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Seek To Ctanap Out German Undergroum

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Lauzon, iloltior To Enter Appeal

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311F310". 011%.. Nov. 4 .- (C!) -Specisi guards of the Orlsrio Provincial Police tonight patrol- led the area of e l” jail where Ulysse Lauson. 22 and oaoph Poitier. 10, both of Windsor, On ., are belnl; held pend‘ ins hearing of their appeal against sentences totalling 35 years each in penitentiary,

The Jail is back of the county court ouse at which the two men. w th 22-year-old Walter Kora sky o! Windsor. were convicted of bank robbery charges. itorosky was given 15 years on two charges.

The men have so days in which to enter on appeal and during that time will be lodged in jail, J. B Allan, KC" of Windsor said Satur-

cf bauslon and Poitier, but If. A McNeill. counsel for Koresk , said plans for‘ an ubbeal in the utters case were indefinite.

Will Require Tire Permits Another Year

TORONID. Nov. 4 - (GP) -- Ordindry nos-sensor car owners will have to wait. for a year before they can pumhase automobile tires without special pct-mi . PW. Litchfleld. hhalrman of the board of directors oi’ Ti

the re _ Rubber Com y. Said at a ‘bf-twosome... mam moss ‘susrstsua

LmLBOURNE, Australia. — (OP) pDeciiflillli deznands for the serv- ices in the Pacific will mean more Australian meat for Britain next year, food authorities said recently.

Coming Events

"Show Morell, Tuesday.

no. o. 21 w

"Dance in Emerald Hull Friday Nov. 9th. C.W.L. 11-3, , 3i

"St. David's Bazaar and High Tea, Town Hull, Georgetown. Thursday. Nov. 8th. 11-3-21

"F are bu in ' d used i€$l".?e§l°enl.. intuit’. & Boyle. 10-3 -5i.

Dance "in St. 32, Monday 11-3-21

"Pie Social an Patrick's School, night, Nov. 5."

"Loading nogs every Tuesday for Davis 8t Fraser Ltd Phone collect for trucking service I. N Dawson. Crapaud

t-ll-Ssu-Mon -tl

"Annual meeting Vernon Credit

Union. Monday, Nov. s, 7:80 a‘

in Holy

"Come to the dance Name Hall St, Peters Monday, Nov. 5. In aid of the local brancrl Canadian Le ion. Chappolle and Chlpmen an their Merry Island- ers. _ 11-2-

" ubiic nleetins wlll be held in Un ted Church all, Bourls, Thursday, Noverriber h at 4 P-M- when Mr. L. Do e will give an ed- dress on Blue ms benefits. q A

sttenduoe is requesteufi_5_

"Coll h every 111M665! for Duff: Mosel- Ltd. onl ti“ i.i°’.-t'1.‘§... it"s“ if’ “ “ Dirge hederlctcn. -' e-l "Rubber bel ing of all sizes, and

k h - °°“'lt°....”’°’lvlelif.

d . c.2513} harness. rubber t uced p3 col. num-

i use uesn esters. g oemdfredelicwfiuu

‘v4 lee teem“

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l! M0!‘ KID-l mill-Chiller). Nev. l- Genps-n Police lslly trained to ssdst o s “t? mi”... smelt-t out: 3w Gemini

an.-

tlualllflflTuo erewolf vo-

msntadcstroyedbytivomlisslast 61'.

D Flier D —"Doutcilluld Iuer Doutsche." (German's; for the 0Q‘- muns) hshsttluictseotthgcctfid troops as uncomfortable as possible, in the hone that they will mutiny

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8”’ n 25E Q‘ g as; see

V V in‘ ding b ersi minions“, ti‘: “pm m 'ly t. the Allies.

