of Mr, and Mrs. JP. Mart-Junie, Bummer- side wider-went an operation for appendicitis 011 Christmas eve. 1t is pleasing to report that he is ulakuig a. good recovery.—S

— ENTERTAINMENT A’! AIR PORT - The Surnmerslde branch of the Red Crosn in response to an appeal lrom its Head Office in ‘Toronto to all its branches en- tertained the patients in the Hos- pital of the R C.A.I<‘. Station here on Cln-isunas afternoon with a program o1 Christmas music. Mr. John E. Campbell presided and m- trcduced the entertainers. The pro- gram was made u of a quartetie composed oi Lowel Hancock, Earle Schurman. Maurice M1113 and Bob Mountain, solos by Mr. George Boimess and two readings by Mrs. J.S._ Perry. The program ended by 1111 youiing n1 singing Chnsmiaa Carols. The patients expressed their appreciation 11nd thanks for the Christ-mas spirit shown by those who roznembt-rctl them by making their Christmas bright and cheer- ful. The Hospital was cheerily de- corated b the ladies of the Sum- mersldo d. Cross Con».

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Tomorrow night the men in training on H.M.C.S. Queen Char- mue will sleep "aboard" for the first time. The renovation of the naval barracks which had been 111-111 up because of priorities re- quired on certain equipment. neces- sary, is now complete.

A steam table and a lpecial ki11d of rango, the two articles that had been holding things 1m m; the last. two weeks. have a.r~ l'1\'£‘;l and are 110w ready for use.

The mess flats where the men will sleep and eat; are the quarters formerly o1-cu led b_v_ the Arrny and Navy Glu . The kitchen, “gal- lrv", to the men of the NaV . l5 well equipped to turn out asty 11.:.1ls t-untcrla style, Not a. font 1:1 space 1111s been wasted in the sleeping quarters u'h1cl1 me equip- ped with hammocks for sleeping and lockers for storing belongings.

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ingred also were hammer the ﬂ divisions reported trapped tween the D011 and 1111a Volga Rivers. A- bout 2,500 Germans were killed in 111111 area yesterday. the communi- que said, and 23 Nazi tanks, 18 guns, 11nd oo trucks were destroyed. Fifty- dve German guns 25 mortars, 390 rifles. 86 trucks, izwo munuxinion

umpa and aeveral h- ed Dri- soners were capt

On the basis or Ruslan announ- cements the Red Army now controls u sizcable chunk 01' territory on both sides of Stalingrad us well as for to the west in the Don River Bend —— at. the rear of the Germans stalled before Stalingrad, The ca-p-

ture of Roswv would throw an even larger ring around these Nazi troops.

The Russians said today that in the last four days they have gained from 24 to 3'1 nules in the drive on Kotelnikovskl southwest of Staini- grad, and this offensive was second only to the pace set. by the Rus- sians i11 the Middle Don drive.

Inside the battered Volga City the Red Arinv captured 20 more dtzgouts and. blockhcuses while in the northwest, other troops “improved their positions” and captured pri- soners. =

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

The Morning Service which was broadcast over radio station C.I=‘.C.. Y. took the form of a Carol Ser- vice.

The service opened with the fam- iliar Christmas hymn, "Hark the herald angels sing", after which the Rector, the Rev. A. Le Drew Gardner, in bldicl-ng the congre- gation to prayer said, “Beloved in

Situated on the main top tie-ck is the gyannasiitm. where the boys receive n lot of healthful recreat-l ‘on. 0n the foreiopclrvk u-hich 11a!- bven added to the barracks 1s loo-l atcd the sck bay; where sailors g0,‘

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to recuperate from illness. Also on: this deck is the schoolroom where,- coaching,’

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‘range as well 11s the recreational 1111-. glorious R1‘ri11'-\"1-.‘I0ll brought. us

inc-s, and the 011111111111 where the,‘ s. . rs sncird- mzinv evenings plow‘ snuty. The gunnery store, c-lcthitig, store, shipwright-a’ stock and the s‘1\‘:e 111111: are also on this dock. he ship's offices, the PO35 office. the exerutive offices and the Captain's oiiice are across the hall from the mess flats on the main deck. These changes have been made under the direction of Limit-Commander McCarthy, who 1183 Succeeded in making the local naval headquarters among the best of its type in the Dominion.

