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     The profolindeet philosophers are 
     
     winked. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘mama, ma r cu at on n shorn lulnb, .1. y 
     
    
   
   
    
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     CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, MARCH 2a, 19st i‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     8T A  Y OPENSi GAPJ IN lllARETll 
     
    
   
   
    
     Huge Invasion Bitv Budgets 
     
    
   
   
    
     Exercises Held l F" s""""‘ 
     
     In  ll fiStifllflted Slifplils 0f $1,136.64 
     
    
   
   
    
     llsbeorlutiol Delivered, 80.00 
     
     lull. “.00; ether Provinces amt U.B.A. $5.00. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     LINE   
     
    
   
   
    
     Reaches First 
     
     Objectives On . 
     
     6-Mile F ront 1 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     War Situation Lest Night 
     
    
   
   
    
     lSix Canadians 
     
     ‘Win Distinguished 
     
     Flying Gross 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     By Glenn Babb, Associated Press Wal- Analyst 
     
    
   
   
    
     for the year 1943 was budgeted for 
     
     oy Coun. R. C. Chandler, chairman 
     
     of the finance committee, at a 
     
     $980121“; IAIFGUHK of the Cttv Council 
     
    
   
   
    
     The battle of Tunisia, which should prove the last chapter of the war 
     
     in Africa, has begun under circumstances that justify Allied hopes for 
     
     an early expulsion of the Axis from that continent. 
     
    
   
   
    
     F0 Irvinfiowalt Of 
     
    
   
   
    
     eh... .,-, ......fl.‘.'...‘*ii‘°.'.lli l‘:  .. isrrtlr: aw “"1"; 
     
     Ifllfl ma: l‘ 0 
     
     , ymirn ltlgglllltfid tondelgglrbioefiilr fir‘: gggirilfilrit-ldzalzalge: hiffllsghiati: buy to; if: lflrltntllne ltinéle gen. sil- (lglontawe pnecoof l 
     
     o o es s e revenue sass, 1.14. n Inns N s nu n nmeln. roup llilllllg‘ V- . 
     
     1.1178831 Military Workout Ever ouffiw°fiiéiili°ihlfig°cfifiifl 5.123: "miiilaflgliullligetiiwbtatiilzaiilthns sppe to be limited to standing and eted Awards. American Forces Sweep Across 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing, which was pmceded by ‘ slugging it out against forces superior in numbers, 
     
    
   
   
    
     all" power and pre- 
     
     sumably in weight of guns and 
     
    
   
   
    
     Held In Britain; Canadians 
     
     Form Spearhead. 
     
    
   
   
    
     le th , ' ' 
     
     {Em Yrfialflg? meeting l on "u h armor or retreating “rider the most nglglgwlzédlglghfClgnfiafigl—qgflhg Cen tra I Tun lsta Tolva rds ca If 
     
     "t!" 1M Personal property was Dispatches from North Africa point out pol-allele between the battles award of the Distinguished Flying 
     
    
   
   
    
     cross to six Canadians and two 
     
     Americans in the R.C.A.F., a Bar 
     
     to the D.F'.C. already held by a 
     
     Saskatchewan squadron Leader. 
     
     and the Distinguished Flying Med- 
     
     sl to an American in the R.C.A.F. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "W1 It 1-85 Der cent the same as of El slaineln and the luareth line Both be 
     
     - _ . gen after long, painstaking 
     
     2'“ Y3“ Th9 55'5""! 01' 11B‘ preparations by the British Commander. Both were opened by Mem~ 
     
     atglgn°tng°nis§°°unt 1mm ell-ch 1n- gomery with assaults by tremendous concentrations of air power 
     
     ' e p ‘m or b91079 m6 0n land the first stage of the Tunisian battle appears to be a slow, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ue d te d1 l; . - 
     
     The“ taxvgzfon sggiiuglsuegere given crushing. grinding down process like that ln Egypt, although lust night 
     
