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JANUARY 15. 1943

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New Offensive To _l_(__elieve Leningrad Rumored Four Towns And’

No Sign Of Settlement In Three Steel

Gov’t vmung

To lleet Strikers gym“ 13"" And Employers in...

orrsw m. 14- w - m“ Ntiilior moduli‘ aim

Egizntouighttbattllsflove

l to meet next Baturdrlaialmrg- .§uem.mu'dféwd y m "Blvl-llibrl on the s t. statements

th tron o! Cwldlw nroduc on- 0mm!“ éfliwtdé‘ irincn. M!‘ United steelworkesu or America

resents ives o! m yore sod em- st!‘ eshsvetiedupslarepropor-_

$31.... sun 0.33.1101. m and ..,.."‘.‘.'... r o. United swel worlrérs orUun- m“ ‘M’ oricses-nd the Canadian Oonibess o! mgydunheul. autumn‘ ' t

bor.

The strikes have halted production mom To; B1 0"’- oi the U. . “:al“::'.-......"~°--su Fau- ".23. - cw» ,,,,.,,, n. - - e - is M position in lault on. mm. Ont. responsilliigtfcgrmglmleu w“ d '-'—--'---—- He mdded- "m, turn have been mst by del siom and outright betrayal o! the mnisteoz"

d-rikse were celled to demsnd i-l’ rt o!

at Dominion Steel and Co

Steel Strike Continues

ill! W QYDNEY, Jen. l6 -(OP)- The Pflllilifllo .ooo ernllnloyees oi nosslolm owl gglingggl demand.

"-8- Towed Boatslliotorlous ‘m’

sy today while a iederai 1a r-

a ..n.‘.’&’;. tissu- mm m- hl her Enclllatot opened nesotlliiom Qm

ny. The talks were o! milla- Fary nature, and All’. mill m! later he had not as yet ad- oed any speelis psoeflsls to either Ne. Ielteraielfind

ted to the Iederafoffioer their nd against enterin inio an! BIP-

rity report of idle Barlow Com- hission that investigated steel- yorlrers were; hem and at Inuit is, mrie. one. lalt veg; "ab: e o report reoornmen r ould be no basic change in the

'lhe Union wishes in conduct nv negotiations on the basis of the rlommissiolfs minority report. Ihllih idvoesied a floor wags or Bil cents a hour for both niants. Ths rah sreusal-ssenuunhmnnrlw

lenue. 11.500 Ileelwesisrs Ifle

In all, 12.500 steeiworlrers in naneds were idle-lbw o! them in love Bootia. The Algorna {grey strikes called a halt to t 50 per oent of the Dunnin-

ri ev.

civic orgsnilations hore moved Indny i0 have the federal Rovern- ylent taire stone to brine the huve

‘not fsbricsie; steel produced in . n

scllesn. the Board of Trade and ‘vars! service clubs telegraphed ime Minister Mackenzie Kin! lskimz immediate sci-ion "in the him-st or the community and the war effort." The strike scene remained sulel nv. There were no demonstra- ons or .5. comosnv offic- is srnresseri satisfaction with the “gut-he plant was being main-

liomlng Events l"'é»-"‘""'°“ P? N ;§-§;""s-.l.°."l".i£?n"rc.i m’ “m

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“ _—_- tees- -.--.a....... "n-nnsg 1.3L "Dome b lohool sneer. lover: lice. not line 1 w l.

