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CHARWTFETOWN. caudoafltdorvoav. NOVEMBER 24, 1941

TAligK ATTL

Lt. - Gen. Brcrar ‘,La|iointe’s

To command 2nd i Condition Very critical

y irouudcd ill!

lillljllA IS BAPTIIRED:

lr-ll-W- Rowe" Red Army Pushed ‘Predicts u. s.

piles atToronto Back At Moscow Will be in war

. . -.- By String Street fighting in Rostov; Red Army counter-attacks in north.

President 0f C u b a Juostgyrggglasgrvoyhpoiflgfvflgy,

fighting uncornpromislngly against a critical combination of _ail- merits, was resting comparatively

Says His Nation Will Be First In On Am»

KUIBYSHEV Russia, No . 23- AP -R 1

ughgd b k | I v _ ( ) “as m ‘mops ha" been - - easily tonight alter a rally 1n the

p no n the central and southern sectors of the defence arc erlcan Slde- afternoon had hefped him lollow- , , or a to "to and momog- Great conflict rages m

11'5"" “WWW. dtiltltches from the front scknowl d d tonl ht e u x ' Despite the rally, he was slowly

HAVANA, NOV. Z3—(AP>-Presi-

Sim-Milt o! Tull, the southern end o! the defen 10o u . '°“"= °1' M°=°°W- Rvoslon troop: were bolus plessedozrllwrr; bflckml’: §§§§l.ll‘§“°£§§f§. 339%.?’ usliigg wit? osilrliiglmststemellt issued w- h t d 1 W"! "W- Tho! ""9 pictured as oontestlns every inch o! ground I States would be dthfi twarhby night bsaid: "Mr. Lapoiaited was at e me ee- ' next spring and e ta “w en very ad over the wee en , es- n-x- "Qcmny gummy mmmng‘ M W” CAIRO. Nov. 23—(AP)—Ne\v Zelrlnnrltirs arr-ti Indians,

At Molholsk. 57 miles west of Moscow in the centre of the arc, a declares war.

‘talk drive by the Germans was said to have forced the Russians to retreat to new positions.

On the southern front the Ger- mans were acknowledged to h“; iouaht their way into the impor- tant city of Rostov, at the gam- way to the Caucasus, and the bloodiest house-to-house fighting

the United States cubs will be the first nation to enter the war 0n her side"

Batista was addressing 10,000 workers gathered before the presi- dential palace to demonstrate their approval of his recent de- crees increasing wages throughout the republic.

He said it is recognized that America is unprepared for war,

sent very weak and always in a critical condition."

The noon bulletin from Notre Dame Hospital said merely: “Very bad night. weaker this morning." Members of the family said later that he had shown some improve- ment during the afternoon, and hurl talked and joked with those at the bedside.

’l'hcre were times, however,

pouring through and around Axis defences, have recaptur- ed Bzirdizl, Sidi Azctz and Sidl Omar Nuovrl and the mrrin tank battle, now raging in its sixth day, has movui across 80 miles of desert to the Tobruk area whcr-c it has rczrched a critical stage.

Germain armored units apparently were Illiiltlhff every effort to burst through the narrow gap between 'l‘obruk

ilamcks are

W“ 1111691‘ Wily in the streets o.’ tho city today. with ole defenders exacting s. heavy toll as they

Brilliant in

"but the opprcssors know that if America. lacked arms they are

even during the afternoon, when Mr. Llipointe was unable to talk,

on the coast and Rezegh, 10 miles to the south, and escape the trap and four or five separate encirclements within it.

ready to fight barehanded for lib-

I ergxdinerica," he said. "is aldinfl

England and Russia wherever pos-

althougli he could still hear and understand all that was sold. Not once did ho lose consciousness. OTTAWA. Nov. 23—(CPl-Ap~ Premier Godhoul; of Quebec vis- pointmcrit of Lt. Gen. H. D. G. bu», lied the ‘hospital this morning 2111381151’ 02f general staff. to com-; and was able to see the Justice m“ ‘e “d Canadian fill/Blot‘ Minister for about five minutes.-

lliR. N. W. HOWELL

23—<CP)-New- ulwctilel‘ Howell, urhorcse from uOnI-lrrlo l.tl‘lll boy to onllrllndn lithe Royuil Commission that prob-