    
   
   
    
     Of Gd b€8. r 
     
    
   
   
    
     By Daniel De Luce, Associated Press Staff Writer  
     
    
   
   
    
     By WILLIAM STEWART 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Clnndim Prue stair writer) this and m...“ mdm , , reports t» Auied headquarter. said the sth army had captured its initial m". ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AF- 
     
     " xoflowy s lest light. ohmmm The sword win . R _ L 
     
     ‘Twig CANAgIAN  lt was l2 days from the 8th army's first attack et El Alameln until p, y, c. ‘CA’ March 22 ‘_ (AP) —' Gen‘ s‘ r Bernard ' 5 
     
    
   
   
    
     Taxation Bylaws 
     
    
   
   
    
     The following bylaws were given 
     
     lrst and second reading to est- 
     
     abilsh the installment payment of 
     
     civic assessments and to m; the 
     
     rate of discount thereon. 
     
    

    
     City 
     
    
   
   
    
     the announcement that the Axis front had been smashed and that the 
     
     Africa. Corps was in flight. Remembering this, London commentators 
     
     warn that it may be some time before Mont y s offensive is fully 
     
     unfolded. The intlal attacks, if. appears, were delivered on a front q‘ only 
     
     six miles at the coastal end of the line. They met heavy opposition and 
     
     deep mine fields. This, too, is like El Alamein, 
     
    

    
     But there are important differences between the two battles. When 
     
     his front was broken in Egypt, Rommel apparently had nearly all North 
     
     Africa. in which to manoeuvre. I-le did, in fact, retreat for hhlf the 
     
     breadth of a continent. Now he has st most the few thousand square 
     
     miles of Eastern Tunisia into which he can withdraw and it is doubtful 
     
     how much of this limited area. will be available to hlln after the Am- 
     
     erican divlsions under Gen. Patton have continued for another dsy or 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montgomery's British 8th Army was reported to- l 
     
     night to have slugged its way through its first ob-. 
     
    

    
     jectives in the Mareth line on a six-mile front, I 
     
     while American forces captured 1,400 Axis pri- l 
     
     soners as they swept across south-central Tunisia 
     
    

    
     toward the Gulf of Gabes. l 
     
     The 8th Army, thrusting between the sea and 
     
     the Mareth Road, was said to have overcome Axis 
     
     opposition and deep mine fields in its initial plunge 
     
    
   
   
    
     TAIN. March 22-40? C LE) —A 
     
     large Canadian-British force com- 
     
     manded by lit-Gen. A.G.L. Mc- 
     
     Naughton, C1 msnder o! the Gim- 
     
    

    
     y in Britfllh. h“ 00m- 
     
     pleted a great attack exercise in 
     
     which it battled forward for more 
     
     than a week over an ares of some 
     
     4,000 uare miles defended by a 
     
     powerfu army under lit-Gen. J.A. 
     
     Gemmeil, general officer command- 
     
     ing-in-chief, the British Eastern 
     
     carmnsnd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     F0. Irvine Clark Ccwan. son of 
     
     Mrs. Hannah Cowan, LOWCl‘ Mon- 
     
     tague, PEI. 
     
    

    
     F0. Warren Waugh Sutton, son 
     
     of Hurry Henry Sutton, Glbsland, 
     
     Ln 
     
    
   
   
    
     F0. Richard Emmett Cline, son 
     
     of William Edward Cline, Ven- 
     
     couver. 
     