100a

sotionblgviii be able to use 11"}... 1...... the Gexomns in the British Ions has

been thorough. f last k, h w vsr At Bialeed wee 0 c u;

m were sen death at a general for loottns $710 usinl flfflfll: the D

iatricts. who well fed dreams-indulge rk

F. W0 0!‘! in the towns lhd_0i.t10l-—d0 not realise that Gems-fly’: economic and social life can be saved from 2332a”; only by the presence of

A Conmn corporal. retmninc from a party at Ausustfehn. WIB m badly kicked and belten by two German youths that he hid i0 be taken to hfldllital.

Mayor Asking To Soe__Family

Aumcl-l. Gennany. Nov. 4 — (OP Cable) -- Prom a solitary W11 1n Aurich's naval barracks. Mai.- Gen. Kurt Meyer. Gannon SB gene s1 awaiting trial in the Can- ian army's first war crimes case. has bcBBM fit-Col. RI’. Clark of Vancouver, his chief custodian, to allow his wife to visit. him.

Jndioationi today were that the request will be granted but not uh- til shortly before Meyer's trial on charges of responsibility for the shooting of 48 Canadian Dlilvlle" of war in Normandy basins Nov. 2o.

The accused general claims hr has not seen his family f0!‘ mo" than 1 1-2 years and has never seen his youngest childflrhe fflmlly 110W is at Heife. Germany.

In his daily walks Meyer. in halt- 1m!‘ melon. insists that he u first and foremc e, s Nazi. that. he be- lieves in Hitler 11nd thr Hitler sys- fem and would do anything be had done over again.

12 Missing After Landing At Sea

,1 - uouownu. Nov. 4 —~ (AP) -

Aircraft carriers Joined Wily lll B- ..earch for 12 persons missiflfl 817-91‘

2'1 In the some genera . s bis Pane-American s lulu clipper en mule in in!) came down fbdld with Rid-lit trouble ‘N5 the II m‘! crew o were hill . the plane was

f1 d l?‘ otife-h‘ to Honolulu. Peu- Amerlcsn s -

that members of With 70 scale. es coi~ a cicflo

Gov’t Purchase Helped Boost Total Saturday

Dominion iiro-tal Ahead of Similar Stage In Last Loan.

Thine hoe m”

vlince Md

nays- t w»

a . or meme‘ than 80 per con-t o! the overall cbiectlve. (It was learned that the Pinyin- clli Government mode a $250,000 numhlee of ninth victory 1cm

.)

. By district! the totals Saturday were: swmmrsldc. $741,750; Prirwe Ocunty outside. 8303.150: Charlotte- WIWI. . . I Queen's County '33-?" “I'm! Kins‘: County.

It was Pointed out that taken by commas. (with Charlottetown and Summerside included) Queen's ma, D0!‘ 0911f. 01' its overall ob- icotivo attained: Princ County Le

importance of the s50 soribfiiilftl in attaining one of the mmi important oblecllives of the csmlwidn. namely to fight against inflation.

OTTAWA. Oct. 4 - (or) ._ In- cludinleubscrgations oi’ $l00.39'l.750 10F ti" llfllf fly of business Bot sl:n.°.lr=~l.-'-.~"u "new

e na wee o e osm- fti"..‘...‘f’et‘l‘°°l°°i’i‘i‘ii 15”?“ - l o . .0 .50. This gave the present low memln of more than swmooitono over the same stage of the eighth loan which naissd more than s1,» on an objective of ll,-

Ssturdayh figures also brought sales to individuals to a cumulative will oi’ 8580027000 compared with $455,389,960 in the previous cam- paign. Total sales on Saturday were morlzhthans 05,000,038 in ad- VIMB 0 e .08 .900 ught nn the second 8s urday of the eighth

loan.

Large investments reported dur- ing t e week-end were headed by Great-West Life Assurance Com-

eny, Winnipeg, with $15,000,000.

thor large purchasers included Consolidated Paper Corporation

td.. 83.900000: Continental" Can Company. of Canada Ltd" $1.350.- 000: Holinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd., and subsidiary com- panies. $i,000.000: Citgvb of Quebec amortisation fund. 8'1 .000.