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aiesday Ismpmnig; ule be owed "1 lyricism! rhflos l-A-l-il-O-I

Strikes

h th NIKE"!!! DQQOti-dt-

ent charging that

e work stoppege. workers at every

The malority moon or thi on rejected the union's demend (or s bssio minllmlm oi 55 cents

is 5 i-I emis at the -I cents at Sydney. 21PM had iavored the

u, Jan. 14-11m- lwift and do motor boats a tho h‘ states which already vs won their ofiectivensss. again Gllvd a rior Japanese force and return may sped out from Guadalcanal lslun in the Solomons to meet a Th0 Ulllflh representatives TI“:- fofcq 0f gnejny d§mygf| ‘(@3311 tows-nu thn Island on the Jan. ld-and-Wli, presumably reinioroemsnts. for the Japanese ‘w; to regain Henderson nir-

leshing mliekly at m; mild: r end heavily-armed enemy

. the per involved was

; t both d ‘WM ‘u. ‘mum’. ‘ his”: the Japanese des

Nova Scotia Has Practice Blackout

IAMMAZ, entire puovlncs of Novs Bootia was out in a 30-minute smprise sir rsld alert tonight. Major 0. R. Orowell, Provincial Director o! Civ-

De mi sfisd" with the nerform- anoe of the control staii here. p“ prim“, n”. The “my.” n“ Ailert was a routine test of i

blocked Ind ,

P. organisation throughout inoe Medor Orowell

h prov , ‘fie test started at ‘I PM.

Lloyd George

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Timoshenko Said Leading Latest Push

IDNDON. Jen. 15 -(.Prldsy)- -(AlP)— swarm]... reports sad io- day that Marshal Samson Timo- abonho, whose movements have been carefully guarded in the last month. has launched an oiiensive in relieve besieged Leningrad.

Russians themselves did not otier my continuation of this ro- port, but British military observers pid it seemed s logical step to di- vart German troops already having diiiiculties over a wide iront, per- tlcularly in Southern Rlussia.

Ibr several deysthe Gel-runs have reported Russian attacks southeast o! labs Ilmen in the Iieuirlgrad mic and also at Voro- nell. midway between Btslinyrud end Moscow. On two on! this whiter the Germszis have su- nourloed Soviet drives beiore Mos- oow did. This happened in the case or the central front offensive northwest of Moscow and llwt 0f the middle Don south o! Vorooleab.

Goebbels Complains Of “Total War”

LISBON. Jan l4 —- (bPi-JOM ll Goebbels is quoted in a DNB d toh u. the Lisbon Press as hold- Bi that, in the iourth year of wer. "gummy is lacing a mission in- iirlliclg‘ harder en more giflioiilt than st she Iaced in 1989.

“We pro lighting on the oeetefll front against a system that hes turned wer into ‘total wer’ and has

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Goebbels wrote that the fldht h" “a oese liie or death for

.§'°""a"*:.."*..l:l: harder to equa n en s Imetburden that weighs on the

ron

Two Ministers Ordained lit {Ziéon uyhuroh.

A meeting of the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island took P15" yesterday at zion (zhurch. Rev. '1‘ W. Goodwill. the moderator. 0! Cenoo Cove was in the chair with Rev. 0.0. Webster oi zion clerk

other; present inoiudednDr. A. Q, ThompsOn of Brookfied, Rev. i-Llil. Creaser of Tyne Valley. REV- JA, McGowan, Kensingwn; F"- ‘Ll B. somers. Bt. Juries Church. and elders from the different con-

A call 'frorn the iummersida oonzregaiion to Rev. Glories Car- negy or Btreetsville, Ontario. W“ laid Otlll the table ior further con- mditrkwsiliannosuiced It the IMF in; that the ministers-elect for; Montague and Oeledonis would no nrrlve on their fields ior some time.

Another item oi business was the examining and licensing of Mr. m... Carson, an. t Glwrlorie- town and Mr. (lilloyd Henderson. MA. of Preelnn .

Then the Prosbyi-Ql’! l-dimu?“ and in the evenin! met It 1-30 for the service of ordination when the moderator presided. a

The lessons were resc- by Rev. .

‘m. oremr with more" W R"-

T13. Bomers and Dr. Thom?-

‘miiu sermon was woldlfld b! Rev. zLA. McGowan. All the minis- tel-s present took part in the loy- ingon othandmwhen the two candidates in an see-old swig?