    

    
     F0. Anthony Gubb, husband of 
     
     Mrs. Jean l... Gubb, Westmount. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ue, 
     
     F0. Paul Albert Hartman. Tb" 
     
    
   
   
    
     "BE IT ENACTED bv the 
     
     cwncll 01 $110 Cltv 0f Charlotte- 
     
     wwn as follows;- 
     
    

    
     ' . That all ordinary genergl 
     
     Civic assessments on real and per- 
     
     wnnl Property within the City of 
     
     Charlottetown for the fiscal year 
     
    
   
   
    
     It the largest and most tw thel th t t d th G if f G b to, b the t Mrs. Scott Clough , _ _ _ _ 
     
     reuurliTniutui-y workout ever fiflnfifi gg,,,§“g,'{;g* 21$“ f? n r m "w" ° u ° a °" §Qiarief£ M20 into the formidable Mareth fortifications, man- 
     
     held in Brltoiil and the vast 1n mm, e “a! lmtalfm 9531'“, e P0. John Reyfmldi. son of Mrs. d b M h I E - R |v Ge veteh 
     
     an“ h,‘ ‘huh ‘he ‘mules we" q BEES W tflill he y ars a rwln Omme 3 rmah 
     
    
   
   
    
     Agnes Ethel Reynolds, Winnipeg. 
     
    
   
   
    
     such fiscal year as follows;- One 
     
    
   
   
    
     O 
     
     rhtiiteiit lllddsy B  B b _ l ah. MK- 
     
     821%‘ night wiihihe rnigieiiient of glllfiglsiaglllfnmrlltthe 12th dev u! April lg e e 0H1 8T8 zltiosonlviiitflclli/IE,  Méifclfgii- ans‘ _ , . 
     
     trout». tanks. artillery m! end- '~‘ ‘"1 l ° mlmfl“ d" ne Kellore Ont. As the Nazis fou ht bltterl to revent their 
     
     ' ‘"- '“"'Y°°'“""'* i’.’.i.€i““°' °“° ‘“"““‘“°“° °“ m‘  t ' *"° Ed's“ “u” mm‘ '°“ r h id b ' ' g a f o in guth Lt Gen 
     
     eth day of Septembe W I h ' - ' ‘_ s ron o ein pierce r m e s . . 
     
     Both armies had st their disposal and one installment on the:  l e   of Ralph Edward Glmbel, Chicago l; 8 v 
     
    
   
   
    
     George S. Patton Jr.'s American columns 7O miles 
     
     to the northwest reached the edge of the Tun- 
     
    
   
   
    
     thirty-flrst day of December. 
     
     3. Interest shall be charged on 
     
     every instalment remaining unpaid 
     
    
   
   
    
     and nlsde the fullest use of more 
     
    

    
     squadrons of aircraft than had ever 
     
    

    
     gee; lemplo ed in army manoeuvres 
     
     r 
     
    
   
   
    
     BAR T0 D. F. 0. 
     
     Acting Sqdn. Ldr, Charles Stew- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     LONDON. Mutch 22--(C'Pl —-Bls; 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     tsln.. hlle the exercise lasted after the s“... a...“ b, d... (n, unwmsmas bomb,“ m, d ova-r _ ,_ , _ m Dom DIVA m, o, Joseph A. isiamooastal plain within ,50 miles of the Meci- l 
     
     gxelnsillcjlgaxwgenfglrtegryxslggwsd; m: payabledtthe rate of ‘one liitif‘ 0% Germany todev to plaster e hugs i New‘ ‘Brief, Dowie, Mailer, sass. iterrangan at one point, l 
     
    
   
   
    
     I. Bil-afield. 
     
     Guard Cutter 
     
     ‘i. was wounded- w n result 
     
     of his twelvrhour running battle 
     
    
   
   
    
     with a U-boat Wolf Peck. His ship n nightfall b he _ bombers on rtion o! a calendar month shall ALL E D U , son of Wlllllllll Hansel Taylor. Vance mwam the “may 
     
     “m” m‘ m“ ' huge‘ “M” ghee‘; w” w Ggrmagy ggittagiixduafs l‘ m" month edssliglifii iiiiniirigdmirriiies of bombs IN slisgltsbiliaiiigrtiingamlj B°°“"m'~‘- md" Patton's drive wns two-aroused- 
     
    
   
   
    