Domirliorl-provihcial relations,

withdrew block by block. There during the lost two days the Gel»- mans have lost 55 tanks and thousands o! men killed and Woundtd." the Russians said_

R911 3W‘ 511d thflt the Russians counter-attacking over the entire

"UL-GEN. CRERAR

But they were locked in a brittle with speedy tanks which was growing more hitter hourly. sharp gulches which break tho to the sea in this battlefield. I31“!-

‘NRONTO, NOV.

bie. America has not sent men \ will send '

C l br ' s‘ . l» Am i e e ate Arnval igefirloltge ltktbertYegfcaEuifiiefie‘ Charging across the

plateau and slope down

' , ce n aro e recap ure a_ " ds n e men o merica. _ _ m“ salmiiml‘ iA “l? northwest lllld t d M l Air Vice Marshal m r A ziuullddlusrdtllillltlldsy Nliv l. visrmera. 10o miles from I-lellnlfla- Ed d I B - ~ IDePTO “ill: indifferent ill these hsiilliwiiodillisetlillwnxght b’ Defence‘ “S” KM‘? °“"‘“““1 "1“‘-‘"“1“’° . . . . . . lmlnlalllllldlly known us l; law- grad. as well as a station on me W31‘ S ll rltaru times would mean that we are not shnunancoushl- the mmiswr [my and Alqhblshoo _ Charbonneou o! trsh tanks iii-ed into their armored adversaries. received ‘ en Cube is 8- 8mm “limit lllourlced promotion oi Maj. Gen. “°““4°“‘ “re “sums m‘ a Sim" withering blasts in return, scattered, and re-for-mcrl for

Stuart, vice-chief of general staff. tune‘ to be chief of staff.

Gen. Crerar, who succeeds Mai- , Gen. Victor W. Otllum of Vancouver in command of the 2nd division, was only a few days ago promllgqd to lieutenant-generals rank. He. re- verts to major-general on assuming his new ap ointment.

Gen. O him has been

new attacks in a continuous and almost uncharted melee which raged all day yesterday, through the night and on today.

The British authorities said the Germans were stiffer- ing great losses, much larger than their own. hut it was impossible to estimate the totals, oven Britain's. They said there was no sign of Axis reinforcements. ‘

Moscow-Leningrad railway describ. i ell long ilnci been ill and had ed as important, and a r,\nb¢;- of riiorccd t‘ ough a health break- settlements in the region 01 lam tore 4n ns Royal Commls- yolkhov, also on the rail line 20 By Douglas Aural-on .»- charrlllrlll alter most of the miles nearer Leningrad. and in'the Canadian Press Staff writer- ylllliic hcrlrrrlgs had been compleled vicinity o1 Tlkhvln, north or 11v 11151 v "- H? W” “Piliimied Volkhov and about 110 miles east LONDON. Nov. 23 -(CP cablel- leading notion "wmm “"1 Ciimrm?“ h‘ 5115"“ of Leningrad. Canadian pilots who celebrated the United states." “ml lmldm the W511" aurival of Air Vice-Marshal Harold Lazaro Pena, head of the Cuban Edwards in Britain by shooting Confederation of Workers and e.

.c‘liurcllnrnll rind diplomat, Mr.

' ' m .

By Daring Exploit. ma... but u... little i- we have We cheerfully place on the alter of the liberty of men who

are dying for liberty. “Cuba awaits the orders of the America-the

Fresh Vegetables, Fruits exempt

m "P? ilufgticg‘ t, Nazis Use l7 Divisions l

's porno ciie us ce in hm am m“ named

1m succmm,“ s“. wmmm Mulock‘ down four German planes over Communist deputy, s p c d , , ~ - .

m my“, m“, poslmm Nmh 1L into the great assault; on Mos. Northern France were visited today iously that true’ Spgniargsilc villi Ailllgtaratllxlstncw high commissioner to _ _ _ '

“up, R0,...“ was leads, o, me cow the Germans have ‘poured a by the new Air Officer c0mmal1ti- give thieir liglcsfiggsiacigirz y.w_ A Namnfi, Dom“ Department _ While this phase of the offensive, which the author- Mei“ °11 ° ‘ w p statement on Gen. croral-‘s dppolut- rtles regard as the most critical, was reported to be pro-

gressing favorably, military quarters said Axis forces had been cut into four isolated units.