N. S. iiov't Make: Big Bond Purchase

HALIFAX, Nov. 4 -— (CF) -—Pre- mier Angus L. Mandonald announ- ced yesterday the Province of Nova Scot!» would by 84.250110?)

ninth victory loan bonds. the largest single purchase made by the Province ln any war loan. The purchase brings the total of victor?! bonds held by the Province to $1 .662.500

Total sales to individuals in Nova Scntia at close of business Saturday rosched 825213.800 81.33 oer cent of the objective of $31,000.- 000. Total sales’ in the names division for Nov wer $10.035,1 ,or .

of t e obliective of 300.000

Schooner Runs Into Rough Weather

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. r1- out o?‘ e BOO-mile tr P m" lvd- nsy N . the l-indsn so ocner Herbert L. Row

lnl rive hers lsturdly Encounter l‘!

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Former Canadian Arm Chief Died Saturday

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HALIFAX, Nov. 4 ( Since the end of Aullust, 3S person have died Nova Bcotis. compared with 40 in the period from Jan. l to Aug. 3i when gasoline rationing was in of- fect. motor vehicle registrar Illlic/t S. Campbell said tod

Failure to grant way to other vehicles caused more

accidents attributed to drunken driving showed a drop

l‘.

defective h uipment, and wornout fires, resultng from wartime shot-tones, failed to figure largely in

from last yea older cars,

CHUNGKING, Nov, 4 _ (AP)-- Hope of ending the a reading oivll war ‘n China hung posfiblc acceptance by the Comr lnllnlsts of s new four-point OM69 proposal launched by the Central Government. Everythirl vver from

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ilrimo Minister King Sails For New York

soumsmpoou. Nov. 4 -.- (or: wfriimo Minister Mscksnsio Kins sa 1e Queen Mary for New York route to Washing coming atomic-energy talks Pleslglent ‘rrumsn and labor Attlae.

tbdly

lioavy Accident Toll in Nova Scotia

int

most

Agztdpotlggombld of troops) con htntheodolfllflww any troops ever the

till

Also aboard the liner were 11,400 United States tNODI and 173 civilian passengers.

depended on on e115- cmmunist headquarters Yonan. Bhensi Province. which if favorable might end the flghtinfl widss read in 1i provinces u; peace ul neaotlstion soother lncc unify troubled China. . Government's offer. issued urdey . st be h si es cease sttsrks.

th Com

. That e l-lrsw is“ kilometres from rsl

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“filial 1i m? Occult m- l the

liner ton e d the forth“ n "m.

aboard the

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raffic accidents in

at nan: of

instances.

‘Clea. Kenneth Stuart, 5|, former

ornvtws, Ne’. 4 _ (ca) _.1.;,

chief the Causal! Genenal Staff, died Saturday night follow- ing lll health since August and c serifiaus illness in the last few

W” .

He left the army Just a year ago after the Canadian cabinet crisis over the reinforcement issue. Since then he hll been living in retire- ment, speanding many months at gsnanooue. Ont. snd at his home

6N.

Cause of hi; death was given as coronary thrombosis,

His son, Bqdn. Ldr. C. H. Stuart is en mute home from Indie and in the e ectation of his arrival here Tue sy lens are being made for a funera, with full military honors, on that day at All Saints

Allglioan- Church. Br . Canon C G, Hepburn, principle Protestant phapisin of the army, will of-

icote. I

OQTAWA. Nov. 4 — (CP) - Acting Prhie Minister J.L, Ilsley said tonight that Lt-Gen. Kenneth Stuart, former chic! of the Gen- oral Btleff. who diod hens Satur-

day, h

ht devotion to duty" and his death could be atttibuted “directly to the strain of heavy rapcnslb- lllti borne throughout the greater part of the war."