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kosher; tothens 110M“!!- ed minlstsrsavas rivenzv Rfl- U-

Atfllsoonolulonotlsesetmon neaptionwasheldin

Slight ‘Quake Felt In New England

‘ i! J . i4 —(AI) .41.. u; ilew states wen ahaken two earthqusk

i;

(IyKirleI-llmpsarnsssoeiatedrresswashalysi) of an ever-widening ll-udau winter effenlve

front aflams from the lnninerad sl e ring to the central Oaueaau and the Black Sea. coast still rind no

hllllillfllbklolwarsrlzatllgthreslaeiorawhsraib

that has set the who e eastern

A possible explanation at In picturing the Russian offensive llllftllorlodlsrobefondlnreporea nee a tremendous new drive to comb out the last man s! available manpower to meet the erisee h leads the Nazi home-front for a new German;

Whatever In actual lusian steak" or the nature or purpose of 39d ""9118!" "flotation: “admitted by Moscow in the Lani rad vicinity. near Lake linen and now around the voronesh anchor w ich "° °.ii’l‘“..‘.'.." "°‘ ‘it'll '7’li."i2i.'°'.,...°'

em r ea siege ring, the Neva-Lake Lsdoga sector. wo d finally fift that . It erful laningrad rrison for a ink southward on the Vo irhov to link up h the Lake Ilmen

reoordl. all three are Rcd action. Russian cracking

could free part at least

northern flank

tiegromd a? aflsritiesl iegis Importance.

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ernrsu and Afrlel. The whole weight sf

damueblnsmayballsrowulnielteall- O

" in lower Don sector while forces driving toward Rostov drive on un- kiiling 1.000 Germans- NDRTII AIIIOA -- Ghaud’: forel selse two heights h enemy- hold mountable 15 Inllil. nort Tunisian traffic junction of Kairousn and one other posit- ion in which 80 Italian prisoners taken; troops from equator

SOUTHWEST PACIIT('— Amer- ican torpedo boats damage two and possibly three Jap destroyers: Arn- erleun troops on Guadalcanal eon-

ed New Gaines slay at least I16 Jib!-

WISTERN FRONT- been raid- ed with 100 tons of bombs as Allies "mash at manufacturin- ‘hlrd time In three nights; R. C. _ ml‘. and Netherlsnds

force hit Axis convoy eff Holland

Expect lie liaullo Next Month»

OTTAWA. Jan. 14 — (GP) —'!‘he Drollosed visit to Wmhingwn tawa of Gen. Charles De Gauilo, leader of the lighting French. expected to tulle bloc: eerl

svsi able from oiiiciel sources here. tod th

es-vwork since it is

considered oerts n that De Geulie

will first go to North Africa to con- fer with Gen. Henri Giraud.

State 0i Maine llas Blackout

YORK, Jan. 11 — (AP) —- Maine

d dril. the ienoe command 3nd 1st tighter oom- oe .

The State-wide blackout delved at 8:66 pm. ILDJI‘. red 118ml wos sounded e civil air raid w o! the 1st fl hter Banlor and nd our

TBIOIIINOBIS. CLAIM] LIII

WINDSOR. our... Jan. 14 -(GP) disease traoted acutely short was reported today

Preoee l Learning m attendedo her, said then are sariolflv ll in

French Army Makes - Important Gains

INTERNATIUNAI. AT A GLANCE

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B! Wes G llaglsel Aiehlsl Press-Still Wile!’ sump IIADQUARIKQII, North Africa, Jen. l4 -—(AP)—A French attack northwest oi Knirouun, traf- fie junction south oi Tunis, dro

the German‘ heights in the mountains. a Hench s; kelusn ced bode .

ianis. The height iced rm the Fromm-job?! lleovearld gebe

spokesman to be important gains. "The Lore

Hench filers. Kalrouan. Prench troops took

iocsl skirmi Male Oonlaot (News dispatches received

from muetorlel Africa.