     °ne P!!!‘ will per month for such 
     
     Portion of the current year iLs the 
     
     some shall remain unpaid; and in 
     
     calculation of such interest any 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gemlen naval base at Wilhehm; 
     
     shaven for the third time. smack- 
     
     ing their bombs down upon the 
     
     docks in qne 01' the heaviest and 
     
     most accurate attacks of the Unit- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     bom ers 
     
    
   
   
    
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     commander. Jam‘: 
     
     éklpper. of the (Jo 
     
    

    
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     er-bombers, and ll ht 
     
     which racticsiiy h the all- t0 
     
     themselile; b dsy. The ceaseless 
     
     roar of air ac vity was maintained 
     
    
   
   
    
     D. l". M. 
     
     Flt Sgt. Ralph Edgar Taylor, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pelwn’: heavily-armored eolumrbs 
     
     showed no signs of slowing down 
     
     in their methodical, crushing ad- 
     
    
   
   
    
     l... 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Trial invasion 
     
     Fooled Nazis 
     
    
   
   
    
     m“ U m“ ""1 °“'““°" m“ “n” mmmm‘ b’ were rained down upon the stniie- (Tuesday) - (cl-i - The nun. Th“ °““"°“‘ “ma”? °"* '°"°“'°<* "if "WM °°““°°" 
     
    
   
   
    
     tiller Nut submarines with depth ‘Test 0! Attack made by "upplwlehtlry YEW"! 01‘ base - FO~ Cffwam F0 sum)“ “m! m‘ ing Guise and Msknassy with 
     
     nurses None Ilmnl the 47"“ ' “them” M" m“ ‘h’ “w” gierh rald-comln while British Timatiiiiiinliinlnlfitehercull?“.3“ °““°=- o“? "m" l“ mmwl Mahsres on the coast. the other 
     
     bell was killed and only I-ilrsfied The exercise was a test of attack a§°§mem 01' m! YW-l‘. then ll! e c u w u i’ w 1942, the aircraft 1n which Flying 
     
    
   
   
    
     bombers were slnshlnz at targets 
     
     ln the Netherlands and in northern 
     
     Frence—was minted against shin- 
     
     binc installations at the naval 
     
    
   
   
    
     striking iron; Eld (insets; eastward ‘i I 
     
     t rough cap ure u amren. . 
     
     These prongs thrust along b0th~ LONDO“ “fftlichl gaff??? 
     
    

    
     sides of the Orbata Hills, where m‘ ° e“ v 
     
    
   
   
    
     occ py the Mambare River srelt 
     
     on the northeast coast, the 
     
     Allied Command announced to- 
     
    
   
   
    
     from B. bridgehead such as would shall be due and payable in so many 
     
     have to be established on the enemy equal installments ss then remain 
     
     coast to serve as anchor of an in- to fall due upon such general assess- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Officers Cotvan, Sutton and Cline 
     
     were flying was employed in con- 
     
     junction ivlth naval forces in an 
     
    
   
   
    
     m wounded. 
     
    
   
   
    
     —The recent 
     
    
   
   
    
     i f _ Th t ng st pos- t d 1| . dlY- t" agalnt n enemy con- h f a f uh 
     
     l f it“ iii» “blinds n» ‘#111 o“r"u§v  3:22.22. “..§i'i.'.’.i:$..%??’ a     ..  ¢§?'“<¥*¥a~  "ti; iii“‘.i?...l3’?.ll£¥   fr‘: 
     
        wsglnacklixegflggllijgaian Want" and ion thereof. if in Purl. bear inter- The weather was excellent for _F,loodmg finer; m, a dozen rivers 512231.11“, rtcnas  cowgan m,‘ berg’ me b" increasing noun)“ Gerlnenl, acco n: to e 
     
    
   
   
    
     From Bail Gold 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     est at the rate aforesaid. 
     