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WANTED - COMPETENT MAID immediately. Apply Shaw's Ho- tel, Brackley Beach. 12-28-51’,

LOST BETWEEN BAPTIST Church and 120 Prince St, red velvet handbag. Finder return to

this office. Reward. 12-28-11 WANTED —- MAID. APPLY 291 Kent St. 12-28-31

WANTED - Barry's RAIL sleigh. Call lBB9-L. 12-28-31 FOR SALE — ONE THOROUGH- bied English Setter. 4 months old. Right uge for training for

Christ, at this Christmas-tide lei; it be our care and delight to hear again the message of the Angels, 11nd in heart and mind go even unto Bethlehem 111111 see this thing which is come to pass, and the Bubc lying in a manger. ‘Ihcrorurc let us read and mark in I-ioy Scripture the tale of the loving purposes of God from the first 110:. of our disobedience unto

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T111111 [UHLJWCL 11.110 short Script. ure Lcsscns witch were read by the Rector, These lessons were from 11cm the Old and New Testaments —tl1ose of the Old giving the vnrl- nus llrcmlses and prophesies o!’ God regardzng the coming of the Mess_ 1:111 nnd those of the New giving the story cl the Birth of Christ. Each Scripture Reading was (011001- I'll by the singing of a Christmas Carol pertaining to that ‘particular Lesson.

In the evening the service was taken by the Rector, Mr. Gardner, "$515M! by the Royal Air Force Chaplain, Squadron Leader Cnm- eron. Mr. Gardner gave the final sermon in his recent series “The Story of the Bible."

Both the services were well att- ended and the church presented a truly Christmas Bimospherg gm- the festive services with the spruclng decorations and the ‘Ohrlstmag message mnttoea.

THE CHURCH 0F THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER

Masses were celebrated at the usual hours ct the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer yesterday,

The mass at 1i was celebrated by Rev. A. MacDonald, Rector and

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Burma extended 110 miles north-

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cast of Akyab in the Cl1i11 Hills.

that at 10.30 by Rev. George Mc- Kenna. Rev. R,H.L. Bulnes preach-

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TOJO HAS GRIM (Continued from page i)

ported vlc-iorlea.

The over-present throat of Rulslan Siberia to the Japan- eu we: taoily acnnowleagad by the Premier in hi: promise to the people that their force: had been strengthened 0n the Soviet border.

“The dedence of our frontier in the north of Mtmchukuo has been furtsher strengthened," he said, "in view of the continually claanglng world situation, so that the undis- turbed progress o! the Eastern Au. latic war is guaranteed."

Russia and Japan are uneasily bound by a trea y o! non-aggra- slo1n, but the Japanese are aware of the aerial proximity of their cities and industries to the b‘; Soviet air base at Vladivostok in Siberia.

1n pointing out the enormity of

the task lacing Japan lin mat Asia, ‘Ibjo estimated that the Nations have about 1,000,000 troop; and 030 airplanes in India, with the numbers ‘continually in- creasing." In the past six months he said a combined American and Chinese air force of 300 planes had calrrled out 30 attacks on Japanese install- 11110215 in China. He estimated the Chinese army at 3,600,000 men and said about 25o laige 11nd small battles had bee-n fought. between them and the invading Japanese,

Unhealthy Reﬂnna

United Nations air bases in the Solcmon Islands, Tojo said, have made “extremely dii-hculi“ the rc- lnlorcemcnt and supplying oi Jap- anese forces 1:1 those "unheaithy regions." He claimed that Japan- ese relnlorcecnen-is had reached Guadalcanal, but did not specify Lire number nor the date.