French end Giraud in the current (Continued on page B. Col I)

l-‘onner Actress Goes To Jail

IANTA MONDO -—(AP)— The tempest-nous Holly- wood oareer of Frances Ibrmer came to a violent climax today es the actress, looking anything but glamorous. started a six months‘

all term

The oomsb blood. a university gradualo who once won s home- town newspaper! , , ‘ s contest and a irip to ltuuis es e reward, was sentenced for violating prob- ation in s drunk-driving case.

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Slight Easing In Oil Situation

WAXNWNXI Jan. l4 —(AP)- A sllsht easing in m. eastern oil situation, where supplies heva been 11y retrolsunflidrnlnuzrswr Harold Ickes but he said “serious hard- lllflglflfll month and next is still D08“ l.

Whether I can be avoripd. he "m..- to...‘ ' ""- °;:".’.: moss

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authorities es? reduce their de-

been!

“mama modlcal oareintbeirhomoslorths

fiaorutbsnowlyosdainedmilu. ‘l Mud s.

mands eastern oil su lies.

“US

(‘Y A N F. i] i i

l He? IN THE KIHEN

ve from two strategic

Bed weather llmiiod A led air and , d activity over other fronts. and also temporarily check- ed the eeriei oiiensive from the Vwsst aselnst Marshal Hammers Arm? in Tri i

Dou Davoul. about 15 miles north- west of xairouan-were said by the

to lhcedrillo went

Hench forces," hgadded, nlerrinl to file new organisation of voter-en

Also in an area northwest of

en Axis position, capturing 00 Italian prisoners. situ- hsvln: surrounded an Axis Iou there two days ago. A nearby orooeo division killed i’! Nazis an?‘ captured eight in s

in London reported that contact hid been established between the head- nuerters of Gen. Giraud, French Commander in ‘Ihlnisia, end the Fighflng French force under Brig.- Gfil- JMQUBI 1e Clerc which is thrusting upward across Libya De

(It was added that Isis Liaison Aha tint between the Fighting

A. 06111.. Jan. 14 Si"

Blouhurst- Railway Station

gfagghéizg: Are Captured

nouns-.- - Six Gem Two-w»

“to; Planes Destroyed In Stalingrad A real- *

mJLMMJns-"m bflFd-iwi (Bv William Smith wnm, Associated Pross sun wrnsq

IDNDON Jw- 14 - (A P) — The Russian offensives of the Lower Don appeared lgfl

. fr. unleashed -

53gb}: Qoudbmhfikgegngxa nlgthtl to. havafriegsined some of their lost momentum alter V68 ‘i1 lTil-IC m 8 a ' '

{fi-grg-ofigggdmghgggnggygy-gg RLiJJ-TZ. 3.."if."Zitif"Llflbiii’fi.ffn“’ii‘“.fifi".iZ3 thalllirllflp wggkw! 13¢ llniligutfsé m Forces of the Caucasus.

Olll‘ m Q ‘ the ognoentrsi-ed attack. the ciiiith M] u" i"'"°"'°"l "m "M! the pause along the time in ll nights that the R. y. Lower Don so bloodily won by Hitler bed been decisive]!

laa bombed Germany end the third endeyt

straight night that the industrial

Ruhr has been hit. Bombs cascaded down st an aver- ( (dlltllighé) :- I

age o! 8 1-3 tons every minute. h m . 1n 1.14m _ e on both sides oi the Minera- wiaeirWQPciKi??'wS-.Qnn,§.'$_ lyme Vody-Rostov reilwey in the o e numb Caucasus captured four mm towns