     4. Should any assessment be ap- 
     
     palled and such aippesl be not de- 
     
    
   
   
    
     bomblng “and results were 800d.“ 
     
     th» communique announced 
     
     The RAJ“. sent out Venturu 
     
    
   
   
    
     from Georgie to Louisiana inun- 
     
     dated thousands of acres of farm 
     
     lands, and halted traffic in some 
     
    
   
   
    
     ally succeed “ in conveyinz the 
     
     necessary information. In this task 
     
    
   
   
    
     Shuttle-Bombing 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     broadcasts and newsiliile". 
     
     thought it was the beginning of 
     
     a real invasion of the contin- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
           
     
       
     
        
     
          
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
          
     
          
     
            
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
          
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
             
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     _. l f th _ h bl itecl by the pilot . e_ 
     
     -@~——-—-—-——-—————___-=~ §°§§“‘,',‘,§‘§a$’°h,f§,§§ tgleiegyethdaie ‘i: f§§$§§'$,.‘{§§{,““,..,§'ind§’ W591; m? regions during the week-end out afidwtii tiiieyngfriigsilinr. As s result The Allied wesim‘ dew‘ ‘h’ enThQ lggncEnfllfivn oi men | 
     
     -—— ‘°°“"l““°d °“ m" 7' 6°! 2’ installment may be Dnld vfifihslifi. Mnashiis. near Rotterdam. demos» and loss o! property W“ the nuval forces were enabled to glam "ée-zwlfllgfilgffblgmfll, ti}; aha material attracted the at- 
     
     )”, ducmm; L‘, Mama“. and due RAF. fighter planes strufik expected to be relatively light. ma,“ contact with ‘glue decal/joy America: medium bombers- "Zlnalna. tentlnn n! German serial re; 
     
     NEW YORK March 22 (ltPl-Jl 11 y meanwhile wt other targets in t e which was almost to y es 1- ex ‘calves Mm cockwork Mme“ connaissance The German u 
     
     r - s owence for an reduction result. ~' l ' 
     
     V ti Cit dis tch bmadceet Netherlands and objectives in nor- CllUNGKlNG. March 22 —- ed, on many other occasions these P - P - for“ gppalQnfly spotted two 
     
     ' m‘ y P“ c   "'3 °“ d‘*'°""‘"““°" "f “m” 3"" ih~ Fran e ~ MP) Th Chinese High Com- - - dis 1a ed outstand- Nineteen Weiss swept W the bit“! h rml s assemblin for 
     
     gughletgeirsugumclilgwsgiglfihigtseryoefi . iieeialinrihgll-loliheiivliifaiiieieriiiiiil by fig”- Mclliqullus. YiPll-nllllfi" We manirch f, ’ in e communique irfigcsetisilltiyiazfie eograée in the face Sflturdnv and Sundg-v- and "W" tlilefelizriincradlo psunipily re- 
     
     wlgi “m; i! confined m h“ bed Mm  s   5- All p011 taxes assessed for ‘the EZVQQL ligsiaiisiiiihiifdbsttvgii ‘girl: ltlgggygligaltn trebdltirealiilses£ig or me enemy" weéenlymigytlxiteoxtimtyiegrn hills endl "qififj-Bfltssh n, maul“; 
     
     i. gh ever. y y ' id hl ' ' ‘ 
     
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     cii ons are eti a - ' . ' ' 
     
     slices of His Holiness have   3,4”; let-yin; gm! specifying the a Kuard their communications to  Irvin; Ccwamiwhog flilgthete getgéaiggngitittgugfiéireé-{sxgnaeiit ‘may The Germans may not have 
     
     "mulled. U“ "W" "ld- rate of Assessment on Resl Estate   1th“! M"! the Chinese Thu" Mm H‘ C. Cowarf still at st‘ sl‘ l/aclr from Befsim 47 miles south- hm‘ to “n. 
     