Survivinl are Mrs. StuEi Msguorite Dorothy Bauld of Mon- tre -a son in the R.C.A.F. end o

daughter. Ma eritc C. Shortreed, wife of May, illiem L, Shortreed of Ottawa. There is also one

andchild. Ian Kenneth Stuart, . Squadron Leader's son. It was Gunounced Nov. B. 1M4.

that fibula-t had one on leave pending sot rernent. e announce- ment followed the reinforcement

crisis which ssw Gen. A. G. L. Mc- Naughton succeed Col. J. L, Re;- ston as Defence Minister. Con. McNaughton has since been suc- ceeded by Hou. Douglas Abbott. Gen, stuart, then chief of staff at Canadian Military Headquarters in London, had accompanied Col Ralsum back to Canada after the Minister's overseas investigation of the reinforcement situation. It was understood Gen, Stuart's trip was for the purpose of supporting Col Balaton’; views on conscription. Like (lens. McNaughton and Crerar, Gen, Stuart was e por- mansnltjlfgrco officer who held the] three est lmny posts-genera staff chief at Ottawa, QMHQ. chief at London and 1st Army com mand in the field, although he was an interim commander in this last

Among the pro-war staff ap pointments held by the General were district engineer‘ officer at Calgary, Quebec and Victoria and assistant director military in- telligence at; Defence Headquart-

‘Chinose Govt Seeks To End Civil Strife

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city c] Tatum to the southeast.

t Ohiang KaiShcks to ld commander. Gen. Ho Ylng Chin, reiterated on his ar- rival in Pelping Sunday that the Government ‘ ins to reopen its lines of communication through Columunist-held areas,

1-fo m ised the mported ex- tent of hostilities between National- ists snd Reds. He insisted that so fu- i? hsfil no llnfonnatlpn at

ffih rag on l e180 scae’

$.- Chins.

CONVICTED 0F HEALING BELL!

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OTTAWA, Nov. 5 - Chariottetown is due lln rovcd air service,

t this

time Central

ward Island capi be acquiring new, larg er aircraft,

learned from tho

a matter of weeks", foro the end of the Maritime Central, i ed by Air Vice Marsh rier of the Air ‘Fran

serviced. but on new vlde more rapid and

DIES.

When the new

Nicholson, C.C.1", men:

Edward Island, I was

it is di on their Planes,- and the fact that TCA

Canada." H, J. Symlflgfnn, Trans-Canada answer "All I can say is

To Haunt

flcials in tsie

by the German Air

recovered from

sociuted Press. He

lly DANIEL DE Copyright, 1945, by 11h

ess BERLIN. Nov. 4 - 8.68 m, March 11, mar Seyss-Inquart was to vi German armed Austria sold to the German

gram. e nly has to mus was s for the mar into Austria extinction Austrians dent state and its

Cut of themselves, living and

(Continued on Peso

NEW YORK. Nov. G Blthliltio hunters who made of! worth of articles from afmnft carrier month were piers the $6.000 New

consideration has been having TCA stop at Cilar I know that Maritime mntral Air- ways are giving very good

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the recordings subsequently

this illlide story 01' the

lntpliacabla

Ymaets who n m

swamvod aboard the United States

0h,tovm liue For improved Air Service

(Special) .- for vastly

week's sitting of the Com- lway committee, Minister Howe announced

Recon-

Airways was

Win01!!! its services to the Prince tsl. and would

er and f ".-

At the same time. the Guardian Air fiansport Board that Maritime Centrafs ap- plication for licenses to legalize its current routes and provide for ex pension. should be granted within

probably be-

Ell‘,

was explain- al Alan For- sport Bqsrd,

has been operating under a war- time order. and now needs the civil aviation license to carry on, not only over routes currently being

lines to

pro- direct

air

u! M” “mdamtulble m‘ gmnections throughout the Mafi-

Mcre Direct Service

licenses are

gluntcd. there will be more direct service between Charlottetown and Halifax and other Nova Bcotia p0 n s.

c service to Charlottetown s rs ed in the committee w s

A. M. be: or Mau-

kenzie in Saskatchewan.