Ono group, probably about a di- vision of German and Italians, holding the advanced Axis positions at Salum and Haliaya Pass on the coast of Egypt. was said to have

liillo Llbefill party ll-om 1911 to PM of at low l’! divisions. or 1917a,“; 5,, “S ,, member go,- Qx-,..50,o00 men, it- was estimated in predecessor, Air Commodore L. Ffllonged app

llld yllltll. Diltlll! the first areut lot/e Russian dispatches from the Btoveoooo- O News Brzefs

merit Sliltlf——-

“The minister expressed appreci- atkn of Gen Crcrars excellent-l work as chief of general staff and‘ satisi-"ciirlrr at his readiness to ac- cept this opportunity to return ov- erseas, to serve in the field as di- visional comnrnlzzler involving ns it‘

ing the R.C.A.F. in Britain and his

lause from the workers. _._--_--_-

OTTAWA. Nov. 23-(cP)_ The Wartime Prices and Trade Board announced tonight that the general price ceiling going into effect i.“ Canada a week from tomorrow will not apply, “for the present at least," to

interpreting Tile

lllr llc was prcsid-erlt of the Prlvvl “mt Under the lmlittfit 0f these L95! “"11 24 11°11“ Rite‘ he 519V’ lxuncil under Sir Robert Borden forces, using many tanks, the ped from a. plane which brought ttllldls warrinle prime rnlnLster. nlm from Canada, Vice-Marshal At0tl_-"i\\'o_ ‘lore Minister Mwc- Edwards went to the Canadians hrzh tribute to Mr. station and heard first-hand oc-

(Continued on plgq 9, (301 5)

well. lie id that "Canada has counts of the engaoements of the ta citizen whose public services. I I I l d h, 1° ‘ k, 1 d Moscow, Nov. _24-illion- does reverflng to h-S m. V, . . ky . tritstandilr titties and christian I s Eygguiulgsgaqgesctzfiggfueige dayl-(AP) — Russian ships 1 e m“ “m fresh limits, vegetables and been w; o“ when me British for- ~ have sunk three more German green-louse products. C95 broke @1193; frontier demncc Price Yorvlotioo of fresh line in tile middle by lne dslptullli ,

finest performances oi’ the war in of Fort Cupuzzo, Sldi Azelz and. the,‘

gciillllllllti? llotllbly enriched our na- t t I m B r M Se“

n: r e." , ranspor s n c a e s .

REL g m the Royal Comm‘? the 9117110111511‘ Wile 01°Pemu°11 J‘ when, ghgy apparently were , fruits and vegetable; and also

m, be‘ which M50 w“ cam,‘ o which the Canadians were encased. m route to reinforce Finnish a afepgatécn-llflltlgc‘ proltlllcts‘ wliill 132:; occuggtlgn of; Bag-dig" is 1 l d, By K111‘. L ghnnwu

r on cr pr ce rcn s secon Axis oroc was 0s e ‘ lssociateti l’ ; 5ft“ ii '1: in the Galnbut coastal area, 37 miles,‘ ‘One oi’ rhercnl: l n -e '

The Canadians, who also were credited with one probably destroy- ed and four seriously damaged enc-

and German units in the far north, it was announced today. An official report Friday had

of supply," said

und condition issued by the

a. statement hoard.

east 0t Tobruk and 55 miles rlor:ll-.

lire Riiveil Commission. Mr. King west of Bzlrdia.

uid tlrnt “his was the guiding mind _ _ phases of rllt-lirl fr".