     me 3mm broadcast, w“ yggord- n", "ma" howdy md the rich rice fields around ung- Montague serveld oir e an A: west of mung ON ENT 
     
     ed by me “accused pr955_ ‘mount n: Po" Tue’ l“ u" C" I _ tin: Lake. . _ months at _Ms ta, t was etamed. . 1| 
     
     bTlégsBBv- ltndu brgfldcasb ‘£232? CB! cmllllfgl‘ gfiffvfififl, of Charlottetown for General Civli: KIHBII In llcllilll CHICAGO March 22 (AP) ti? silgilrilriiiliteoecitiiti; have re “me 
     
     y _ uo s ome M1 - an: n _ - “j — x _ 
     
     ment as siiyineg the Pope " is slight- Pmméxgflvhfcazrniafxlzl 32- Madame Chiang Kai-Shells secret- 1-10. Cowan received his lglngs    mg u¥a$ §efi“§f.’e.';f{§d 
     
     b, indismsedll but “His 600.025 my SOMEWHERE 1N ENGLAND, "BE n, ENAéTED by me- c" inlet announced today she had last year and went overseas s ord- honors“, president of me Canadh 
     
     mm B no cum m. anxiety; March m_(cp qabm_g_,e_.afn_ council o! the (my of. charkmey been officially invited by the Brl- iy alter. l-ie is about 23 yeliisrs 0;)‘. an Assdcmmon of Ayrshire Bream 
     
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     - o e ' ‘The rate of Assessment on Real ° u" 9X Orr sci. ._  , v _ - b d. 1 ~ _ t G out hear of lilS Ilppulil mom. 
     
     ‘eciared at a press conference Al,” I of w_ J Momsom ramng no definite pnli hns eell me e and Phyllis and Frances 20m; ° m 55a m, F. H‘. N ,- ,. 
     
     field Mm, fancmsl$l 1g] a gg-gied m;  silos gigaitflal glrvicthlétirpélesgg edltorsfi]; the Montreal Gazette. haslon account of ‘ht-r state of health.  ht Montague. His father is o s I k oi 2e35,,’ ggenerlgll séili-Zsaiefu’ g! 
     
        lfifiltfififéfi syiart the-t all annyttliz- Wmunrymlxitilg tlléarizsrltdeléydgirlgmzg; gg§glnlgnltfjd $§r§°g°'§,fs“s鑧§§f"wff; ANKARA, March a -ini-.- s... family lived formerly: a n   m‘? “ss°°*"°“- 
     
     mafions bu“ m and regdy I thirty-rl-rst-da of Dec mb AD J’ a cumbenv Parkslde Dflw . hyed) — (AP) — n_ ex- lower Montague, but move a 
     
     In   actiglfll-t oes for the British as well 1943 l! herebvy soecilledewalniir fixed A swdem‘ 1m elggltaeen?“ ‘flfifi’ $23256"?!  zilitmfthlllliisrrllssoritliid gaowizihglgiioletflyelbetfkcillie difiiaetholftrbrm LONDON March 22 (C?) Red 
     
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     a e as our own. he sold. fled It the rile 0f 2.85 per cent 0231f enusunerytijrspi 0L officer Morrison Germans was effected today at of ital‘. elmy columns tditvlnsxtoggéilertgilg _ ‘f 
     
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     with r omes this veer B" yo r trio rom w" - ‘ .‘ g ‘ _ . 
     
     u    see   u»  . "-9- l" Jim Three <‘-N-R~ Tour's‘ semi. sits: easier  sdii".?.tfi‘.iiiliési.tl““ "i" ¢°~Fl°="°‘ 
     
     Itl about it. The value of the exercise lsy _I1 R t N  0 en been aapnomted cbmmzmdehixb e Russian Dummy’ on the 
     
     Th" Aliflcultm mPrimwll‘ ‘m’ the w" l‘ 9mm“ °' “if “'35 l-mmmx Much az-tom-leo esor s 0 0 p chief of the home fleet replacing central front rolled into the 40 
     
     sourced tonight that manufacture power of movement, induce! d w ks“ Nova Sc ma, Pm: S“ John c Tovev n was annoum mpmamd pymes‘ mum o; Bay. 1,, 
     