over Charlottetown evo day of the year." said-Mr. Nlcho son, ‘and in view of the ve unsatisfactory

transportation cond tion into Prince

wondering 1f given to ottefown .

service.‘

fflcult to get reservations

in view

aircraft are

passlnlf over and that Prince Ed- wand Island is s very imp part of Canada. I think it be linked directly with ‘Prens-

crtsnt might.

president; of M s

that ‘Irons- ‘! 001. d)

iiooringk Words In i938 (lomo

(Germany's seizure of Austria in 1938 was arranged by high Nazi of- phone conversations. These conversations were recorded

and were

the rubble of Bar- lin by Daniel do Luce of the As-

tells about

them in a series of four stories, the first of which follows.)

LUCE e Associated

(AP) — At

1938. Reich- ul Hermann Goering dictat- ed the telegmm the puppet Arthur

pnpsre 5n- forces into

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tary Wilhelm Keppler, "lt u not necesselg that he send the tele- 0

soy agreed!" the pretext

of Gannon troops e act that led to the

as: indepen-

annexation

March 13, 1008. to Hitler's greater Rloich the mctlth of

the Nelle deed, comes snschluss.

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“Battle ‘Of New York” Costly To Big Ship

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BY ALLAN NICKLESON

WINDSOR, 0nt., Nov. 4 -- (CP) --Some 8,500 members of local 195 of the United Automobile Workers of America lC.I.0.) employed st 21 district automotive Plants voted today and toni to strike immed- lswlv in snonort of 10.000 striking Production workers, members of local 200 of the U.A.W.. at the Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd“

ere

This brings to approximately 18.500 the number of automotive workers on strike.

In this week-end spread of the automotive strike which grew from demands for a new bargaining agneoment and union recognition. local 100 officials said plants now affected included thNe plants cf Chrysler Corporation of Canada. Ltd. with a total union emplov~ merit e1 3.600.

“might. office workers at the Chrysler plantr removed company books from the offices.

Joining the other employees on strike are workers from such plants as Canadian Industries Ltd. Auto Specialties. Gar Wood. Kelsey WheeL Gotfreclson and ‘Pruscon Steel, all with between 260 and 300 union enllployees.

In the case of Canadian Indlst-

certain number of will be allowed to plant to keep ‘r in working ordw.

Fifty employees of the DGWOlt and Canada Tunnel Company, s. bus service connecting Windsor and Detroit by tunnel under the Detroit River, were included in the strike action vote but will remain at work for the present.

Union heads said the new strike was effective as from tonight and that the men would not be re- turn‘ ‘to work tomorrow. r

Illccei 19S officials said strike acton was taken without ob- taining penniasioil of the - ternatlonal executive board of the U. A. W. in Detroit which previously had turned down re- quests by the local that its mem- bers be allowed to strike.

City Is Tense

There were several other develop- ments in this tense. strike-mm m~ dustbin-l city of 138,000.

Outside the gates of the spraw-

1

rims, mo. union officials said e. Wye

8,500 lollvillllusll 10.009 u WALKOUT

Canada Able To Slllllliy Own Toys

MONTREAL, Nov. 4 — (OP) _ Carillon, from a nation almost wholly dependent on tcy inuports, 1n W0 years has become nearly sJJ-eufflcient in providinl Wye for her 5,000,000 children. the Prices ..oa.rd announced yesterday,

A survey showed that with tn; labor situation improving and in- creased quantities of metal, lumber and paperboard at the disposal of tile manufacturers, the prospects i0!‘ Christmas toys this y“: g1 Particularly bright.

g the metal field. electrically driven trains will remain in short supply. while miniature replicas of the munitions of war have been replaced by metal ks, nlanual trains and automobiles. Kidldy cars, small uleial wagons. scooters and sleighs will be available. ‘rricycles, doll carriages. roller skates and more elaborate luvs are not ex- pected on the market before next Christmas.