iensive. h rile

Plane found

or Italians push 4d}

‘lclr nlsrrmld lire exhaustive in- qllily u-rllcr, lw ~- )1, 3- my aircraft. were lPc toast of the . k- I 1 ___\_ m5 n name BERLIN. Nov. 23—(AP)-"Nu.m- station and received an informal gazing?‘ ‘hgmgggfifgg "Quail-e; The hoard said the decision A third force been hunphpd “Wk, a k elous leading statesmen repre-l @553" of congratulations from tank" in the same water,“ followed a careful investigation aside to the u-cst when the mriinl’ bmwlnk m Russm.‘ dflwvf‘. Conlin Events ggrgiovatgf gowgrslsglliao in c115 ~ a s--——--——~~-—~* ____ Oil S fife wrote; shoved 311$?“ plug: Btrltiltiiberiggrflohoogloéof, groove; u... 6...“... a... a l’... .. g ns 0 0V m‘ W i __ o IP58 comma es o e S m El 0 B W 1" 0 i1l_. _________“_____'g'_ __ _'_‘ ___ g meet in Berlin tomorrow. a Nazi (cont____________lnued on page 7' col 2) sUDgln-‘Y’ Govt" ‘fog-i zgis- ‘Wimablm was m ("mi m ‘he “mm c’: B“ (Continued on page 9 Co‘ s; 1 , (CEU- nee ermnn D “The board l, snuggled, were- El Gob, 40 miles south of obruk. ‘ _ ___j _ '

announcement sa'd tonight. 01101.5 who escaped from a prison This badly mauled Italian

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Residenfs Water.- fore, that no price enhance- ‘ ruent should occur and that

_U" Tire meeting is to b erve ' I h l" 50..., l,‘ m, |,,, 1 ._ .. v 01s me B t tralri near here last nit-ht were a wit‘; |>cr__\v . ‘of. B‘. tgficfiignfillécly giyagiwggllcniigiayatbylqfigliggoqg i fflfd And [pleasant the usual tratle procedure, ln- fink outs‘: algltrérgiitlly. Wllztfltiall ' ~ . ~ o n o- ’ l clurlinz normal buyiuli for daigfiwgmerwise ‘h: hniiigms M” “WEE Acwnasg LOOKS

storage, will not endanger the

View In Prince‘

miles west of Sudbury- pearcd to have been put out of s“ “ER oufLmEg

in-

|concluded between Germany and Ax! h" ' Japan in 1936, flild will express, s

"Warned a b Cll k Fi Wind Cold Still-aye ‘i-gxfil-i-ifyf the will to fight world Bslshevlsm" ”_’—' w - policy of reventlng price "Dance st-'—-Peter_ w d d fir; rtutemeiibt said ' l u ggilgkuiémig"zbpegai‘tsgg (Guilty Make 1M5“! creases." stgigencntitsaid. m” 1mm“ As WELL AS “ER - 5 9 1195 RY _ stale o servrlnce of the pact M d t ' . 4 The bnnr sa e s ua_ ion . m‘ L-Biz-ll-Zi-Zi W111 follow on Toosday- I B l fieviroefsgrttfjafrranguzzrfnfstjl;lg"; COVGPY- l llr tllaesc particular lldmulllullles GfiMFgQQ, Qfrije ileilfgfgehlfn {Q2 wEfi. 1°11» W111i?“ 59m" "hm" i” Pieces of wl-‘cokzrgc Olvlill Aircraft slfgrtxplriiiictewictlcrlnmfbchecsq g%izenglegenwgoli.fgfinfiéw igeagllg‘ ~l miles oi thcl lnhllsh control of prices would commun, “e m be 01mm‘ The fin

strewn along four shore on the west coast of the isi-' be taken "at any "me, gg m- and were picked up yesterday 11nd qulrcd by chanced conditions." Saturday by residents ol Waterford The [mm-d "mp-aged 1g Wm be and Pleasant View. near Tgzrgslijl glli(lt‘li_by practical necessities ‘Grout Contain E- Itdlllioktitl. my -1- rl-llm time u. time in dellrlu; 0151C‘?! ¢°1111m111 "B "K ‘la with these seasonal commodi- Lhc Cl1Elli0.l(‘— ms

have captured, to isolate the

LONDON. Nov. 23 --fAP) — Th9 Caucasus from central Russia.

admiralty said tonight that rm 8X18 cruiser and a destroyer had been ________ torpcdoed in tire central Merlitel- LONDON. Nov. 23—(CP)—Royai rlinelin and that both were bcliev- All» Force fighters and bombers ed to have been sunk. 's\vcpt in two waves across north-

Thjs notion was in addition to a today. bombed a fac-

filcrodit Union Dance, St. Teresa's ‘uMilntitly. November 24th. Web- tltu Orchestra L-Mll-ll-22-2i.