cl that lsrge tires Gil-lolly ioomed up. They ssid the German and a railway notion ‘Ilwrsdsv. H r snti-aircroit lire wes es violent es Moscow annmmced in a midnish Y ever and that ior the iirst time in wmlmmlque heard here by the Bo- recont nl hts they encountered Noni viet Monitor“ ' . _ I m“ Ii griniles west of The Germans acknowledged ere yns m Scum o! the ‘@410 h. "_,“,4 Jle main target oi’ the RAJ‘. lest railway, fell to tho advancing lud 1:.“ "mm. Tdqnm .1‘ night was Essen and um. the IIOP" Army, the communion said, and “h, h . "m" . ‘u,’ ulation suiferodloues. also the roll stat-hm oi’ the some u.“ N“ r u. . p“ c The all‘ ministry lsnnounfgrfil: name. rm snuon n l3 mile; from w... M115... §“'.,.,,',’,',.,d“§l ii$iiiis§i°tifi $17.3‘: 2:11 Holloreld owfliiim, ‘w’ ‘" m’ ‘""°"°“ s- own-un soul-nod" m- l at one plane was missing. “ma.” w“ repomd “Mme ill‘ I wow-ed l"! 075MB‘: In another operation. the minlli- w“ mm°y*0y.' u mud hm’ llflllfle ""0115!!! whlvh slid. medium bombers oithoeols “u. ‘mummy h sommonxa", command hit two enemy WW1! 55 mu” northeast o‘ Mmemyne “Details of the now-Ia y ships in an attack on an enemy oon- vody and l” miles “at o! Arm» ‘lengthen’: aréeleeainn‘; ma”.

vo oti the Netherlands coast. _ ‘sight! coaster command ED014991 Vi,’ an Important’ railway oblu- offices h Toronto and Oitswl.

that another Nazi vessel in the con- “V” °4 “"5 5W1” ‘mW- m“, u, ma“, ‘m; (Mm nlsnnulssatdnllxil-"oss sums-Du" us: m so! --»~---- --- n“ w . moonughh tllonni points were taken and about u” T"°""“ ‘M’ f

unt- .000 were killed and l2 . ocigiéurfifiriididmirfifieiciv re- dissbied. the oornmmlliuv suinnhzssiusaznurnsrust N... ......... m Tilflb" lillllirvllflr

d th ii , to ts in were reported destroyed Wed -r glciltltelie: r-isngfa w“ m ‘fir: L.‘ Bislinflfld sees mimic "any" Pat h . Ii UQCIQQ-IXQ Britain, l|.8. i m e Germans lmlnohed “ceaee- OTTAWA. Jan. 14 --lOP) w s r r o‘ | 5%‘- .~.::+" -'-..i.“°“l-'"“ 8e 0 lee-t reported only so miles east o! pinch hi“ £25m “flesh.

dtnstov, the communique said. but b" wnudhg, hunch ,4 q,- “Oilr hifantrymen. artillery. end Mmgflom mpwunam . . 911* "W" "Q's-humid ‘#1 l" "All r on. do n confirm up __ _ _ _ __ Gfifmlfl OMIIIW-flilfllis 871d du- My, Nicholson said when ask- troyinz their manpower end equip- ,4 u, “mm,” upon "Mm

Bv RBI-MAN MOI-IN "will" um he m leaving. *1 have Aguyqhflgfl Pym-sun writ“ Nine German pianos were set on- mm“ w,“ u, “y mo,“ i, a‘

LONDON. Jerri. lL-(APF-Bren- fire near one Pflpilleied P1800. "I! n, 1 | h. p, “c: ”".‘~r*..."- .“‘"i*‘nn‘ no.1; son.“ rail’; ‘mo.’ ‘iiflddfi t n. so r r e - would be in r a a United states are strivirg to get unmeril all the German form in "m" ° m“ Bracken Ends 20

Gen. Henri Giraud and Gen. the Caucasus. Years As Premier

“an: M???” - - C8 0 Oll- 1 1* I” u TwoBulldmgs

denied that the two lovernmw an workin st cross proposes.