Because o! fnsqent attacks ‘by American planes based on Dutch Harbor in Alaska, Tojo said, “the privations and difficulties which Japanese troops have had to endure in the Aleutian Islands are unimaginable."

The Aleu-tiam were mentioned,

along 11-1111 Burma, the Solomons and New Guinea, as probable sites oi Allied Nnlicns “counter-attacks." On the pz-‘olit side of the Japan- ese ledger, Tojc said transports returning from plundered ccunlries in the South Pacific had brought 1.801.000 tons nf raw materials to Japan, or '70 p21" cent more than the 11111101155 requirements for. an entire year.

In his summary of Naval wer- fare. Admiral Shimada claimed that 1,100,000 tons of Allied war. ships have been surnk. lnchiditig ll luaitlcsliips. ll aircraft: carriers, 48 cruisers, 48 destroyers, {l3 subma-

rines and 54 assorted other wor- craft.

These Japanese claims obviously were greatly exaggerated. They claimed to have sunk more ni-r- craf-l. carriers than the ‘(lifted Stnies possessed at the start of the war.

Ja-pa ese 10858: were placed at. one ba tit-ship. three carriers, four emlsers, l5 destroyers, nine aub- marlnes and 20 other fighting

ghlns-ihe same 11st as was report.- ed by the Javanese on Dec. '1. the ovmlvWfS-Bfy 0f the alttack on Pearl Harbor.

Japanese fliers were said to have shot down m- otherwlse destroyed 38571 Allied planes. us against a loss of 568 of their own m-nlt.

In addition to the Allied war- shins sunk, Shlmada said nine battleships, four carriers, l9 cruis- ers. S3 destroyers. (i0 submarines amd 3'9 other craft had been dam- aged. A total or 424 Allied mm‘- chnnt shim have been sunk. he said. and 500 captured.

Damaged Japanese warships, he said. included one battleship. W0 carriers, tin-ea crviserm nine dea- miyers and one submarine.

Recruiting Officers

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Christmas Eve. Lieut. M. 0. Mo- Carihy. Captain of H.M.C.B. queen Chamtta learned o! his L-POIIlOuUII to the rank of Ueut. Commander. In March last. I-leut. Commander McCarthy tuck charge of the Charlottetown Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve barracks here. Under his supervision the “Queen Charlotte" has been trans- fcmied into a full-fledged ship and is rated among the but o! its kind in Canada. A native of Toronto . Commander McCarthy waa transferred hero from loaders. Ontario. '

FUNERAL SATURDAY — The funeral of the late Murdock A. Corbett of North River was held- Saturday afternoon from the Cub- ciilfo funeral home. service was conducted by the Rev. A. E. ‘mad, Pallbearers were: Frank sander. son, Miller Sanderson, ‘Ihomaa MacLean, Rank Fraser, John Bernard, W. Chester s. McLure, Service at South Granville Prel- byterian church was conducted by the Rev. H. M. Duncan. Pallbear- ers were Louis Corbett. Stirling Corbett, Robert Corbett, J. D. Corbett, Daniel MauLeod, Edwin Bernard. Inteime i was in 50pm Granville Cemetery.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — Pun- eral of the late Eidon Seaman of Hunter River was held yuterday afternoon. A abort service at the home was followed by service at Hunter River United Church. Ser- Vloﬂs were conducted by the luv. R. E. Shaw and the luv, Lewis Murray. Pallbearers were: Melville Bunialn. Ovni 1mm . Frank Basnall. Percy Boyle, Futon Rob- ertson and Lorenzo Smith. Mom- hers of Prince of wales Masonic B0526 attended the service in a body when Past Masher .1. w. Pm- erson look charge. Interment New Glﬂﬂsow cemetery.

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