‘géilbimy United Chicken Sup m1 Bald“. Wednesday, Novem - 14-755-11-19-24-25

bruk garr son which Saturday shook off its Axis siege lines and started an offensive of its own, was tong tinuing its advance through a two-i mile wide niine belt, capturing hun- dreds of prisoners, hall of them

ls convictcll ill murder

erii France Germans.

"Dorrcei E ld ll d . . .t ' iAlr Forc "chool at "oitmbu zitllniglrlgd lfligglcyfignglyl: duecttctfiit (ilzlrttflkrlreogggixélaprfyf llgrlilfiSnlelzlfflil‘ gldaviillllegndwitiltnlilflgq town Aireiivbrt- “"1 “"1” ‘"15 i‘ I [Fam-u-nfi‘ TORONTO Nov 23-—(CP\—Air- lrelgorplflhes on an ltallnn '3l‘.l‘S('T ‘chine-gun fire. the air ministry 5. d°11bi mcvparts fe§b"°&eg‘,?,1$real Axis Tanks Out 0f Fuel “Unln d" ‘i? craftsman H‘ A Vi] (Bill) Newell also in the central Mediterranean. announced tonight. Seven fighter 1111i 9“ *1“i,“*§?;‘].“§ Y,‘ ks wmchl , ~ l‘. iiiltalil, ‘In: cmgtifimlfim“ ma‘ 28-year-old member‘ of the ftioyog ‘Tiii $193117 °“g~j?{,s§§""§§§°,§,,,“l’§§l glélnllzgvméeggfringbgfirgerghe Vie)?‘ imiiildngniggnclahtlllsivliiyIthey wlro ABCD Representatlves Sa$d{fi§$e$,.c£.y1t§§d i ' _ '_ _ _ Canadian Air Force. was 001W 0w disc t‘ l’ *1 -- *0 . ~ ' _ f-om an Anson nircrdft lliissing ~ _' . ‘ . 2 . l L 861 1i 22 21- Saturday nl ht of the year-old while sailing with two othr crrrls- downed over Britain tonlsht, one ‘£10m me Mme" Since Thursday ‘ u ‘ lfllfllll tnplkilmllrltilnlogglilzlezd dficiléiclullril; "balm. m Mmvme school minder of hs pretty Finnish wife. ers and three destroyers. After the l o‘! them hurtlin to earth g L Study Japan s proposals élgrhlglxf‘ summit might m me m“. wtinesdrlt November as“, Mum} Aurre, and wris sentenced to be submarine attack reconnaissance Ltilflég on the outs lrts of a town, Namg o; me crow members on. dcwmnne me bank The Ger,“ . . - planes could find orily two cruisers Raiders were over scattered areas ' u“, mmmng 9mm, “we m, released _> any huge fuel and ammunmtln \VASHINGTON‘ N‘... 23__(AP)__ dumps around Gambut already were

but it is believed tllcy were rricmla~¢rs|

ltllifiinllnlldUiiitlki. . 'l‘ol'oil'..rl, Nor‘. 2d —rCi‘> dill‘. llllihlllliliil it lil‘,‘/l iliill. ‘.

cl . i2 L'874‘u'24'21" 1 mange Feb area of the sea was ob- oi En81fl11d- F Tl —~ of the Royal Air‘ orce. he it'll ‘ . t, N . z. 1n d s for the aircraft. was (30llilil\l(’d >z=t-;-71il1fl11<‘$"_ Lhmflencd b} w 9“ (a n m ~ ‘oi P ~irr problems were

settlement sturlirll

proposals for who had reached a

who were r‘ os-

The corivctlun crime at the eridtlmd a large

of the third and longest trial, served to be covered with oil incl position {list

hold their a n . nnual goose din- rllillklllflii- Nov. 2a in lvllllsll- mmmeilcin! at t o'clock L-SVZ

resglon was unchanged as he heard Mr. Justice J. A. Hope sen-

to death. l-le stood uniform and ‘with six officers guarding him. trembling voice

““"_‘ PreldtRosevlto thcrerlts WASHINGTObL NW‘ of theenmlssizan he: hefildfiti to fstlus- The “Pa” W“ m“ 5 " ° ‘sis in late September and early Oo- the Soviet Union's

o

lwiih u few snow portion, colder hionliny. .