19,..." ‘we P2,, m, ma; Burned At Debert wmmu d‘ om GWHW-mfll ‘ DEBERT ' AMP _ _' ML 4,__ Hon. John Bracken late today an mnlmk“ candidate for 1e sump (CP)-—Flre (sjwept diiosbufidings‘ of “d m u" “Hi” "5 Premmr 0f the FWIWH- 3110mm $9M- the mmt mm here “might Manito s. and watched his succes-

"The British lIbreig-n Oiiioe is “mm wfi omcifah described .5 sor, Hon. Stuart s. Garmn, sworn not booking De Geulio (leader of “gum 51am’ h“... Th. banding‘ in b lieutenant-Governor R. r m9 righting French) and the w" mnpleuly mm,“ “my Mo lliems as the 12th wamhgwn ma” Dgmmt u authorities ‘id bhsre were ‘no ese- am“ conhdeuflon’

‘M’ bwkm‘ Gm‘ Glnud (High ualtie emon personnel at the ML Brackm‘ nqw “do?! ho- Wflmn“ for mm‘ and we“ cums” ‘ fiiifiigedcugisfwxiifeoligfiillftr. iii cs. ' _ , m- m mom-m ..n>:..n::."" w» pow" d “mm” w (ht-Gem r ' i’: Ottawa snd k not expec- ted to Dwight D.» Eisenhower, hes tho [IN w his seat in the leglsisou-re and ifl%mglzfcngdageugingélq "I t I ll until he seeks s seat in the House m - r

Hie remarks were made at n con- c M c°mm_°“"

ference with American newspaper-

ilii‘....i“ii.élili. iirsfiiillif llome ls Burned Prom ‘um. Buuo “rude; and policies toward the y cksflxqs ‘N “E

flea-l h Al l muddle were said ______ c Tags b" M" "MM ' ruuux, Jan. 14 -(OP)—Hre MR SHOULD

i som QUE

‘proiM :2 which Allied solidnrfiy n M" dam ‘d m, m,” hm, o, vRwm _

enoeneered- Col. x.o. m. on an» historic E i 6w» coucrsie W!” w d Oakiield esiste. some 1s miles from PAR ACHUfE5

the contusion and mistrust in e h d b - mm t, nubile rnind may {be etgdwgd 99°“; aslhefirloonamtfit cams; i.“ rigi: galley Me the pgmm °°"°‘num Semis with lhs earliest Imglish to smasher the internal ‘affairs “wnun b, d. u w" m. frice m. military 1” " ' of 170ml 4 ‘mum n mm“ lire broh out ea-riv this morning 0m i! "Mt- rpflme mm” and gutted the wooden mansion in (‘MW @2137‘; wgmmgtm m, a about three hours. The 12 occup- ier Ohmmmutiw d Am“ m” ants oi u.» house-Col. Laurie, nu firm" l w» by me W110, t? dlilggn and eight serv- - 5"‘ ants-a asoa unhsrm

PIER "mm" h" h"! “nu” Inns article oi value to be saved 1'0!’ ""6 m".- lrom the flames was a silver coffee got, made in 177d and once owned y Bishop malls. first Bishop or

Out Liquor Sales "gmagegr... m“... ,,..,,,._

e n1 Laurie home, built by the Ool-

l M ‘t h onel’: father. was levelled by firs. " - - - ll ll 8 ‘The newstructilrswasbtliltonths id ioundations. H1811 W" _~,- "“ Origlnslly intended u a Can- wnlshl M 5-0“ mien model o! an Eirlglish country Bun sets tins ill~\:l.. g is

WHTKXPIB. Jan. l4 —(CP) —— , - . d _ mum M M-o-o» n“ - w- s-rns W" W msnssnmozzwswsxo~...“* mittod to purchase only 4o ounces “cf” -' i“: mtkmlmf- if"? mmmermde M; w‘ mlmm, m,‘ °' "’""‘“°“' “““°" ‘m’ “ "m ‘arm “d l ‘m m}. pi." than Charlottetown. bottles oi beer a week becinninl T‘ "éiufin ‘s “zmozgrid i“ In, SERVICE

‘Amman “in chm,’ mum“ e ex l sve use o e re- CAI FEB !

of “n “numb. Liquor oonwo] sidents. DLILY EXCEPT BUYTUA Oommissi

svrznson mun ,