     Mite cream mix will be controlled played, functionlnd of st f. llm- 1W‘ r 0O l‘. l tidal cad today a-long Wm, several other one heavy “we wwm-d smolengk 
     
     from April i. An esrllel‘ order tionlnl of engineers and silwll m “atlllflfghtf. a L1? Mp3 £_ MONTREAL March 22_(cm_ #- h naval command Shim today, und 5,500 Germans have 
     
     llnltln ice cream sales is rescind- services, he said. h m‘ ° ' 12,0. vau hen. President of the North Afrlvl — 5'4"!‘ "my w lve‘ ' rank of nct- been killed in the inst three days 
     
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     w‘ Beside‘ Wm various liods of P l» will native in this ghovince Canadian atmm“ Runways‘ an’- klunqh? hot“? ‘sislim Zflfllliillt! “Ed: llnfl Admirnl He has been the sec- in one sector of this front, the 
     
     Th‘ “W °"‘*°" “w” by m’ m“ “rmy “x m “m” min e out i-iiiiiiii the first of June for s to- “°““°°d M" “d” m“ "swms n" innifli-ilmneihrners escape ond-imcommand. A -mldnlizht communique as recorded 
     
     Dairy product; 30ml, stipulates offence and M“ Wm ° - ‘ three tourist resorts WW6 not “m” P‘ ..j____.._ by the Soviet radio MOHW" M‘ 
     
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     ilrsherbet mix will be confined m the attackers 0r defer: ere was in; v . - e - ments effected ere Jasper. el- M m" h”   Eve In their noon oomimun qua t e 
     
     ti l lrn rtunce- Mr. Bracken will wur the PIOl/lme- Lodge in Jas r National Perk. - town u! DIIPiWo lfl ° Russians reported capture of Dur- 
     
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     mix which any manufacturer fore corresDOhden sea b! Md Md es at the éd of N°rthumber_ n hm    onxdes “m? to ‘he undo“ New-s ; 
     
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     “mil 81. 1M1- "md “d ‘i’ ‘fmhsh . eompos- LONDON. March s2 - (c? North France. transport. told’ a luncheon today miles northeast ' of Smolensk. High tide this afternoon at 1m 
     
     were the fltret gm; types of eir- I Cabin-Award of the Distl uieli- Southwestern Paclfic-Alliedbin- m“ an average o‘ a.’ o‘ every mo Another column advancing from and ‘Dmonow mornmg M L25 
     
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     “q I "0’   the A antic urged bibs British Fghezertngovigd flirt‘ osrmliiiielg liienwfiel 3‘.‘.3’.‘°iv°s§l“£=°si.iill5§‘ itféi‘. vliul- than Chdrloftelovlii. 
     
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     m’ n’?! wtpiilnb} gloitfigz‘: tel’ no immediate reports of the extent bu“ in the battle. Corvetics and liar; and tints lpses f-herrlghlmib ninth‘; (il(i‘l'll‘lg qqlokisimii} (iim ‘EgCEPT QU-NiMHW ~__ 
     
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     “manila-y bombs were iirqrped “ m. ‘.5 it; ‘vi gun tflrv service may be pit-rm c c n llllH c Y C i b’ MW Yunnan“ | > 
     
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     "Wilts Mock 1111 m?“ (nut some bombs were will!!! _ ‘W751i ° 9 g '~ in The House of Commons by Leb- This output will rcqilirc about it-‘lll n- m. 4-- 0- M. = 
     
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     p“ Mu" . this evenlnif of. ed R “mun” m. “firm” u up b‘ - dung", 1mm; we . or Minister Mitchell, 771900.000 us es when I“ p- l _ 
     
     i‘ ‘ ‘on numbers be maigefia n - m“ d. yum“. ‘gm.- mo, u. n. . at n. I. 
     
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