colder Mcrirlny night; fill-soar llllT

moclerllte to

Germans 1, Supplies

Ago T day

i "Collccring HQ . T . ~ Ind F" 1,. 3-5 “my “°§(.l,3y juries at two previous trinls hav-l qr-q enemy destroyer probably _ _ Pdllnncllfhlidgc “Emmi Dmghl‘ ling disagreed. A lury which ‘hfiadzsltllk was hit by two torpedoes u. s. uigiliflvmgigsgkiidi‘\i“;ni‘ltfifinff‘My PM, . . . .1“, t, 1,0,,“ s.,,,,,.,,_.,\. b‘. south of there and l ,3 ~ L'_l34-9-15'M'Th“"'“ Igfiegzdgfibzrrilillgiggxblx‘nhdilisveld c‘ I gggdradlgo sgglfmlnifimf ryfunrpe Shoo ofiPlenszrnt View iviis wlllkilre .' "v ni Shite Cordell Hull anti miélltfilé)“ C13?‘ “hilgfvtvill, Ronmvrs. ~~ - .‘ f“, ~ m . l . 1 _ , n ‘ ,7 _ - l l l . .. .. .- - l l- y "Albert vt ‘T . _ The crown had charged at”, central Mediterranean area s _‘l'€ ncdl ills hzorne uiin , _ . ‘V _ , Alls- ‘ “mks mm,“ be able u, gel suppllesl Erhnontgn __ __ __ .. .1 I a‘) bozo.ylfi§1.,,-."{"‘”“‘§§§ Aif§gf$n Nowell, a veteran of the Russo- “me ___---- Germans at sea n the flrfdma,f,ffq“',io",§’,f,fff, _ ~11" 1\"1"°~‘°i‘~~‘,‘,1‘n,_ P1" flifnhiii‘ l from Demo. forth" “H1- ,1\.1<. upshot ~- -- -- -- -- 14.1’ 1'“ ‘ or» "mo" tr“ "c. were: . _~ li. "do l» l.» ll l ~‘ “MF-iiiii-nlwifdmmklliti their? - ..-d81-11-2'l-2‘.. i? eg-glddogfillgtgo gitnliinstrangigd DONDON. Nov. 23 —(CP)-— The ivrecked pinup rind he nlctifilxrll‘ tire. i,‘ {he ,,,N,nn[,_,h,, firs, génnm, which yesmrdm, msfioyed M. “Lawn ~~ ‘ nwhmp '“‘“‘ hel- with one of her own silk United States navy "ls shooting Royal Canadian Morgrtfét h? 1.511;“ glrllorlilc of representatives of the least 100 rllel trucks. _ .. ~.l-,ll qullltv wrleiljtnlondlns c“ “i” stoclnlgs. Mrs. Nowell dlssppesr- I , Germans-German submarines min 1111mm" “if? 1“ i“ B all-railed ABCD IIOWCTS whose silft Capture of sardla made tile sup- ~ edniesday ueliftzgailfiili, Dugg ed Sept. 29. i940. and her bodymlne e figcrag “at; dseggfiteqhwgiycarligil 61:36:11,] (Continued on page 9. Col 4) “flii‘"1‘-' ‘gzvjwds hpandcsf’ “$1?” gwuxsgzlxalifloxuglg “,’.‘},§,‘°§fffi,§,‘_ ‘ mid hm‘ fiimstdck Mgmgii“! "b13239." rlu§°°$§ll§°lillllled and lenmdeclnred to {broadcast to the "_" ' “" “ “ Sm has l" (l? ;lllxt"sl‘l\liitretll‘lslz—w%ritl§lg Iilllesc 11°95 “aw. m" “M Smmy l ‘ L'883-11-24-¥1~ ‘ rr m. tl-aceor a British people tonlsht. "' - Kills to the nature of the -‘*" “or” " '7» "Mfly5hfn1_____ grill: gram?! halsgllpg as the jury Mr. Harrinian returned to Lon- - sols. (COYltinklgQ__Ql_’l__DRE 9_C0l 4) \‘ ‘ vul ‘"1 "mfloriotloo Ciroroh pronounced him guilty, Hts ex- don last week from the "mist! ‘='—‘=—-—_“-'"* "-' "' ~ ‘ States, where he conferred with l Clearing in l l